Can You Put Sunscreen On A Sunburn?
We can protect our skin from a nasty sunburn by using moisturizers and sunscreens, but are these an effective means of treatment after skin is already burned?
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Who Is Peloton Instructor Jess Sims?
If you've participated in a Peloton class led by instructor Jess Sims, you've witnessed confidence in action. Here's what else you should know about her.
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The Real Benefits Of Rosehip Oil Explained
You may have noticed rosehip oil's sudden popularity in skin care routines, but what are the real benefits of this oil?
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What Fruits Are In Season During The Summer?
Blackberries, apples, and mangoes, oh my! With the hottest season of the year upon us, here are some naturally sweet treats to cool you off all summer long.
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What's The Difference Between Aspirin And Acetaminophen?
Two of the most popular pain medicines are acetaminophen and aspirin. What are the differences between the two, and which one is the best choice for you?
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What Are Heavy Metals In The Body?
Heavy metal poisoning symptoms can include confusion, loss of appetite, jaundice, intestinal bleeding, tremors and seizures.
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What It Really Means When Your Hair Starts Thinning
Overprocessing your hair, wearing it too tightly, stress, hormonal changes, and nutrient or immune deficiencies can all contribute to hair loss.
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What Happens To Your Skin When You Shave Every Day
Shaving daily can exfoliate your skin and give you a clean-shaven look, but also create problems including folliculitis.
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Why Kissing Could Be What's Causing Your Breakouts
Did you know that kissing your partner could also be a potential cause of those pesky pimples?
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How Drinking Hot Liquids Could Actually Cool You Down
Drinking a hot beverage on a hot day can increase sweating, and cause your body temperature to go down — unless the sweat can't evaporate due to humidity.
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The Real Reason You Drool When You Sleep
Drooling happens when our swallowing reflexes relax, and saliva accumulates and seeps onto our pillow cases. But it can also be a sign of another condition.
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Mike Krukow's Muscle Disease Explained
Mike Krukow announced in 2014 that he had been quietly dealing with a degenerative muscle disease that causes inflammation and muscle weakening.
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The Real Difference Between Alzheimer's Disease And Dementia
Dementia damages memory, thinking skills, or reasoning. Alzheimer's, on the other hand, is a subset of dementia, with specific causes and additional symptoms.
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The Downsides Of Coconut Oil
The many uses for coconut oil have been the buzz for years now. But along with the health benefits, there is also a downside you might not be aware of.
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The Real Reason Not Everyone Can Donate Blood
Donating blood is a necessary and generous act that can save lives. Only 3% of Americans give blood annually, so what makes someone ineligible to donate blood?
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Surprising Health Benefits Of Eating Salt
Salt often gets a bad rap from a health standpoint, but it's an essential part of your diet. Eating the right amount of salt has a variety of health benefits.
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Getting A Tick Bite Could Make You Allergic To This
While Lyme disease is commonly known to be contracted by tick bites, there are other health-related conditions that these tiny bugs are responsible for.
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Why Using Headphones At The Gym Might Be Riskier Than You Think
We encourage you to do whatever it is that helps you enjoy your workouts, but you may want to rethink using your headphones while working up a sweat at the gym.
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Can Drinking Coffee Really Keep Your Liver Healthy?
While coffee has long been known to boast many health benefits, can it really keep your liver healthy?
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Does Eating Papaya Seeds Really Get Rid Of Parasites?
Papaya is a fruit known for its many health benefits. Some science even suggests that papaya seeds may help remove parasites from the body.
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When Will Every American Be Vaccinated For COVID-19?
Vaccine hesitancy is one hurdle stopping the United States from reaching COVID-19 vaccination goals: People worry about side effects and lack of FDA approval.
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This Is How Long Chickenpox Is Actually Contagious
Someone can be contagious from one to two days before they develop a rash from chickenpox, until all of their blisters have dried out and formed scabs.
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The Strange Effects That Having COVID-19 May Have On Your Eyes
One symptom faced by COVID-19 survivors is nodules (swellings) in the back of their eyes. Also, nearly one-third of long-haulers reported pink or red eyes.
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What It Really Means When You Have Sleep Apnea
Sleep apnea causes the tissues in your throat to temporarily close or narrow your airway, causing you to stop breathing many times a night.
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This Trick Will Make Doing Situps Much Easier
Situps can strengthen your core, prevent back pain, and increase flexibility in your spine. But doing them without proper form defeats the purpose.
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You've Been Using Your Exercise Ball All Wrong
Focus on form, engaging your coare, and not pushing yourself beyond your limits to avoid common issues facing those using exercise balls in their workouts.
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Can Kissing Help With Menstrual Cramps?
If only there were a quick, natural, enjoyable way to relieve cramps. Turns out, there is.
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