… or if doing it over drinks will make the process easier? Don’t go there. Kala says breaking up sober in private is the best way to go. If you think your partner will go …
Nobody questions an athlete taking time to recover from a sprained ankle or broken wrist. Those injuries are easy to see and come with a clear understanding that they can’t be ignored.But what …
… swaddled them up like it was no big deal.But now it’s your turn. And suddenly, bathing your newborn doesn’t seem as simple as the people at the hospital made it look.What …
You’re long past the awkward middle school or high school puberty stage — maybe really long past. So why hasn’t your face gotten the memo?“Acne is definitely normal for teenagers — more than 90 …
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… harsh water treatment chemicals and hat hair.The winter months can no doubt give your hair a beating. But it’s possible to protect your hair, regardless of the season. It just takes a little …
… people consume it through plants and meat in their diet.This mineral plays a key role in breaking down medications and toxins and allowing your body to process certain materials like proteins.In most areas …
A pacemaker is a life-saver. It faithfully keeps your heart beating at a normal rhythm and helps manage your health condition. But in rare cases, an infection related to your pacemaker can put your …
In general, most of us are familiar with the terms “psychopath” or “sociopath” being used to describe someone who seems manipulative, cold or even dangerous. While these labels show up in everyday conversation and pop …
Little kids get sticky, dirty and sometimes, really gross. It only takes a second for them to bury their heads in sandboxes or enhance their eyebrows with a permanent marker. And let’s not think …
It’s certainly not breaking headline news that having overweight or obesity is harmful to your health. “As weight goes up, so does the risk of serious problems such as high blood pressure, diabetes and …
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