Overcooking Eggs Has An Unexpected Effect On Your Risk Of Heart Disease And Cancer
Cholesterol in eggs is no longer the villain; but, if you're overcooking them, it could affect your risk of heart disease and cancer. A nutritionist explains.
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The Healthiest Way To Cook Eggs If You Have High Cholesterol
Packed with nutritional value, eggs are a great addition to your diet. But if you have high cholesterol levels, some ways to cook them are better than others. -
What Happens To Your Cholesterol When You Eat Cheerios Every Day
Over the years, Cheerios has maintained its popularity in the breakfast aisle. And one of its most famous claims is that it can help keep cholesterol low. -
Is E. Coli Deadly? Here's Your Mortality Risk
With the recent E. coli outbreak hitting the news, more and more people have been concerned about its mortality rate. A health expert sets the record straight. -
9 Life Experiences That Increase Your Early Death Risk
There are certain behaviors that we associate with a higher risk of death. But there are also common life experiences that can affect your early death risk. -
What We Know About Milk Thistle And Prostate Cancer Prevention
Some men might choose to take supplements like milk thistle to reduce their risk of prostate cancer. Here's what a doctor told us about whether it works. -
Your Risk Of Alzheimer's Disease If You're Under 50 (And Why Young People Aren't Immune)
When you think of Alzheimer's disease, an older person probably comes to mind; however, it can occur in people younger than 50. Our expert explains. -
The Blood Type That Increases Your Risk Of Stroke, According To Science
Recent research suggests that your risk of stroke may actually be associated with your blood type. However, the explanation is not as simple as it may seem. -
Your Cell Phone May Have An Unexpected Effect On Your Heart
It can be hard to imagine life without our cell phones; however, a study says there's a link between them and our heart health. It's not all bad news, though. -
Your Shampoo Could Have An Unexpected Effect On Your Heart
Your use of certain products can have an impact on your heart health. But sometimes, even seemingly unrelated products can affect your cardiovascular health. -
This High-Protein Snack Can Also Help Your Heart Health
Heart disease continues to be the number one cause of death. This high-protein food contains an important nutrient that can help protect your heart health. -
What Happens To Your Risk Of Prostate Cancer When You Get An STI
When you get a sexually transmitted infection, it may affect your likelihood of getting another disease as well. One example is your risk of prostate cancer. -
The Arm Position That Can Falsely Raise Your Blood Pressure
A high blood pressure reading is certainly concerning. But there's a possibility that an incorrect arm position may be falsely raising your blood pressure. -
Why Men Over 50 Should Be Concerned About Breast Cancer
Breast cancer is typically associated with women. However, experts say there are reasons why men over 50 should also be concerned about this disease. -
What Happens To Your Stomach If You Drink Too Much Alcohol?
A night of too much alcohol could have you feeling lousy the next day, but drinking too much over time can seriously affect your stomach. Here's what happens. -
This Little-Known Berry Could Help Lower Your Cholesterol And Prevent Disease
In an exclusive interview, a health expert talks about a berry that could help people with high cholesterol levels (and it's not strawberry or blueberry). -
Blood Sugar Warning Signs You Shouldn't Ignore If You're Over 50
If you're over 50 and are experiencing these blood sugar warning signs, you should make an appointment with your doctor, according to our expert. -
What Happens To Your Kidney Stone Risk When You're 50 Or Older
Although anyone can get kidney stones, your risk changes over the age of 50. Our expert explains why this occurs and what you can do about it. -
Eating Poached Eggs Has An Unexpected Effect On Your Cholesterol
Do you prefer your eggs poached instead of fried or scrambled? According to an expert, this choice might affect your cholesterol levels in surprising ways. -
The Popular Bicep Exercise That Can Naturally Lower High Blood Pressure
The way you exercise your biceps could possibly help lower your blood pressure reading at your next doctor's appointment. Here's what the science says. -
The 7 Warning Signs Of Bone Cancer You Shouldn't Ignore
Although rare, bone cancer is a serious health concern that affects thousands of people annually. Knowing the early warning signs can help you catch it early. -
When You Stop Having Sex, Your Risk Of These Medical Conditions Increases
There are many reasons why you might stop having sex. This article explores which potential medical conditions might be more likely to happen when you do. -
What Happens To Your Cholesterol When You Follow The Atkins Diet
Every lifestyle diet has its pros and cons, and the Atkins diet is no exception. An expert talks about what happens to your cholesterol levels if you follow it. -
Healthy Habits That Can Help Lower Your High Cholesterol In 30 Days
Having high cholesterol levels can lead to a plethora of health problems. If you're aiming to lower your cholesterol within a month, there are simple ways. -
The Easily Missed Parkinson's Sign Ryan Reynolds Wished He Noticed In His Dad
In a recent interview, Hollywood star Ryan Reynolds talked about his father's Parkinson's diagnosis. He also mentioned a symptom of the disease that he missed. -
Cucumbers Aren't High Fiber But They Have A Positive Effect On Your Blood Pressure
Cucumbers aren't exactly known for their fiber content. But as an expert tells Health Digest, adding them to your diet may benefit your blood pressure somewhat. -
Brett Favre And Other Famous Athletes That Have Parkinson's Disease
Legendary NFL quarterback Brett Favre has revealed he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. Here are some other athletes who are also living with the disease.
