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Get enough exercise Keith McCrae, M.D., an oncologist with Cleveland Clinic Cancer Institute, works long hours but fits in exercise six days a week. He loves road biking—25 to 30
2. Chocolate If you find yourself constantly reaching for chocolate—one of the most popular food cravings—you may be depressed and trying to self-medicate with the sweet stuff, according to a
We all have questions about everything related to this global pandemic and up to this point some of them still remain unanswered. More than three months had passed when the
It makes your memory worse. If your memory has started to fade by the time you reach your 50s, a history of depression may be to blame. When researchers from
Heart disease, clogged arteries, and stroke According to some dentists, people who suffer from gum disease are more likely to develop heart diseases. Oral inflammation and infections caused by tooth
Cavities or tooth decay is the destruction of tooth enamel. And if not taken care of promptly, the loss of a tooth and nasty gum disease could be in your
If you have the moody-blues, seem mad or are just all-around in a bad mood, there be underlying medical reasons for your grumpiness. We’ve curated tips that can help you
It’s contagious Stomach flu spreads via the “fecal-oral route,” which is just as gross as it sounds. Basically, viruses from infected feces or vomit find their way into our mouths.
Circulation problems Circulation issues are a common cause of cold feet. A person with poor circulation will often struggle to get enough warm blood to their extremities, and may complain
How many are infected? The infection rate continues to climb, with 11,374 confirmed cases of coronavirus globally as of the 1st of February, according to a live map by Johns
It helps cope with Tourette’s syndrome This debilitating syndrome can manifest in children as young as 6 years old, and the physical and verbal tics that accompany the nervous system
Has been linked to acne Refined carbs such as drinks and sugary foods are associated with a higher risk of developing acne. The explication is simple, sugary foods spike blood
Multiple sclerosis, or MS, is a long-lasting disease that can affect your brain, spinal cord, and the optic nerves in your eyes. It can cause problems with vision, balance, muscle
Unexplained health symptoms There is no such thing as just being “diabetic” or having “just a thyroid problem.” When one organ is not functioning, like the thyroid, other organs have
Although your skin may be home to all kinds of bumps, bites, and scratches – many of which can be harmless – there are some worth keeping an eye on
Long-term care facility residents and workers Due to the unfortunate number of cases that have sprung in long-term care facilities and nursing homes, the CDC has decided that the people
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