Facebook/KrisHamann Lanna was energetic, athletic, and lived a healthy life. She was outgoing and never had any health problems. Then in the summer of 2014, she went on vacation to Mexico with her friend’s family. ...
You’ve probably heard about the benefits of ginger. Among other things, it helps prevent colds, is good for digestion, and increases the metabolism. But did you know that some people should avoid eating ginger entirely? ...
© Fox17 News By this time, Cassandra’s skin was covered with painful cracked blisters. Her eyes were swollen shut and she couldn’t walk. Not knowing the cause, Cassandra’s ER doctors treated her like a burn patient. ...
1. Stomach problems According to Celiac.com, irritable bowel syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease, and Gastro-esophageal reflux disease (GERD) are the most common misdiagnoses of celiac disease. All of these diseases share common symptoms with celiac disease, ...
Choosing a good piece of chicken isn’t always easy, but a good place to start is the “best before” date. Recently, however, reports and research have come out noting the presence in some chicken breasts ...
Many of us are in the habit of drinking energy drinks to give ourselves a boost during the day. The drinks generally contain large amounts of caffeine and sugar, which provide the energy we seek. ...
Why is it so difficult to get enough magnesium? Previously, it was much easier to get the recommended dose of magnesium on a daily basis. According to physiology expert Rune Eliasson, the mineral levels in ...
1. Breathing wrong Wikimedia Commons It may sound strange, but there are actually different ways of breathing. Most people breathe into their upper chest, but the fact is, it’s better to breathe down into your ...
Twitter 1. Depression Thyroid disorders can have a significant impact on your emotional life and cause depression, according to the Harvard Medical School. Depression is an early symptom of hypothyroidism, a condition where the thyroid ...
“It started to look like someone had thrown acid over her face, it spread from her mouth to her cheeks, and above her eyes,” Sienna’s mother told Inside Edition. And this was just the beginning ...