The Truth About Coffee Naps
What if we also told you one of the best times to drink coffee is before you take a nap? There is actual science behind the coffee nap.
Read MoreWhat if we also told you one of the best times to drink coffee is before you take a nap? There is actual science behind the coffee nap.
Read MoreIf you've been dreaming about having a panel of health and exercise advisers to help you kick start the new year and get fit, have we got an app for you. Noom, a fitness and weight loss program, claims it is 'the last weight-loss program you'll ever need.'
Read MoreAside from the cinnamon challenge, which everyone agrees is dangerous, the spice is gaining attention. But is loading up with cinnamon actually good for you?
Read MoreProfessional skin tag removal isn't always cheap or convenient, which is why so many people end up seeking an at-home solution. Is this a wise choice?
Read MoreOn days when there is neither time nor energy to take 1,000 steps — let alone 10,000 — the goal feels less of an inspiration and more of a judgment. This is usually when we ask ourselves: Who came up with 10,000 steps anyway, and is it even based on science?
Read MoreIf your baby was born with a birthmark, in most cases you should have little cause for worry, since most of these are quite harmless and won't require any treatment at all. Some may cause issues, though.
Read MoreFew things are more unpleasant than spending the day with a queasy, I-want-to-be-sick feeling that starts in the pit of your stomach. And if you've discounted the most obvious reasons like a big night out with friends or pregnancy, you may be wondering what you did or ate to make you feel this bad.
Read MoreOnce you become aware you've overdone the sun, the first thing you'll feel is pain. What can you do to soothe your ravaged skin?
Read MoreWhen it comes to your beauty routine, you start to question everything while you're pregnant. Luckily, provided your products don't contain any harmful chemicals, your beauty regime can remain relatively the same. But is it safe to dye your hair while pregnant?
Read MoreEveryone's heard of coconut oil, but have you ever heard of MCT oil? Popular with those taking part in the keto diet, it's a weird ingredient often added to smoothies and bulletproof coffee. But what is MCT oil? And, more importantly, what does it actually do?
Read MoreTeaching children to brush their teeth is a chore most parents would rather do without, but do we even know what we're doing when it comes to proper technique?
Read MoreWhat is it about the Squatty Potty that has people talking?
Read MoreMany of us have quite likely been there at one point or another. There you are, going about your day, and everything seems to be going well. Then, out of nowhere, the urge to cry overwhelms you even though nothing happened to trigger your tears. Why does this happen?
Read MoreMedically known as seborrheic dermatitis, it can actually form almost anywhere on your body, including your eyebrows, resulting in dry, itchy, and flaky skin.
Read MoreFew things make us as paranoid as the thought that our breath could be in some way offending the person we're speaking to. Why does bad breath happen, though?
Read MoreYour phone may be your new worst enemy with new studies revealing some of the harmful effects blue light can have on your skin. What exactly does this mean? And how is blue light really affecting your skin?
Read MoreIf you feel or hear your jaw clicking on occasion, chances are good that you've developed a TMJ disorder. What does this mean, exactly?
Read MoreWhy is it, though — besides sheer proximity — that drives you to bite your nails in the first place, and keeps you so addicted?
Read MoreHave you ever woken up after fewer than seven or eight hours of sleep with dark circles under your eyes and wondered how on earth they got there? While many believe lack of sleep is the cause of dark circles under your eyes, this is not entirely true.
Read MoreTherapists are starting to offer their services via text. Before you decide whether to pursue this type of treatment, here are a few things you should consider.
Read MoreKybella is a synthetic form of deoxycholic acid that doctors administer, in a series of small injections, to specific areas under your chin.
Read MoreWe all want our teeth to live up to the standard of pearly whites, but the same principle most definitely does not apply to our gums. It's important to remember that pink gums are healthy gums, but what if your gums, well, aren't?
Read MoreDiscolored toenails, whatever the cause, can be both off-putting and uncomfortable. Broadly speaking, a discolored toenail can signal a nutritional deficiency, infection, or trauma, but black toenails, specifically, have a multitude of reasons for existing.
Read MoreConsidering getting your tongue pierced? These are some of the important aspects to consider.
Read MoreA hypnagogic jerk or a hypnic jerk is just a medical term to describe a sleep twitch — that strong, sudden jolt that you (or your partner?) might get from time to time as you are drifting off to sleep.
Read MoreSalt therapy, or halotherapy, has been around for ages. And although there are varying opinions on whether or not this form of therapy is really just a placebo effect, people continue to visit salt caves in hopes that it will help all manner of ailments, from respiratory to mental health.
Read MoreIt may be difficult to see how the hole in your tooth can trigger a host of problems (especially if it doesn't hurt), but it can, and it does. What happens if you never get a cavity fixed?
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