Ever wondered when you should take that pregnancy test you recently bought? Well, you're in for a surprise. The best time may not be when you think it is.
Age, gender, genes, and body size are all factors that play a part in the speed of your metabolism, but you have some control, via diet, sleep, and exercise.
Estrogen is an essential hormone that plays a variety of roles in women's health, and if you've ever wondered if men produce estrogen, you're not the only one.
People tend to avoid behind-the-neck presses for fear of injury. Despite the bad rap this exercise gets, there are safe ways to reap its fitness benefits.
In many ways, it seems like short people are always at a disadvantage. Well, scientists prove that isn't the case, especially when it comes to life expectancy.
Coffee is a diuretic, so it's not helpful when you're experiencing gastrointestinal issues. Water, diluted fruit juices, and sports drinks are better choices.
Pregnant women are at a higher risk of severe complications than nonpregnant people but a mild case of the flu will likely not be harmful to a pregnancy.
It really doesn't matter what time of day you decide to take the pill, as long as you're consistent. The best time to take the pill is whenever it's convenient.