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… happen as a result of drinking alcohol and not only by gaining weight. Drugs and alcohol affect women’s livers earlier and more rapidly than men, and at a lower dose, she says. Women are …
… s important to contact your doctor.2. Can a man break his penis?Yes. There is no bone in the penis, but it has a very strong layer around it called the tunica albuginea that …
… diet, magnesium is important for your body’s day-to-day functions, too. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) says your body uses magnesium for a whole host of duties that keep you healthy, like …
… They’re social media inventions coined to describe the indentation between your hip bone and your leg bone. Some individuals’ natural bone structure accentuates those curves. Because they’re a product of your bone structure …
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… more likely to have a labral tear?A: Yes. There’s about a 2-1 ratio of women to men and it often happens in younger, active patients.Q: What are the symptoms?A: Many …
… salt on blood pressure,” Zumpano says. “It may also reduce your chances of developing kidney stones or bone loss from aging.”Balances fluid in your bodyElectrolytes help keep the fluids inside your body in balance …
We prepared these tasty burgers in the skillet, but you could cook them on your grill, too. If you’re making them for children, you may want to serve the apples and veggies raw and …
Shilajit is a black, sticky substance that’s left over when plants die and decompose. It develops over centuries in the crevices of rocks and boulders. It was first harvested in the Himalayan region of …
There are many benefits of plant-based eating. But is it safe to exclude meat when you’ve got a whole-grain bun in the oven? Registered dietitian Julia Zumpano, RD, LD, shares her tips …
You saw your mom struggle for years with pulmonary hypertension, feeling short of breath, dizzy and fatigued. So you’ve been wondering if you might develop the rare, life-threatening disease. Pulmonary hypertension strains the …
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