50 Body Myths You Should STOP Believing (Part 3)

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The redhead gene is almost extinct.

The redheaded gene may be recessive, but it’s not going extinct. For that to happen, every single person who carries the gene would have to die, or never reproduce.

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You popped a pill on an empty stomach Nausea is the common side effect of many medications including oral contraceptives, antibiotics, pain medications, antidepressants, blood pressure medications and the list

Things That Prove You Are Healthier Than Donald Trump

A.C. March 2, 2018

The “safe amount” of daily caffeine intake for adults is tens cans of Diet Coke daily, according to the Mayo Clinic and the United States president drinks twelve cans. You

Are Some Prescription Drugs Really Lowering the Efficacy of COVID-19 Vaccines?

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It’s Not Just COVID-19 Vaccines That Are Affected Scientists of course knew this would be an issue, as the COVID-19 vaccines aren’t the only ones that need to pass this

6 Unexpected Conditions Linked to Fibromyalgia

A.C. May 14, 2019

About 10 million Americans have fibromyalgia, which is characterized by painful, tender joints along the body; fatigue; sleeplessness; and cognitive issues known as fibro fog. Unfortunately, people with fibromyalgia are

15 Things You Need To Know About Coronavirus

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How do people die from it? In the most severe cases, the virus causes pneumonia — an infection that inflames the air sacs in one or both lungs. The air

10 Common Triggers of Your Unwanted Psoriasis Flares

A.C. November 4, 2020

9. Hormonal changes A study released a couple of years ago found that hormonal changes in women can trigger psoriasis flares. The link refers to low hormone levels because psoriasis

Natural Beauty Products Doctors Actually Recommend

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Cote Nail Polish in Nos. 10, 41, and 26 “Not only is this nail polish as clean as it gets—cruelty-free, vegan, and five-free—but the colors are fabulous! And I swear

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There are eight B vitamins, and all of them give your body energy by helping to convert food into fuel. Vitamin B12 is especially important in producing DNA and maintaining

This Might Be the Best Oil for Improving Your Health

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8 Signs You Might Need an Eye Exam Immediately

A.C. January 10, 2020

8. A condition that affects the eyes There are a many chronic conditions such as diabetes, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis, and inflammatory bowel disease, just to name a few

6 Symptoms of Allergy You May Be Ignoring

A.C. April 23, 2019

Stop for a second to take a look around. No matter where you are right now, odds are that at least one person nearby is dealing with some sort of

What Does Calcium Do for Your Body?

A.C. March 15, 2018

Protects cardiac muscles About 610,000 people die of heart disease in the United States every year – that’s 1 in every 4 deaths. So, you may want to find out

7 Popular Medication Myths You Need to Stop Believing

A.S. November 23, 2017

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6 Home Remedies for Bad Breath

A.C. May 27, 2019

Everyone worries about bad breath from time to time, especially after a garlicky meal or a cup of coffee. In fact, approximately one-third of people say bad breath is sometimes

Mental Health Experts Give Their 7 Coronavirus Quarantine Tips

P.J.H. March 20, 2020

7. You are not alone While the WHO and governmental agencies are insisting on social distancing as a way to combat the spread of coronavirus by maintaining at least 1

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Diabetes It’s no coincidence that hearing loss and diabetes are two of America’s most common health concerns—nearly 30 million people have diabetes in the U.S., and 34.5 million people have