Staying physically active helps you avoid a stroke…but if you do have one, you’ll be more likely to have a mild one and recover better.
People who eat meats cured with nitrates, such as beef jerky, salami and hot dogs, may be at higher risk for mania.
Here’s how Urox, a blend of horsetail and two other herbs, reduced or eliminated urinary incontinence in a new study.
When it comes to cold-weather ailments, the common cold, flu and sore throats come to mind. But some people break out in hives. Here’s why…
The risk for this dangerous irregular heartbeat is higher in people with asthma. Here’s what you need to do to help prevent it.
A new study offers warnings about this under-researched type of heart attack that affects men and women equally.
You might not need any prescription drugs to treat erectile dysfunction. These natural remedies and lifestyle changes can prevent—or treat—most cases of ED.
Women are just as likely as men to have a heart attack. But more women than men are dying. Here’s how to avoid that fatal gender gap…
Although a colonoscopy is worth it to screen for colon cancer, there’s an unexpected risk you ought to know about.
If your thumb aches while you use a computer, that could mean arthritis. There are effective ways to get relief—and still use your computer. Read on…
If you have diabetes, you might be able to control your blood sugar and reduce heart risks with a safe, natural supplement instead of medication.
Your heartbeat belongs in your chest, right? So what does it mean if you feel a pulsating sensation in your stomach? Read on to find out…
A dreaded sore throat sometimes signals strep. But can this infection occur without a painful throat? Read on to find out…
In this video, Bottom Line Inc President Sarah Hiner introduces Marc Grossman OD, LAc, and holistic developmental/behavioral optometrist and licensed acupuncturist, and his holistic approach to eye care.
Any bleeding after your periods have stopped should be taken seriously, but most causes aren’t life-threatening and can be treated.
