Coronavirus | Read More We have been monitoring the health situation that began in Wuhan, China since the first cases of the novel coronavirus were announced. Now, following what has developed over the last 24 hours, we have launched a special News Alert to begin addressing the situation. We have focused this special section[…]
Because it’s not the the worst feeling in the world, but it’s up there. We’ve all experienced the dreaded belly bloat now—you know, that uncomfortable feeling of fullness in your stomach. Typically, it crops up after a big meal, or one too many beers, or something we probably shouldn’t have eaten because it just[…]
It’s simpler than you might imagine learning how to cut sugar from your diet. But that doesn’t mean it’s easy. If you are addicted to sugar, your sugar habit might put up a fight. So, how do you start? There are three simple ways to eat less sugar, but you should really start by cleaning out your[…]
Salt is now available in a variety of colors and textures said to improve your cooking experience. There are also claims suggesting that some salts are healthier than others. The growing popularity of differing salts, like Pink Himalayan, has inflated the costs because these claims are believed. Somehow, a different color and texture are[…]
A cocktail, beer, or glass of wine might seem like the perfect way to unwind. But under certain conditions, they can be dangerous. Taking Antibiotics Alcohol can cause headaches, flushing, dizziness, vomiting, and a fast pulse with antibiotics like cefotetan, metronidazole, and tinidazole. Doxycycline or linezolid might not work like they’re supposed to, so[…]
When you consider everything this awe-inspiring organ does for you, it’s mind-blowing. But caring for it isn’t always top of, well, you know. To keep your brain sharp and nimble, learn how to challenge it, what to feed it, and when to let it wander. We track our heart rate, exercise our muscles, and protect our[…]
Sponges, pillows, toothbrushes: They’re items you touch every day, but how often do you think about replacing them? Find out what you need to toss, now. Sponges It doesn’t take long for sponges to become a hotbed of bacteria. They can spread germs to your hands and then to your food. Or if you[…]
Too Much Stuff If your closets are bursting or your desk is topped with piles of disorganized papers, you may want to take some steps toward a neater home or workspace. While a bit of chaos might have some upsides — at least one study suggests that a messy room spurs creativity — it has[…]
Excessive Sweat: Potential Causes and Possible Solutions Sweating too much is a common concern. Some exercisers are bothered by sweating a lot during exercise, but even when you’re not working out you might experience excessive underarm sweat or sweat in the groin area that can cause embarrassment and discomfort. It can be helpful to target the causes of[…]
The fresh produce you buy at the grocery store may look clean, but there’s always a chance it’s contaminated with bacteria, bits of dirt, or even pieces of insects. While a little dirt (and even a few bug bits) may not be harmful to your health, bacteria such as listeria,salmonella, and E. coli that may be lurking[…]