One of the more telling symptoms of COVID-19 is a loss of taste or smell. If going without your sense of taste is getting to you, there are a few things to try.
Peanut butter is hard not to love. But is it actually healthy? We've taken a deep, delicious dive into PB to see what really happens if you eat it every day.
Before we can start our research, it's important to start with the basics: steel-cut versus rolled oats. What's the difference, and which one is better for you?
The biggest mistake new runners make is breaking into an intense run immediately, and trying to push the pace — and the distance — on the first run out.
When it comes to your hair, there are some things you should absolutely never use. However, simple changes to your routine can benefit your locks greatly.
You may not think much about your posture, but your workout can actually be negatively impacted by the way you're carrying yourself throughout the day.
Turns out, orange peels are actually edible — and although you may be taken aback by the taste, they make up it in the amount of nutrients they provide.
If you find yourself on your phone looking through negative trends, you may be a doomscroller — and too much bad news may be impacting your mental health.
Trouble getting a good night's rest? While white noise is often recommended for insomnia and other sleep problems, brown noise may be an even better remedy.
Over the years, Kim Kardashian has shared bits of her experience with psoriasis with the public. Let's take a look into her long history with the disease.
Recently approved by the FDA, monk fruit's sweet extract has been used as an ingredient in food and drinks, as a flavor enhancer, and as a sugar substitute.
We've known for years that blue light isn't good for your sleep. As bad as blue light is for sleep, however, it seems that red light might be beneficial.
If your packed gym bag doesn't yet contain a pair of shower shoes, make getting some the next item on your to-do list. Pathogens can thrive in gym showers.
If the high amounts of the spring pollen have dwindled, but you still find yourself with allergy type symptoms, your air conditioner may actually be to blame.
The Primal diet is based on the idea that the Western diet has diverged from the way our hunter-gatherer ancestors lived & ate, with dire health consequences.