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… Or maybe your main character energy feels like a growing flutter in your chest during a first date or at a big holiday party. Everything seems to slow down around you as you sweep your …
… strikes about 2 million people in the United States during an average year. But surges do occur periodically, usually during respiratory season. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported a particularly …
… science. And there are exceptions to every rule. For example, the color could simply reflect what you ate and drank before getting sick. But generally speaking, puke comes in the following nine colors.GreenYour throw …
… common injuries or issues that affect young pitchers include:Growth-plate injuries — Widening of the important growth plate at the ends of bones in the arms.Shoulder pain — injury to the growth plate at the …
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… as walking a mile in 20 minutes. If your partner is on top, they reach a heart rate of around 120. The partner on the bottom reaches about 110.In other words, you get a …
… your DNA. Stressful situations trigger your nervous system to release adrenaline, a hormone that increases your heart rate and breathing.“This fight-or-flight response helped our ancestors escape dangerous situations, like a charging lion …
You likely know that drinking alcohol too often or to excess isn’t a good idea, health-wise. But when it comes to alcohol and heart health, you may have heard different sides. Is drinking …
So far, face mask conversations seem to go one of two ways — a debate about why people will wear one or a debate about why they won’t wear one. But in the middle of …
The number of births via cesarean section has steadily increased over the past 20 years, with about 1 out of every 3 U.S. babies born via C-section today, according to the U.S …
If you’ve ever felt a little woozy after a meal, maybe a little shaky with a touch of sweating or nausea, it’s possible you’ve experienced an episode of reactive hypoglycemia.While it …
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