20 Conditions That May Be Causes of Your Chest Pain

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Hiatal hernia

This common problem occurs when the top of the stomach pushes into the lower chest after eating. This often causes reflux symptoms, including heartburn or chest pain. The pain tends to get worse when you lie down.

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High sugar consumption Too much sugar will interrupt the absorption of proteins and nutrients causing malnutrition and may interfere with brain development. Try to reduce your sugar intake! Air

7 Signs You’re Emotionally Healthy

A.C. June 10, 2019

Sure, abs are sexy, but there’s a much better indicator of a healthy person than a hot physique: mental wellness. Emotional health has nothing to do with a person’s workout

12 Foods That Pack More Potassium Than a Banana

A.C. March 12, 2019

Orange Juice If you prefer to eat the fruit itself, 2 medium navel oranges should probably do the trick. That way, you get extra fiber from the pulp, which is

5 Healthy Snacks to Reach Your Weight Loss Goals

A.C. April 25, 2019

There a lot of different diets out there for various reasons. These reasons are tied to health, values, and morality. No matter your dietary preferences, snacking with mindfulness and awareness

12 Things You Should Never Do at the Gym

A.C. June 26, 2019

There is a certain unspoken etiquette that comes into play the second you walk into a gym, ready to sweat. Still, we’ve all been there: watching someone text endlessly while

10 Myths About Diabetes You Should Stop Believing

A.S. October 31, 2017

Fats don’t matter According to the American Heart Association, having type 2 diabetes increases your risk of heart attack and stroke. Part of this link is due to the fact

10 Home Remedies to Get Rid of Your Stubborn Headaches

A.C. October 29, 2018

Butterbur People have used this plant for years to treat pain. Does it work to prevent migraines? When researchers looked at all the evidence, they found that taking the extract

5 Things That Happen to Your Body When You Catch the New COVID

M. C. November 26, 2021

& Liver and kidneys – When your liver cells are inflamed or damaged, they leak higher amounts of enzymes into the bloodstream. Although liver enzymes aren’t necessarily a serious problem, this

9 Foods Good For Your Metabolic Rate

A. I. October 13, 2021

Sea weed We previously mentioned that greens are fastening the metabolism, bet you didn’t expect we meant sea weeds as well. It’s filled with iodine which is very beneficial for

4 Natural Ways to Relieve Sinus Pain

A.C. April 4, 2019

Drink More Water Sip more H2O or juice. It’ll help thin out mucus and encourage drainage. Hot tea is another good option. Don’t overdo caffeine or alcohol. Both can make

3 Times You Are Most Likely to Get Heatstroke

A.C. August 16, 2019

It’s summer, and even our best efforts to stay safe in the sun are not always enough to protect us from the dangerous consequences of heatstroke. What is heatstroke? Heatstroke

11 Ways to Realistically Lose Weight Without Dieting

A.C. June 28, 2021

11. Put your fork/spoon down between bites Studies suggest that putting your spoon or fork down between bites gives our brains enough time to process our food intakes. On top

7 Common Signs You Might Have Nerve Damage

A.C. March 17, 2018

You got injured because you didn’t feel something you should have Your sensory nerves do a lot of things including to tell your brain that a surface is dangerous in

5 Subtle Signs You Might Be Secretly Having Diabetes

A.C. October 21, 2020

#Subtle sign no. 5: Your cuts and wounds won’t heal People who already deal with diabetes know that wounds have a tendency to heal more slowly. Why? The answer is

15 Common Diseases Doctors Often Get Wrong

A.C. May 1, 2018

Migraines Because migraines are so misunderstood, they’re also very misdiagnosed. People often refer to their headaches as migraines, but they’re so much worse than that and can result in not

5 Foods for Much Healthier Eyes

A.S. June 12, 2017

Fatty Fish As MD Jimmy Lee found, eye dry syndrome is commonly linked to a deficiency of DHA, a fatty acid found in fish like tuna, salmon and trout.