5 colors you don’t have to avoid after 50 There is no medical or fashion rule saying certain colors become wrong after 50. What flatters you depends much more on your skin undertone, hair color, contrast level, and personal style than your age. That said, some shades can look less flattering on certain people because …
Constant phlegm and mucus in the throat: common causes and what can help Constant mucus in your throat is not necessarily a sign of excess mucus being produced in your lungs. Often, the sensation comes from mucus draining from the nose or irritation of the throat. Common causes Postnasal drip: Allergies, rhinitis, or sinus problems …
Putting a glass of salt in your car: does it really work? This is a popular car-care hack, but a glass of salt isn’t a magic moisture absorber or car freshener. If the idea is to place an open glass or bowl of salt inside the car overnight, the salt may absorb some moisture, but …
7 signs your heart may need urgent attention The headline is a little misleading: there isn’t a fixed list of seven symptoms that proves your heart is in “serious danger.” However, certain symptoms can signal a heart attack or another significant cardiovascular problem and should not be ignored. Chest pressure, squeezing, fullness, or pain — …
“Take 2 tablespoons in the morning and say goodbye to bone, nerve, and cartilage pain” — is this true? Be cautious with this type of claim. There is no single food, oil, or homemade remedy proven to eliminate bone pain, nerve pain, and cartilage pain simply by taking two tablespoons each morning. The underlying causes …
What is normal blood pressure at different ages? A common misconception is that there is a different “normal” blood pressure for every adult age. For adults, current guidelines use the same basic categories regardless of age.—their blood pressure is interpreted according to age, sex, and height. professional.heart.org+1 Age Normal/healthy BP Children Depends on age, sex, …
Drinking water on an empty stomach: what is actually true? You may see claims that drinking water immediately after waking “detoxes your body,” melts belly fat, or flushes toxins.” Those claims are exaggerated. For most people, drinking water on an empty stomach is perfectly safe and simply contributes to your daily fluid intake. What it …
Having few friends doesn’t mean there’s something wrong with a woman A headline like this can unfairly turn a normal social situation into a personality judgment. Women—and men—can have few close friends for many different reasons. The number of friends isn’t a reliable measure of character or mental health. If you’re interested in patterns that …
Waking up with dry mouth? Here’s what your body might be telling you Waking with a dry or sticky mouth is common and doesn’t automatically mean you’re dehydrated or seriously ill. Saliva production naturally decreases during sleep, and breathing through your mouth can make the dryness much worse. Common reasons Mouth breathing — A blocked …
Dry mouth at night: 8 signs worth paying attention to Waking with a dry mouth is common and often harmless, but persistent dry mouth (xerostomia) can sometimes point to an underlying problem. 8 things to watch for Very strong thirst Persistent thirst along with dry mouth and frequent urination can occur with high blood sugar. …
