Sweet Potato's Underrated Vegetable Cousin Can Help Prevent Cancer And Heart Disease
If you enjoy sweet potatoes, then you may also want to give yams a try. It turns out, they are rich in nutrients that protect against cancer and heart disease.
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A Little-Known Low-Carb Snack Can Lower Cholesterol And Help You Poop
For avid snackers sticking to a low-carb diet, there's an easy-to-prepare option that not only has cholesterol-lowering properties, but also helps you poop. -
The 10 Healthiest Carbs That Can Help Lower High Cholesterol
If you have high cholesterol levels, there are a number of ways you can improve your health. One is to incorporate helpful foods into your everyday diet. -
The Hidden Ingredient In Patrick Mahomes' Favorite Snack Can Wreck Your Blood Sugar
Football star Patrick Mahomes has a favorite snack that can usually be found on many people's plates. But its hidden ingredient can affect your blood sugar. -
The Healthiest Vegetable You Can Eat To Lower Blood Pressure And Prevent Colon Cancer At The Same Time
Keeping your blood pressure low could be as easy as grabbing this colorful veggie from your fridge, and it might also help prevent colon cancer. -
Super Bowl Foods That Won't 'Spike' Your Blood Pressure
If you're tuning in to the Super Bowl, there's a chance your blood pressure will rise -- not just because of the results, but also due to poor snack choices. -
This High-Protein Italian Cheese Could Also Reduce Your Colon Cancer Risk
Can a high-protein Italian cheese really decrease your risk of colorectal cancer? In an exclusive interview, an expert talks about what current research says. -
A US State Just Reported One Of The Largest Tuberculosis Outbreaks In American History
Health officials in this U.S. state are reporting the largest tuberculosis outbreak in American history. Here's what to know about this lung disease. -
Aging Has An Unexpected Effect On Our Risk Of Cancer (But Only After You Turn 80)
Many changes happen to the body once a person passes 80 years of age. Recent research hints at aging's unexpected effect on one's cancer risk as well. -
The Vegetable Juice That Can Lower High Blood Pressure And Also Help You Poop
If you're suffering from high blood pressure or constipation, there is a certain type of vegetable juice that can help with either - or both - of those. -
Add This Unexpected Green Vegetable To Your Diet To Poop Fast (And Help Your Gut Health)
Certain foods can help tremendously with regulating your bowel movements, as well as your gut health. One unexpected example: a particular green vegetable. -
What Cholesterol Granuloma Really Does To Your Ears
The term "cholesterol granuloma" may make you think of diet-related issues. In reality, though, this condition can affect your ears in surprising ways. -
Broccoli's Underrated Vegetable Cousin Can Lower Blood Pressure And Help You Lose Weight
The next time you visit your local grocery, make sure you pick up this underrated vegetable that's closely related to broccoli. It can help your blood pressure. -
Here's Why You Sometimes Poop Immediately After Eating
Have you ever found yourself enjoying a meal, then needing to bolt to the restroom immediately after finishing? We asked an expert to explain why this happens. -
Drinking Alcohol Can Increase Your Risk Of 7 Types Of Cancer
U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy has issued an advisory regarding alcohol and it's link to seven types of cancer. Here's what we know about the risk. -
Popular Medications That Could Reduce Your Risk Of Dying From Cancer
We have yet to find the cure for cancer, but there are ways to treat the disease and mitigate your risk of dying from it - like these popular medications. -
When You Skip Breakfast, Here's What Happens To Your Blood Pressure
Regardless of why you do it, skipping breakfast could be affecting your blood pressure. Here's what to know about starting your day in a heart-healthy way. -
Eating Apples Every Day Could Be The Secret To Lowering Your Cholesterol
As the saying goes, an apple a day keeps the doctor away. But could biting into this crunchy fruit daily be the unexpected key to lowering high cholesterol? -
Drinking Cranberry Juice Every Day Has An Unexpected Effect On Your Arteries
Drinking cranberry juice every day can provide a host of health benefits. This red beverage may also have an unexpected effect on your heart health. -
The Underrated Fruit That Can Lower Cholesterol, Reduce Your Risk Of Blood Clots, And Prevent Cancer
Looking to lower cholesterol, reduce your risk of blood clots, and prevent cancer? Then add this underrated fruit to your antioxidant arsenal. -
Can You Get Norovirus More Than Once? We Explain
Recovering from norovirus gives the body a certain level of protection for some time. But it's important to know if it's possible to get infected again. -
James Conner's Cancer Diagnosis Explained (And How He Overcame It)
In December 2015, professional football running back James Conner was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma. Here's what we know about this disease and his recovery. -
Can Hand Sanitizer Prevent The Spread Of Norovirus? We Explain
Just like with the flu and COVID, it's important to wash your hands often to prevent the spread of norovirus, but can hand sanitizer be a good substitute? -
Drinking Alcohol Has An Unexpected Effect On Your Blood Pressure (But Only Temporarily)
Health experts warn against drinking alcohol for evidence-based reasons. As it turns out, even just one drink between meals can affect your blood pressure. -
The Blood Type That Increases Your Risk Of Getting E. Coli
When it comes to E. coli, some groups of people are more likely to get sick from it than others. But as it turns out, your blood type may also affect your risk. -
The Top 10 Worst Foods You Can Eat For High Cholesterol
People who are monitoring their heart health should avoid certain kinds of food. These foods, some of which may be surprising, may cause high cholesterol. -
What Happens To Your Life Expectancy After An Alzheimer's Diagnosis
Getting diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease affects one's life expectancy. However, there are various factors that can influence this, depending on the patient.
