Avoid Eating Too Many Tomatoes If You Have This Medical Condition
Tasty, nutritious, and versatile, tomatoes go well with a lot of recipes. But experts advise reducing your consumption if you have this medical condition.
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Avoid Eating Too Much Ginger If You Have These Medical Conditions
For the most part, ginger is safe to consume, but people with certain medical conditions should avoid eating too much of this flavorful spice.
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Our Gastroenterologists Share The Best 3 Foods To Reach For To Poop Instantly
It would be great if we could push a button and poop instantly, but since we can't, we asked gastroenterologists about foods and drinks to get things moving.
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What Does Kate Middleton's 'Preventive Chemotherapy' Actually Mean? Doctor Breaks It Down For Us
Kate Middleton recently announced that she has been diagnosed with cancer and was undergoing preventative chemotherapy. What does that mean?
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Ward Off Cancer With This Unexpected Protein Source
Your risk of cancer may increase or decrease depending on your diet. According to research, this unexpected protein source may help you lower your risk.
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When You Eat Bananas Every Day, This Is What Happens To Your Blood Pressure
While low-carb and keto dieters steer clear of a banana because of its calories and carbohydrates, those with high blood pressure might want to reconsider.
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When You Stop Having Sex, This Is What Happens To Your Blood Pressure
A number of things can happen to your body if you decide to stop engaging in sexual intercourse. Interestingly, this choice can also affect your blood pressure.
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What It Means When Your Pee Smells Like Coffee
Urine tends to have a distinct, instantly recognizable smell. But what does it say about your health when your pee smells like your first drink of the day?
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What Really Happens To Your Body When You Are Tall
For many reasons, being tall can be both a blessing and a curse. But having above-average height can also say a lot about your present and future health.
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We Tried TikTok's Spicy Orange Hack To Poop Instantly. Here's How It Went
If you have trouble pooping in the morning, this viral spicy orange hack on TikTok might be interesting to you. It was to us, so we tried it to see if it works.
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The Long-Term Side Effect You Might Experience After Getting Norovirus
The misery of norovirus usually lasts 24 to 72 hours. However, some people may experience long-term effects even after they've recovered. Here's what we know.
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Avoid Eating Sushi If You Have This Medical Condition
Even if they choose the healthier types of sushi, people with one particular medical condition can't eat it because of an ingredient that it contains.
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The Unique Citrus Fruit That Can Help Lower Your High Cholesterol
Diet plays an important role in heart health, so there's always interest in foods that help lower high cholesterol levels. Cue this yellow-hued citrus fruit.
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Can Eating This Popular Spice Really Lower Your High Cholesterol?
While cholesterol in itself is not bad, too much of the wrong kind is not good news for your heart and arteries. Can this popular spice lower high cholesterol?
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What Happens To Your Blood Pressure When You Eat Avocado Every Day
Avocados are known for their creamy and rich flesh and their many health benefits. Here's what happens to your blood pressure when you eat avocados every day.
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Men Should Think Twice Before Taking These Two Medications Together
There are two common medications that men might use as they grow older. However, they should think twice about taking them together since it could be risky.
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Medical Diagnoses That Require Swabbing Your Own Poop
There are plenty of things that your fecal matter can tell you about your health. Certain medical conditions can be diagnosed by swabbing and testing your poop.
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What Happens To Your Heart When You Stop Eating Carbs
People who swear by low-carb diets typically do so for better health. But how does eliminating carbs from their diet really affect their heart health?
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The Unexpected Way Your Stomach Can Predict Your Risk Of Cancer
Understanding your risk for cancer can help you make better choices and reduce your chances of getting the disease. Your stomach may provide important clues.
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Eat This Popular Fruit To Lower High Blood Pressure
If you have high blood pressure, doctors may first suggest changing some of your dietary habits. If so, there's one popular fruit you don't want to leave out.
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If Your Heart Does This, You Might Have Prostate Cancer
You might not think the heart would have a lot to say about your prostate health. However, they may be more closely linked than you realize.
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We Tried The Internet's DIY Squatty Potty To Poop Instantly. Here's How It Went
Constipation is a universal problem, and it's not surprising that the internet would have a DIY "squatty potty" poop solution. So we went ahead and tried it.
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High Cholesterol Increases Your Risk Of This Common Disease
It's common knowledge that having high cholesterol generally isn't good for you. In fact, it can even increase your risk of having this common illness.
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When You Have High Cholesterol, This Is What Happens To Your Brain
The link between high cholesterol and brain health may seem to be straightforward at first. However, recent research has yielded rather interesting findings.
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Add Peanut Butter To Your Diet If You Have This Medical Diagnosis
In most cases, peanut butter makes for a nutritious addition to just about any diet -- especially if you've been diagnosed with this medical condition.
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Eat This Type Of Fiber To Lower Your High Cholesterol
You're probably aware of fiber's role in preventing constipation, but did you know that one particular type of fiber can also help lower your cholesterol?
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The Strange Way Your Skin Can Predict Your Risk Of Heart Disease
While having high blood pressure or high cholesterol may seem like more obvious heart disease risk factors, your skin may be able to predict your risk too.
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