The Big Reason Marijuana Makes People So Hungry
As it turns out, there's a major reason why marijuana use tends to make people extremely hungry. Here's what researchers have learned about "the munchies."
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Warning Signs In Your Baby's Poop You Shouldn't Ignore
Seemingly harmless characteristics of your baby's poop may actually be warning signs of health problems. Here are some of the symptoms you should watch out for. -
Why You Crave Thanksgiving Dessert (Even When You're Beyond Full)
It's time to feast. Thanksgiving is a day where everyone stuffs their faces, regardless of how full they are. Turns out, there's a reason we crave dessert. -
Why Your Pre-Workout Smoothie Could Be A Bad Idea
Some people prefer drinking a smoothie before they begin their workout, for that extra energy boost. But this can actually have unexpected, detrimental effects. -
Stop The Hiccups Fast With This Easy Cold Water Trick
The next time you start experiencing those annoying hiccups, here's something you might want to try: a viral Instagram tip from a doctor involving cold water. -
What It Means When Your Ear Hurts After Waking Up
It's not unheard of (pun intended) to wake up in bed with ear pain. But what really causes this after a full night's sleep? Here's what experts say about it. -
Here's How Long Protein Actually Stays In Your Body
Ever wonder just how long it takes for your body to fully process the protein you digest? The absorption rate varies, depending on the kind of protein. Read on. -
What Peanut Butter Can Do To Protect Your Eyes
Aside from being a yummy spread for your sandwiches, peanut butter can also greatly benefit your eye health. Here are its eyesight-protecting nutrients. -
Why Are You Losing Inches Without Losing Weight? Our Doctor Weighs In
When you go on a diet, your weight might not go down, even though you're becoming visibly slimmer. Is your weighing scale broken? An expert chimes in. -
What Happens To Your Cholesterol When You Eat Lots Of Peanut Butter
If you're trying to manage your cholesterol, you may be wondering how the fat in peanut butter will affect that. We'll break down the pros and cons. -
The Best Month Of The Year To Start A Diet
Is there really such a thing as an ideal month to start your weight loss journey? Two experts shared their thoughts on the best month to start dieting. -
What It Means When You're Craving Exercise
While some people may find the notion of exercising to be tiresome and unappealing, others may actually develop an addiction to it. Here's what experts say. -
Why We Hear Noises In Our Dreams
We don't always remember what we dream about, and so it might be odd to wake up feeling like you were hearing noises in your sleep. Here's why they happen. -
Rosalynn Carter's Cause Of Death Explained
Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter has died at age 96, according to The Carter Center, and had experienced dementia in the latter part of her life. -
This Is What Happens To Your Eyes When You Have An Adrenaline Rush
Your body goes through a lot of instantaneous changes when you experience an adrenaline rush. What you may not know is that it affects your eyes as well. -
Don't Take Ibuprofen If You Have This Common Illness
Ibuprofen is a common go-to medication for headaches and muscle pain, but there are people who should not take this popular NSAID. Keep reading to learn more. -
Unexpected Ways Adrenaline Can Save Your Life
Adrenaline can do more than just prepare you to deal with a perilous situation. Used as a medication, there are several ways it can actually save your life. -
The Popular Supplement You Shouldn't Take With Antibiotics
Your doctor may suggest taking this popular supplement along with your antibiotic. However, it may not be a good idea to take it at the same time. -
How Giving Into Your Craving Could Help Heal Your Relationship With Food
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. -
What It Means When You Have A Coughing Fit After Eating
Coughing after a meal isn't necessarily a cause for alarm, but in some instances, it can be a symptom of an underlying health condition. Here are some examples. -
This Is What Happens To Your Brain When You're On A Diet
When you go on a diet, your weight isn't the only thing that can change. The kind and amount of food you eat actually has an impact on your brain, too. -
If You Lose Weight Too Quickly, This Is What Happens To Your Body
It's normal to want to lose as much weight as you can within the shortest possible time, but is that safe? Here's what rapid weight loss does to the body. -
Can Mouthwash Prevent You From Getting Sick On An Airplane? Here's What We Know
Preventing colds seems near impossible, especially when traveling via plane and germs are rampant. Mouthwash is extra item you may need to pack before boarding. -
Here's When You Should Worry About Having Deja Vu
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. -
What Happens To Your Eyes When A Bright Camera Flashes
A camera flash disappears almost as soon as it happens, but it can leave a lingering effect on your eyes. If you've ever wondered why this happens, read on. -
What It Means When You Wake Up Early After A Night On The Town
You might think you'd sleep better after a night out drinking, but that might not necessarily be the case. Sometimes after drinking, you wake up early. -
Why You Shouldn't Start A Diet Right After Vacation
Many of us set diet goals throughout the year, but there are certain times that are better than others. For instance, you might not start right after vacation.
