Multiple lockdowns, quarantining, isolation, tragic loss, food and job insecurity, and the chronic high levels of stress you've experienced may be aging you.
If you love a good steak or chicken meal but have recently found yourself feeling unwell or somewhat "off" post-feast, you may be suffering from a meat allergy.
Before you head to the gym to work out, you may be tempted to chug a pre-workout supplement to boost your performance. But you may be doing more harm than good.
Is there really any health benefit to choosing one type of salt over the other, especially considering that the price tags for each kind can vary wildly?
The terms "nutritionist" and "dietitian" are often used interchangeably, but depending where you are in the world, they can mean very different things.
Eating a proper diet is key to preventing heart disease, and Health Digest spoke with Dr. Loretta Friedman to find out specific ways to address your diet.
One of the difficult things about heart disease is that it has many causes. Heart defects and diseased heart muscle can be causes—but there are others too.
According to a new study, a growing number of coronavirus patients are developing mouth ulcers & COVID tongue — the discoloration or inflammation of the tongue.
We have all suppressed the completely natural urge to sneeze. While it may seem like a harmless act at the time, holding in your sneeze is not such a good idea.
When noticing a nasty bruise on your leg, you may remember bumping into the end table or tripping over the vacuum...or you may have no idea what happened.