The Hormone That Can Help Predict Your Risk Of Weight Gain
There is one type of hormone that can help predict your risk of weight gain as you grow older. Here's what it is and what the research says.
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Why You Should Consider Physical Therapy Even If You Aren't Injured
Often people will visit a physical therapist after they've had an injury. But, did you know that it be helpful even if you don't currently have an injury? -
The Weird Reasons Weight Loss Can Make Your Skin Itch
We can help you learn more about your weight loss-related skin itch by diving into the distinct symptoms. We'll also examine at-home treatments you can try. -
Inside Suzanne Somers' Complicated History With Breast Cancer
Suzanne Somers built her post-"Three's Company" career on alternative paths to health. We take a look at her complicated history with breast cancer. -
Can We Choose When We Die? What We Know
You'll often hear accounts of people holding off on dying until something happens like a reunion with a family member, but can we really choose when we die? -
Are Frozen Waffles Good For You? What To Consider
They're a perennial breakfast favorite and part of many happy childhood memories, but just how nutritious are frozen waffles? Here's what you need to know. -
If The Back Of Your Leg Is Red, It Could Be A Symptom Of This
If you've noticed that the back of your leg is red and perhaps even crampy or painful, don't ignore it. It could mean you have this serious condition. -
Is California Really Banning Skittles Due To Health Concerns?
With the proposal of Assembly Bill 418, many consumers in California are worried that the popular candy brand Skittles might be banned. Here's the real story. -
The Risky Ingredient That Could Be Lurking In Your Shampoo Bottle
People are now more concerned than ever about what they're putting on their skin. Let's talk about a risky ingredient that could be found in your shampoo. -
Consuming This Type Of Milk Could Help You Live Longer According To Science
Certain regions around the world have lifestyles tied to living longer. One reason could be that they are more likely to choose this type of milk. -
Does Thinking About Dying Increase Your Risk Of Death?
It's clear that our thoughts and physical well-being are intricately connected. But, could thinking about dying influence our risk of death? -
What It Means When Exercising Makes Your Anxiety Worse
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. -
Suzanne Somers' Cause Of Death Explained
Suzanne Somers, who co-starred in the 1970s show "Three's Company," died of breast cancer on Sunday. This was her second diagnosis with breast cancer. -
The Best Time Of Day To Drink Milk For Weight Loss
If healthy weight loss is your goal, milk can be a great addition to your diet, especially if you drink it at this one particular time of the day. -
This Hydrating Beverage Can Lower High Blood Pressure (And It's Not Water)
For people in the United States who are suffering from high blood pressure, this popular beverage (that isn't water) may be the key to better health. -
The Unexpected Reason You're Having Difficulty Breathing
If you're having difficulty breathing, you might think that your heart or lungs are blame. However, there is one reason that you may not have considered. -
What It Means When Thinking About Sex Makes You Sneeze
Research has shown that having sexy thoughts may prompt some to let out an involuntary ah-choo! But what does it mean if you sneeze when thinking about sex? -
The Hidden Dangers Of Lying Down Immediately After Taking Medication
After you swallow a pill, you may think your body will take care of the rest. But if you choose to lie down immediately after, there could be hidden dangers. -
The Pungent Condiment That Can Reduce Your Tumor Risk
A staple (albeit typically overlooked) ingredient in many pantries, the distinctly pungent horseradish actually offers some incredible health benefits. -
What It Means If You Wake Up With One Eye Glued Shut
Waking up with your eye crusty and glued shut can be perfectly normal or it can indicate you have one of several medical conditions, including these. -
The Surprisingly High-Protein Snack You Can Buy At A Gas Station
When you're in a rush to grab a gas station snack, it's tempting to prioritize taste over nutrition. However, there's actually a high-protein option there. -
What Sleeping On The Right Side Of The Bed Says About Your Personality
Which side of the bed do you usually sleep on, the left or the right? As it turns out, experts think the side you choose may reveal unexpected things about you. -
What It Means When Coughing Makes You Poop
Having fecal matter leak out of you while coughing may be a sign of more serious problems in your body. Here's why a cough sometimes prompts fecal incontinence. -
Avoid Eating Popcorn If You Have These Medical Conditions
Who doesn't love the heavenly scent and the satisfying crunch of popcorn? However, if you have one of these medication conditions, it may be wise to avoid it. -
Does Having Sex Increase Your Risk Of A Heart Attack? What The Experts Say
You may have read that sexual intercouse can increase your risk of suffering a heart attack. But is this true? Here's what some heart health experts said. -
What It Means If You Feel Like You Have To Poop During Sex
Pooping feels anything but sexy, so why do so many people get the urge to go during sex? If you've dealt with this, you're not alone, and there's a few causes. -
The Refreshing Fruit That Has More Potassium Than A Banana
When looking to boost your potassium, bananas are the standby that everyone knows. But surprisingly, one delicious fruit actually boasts even more potassium.
