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Skip the straw If you use a straw and you think is just an innocent habit, if you’re using it for some years you may see some wrinkles around your
Do you know why rheumatoid arthritis is often called a ‘silent disease’? Well… let’s say it’s special, because you can tell when a person with this condition is feeling their
A common cold is an upper respiratory tract infection which is caused by different viruses. This cold is transmitted by infected airborne droplets or by direct contact with infected secretions.
If you’re not sure what condition someone has and you’re not a medical professional, you probably won’t be able to tell. Visible symptoms for contagious and non-contagious diseases can seem
When we arrive home from work, we don’t have the mood for cooking something difficult, so, for the perfect dinner we can make some baked potatoes, the ultimate comfort food.
A gluten-free diet has been all the rage in recent years – despite little evidence as to its benefit in the general population. Unfortunately, the fad diet has somewhat shadowed
Plenty of the 48 million people who fall victim to foodborne illnesses each year couldn’t have done anything to avoid them. After all, we can only abide by those romaine
There are around 50 million people living with dementia worldwide, according to the World Health Organization. While dementia and Alzheimer’s disease are often used interchangeably, there are important differences between
Your skin may be telling you more about your health than you realize. No matter what changes in the skin you experience (from new growths to discolorations) they can often
The cold weather might enhance the signs of aging and no one wants a dry and pale skin or certain age-related illnesses. For example, in the winter you’re less likely
You didn’t sleep enough “Your fight-or-flight hormones start to kick in, resulting in an increased heart rate, higher blood pressure, and stress,” says Salvatore Napoli, MD, of the New England
When you’re on a diet, it’s hard to stick to it, especially when those cravings come. The question is, when do you step in to take control of your diet,
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Many health issues could have a root in your gut. Your gut is so much more than your body’s destination for digestion; it’s the motor that keeps your engine running.
Long Noodles For most Asian countries like China or Japan, eating long noodles on New Year’s Day symbolises a long, healthy life. In order to keep the noodles from breaking,
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