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… skills that you had at the time,” says Dr. Potter. “But when you look back at that period of your life, you think about how you could have acted better, but you didn’t know …
… start puberty one to two years earlier than boys and grow fastest before beginning menstruation (having a period). Girls usually enter puberty between 8 and 13 years, while for boys, puberty begins around ages 9 …
… careful.“Never touch the tooth by the root,” Dr. Coy warns. “The root contains important fibers called periodontal ligaments, which are necessary for proper healing.” Instead, handle the tooth by the crown (the chewing surface …
… to get out of because you may not know how genuine someone is until it’s too late,” says Dr. Tiani.Love bombing tends to occur in three phases:The Idealization Phase: During this phase …
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… short- and long-term hormonal changes can do a number on your digestion. That’s right: puberty, periods, pregnancy and perimenopause are all possible culprits.Smoking: Add aerophagia to the long list of reasons smoking …
Language can be tough. Sometimes, two things sound the same. But in reality, they’re not. Like calling something childish versus childlike. The root words are the same. But the meanings are different.That’s …
When someone you love is struggling, it’s natural to want to help. Selflessness is a virtue, after all, isn’t it?But when “helping” crosses the line to enabling your loved one’s problematic …
Staying fit. Eating healthy. Juggling family life with career and friends.When you already have a million priorities, seeing a urologist is probably the last thing on your mind.But once you hit age 40 …
The bacteria in your gastrointestinal tract (what doctors call your gut microbiota) never let any of your food go to waste. Those helpful microorganisms break down and digest your food in order to enhance your …
It’s a common experience: Discovering a hair — or several — where you aren’t expecting it. Sometimes, the discovery is a cause for celebration or laughter. Other times, you may find yourself greeting the new …
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