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… to Cupid — especially during allergy seasons.Not in the mood, and here’s whyAllergic rhinitis means chronic inflammation with swelling and itching of the nasal passages typically caused by dust, pollen or dander allergies. The …
… from this condition.Many repetitive tasks using the hand, wrist and arm can cause the pain and inflammation of tennis elbow. Movements like gripping and twisting overwork the tendon that attaches your forearm muscles to …
… feel pain. Here are a few common causes.Sinus infectionIf you have a sinus infection, which causes inflammation or swelling in the tissues of your sinuses, you may feel pain in your cheeks.“That’s …
… has many health benefits. From improved mental health, lower cardiac risk, better sleep and lower levels of inflammation – this habit is definitely worth exploring.“Gratitude helps to lift our spirit,” says behavioral health therapist Jane …
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… when combined with other factors, leads to triggers for disease,” Dr. Katzan says.“Sometimes stress can cause inflammation, hypertension, or other vascular conditions — and it’s these that can lead to stroke or heart attack …
… of skin cells that result in red, scaly — and at times — itchy patches on your skin. That inflammation of your skin is the main cause of itching.But other factors like your clothes, stress, weather …
… it can:Lessen the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines.Reduce dark circles under your eyes.Soothe inflammation.All of that sounds great, but there’s a catch: It probably doesn’t work. “There’s …
… patient’s need. They lower the “bad” LDL cholesterol levels by 20 to 60% and also reduce inflammation. Most people who have had a heart attack or stroke, bypass surgery, stents, or diabetes should be …
When you’re sick, chicken soup and hot tea are likely your go-tos for beating an illness. But can food really make you better? And perhaps more importantly, can food keep you from getting …
A case of COVID-19 appears to increase the risk of forming dangerous blood clots long after recovering from the infection, a cause-and-effect mechanism that could lead to a heart attack or stroke …
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