If you frequently eat these two popular breakfast foods together, it could be having an effect on your body. We'll take a deeper look at the science.

Fatigue and slowed reaction time are linked with marijuana use. What you might not realize, however, is that regular marijuana use may also impact how you pee.

Do social isolation and heart health have a connection? As it turns out, staying indoors all day can actually have a surprising effect on your blood pressure.

Do you have good posture or do you tend to slouch over? Slouching can have several effects on your health, including this one particular effect on how you poop.

According to Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a medical consultation following a health scare revealed that a parasite ate a part of his brain. Does this really happen?

According to a TikTok user, eating two pieces of dragon fruit should be enough to make you go to the bathroom immediately. But does this trick really work?

As the adage goes, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. And for men, this unexpected exercise can help prevent symptoms of prostate cancer.

Endometriosis is said to affect about a tenth of the world's reproductive-age women and girls. You might be one of them if you experience this after having sex.

Managing your high blood pressure can be challenging if you're unwilling to make changes to your diet. A quick solution is to start consuming this dried fruit.

Kidney stones might develop if you have a lot of concentrated minerals in your urine. Will calciuim-rich foods like cheese affect your risk of kidney stones?

There's a lot of misinformation out there about eggs, leaving many to wonder just how healthy this breakfast favorite is. A dietitian sets the record straight.

The dietary benefits of peanut butter are due to the vitamins and minerals in the popular spread. But what are its possible anti-inflammatory effects?

Depending on its ingredients, popcorn can affect your overall health if you consume it regularly. But how does snacking on a bucket affect your poop?

Many people with high blood pressure aren't aware of their condition because it often doesn't have symptoms. If your fingers look like this, it could be a sign.

While many protein bars highlight the large amount of protein that they contain, are they really a healthy choice when it comes to your cholesterol?

Baking a fresh loaf of sourdough bread from scratch can be a soothing pastime. However, you may want to avoid it if you are prescribed this type of medication.

There are myriad methods for lowering blood pressure levels that people turn to. As it turns out, one interesting option involves a bright yellow citrus fruit.

Every once in a while, your mind and body can be too wound up for bed. When this happens, a handful of cashews could help you sleep. Here's why.

Did you know that masturbating the wrong way can become a concern? This is how death grip syndrome can affect your sex life and what you can do about it.

TikTok's "rock-paper-scissors eat" challenge has people battling it out for who will eat and who will run. However, this challenge could come with side effects.

As it turns out, there is actually such a thing as having "too much" sex. And disturbingly, it can have some serious and even life-threatening consequences.

Excess sugar is one of the few things that the health community agrees can be bad for you. Did you know that stopping sugar can even affect your sleep?

More often than not, the body provides clues about what's wrong with it. For example, high cholesterol may lead to your knuckles developing this peculiar trait.

The connection between waking up in the middle of the night and blood pressure might not be obvious at first. But interrupted sleep can point to bigger issues.

When we think about practices that improve men's health, yoga isn't exactly at the top of the list. However, research shows that it has an unexpected benefit.

For women, not masturbating or having penetrative sex can lead to changes in their body parts, specifically this part. The good news is regular sex can help.

You may already be aware of coffee's effects on a person's bowel movements. But have you ever wondered if decaf can produce the same results for you?