This Is What Happens When You Eat Ground Beef That's Gone Bad
Spoiled meat is more susceptible to harboring pathogenic bacteria.
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Is Kefir Better For You Than Kombucha?
Kefir and kombucha are both fermented, probiotic drinks linked to a variety of health benefits.
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How Vitamin D Can Help During Cold And Flu Season
For years, studies have suggested that vitamin D, while important for healthy bones, is also relevant for fighting viruses.
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When You Fall Out Of Ketosis, This Is What Happens To You
If you stop following the keto diet's strict protocol, even for a short period of time, your body will quickly fall out of the fat-burning phase.
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The Real Reason Your Diet Is Making You Tired
Diets that require cutting carbohydrates may cause fatigue, especially at first, as your body adapts for the first week.
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New Report Highlights Health Hazards From Plastics
Household plastics pose a serious risk to human health, according to a new report.
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Why You Might Want To Start Exercising In The Cold
Instead of snuggling deeper under the covers on a cold morning, consider putting on your running shoes instead.
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Dr. Dre's Brain Aneurysm Explained
55-year-old music legend Dr. Dre is being treated at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles after experiencing a brain aneurysm. Here's what that means.
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Should You Get Cauliflower Rice Next Time At Chipotle?
A twist on the popular chain's white rice recipe, Chipotle's cauliflower rice is more expensive, but contains loads of nutritional benefits.
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What Is The Keto Flu?
When you start the keto diet, the eating plan could come with side effects including the keto flu. These are the symptoms of keto flu and how to treat them.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Eating Deli Meat
We know this might be heartbreaking, but you might want to think twice before you choose deli meat. This is why you might want to skip the deli meat.
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Why Your Mouth Burns When You Use Mouthwash
Mouth burning and tingling are common after using mouthwash, but should you be worried? This is why your mouth burns after you use mouthwash.
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What Happens If You Leave Hand Sanitizer In A Hot Car?
If you leave hand sanitizer in a hot car, you might wonder if the sanitizer will be less effective at eliminating germs. This is what you need to know.
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How Your Body Reacts When You Flirt With Someone
Flirting causes a riot of effects in the body, from a change in metabolism, to the secretion of certain neurochemicals, to parts of the brain lighting up.
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What You Should Know About Zoom Fatigue
Nearly one year into the global COVID-19 pandemic and Zoom, the videoconferencing service, has become a necessity for the modern adult.
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This Is What Those Red Marks On Your Skin Really Mean
Before you begin to sound the cancer alarm, take a breath. That small dot that is reddish in hue is a completely benign phenomenon called a cherry angioma.
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What It Really Means When Spices Expire
Herbs and spices don't go bad in the same way that cottage cheese or bananas do; over time, they go bland instead of bad.
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Fact Or Fiction: Muscle Weighs More Than Fat
Most people have heard the phrase that muscle weighs more than fat, but the truth is a little more complicated than that.
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Coffee Vs. Matcha: Which One Is Better For You?
Whether you prefer the earthy flavors of a bright green matcha or the magical aroma of a freshly brewed pot of coffee, both are healthy additions to your diet.
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What Really Happens When You Drink Alkaline Water
The importance of drinking enough water is well-documented. However, for fans of alkaline water, it's not just how much water you drink -- it's what kind.
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When You Hold Back Your Tears, This Is What Happens
The urge to cry is your mind and body's stress response, but you might try to hold back your tears. What happens if you do?
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Here's What Happens When You Add Basil Seeds To Your Diet
Now that the intense hype over chia seeds has settled down, it's time for a new representative to step up to the podium. Enter basil seeds.
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Moles Vs Freckles: What's The Difference?
There it is — a brown spot on your skin that you're sure wasn't there before. Is it a freckle? A mole? Will it go away? Could it be cancerous?
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What It Really Means When Athletes Enter A 'Pain Cave'
f you've ever done a hard high-intensity workout and hit your mental and physical limit partway through, you know what it feels like to be in the pain cave.
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The Truth About mRNA Vaccines
The development of both the Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna vaccines has been a cause for celebration among the medical community.
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FDA Weighs In On COVID-19 Vaccine Two-Dose Controversy
Top officials from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Monday urged recipients of the COVID-19 vaccine to receive both doses for max effectiveness.
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What Really Causes Eye Boogers
From your vision and eye coloring, to irritation and type of discharge, your eyes can reveal a lot about your overall health. What causes eye boogers, anyway?
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