Health Conditions

If you've recently picked up on a sweet smell when going No. 2, you might be wondering what's going on. Sweet-smelling poop could be a sign of this condition.

What you eat can factor into your risk of dementia. In fact, consuming this pantry staple every day might reduce your risk of dying from dementia by 25%.

When life-threatening injuries are left untreated, the resulting loss of blood can lead to three conditions within the body which can rapidly result in death.

While insomnia can be a health condition all on its own, it also can be caused by other medical problems, including these. Let's explore the link.

Dr. Kenneth Brown, renowned gastroenterologist and host of the Gut Check Project podcast, explains what acid reflux is and what foods can aggravate symptoms.

You might have seen the home remedy on TikTok to put a bar of soap under your sheet at night to help you sleep better, but does it really work?

Dihydrotestosterone (DHT) is a significant form of testosterone. Learn what it does in the body, as well as the signs that you may have too much in your system.

You can improve your heart's function by pairing certain foods together that are rich in certain compounds. Here's a surprising (and delicious) pair.

When you have the common cold, you might think that any form of hydration is good hydration. However, there are drinks you should avoid during your recovery.

Every once in a while, you may feel a random bump on your head that seemingly came out of nowhere. Here are some of the things that could cause it.

If you break out in a red rash at the beach, could you actually be allergic to the ocean? Maybe not, but there is something else that you could be reacting to.

Most of us would prefer to smell as fresh as flowers, but we're not always so lucky. For some, this can include a vinegar-like scent. But, what does it mean?

IceBeanie's goal has always been to provide consumers with a natural migraine-relief alternative to medication. So, is IceBeanie still going strong today?

Extreme heat during hot summer days can take quite a toll on your health. A recent study found that it can also increase your risk of death from heart disease.

It is natural to go to the bathroom and see different shades, textures, and types of poop. But what does it mean when you have white poop? Is this normal?

One common symptom of a heart attack is pain that in one or both arms. Since arm pain can be caused by a number of things, here's what you should watch for.

If you have a morning migraine, it could be linked to a few factors. Here's what might be causing your headaches and how to keep it from happening.

After a day at the beach, you might notice that your feet are covered in tiny, red bug bites. It turns out it might not be bug bites at all, but rather this.

One warning sign of a heart attack is pressure or pain in the upper back. We explain what it feels like and how to recognize the signs of a heart attack.

Normal poop sinks to the bottom of the toilet bowl. Every once in a while, though, you might have floating poop. Here's why you probably shouldn't worry.

White specks in your urine can sometimes point to a health condition, but there are cases in which they are entirely normal. Here's how to know what they mean.

Drinking water is an easy way to help protect against UTIs. But just how much water should a person aim to drink to keep their risk level low?

Age, lifestyle choices, and medical history can be huge factors in assessing your cancer risk. But surprisingly enough, so can biological sex.

At some point, you may have blown your nose and found yourself feeling dizzy. But why do you feel dizzy after blowing your nose and what does it mean?

Stress, motion sickness, and hangovers can all make us feel nauseous. But if your nausea is making you burp, it may be time to see a doctor.

Pain that resonates in the back of the head can occur for a number of different reasons. But there's one common headache trigger that you may never suspect.

Foamy urine can be shocking to see at first, and may even lead you to think that you have a serious disease. But when is it actually time to see a doctor?