The Life-Saving Glass Test That Can Help You Recognize A Serious Medical Emergency
We'll show you how to perform a glass test and dissect the results. We'll also review the symptoms that could indicate a serious medical emergency
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Here's What It Actually Feels Like To Have A Dream Within A Dream
Sometimes you may feel awake; but, instead, you've only just dreamed that you've woken up. Here's what it feels like to have a dream within a dream.
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What It Means When Your Nose Stings Right Before Crying
If you're one of those people whose nose stings before they begin shedding some tears, you might be wondering why this occurs. We'll explain what it could mean.
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Why You Want To Bite Your Palm When Your Hand Itches
If you're like most people, you've felt the urge to bite your palm when your hand itches. But have you ever wondered what could prompt such strange behavior?
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Remove Ticks Quickly With This Unexpected Bathroom Staple
Finding a tick on your leg after an otherwise pleasant hiking trip can be quite annoying. Here are a few simple tricks you can try to quickly remove it.
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This Doctor-Approved TikTok Hack Is The Best Way To Remove A Ring From A Swollen Finger
The ring finger can get swollen for a multitude of reasons, but you certainly wouldn't want your ring to get stuck there. Here's a simple TikTok hack to try.
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Why Death Risk Temporarily Increases When Daylight Savings Time Ends
Because of how it tweaks your schedule, Daylight Savings Time can impact many aspects of your life. Unfortunately, studies say this includes your death risk.
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Why You May Experience More Headaches When Daylight Savings Time Ends
Interestingly, Daylight Savings Time can affect more than just how much sleep you get during specific seasons. Here's what experts say about DST and headaches.
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What Happens To Your Heart When Daylight Savings Time Ends
Having to adjust your schedule for DST can admittedly be inconvenient and annoying. But does this annual clock adjustment have an impact on your heart health?
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What Your Personality Says About Your Risk Of Heart Disease
Research over the years has found particularly strong correlations between heart disease risk and whether you have a particular type of personality. We explain.
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What It Means When Your Eyes Itch After Getting Out Of The Shower
If your eyes itch after you get out of the shower, you might be thinking that it's one of the products you are using. However, it could mean something else.
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What It Means If You Die In Your Dreams
In our dreams, we sometimes come face to face with our worst nightmares - including death. Here's what it might mean if you die in your dreams.
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Your Eye Color Has An Unexpected Effect On Your Sleep
While there are many factors that end up influencing the quality of your sleep, perhaps the most surprising one is your eye color. Keep reading to learn more.
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The Weird Reason Your Lip Tastes Like Metal
The presence of a metallic taste on your lips or in your mouth can mean quite a few things. Usually, though, this is because of the iron in your blood.
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Is It Safe To Take Anxiety Medication To Fall Asleep? Here's What We Know
It's not unheard of for some people to rely on anxiety medication for a good night's sleep. But is this safe, or does it come with dangerous side effects?
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What It Means When Your Lungs Hurt After Breathing In Cold Air
A sudden rush of cold air can sometimes make your lungs hurt. But have you ever wondered why it has this effect on your respiratory system? Keep reading.
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TikTok Says This Hack Will Stop Nasal Congestion In Seconds. Here's What The Science Says
Do you occasionally suffer from nasal congestion? This viral TikTok hack is simple to execute, but does it really work as advertised? Here's what experts say.
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What It Means When You Wake Up With A Racing Heart
If you've woke up with a racing heart, you may be wondering whether it's cause for concern. We'll explain what it means and when you might need to see a doctor.
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The Easy Core Exercise You Can Do While Brushing Your Teeth
Brushing your teeth is something you do every day, maybe even twice a day. Why not double your benefit by doing this easy core exercise at the same time?
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What It Means When Exercising Makes Your Throat Phlegmy
We'll explore a few common reasons why you may be coughing up phlegm when you're exercising. We'll also explain what you can do to help the situation.
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What Happens If You Drink Milk When You're Sick
Does milk really make you feel worse if you drink it while you're sick, or does the evidence say otherwise? As it turns out, the answer's a bit complicated.
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The Tongue Trick That Can Relieve Even The Most Stubborn Headache Pain
Have you ever experienced a headache resulting from a clenched jaw? Here's a simple tongue exercise that can help with that, plus other helpful tips.
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What Happens To Your Sex Drive When You Eat Too Much Salt
It's common knowledge that excessive consumption of salt has been linked to various health conditions. Surprisingly, it could also affect your sex drive.
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Why It's A Big Mistake To Take Cough Syrup Right Before Bed
It may seem like an ideal course of action to take cough syrup right before bedtime, so you can doze off peacefully. Surprisingly, it's a serious mistake.
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Why A Pus-Filled Pimple Isn't Bad News
Waking up to a pus-filled pimple on an important day can be an incredibly frustrating experience. However, that blemish is serving an important function.
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Use This Doctor-Approved Coke Hack To Dislodge Food That's Stuck In Your Chest
Getting food stuck in your esophagus can be frightening, but according to doctors, a quick Coke hack can help the food pass through.
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Itchy Medical Conditions You Really Shouldn't Scratch
While few things are as satisfying as scratching an itch, there are many instances in which a little bit of self-control can prevent serious consequences.
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