As you grow older, it's important to keep track of your brain health. This simple exercise, when done at least once every year, can help you with this goal.
Depression is something many of us experience throughout our lives. It has an affect on more than just our brains though, our backs can also be damanged.
Anxiety can strike anyone at any time, but there are certain habits that can worsen this common mental health problem. Here are some of the habits to avoid.
What if no food was forbidden or considered to be "bad"? Giving into your cravings could be the key to healing your relationship with food. Here's why.
Deja vu can be a freaky experience, but is it something you should be worried about? While it's normal on occasion, increased frequency may mean a health risk.
Aside from affecting your self-perception and your relationships, bad posture can also have a negative impact on your memory. Here's what research has revealed.
Intrusive thoughts can hit us at the worst possible times, but knowing about them can help us to better prepare for them. Here are the most common examples.
Sometimes when you are pooping and everything comes out as it should, you might notice a shiver of elation. Why is it that pooping can put you in a good mood?
Dreaming about having to poop is actually quite common, according to psychological researchers. Here's what it could mean if you dream of having to poop.
Britney Spears explained that she was prescribed lithium against her wishes and that she feared what long-term use of the drug would do. Here's what we know.
Nightmares lead to restless nights and tired days. They have many causes, but did you know the temperature of your room could be causing your nightmares too?
For some, going to the gym isn't all it's cracked up to be. They could feel like exercise makes their anxiety worse. Here's why it happens and what you can do.
A textured sticker designed to discreetly help people with anxiety, Calm Strips was pitched in a Season 13 episode of Shark Tank. Here's where it is today.
Treatments for anxiety typically include working with a therapist, taking medication, or finding support groups. However, in a pinch, this quick hack can help