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11 Diet Changes That Help You Fight PMS
Healthy eating and exercise can help control the bloating, depression and irritability of PMS. Avoid salt, fast food and processed food, and chow down on fruits, vegetables, whole grains and low-fat dairy.
What Should You Eat When You’re Hungover?
Feeling hungover? A dietitian shares science-backed foods that can help cure your hangover.
Drinking Alcohol and Diabetes: Do They Mix?
Most people with diabetes may enjoy alcohol in moderation, but you should always check with your healthcare provider first. Your condition or the medications you are taking could be affected by alcohol consumption.
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Cheers! Unless That Beer Is Making You Sick
Plenty of people are allergic to foods. But you can also be sensitive to certain ingredients. For this reason, beer can make some people sick – even if they drink moderately. Here’s how you can tell if your beer is causing you problems.
Is Acetaminophen Safe to Take When You’re Drinking?
Is it harmful to take acetaminophen (Tylenol®) after a few drinks? Our expert weighs in.
8 Tips to Relieve Your Dry Mouth
Dry mouth can be incredibly uncomfortable. We share eight tips to help relieve your dry mouth.
Do You Wet the Bed After a Night of Drinking? Here’s Why
How can drinking too much alcohol cause you to involuntarily urinate in your sleep? Find out about adult bedwetting or what scientists call nocturnal enuresis.
Why You Should Limit Alcohol Before Bed for Better Sleep
Think a nightcap helps you get a better night’s sleep? Think again. Here’s why alcohol before bed actually interferes with you getting the rest you need.
Red Wine vs. Dark Chocolate: Which Is Healthier?
Here’s how moderate amounts of red wine and chocolate can be part of a heart-healthy diet.
