The Truth Behind Hangover Cures and Remedies

Heavy drinking rocks the central nervous system. It tinkers with

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Thursday, December 31, 2020

Special: Ready for the New Year?

FEATURED The Truth Behind Hangover Cures and Remedies Heavy drinking rocks the central nervous system. It tinkers with brain chemicals -- leading to headache, dizziness, and nausea -- and sends you running to the bathroom so often you become dehydrated. READ MORE

QUIZ Facts on Diet and Sugar The FDA has approved five artificial sweeteners, including aspartame, sucralose, saccharin, and neotame. Read more...

SLIDESHOW 30 Minute Workout: Still Don't Have Time? The intensity of your workout is key. A short–burst, high–intensity workout boosts your metabolism and tones muscles. Read more...

ARTICLE Nutrition: Tips to Be a Healthy Eater The typical American diet is low in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, and high in saturated fat, salt, and sugar. Read more...

SLIDESHOW 10 Ways to Stop Stress Stress is an inevitable part of life. How you cope with it has an effect on both your physical and emotional state. Read more... SLIDESHOW End Smoking Addiction Quitting smoking is a perfect idea! Get a powerful, motivating reason and do it now! Do it for yourself. Read more... SLIDESHOW 16 Resolutions for Better Eating Make a pledge to yourself to eat at least one more piece of produce at every meal. Then do things that help... Read more...

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How to Get Rid of Hemorrhoids

Hemorrhoids (Piles) are blood vessels located in the smooth muscles of the walls of the rectum and anus.

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Wednesday, December 30, 2020

Special: Private Piles

FEATURED Hemorrhoids Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Relief Hemorrhoids (Piles) are blood vessels located in the smooth muscles of the walls of the rectum and anus. They are located at the junction where small arteries merge into veins. READ MORE

QUIZ What Are the Stages of Puberty? Puberty is the process of developing from a child to sexual maturity. In girls, puberty includes... Read more...

SLIDESHOW Why Are My Eyes Watery? Many things can trigger tears. But there are eye problems and health issues that can make you tear up more often. Read more...

ARTICLE Migraine Headache Causes and Relief Migraine headaches cause severe head pain that is often accompanied by sensitivity to light, sound, or smells. Read more...

SLIDESHOW Prostate Cancer Warning Signs Two conditions can cause some symptoms that mimic those seen in prostate cancer. Read more... SLIDESHOW Sore Throat or Strep Throat? Your throat aches and burns. It's painful to swallow. You know something is wrong. Read more... SLIDESHOW Cell Phone Bad For Your Health? Shorter wavelength blue light that is emitted by smartphones and tablets can cause some... Read more...

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