What To Drink If You Have A Frog In Your Throat
Viruses or allergies are often to blame if you have a frog in your throat. Here's what you can drink to get rid of this pesky problem.
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Signs Your Itchy Skin Could Actually Be A Blood Clot
Itch can be an uncommon sign of a serious type of blood clot. Here's how to know if you might be at risk or need to see a doctor for assessment.
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What We Learned About Cameron Boyce's Health After His Death
In 2019, actor Cameron Boyce passed away due to a little-known condition. As a result, a foundation was established in his name to raise awareness about it.
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These 12 Foods Are Most Likely To Give You Food Poisoning
Food poisoning is no joke, as anyone who has ever experienced it can attest. Here are some of the foods you'll want to avoid to minimize your risk.
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When Should You Go To The Doctor Over A Cold?
Call your doctor if you have cold symptoms that last longer than ten days, if they are severe or unusual, or if you have other conditions that put you at risk.
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What It Means When Your Multivitamin Makes You Itch All Over
While the benefits of multivitamins are boasted all over the internet, they can also have irritating side effects, like an allergic reaction itch.
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Use This Clever Towel Tip To Melt Your Stubborn Headache Away Fast
Headaches are never pleasant. We investigate one at-home remedy from Dr. Jason Singh and why it might be able to get rid of your headache quickly.
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Inside Suzanne Somers' Complicated History With Breast Cancer
Suzanne Somers built her post-"Three's Company" career on alternative paths to health. We take a look at her complicated history with breast cancer.
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If The Back Of Your Leg Is Red, It Could Be A Symptom Of This
If you've noticed that the back of your leg is red and perhaps even crampy or painful, don't ignore it. It could mean you have this serious condition.
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What It Means If You Wake Up With One Eye Glued Shut
Waking up with your eye crusty and glued shut can be perfectly normal or it can indicate you have one of several medical conditions, including these.
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Avoid Eating Popcorn If You Have These Medical Conditions
Who doesn't love the heavenly scent and the satisfying crunch of popcorn? However, if you have one of these medication conditions, it may be wise to avoid it.
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Does Having Sex Increase Your Risk Of A Heart Attack? What The Experts Say
You may have read that sexual intercouse can increase your risk of suffering a heart attack. But is this true? Here's what some heart health experts said.
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The Reason We Poop More When It's Hot Outside
Have you been making more trips to the bathroom during the summer? The extreme heat may have something to do with your increased urge to poop. Read on.
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Where Is Plunge Cold Water Immersion From Shark Tank Season 13 Today?
Touting the benefits of cold exposure for sleep, energy, and fat loss, the founders of Plunge appeared on "Shark Tank" season 13. Where is the company today?
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What Happens To Your Legs When You Don't Eat Enough Protein
The role of protein in the development of your body is undeniably important. And if you don't get enough of it in your diet, your legs may suffer as a result.
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Here's How Long Your Cold Could Really Last
Colds can be a real burden -- sniffling, sneezing, coughing, and wheezing. They can range from mild to severe, though, and might last longer than you think.
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What It Means When Your Body Feels Weak After Pooping
Have you ever experienced feeling physically weak after a strenuous bowel movement? Find out more about defecation syncope and what to do when it happens.
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Can You Die From Laughing Too Hard?
As the saying goes, laughter is the best medicine -- but can laughter actually kill a person, if one were to laugh hard enough? Here's what research reveals.
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The Best Low-Impact Exercises For Lowering High Cholesterol
If you've been advised to exercise to lower your high cholesterol but you don't want to hurt your joints, then these low-impact exercises are for you.
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You Won't Die If You Have These 12 Organs Removed
Losing an organ might sound like a guaranteed fatal experience. But as it turns out, there are a few organs that you can safely live without. Keep reading.
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Why Mosquitoes Always Bite Your Ankles First
Have you ever wondered why mosquitoes almost always seem to head straight for your ankles whenever they bite you? The answer is actually quite surprising.
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Why The Left Side Of Your Head Hurts
A headache doesn't automatically mean that something is wrong with your brain. If the pain happens on the left side of your head, here are the possible reasons.
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The Popular Sandwich Spread That Helps Prevent The Risk Of Stroke
Did you know that there's a popular sandwich spread that can help reduce your risk of stroke? You might even have it in your cupboard right now.
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Does Your Body Burn More Calories When You're Sick?
Most people lose their appetite when they're sick. However, starving your body when you're down with a cold or flu is the worst thing you can do. Here's why.
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Habits That Increase Your Risk Of Getting The Flu
While influenza is a common illness, there are certain habits that can make a person more susceptible to it. Avoid these behaviors to reduce your risk.
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The Top Three Most Common Bones To Break (& Why), According To Our Doctor
Your body is heavily reliant on the strength of your bones in order to function properly. We talked to experts about the three most commonly broken bones.
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Easy Ways To Boost Your Immunity
Your immune system serves as your body's first and best line of defense against pathogens. Here are some of the simplest and most effective ways to boost it.
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