Opening a bag of chips to find it only half full is always a disappointment, but it turns out the extra space actually serves a purpose. The “empty” part of the bag of chips actually keeps the products from going stale too quickly and from the damage of the fragile chips, according to the UK’s … Read more
Vain commuters beware: Standing too long could increase your risk for unsightly leg veins. Long-haul subway rides have been a part of nearly every New Yorker’s commute – until the pandemic struck and employees worked from the comfort of their home offices. While remote working had its benefits, many are now dealing with varicose and … Read more
Fox News contributors Dr. Marc Siegel and Dr. Nicole Saphier offered several medical solutions and mitigation strategies to reduce childhood obesity after the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) included surgery and medication for kids in their updated guidelines. The AAP released new guidelines for the first time in 15 years recommending drastic medical solutions, with interventions that … Read more
Skincare experts are warning against a viral TikTok trend advising people to use egg whites to remove blackheads. A TikToker shared a video showing how he makes DIY nose strips to tackle blackheads with egg whites and tissue paper. In the TikTok video, Armen Adamjan, also known as @creative_explained, whisks up some egg whites and … Read more
Folks suffering from sinus congestion, and who have a few garlic cloves lying around, are hoping TikTok nose best. But a medical expert tells The Post that he’s fiercely thumbing his nose at one of the platform’s most trending and “terrible” health hacks — which sees people shoving raw garlic up their nostrils in an effort to … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. Are you feeling a little weak about your 2023 fitness resolutions? If so, then perhaps strength training motivation is what you need. You’re in luck, as experts weighed in on what to use when looking to bulk up … Read more
“One downside of planning on a ‘Dry January’ is that people tend to booze more during December in anticipation of a dry month,” one expert warned. Source link
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. Looking to get moving in 2023? Choosing the best fitness app that best fits your needs is step one in your journey. After three years and counting of living in some form of lockdown, at-home workout apps are … Read more
We’ve got bad blood with this beauty hack. This trend is a thing of dermatologists’ nightmares: TikTokers are smearing their own period blood on their skin. Between the marinated, crying and “I’m cold” viral makeup looks, there was bound to be something new that caused a stink online. Cue: period blood face masks. The hashtags … Read more
Thinking of traveling abroad next year? You might want to steer clear of Afghanistan, Mali, Syria, Iraq and Ukraine, which rank among the world’s most dangerous destinations for business and pleasure travelers. That’s according to this year’s “Travel Risk Map,” compiled by global security and medical specialists from the risk assessment firm International SOS. The index takes into … Read more
Balenciaga could suffer a major financial hit — and lasting damage to its coveted brand — after the pricey luxury label ran an ad campaign with children holding teddy bears wearing sexual bondage gear, industry experts told The Post. The flap unfolded last week when the Spanish fashion brand apologized for the revolting campaign. It … Read more
Dough not let dogs near the kitchen. A golden retriever named Pippa couldn’t resist chowing down on some unbaked bread that sent her straight to the ER on Thanksgiving last year. Now, vets are sounding the alarm about the baking boo-boo and other potentially deadly food disasters. “When I went to put them in the … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. What we are about to say is nuts, but true. Christmas is less than 100 days away, and the big day will be here faster than you can say “What do you want for Christmas?” If you have … Read more
What comes after “we come in peace”? A group of scientists dedicated to the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, popularly known as SETI, announced a new campaign to establish a global approach to intergalactic relations. Based at the University of St Andrews in Scotland, their work includes impact assessments and coordination with world leaders to draw … Read more
Hair washing might be a simple and straightforward process but knowing how frequently to wash can be a challenge. A person’s hair texture and oil production levels play a factor in overall hair health and hygiene, according to experts. Tiffany Young, certified trichologist and CEO of Thin Hair Thick, a hair topper company based in Salt Lake … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. 2023 — it seems like we have ways to go until we turn the page to January, but it will be here before you know it. What we’re looking for: beauty trends. But, not just any beauty trends. … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. Though it’s still October, we’re mesmerized by how people are already talking about Black Friday. With the advent of online shopping (hallelujah for that, let’s just start there), many retailers are beginning their Black Friday 2022 promotions early … Read more
There’s a new TikTok “health” trend — but experts say it could be potentially harmful. Salt water flushes are the latest gut health trend making its way across the platform, with the #saltwaterflush hashtag gaining more than 11.3 million views. The flush is supposed to “clean and flush” the “sludge” out of your guts and … Read more
Medical professionals are sounding alarms over “gaming supplements” — products marketed to video gamers of all ages — that promise to “fuel” their gaming and supposedly allow the users to play longer, focus more intensely and achieve better results. These products contain caffeine, which — if consumed in too great a quantity — may be harmful for children … Read more
Le Bernardin Chef/Co-owner Eric Ripert and Heritage Auctions Consignment Director Michael Schmidt talk timepieces. Patek Philippe Calatrava watch (above) in white gold, $30,750 My first watch: A Cartier Santos (above) from my mother when I was 14 or 15. The dial window is sapphire, with a stainless-steel and gold bracelet. Very simple, but a beautiful … Read more