For many reasons, being tall can be both a blessing and a curse. But having above-average height can also say a lot about your present and future health.

If you have trouble pooping in the morning, this viral spicy orange hack on TikTok might be interesting to you. It was to us, so we tried it to see if it works.

The misery of norovirus usually lasts 24 to 72 hours. However, some people may experience long-term effects even after they've recovered. Here's what we know.

Your carbohydrate intake affects your gut health, so it's wise to add the right kinds to your diet. An expert shares his tips exclusively with Health Digest.

While garlic is infamous for causing bad breath, it turn out that it could have an unexpected effect on your risk for early death. Here's what we know.

Men looking to improve their sex lives may want to eat more watermelon. Scientists say there are several ways it can help improve men's sexual function.

Even if they choose the healthier types of sushi, people with one particular medical condition can't eat it because of an ingredient that it contains.

If you're the type of person who likes to snack before working out, you may have considered eating a peanut butter sandwich. But is this really good for you?

Diet plays an important role in heart health, so there's always interest in foods that help lower high cholesterol levels. Cue this yellow-hued citrus fruit.

Avocados are known for their creamy and rich flesh and their many health benefits. Here's what happens to your blood pressure when you eat avocados every day.

When medications produce certain side effects, it's usually a sign that you should stop using them. In the case of ibuprofen, watch out for this side effect.

You might think that men not being able to hold in their pee is related to old age, and this is partly right. Here's what else it can mean about your health.

After going number two, we want no trace of our business left behind. Not only is it embarrassing, but it could be a sign of certain health conditions.

While cholesterol in itself is not bad, too much of the wrong kind is not good news for your heart and arteries. Can this popular spice lower high cholesterol?

There are two common medications that men might use as they grow older. However, they should think twice about taking them together since it could be risky.

Your sense of smell serves many useful purposes. However, as it changes over time, there's a lot it can tell you about the future state of your health.

There are several important health benefits that eating delicious, nutrient-dense peanut butter can provide for you as you age, including these.

Some men have experienced seeing their urine stream split into two, which can be an uncomfortably messy situation. But what causes split-stream pee to happen?

There's one tasty and popular protein that can actually help to enhance your sex life. It's great to incorporate into a diet and even better on a date night.

Garlic has long been renowned for its various health benefits, and is part of many people's diets. But avoid it if you have this particular medical condition.

The consistent consumption of fruits can bring many benefits to the body. Interestingly, eating watermelon can have an unexpected effect on men's health.

Understanding your risk for cancer can help you make better choices and reduce your chances of getting the disease. Your stomach may provide important clues.

Milk has long been touted for its nutritional value, and is said to be essential for good bone development. But can drinking it daily help muscle growth, too?

When the use of certain medications start leading to disturbing side effects, it's time to stop using them. And even the common NSAID ibuprofen is no exception.

It's not a bad idea to incorporate peanut butter into your everyday diet because of its nutritional content. But how would this decision affect your appetite?

If you have high blood pressure, doctors may first suggest changing some of your dietary habits. If so, there's one popular fruit you don't want to leave out.

If you thought you knew everything you wanted to know about gut health, you may want to think again. Turns out, your gut plays a role in your sex life, too.