Why We Don't Have An Appetite When Sick
When you're congested, zapped of energy, and nauseous, the last thing you want to do is eat. Here's what's causing your loss of appetite, and what you can do.
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Does Drinking Baking Soda Really Help You Lose Weight?
While a bit of baking soda can certainly help settle your stomach, it is also commonly believed to help your body break down fat. Is this actually true?
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How Rare Is Vitiligo?
Vitiligo is a condition that leads the skin to lose its natural color, creating light patches on the skin. But precisely how common is this condition?
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Do This One Thing Every Morning If You Have Problems With Constipation
If you have less than three bowel movements per week, or your stools are hard and difficult to pass, you're probably constipated. This morning habit can help.
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The Super Leafy Green No One Eats Enough Of
Unless you're eating arugula in your spring mix, this peppery yet slightly bitter green isn't necessarily at the front of people's minds — but it should be!
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What Happens To Your Body When You Eat Kiwi Every Day
Just like apples, eating kiwis every day can help keep the doctor away. That's because this tart and juicy fruit is loaded with nutrients and antioxidants.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Squatting Over A Public Toilet
Depending on the seat, you might be tempted to squat over public toilet seats to avoid germs. As it turns out, however, hovering may actually do more than good.
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Are You Eating Spices With Concerningly High Lead Levels?
Love thyme? A new study described by Consumer Reports might make spice lovers be a little more cautious about where they source their herbs and spices.
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Is Drinking From A Plastic Water Bottle Left In A Hot Car Safe?
During summer, it's common to bring water bottles into the car. If you discover a leftover water bottle roasting in the car, is it still safe to drink?
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This Is What Happens When The Flu Goes Untreated
When coughing, body aches, and fever come on suddenly, you may suspect that you have the flu. If you do, then what happens if you decide not to treat it?
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Can Skipping Meals Make You Tired?
If you have a busy schedule at work, you may find yourself skipping meals. Sure, it may save time, but does it end up slowing you down in the long-run?
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Golfing Has Surprising Health Benefits For You As You Age
Between walking from one hole to the next, and using your core to stabilize a good swing, golf proves to be good for both your physical and mental well-being.
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Why A Healthy Weight Has Nothing To Do With BMI
Many doctors believe the BMI system is outdated.
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How Long Will It Actually Take For Collagen To Improve Your Muscle Mass?
Here's what to know about taking collagen for muscle mass.
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Why Some People Can Function On Less Than 8 Hours Of Sleep Per Night
Does your friend feel fine after six hours of sleep? Here's why.
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Do Probiotics Expire?
Before you start stocking up on probiotic supplements, you may want to consider how long your bottle of probiotics will be good for and if they expire.
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Microplastics Have Been Found In Human Blood For The First Time
The movement to rid the planet and our everyday uses of plastic is highlighted again because microplastics have been found in human blood for the first time.
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What This Doctor Says You Should Know About Lyme Disease
Lyme disease can do serious harm if not treated in a timely and proper manner. Here's what one doctor says you should know about the disease.
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What Is Your Brain Type And How Does It Impact Your Happiness?
Research shows that your brain type can determine what makes you feel happy, and happiness can improve cognition, boost immunity, increase longevity, and more.
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What We Know About The Hospitalization Of RHONJ Star Teresa Giudice
Teresa Giudice, mother of four and former star of "The Real Housewives of New Jersey," was hospitalized on Wednesday, March 23.
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Midlife Antibiotic Use Is Linked To Cognitive Decline Later In Life
While antibiotics can effectively kill off harmful bacterial infections, a new study has linked their use to a decline in cognitive functioning later in life.
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Aspirin Could Be A Game Changer In Reducing Death Rates In COVID-19 Patients
A new study suggests that aspirin can help minimize the risk of death in hospitalized patients who are more seriously impacted by COVID-19.
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Why COVID-19 Rates Still Matter
Here's why we still need to be aware of COVID cases around the world.
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The Best Exercises When You Have A Headache
Exercise is important for a healthy lifestyle. Not only does it lower your risk of heart disease and boost your mood, but it can also get rid of headaches.
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How Burpees Affect Your Wrists
Burpees are a great cardio and resistance exercise that works all major muscle groups. Despite their benefits, burpees may pose risks to your wrists.
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Why Taping Your Mouth Can Improve Your Sleep
There's no shortage of sleep hacks to help you improve your sleep. But did you know that taping your mouth when you're ready to catch zzzs is one of them?
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