Our experts share tips on all aspects of health and wellness, trends and how to live healthier every day. Catch up on the latest advice, organized by publication date.
It helps to build up your strength and balance before tackling these more resistance-heavy TRX exercises
Despite their name, these patches don’t contain GLP-1 medication and have dubious effects
They have similar effects, but differ in how they’re made, used and understood
The kind of testing you need depends on your symptoms
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Life-threatening complications include sepsis, stroke, pneumonia and more
Good dental habits and staying hydrated can help, but persistent bad breath merits professional care
You may not be able to smell your own breath, but a bad taste, dry mouth and other clues can tell you when it may be less than fresh
Bad breath can smell foul, fruity, sour, fishy or even metallic — the scent may offer clues about what’s causing it
Fruity-smelling breath can happen when your body burns fat for energy, and in some cases, can signal a medical emergency
Socializing is linked to a healthier and more resilient brain, while loneliness can lead to an increase in dementia symptoms
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