Beware — this info may be a lot to stomach. People who sleep on their stomachs are more prone to various health issues, experts told The Mirror, and one of the biggest complaints among people who sleep on their front is lower back pain. “If you already have neck and back problems, sleeping in this … Read more
A parasite that can potentially kill dogs has been discovered for the first time in the Colorado River in Southern California, a study from University of California, Riverside said. The parasite is called Heterobilharzia americana, which is a flatworm more commonly known as a liver fluke. It had previously mainly been found in Texas and other Gulf states, has now … Read more
Who’s getting naughty? Sex experts have revealed the “kinkiest” states in the U.S. Georgia topped the list, according to Bedbible, a sex toy and sexual wellness company that ranked all 50 states based on the number of searches for kinky toys in each one. Georgia peaches had an average monthly search volume of 521 per … Read more
There’s healthy, and then there’s “healthy.” Labels promising “all-natural,” “organic,” “naturally grown,” “non-GMO” and “free-range” ingredients inform shoppers that the food they’re about to consume is certifiably healthy. Or is it? National Geographic broke down some more common terms on heath food packing to help demystify the health food shopping experience. Organic For something to … Read more
Airplane toilets suck … literally. Airplane toilets are anything but a simple touch-and-flush operation. Flight experts wowed travelers after revealing the “extraordinary” amount of engineering that goes into allowing people to safely do their business at 40,000 feet. “It’s like your vacuum cleaner – it sucks,” explained Nigel Jones, an aircraft engineer from Kingston University in London. … Read more
Help may be on the way for junk food addicts. Recent studies suggest that these irresistible dishes are not only designed to be delicious, but also addictive — so much so that some experts are calling the insatiable craving a bona fide mental illness, per the Wall Street Journal. Symptoms of “ultra-processed food use disorder” … Read more
If you’re always tired, you’re not alone. Forty percent of adults say fatigue interferes with their daily activities at least three days a week, according to the National Sleep Foundation. So, why are so many people tired during the day? Fox News Digital spoke with several sleep experts about common reasons for daytime sleepiness — … Read more
While certain factors are out of our control, there are some things we can do to extend our lives. “For the average individual, everyday behaviors under our own control have a greater impact on healthy longevity than genetics,” Dr. Gary Small, a memory, brain and aging expert at Hackensack Meridian Health in New Jersey, told … Read more
Eat good, feel good, look good. If you’ve been feeling down in the dumps over your looks, giving yourself a positivity jumpstart could be as simple as making room in your diet for the right foods, experts say. While new research reveals that eating carbs makes you appear unattractive, there are lots of natural foods … Read more
Here’s a hefty inheritance you could probably do without. If your parents packed on the extra pounds in middle age, you’re six times more likely to do the same, a new study suggests. Struggling with obesity tends to follow a individual throughout their lives, researchers at the University of Norway said, but the data showed … Read more
Ticks are emerging earlier than usual this year, experts warn, and we could be in for a severe season. The parasites are typically most active from April to September, but New Hampshire health officials have already started fielding reports of ticks. And one Minnesota county reported its first deer tick of the year in early … Read more
Play in these social media Hunger Games and you might get hurt. Another day, another hazardous health fad circulating TikTok: This time, health experts are speaking out against “starvemaxxing,” in which young male beauty nuts try and reshape their faces by drastically curbing their food intake. “When this [restricted eating] gets to an extreme, then … Read more
If your relationship is galloping toward Splitsville then it may be time to get off your high horse. Couples coach Debbie Rivers told the Daily Mail that contempt is “the biggest predictor that you are headed for a breakup or a divorce.” Contempt is characterized by the feeling that some person is inferior, and presents … Read more
Animal rescue volunteers raced to save a stricken dog trapped in a ditch at a holiday park — only to find it was a mutt-shaped statue. Staff at Cleethorpes Wildlife Rescue said they received ‘multiple reports’ that a pooch was stuck in the muddy ravine at Thorpe Park holiday resort, in North East Lincs. And … Read more
Coffee in the morning is a ritual for many people — but is it ever too early in the a.m. to indulge? Brewing a cup or a pot of coffee as soon as you wake up might not give you the biggest energy boost throughout the day, according to sleep experts. Dr. Deborah Lee, a … Read more
Experts are sounding the alarm after a man recently died from a Vitamin D overdose. David Mitchener, 89, passed away in suburban London, England, after taking high levels of the supplement for nine months prior to his death. Members of the local medical community are now taking the opportunity to warn the public of the … Read more
Prince William’s absence at a memorial for his late godfather, King Constantine of Greece, has continued to fuel speculation. Several royal experts have weighed in on if the public should be worried about the Prince of Wales’ non-appearance at St George’s Chapel on the Windsor estate Tuesday. The answer? Probably. King Constantine of Greece was … Read more
Ever wish happy hour could last a lifetime? Say no more. It’s just one of the rules, known as the “Power Nine” according to National Geographic’s Dan Buettner, that residents of Blue Zones — regions where the average life expectancy is higher than the rest of the world — swear by, in addition to a … Read more
Ozempic, Wegovy and other drugs designed to treat diabetes have become one of the hottest and most controversial weight-loss crazes. But those drugs are so high in demand that there’s a nationwide shortage of them. They are also pricey, with one month’s supply costing anywhere between $900 and $1,300. That has people on social media turning … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. There is nothing quite as frustrating as sharing your house with unwanted visitors – specifically pests. Most of us are already well-versed with ants and mosquitos, but fruit flies are another common culprit, especially as the weather starts … Read more