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My mother-in-law made this for every wedding party from 1975 to 2010. Only 3 ingredients and people still ask for the recipe.

That sounds like a nostalgic recipe-identification teaser, but the actual dish can’t be determined from the headline alone. “Three ingredients” and “served at wedding parties from 1975–2010” could describe many different dishes or desserts. If you have the photo that accompanied the post, upload it and I can identify what it most likely is and …

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Of course! The “ideal” weight varies depending on several factors: height, age, sex, muscle mass, and body type. However, a general estimate can be given using BMI (Body Mass Index), which is a standard method.

What Is the “Ideal” Weight for Your Height? There isn’t one perfect weight for everyone. Height, body composition, muscle mass, waist size, age, sex, and overall health all matter. For adults, BMI is a useful screening tool, but it isn’t a diagnosis and doesn’t distinguish muscle from fat. General adult BMI ranges BMI Category Below …

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People with this ear hole have…See More

“People With This Ear Hole Have…” — What Does It Actually Mean?If the headline is referring to a tiny hole or dimple just in front of the ear, it’s most likely a preauricular pit (preauricular sinus).It is a congenital feature, meaning you’re born with it. For most people, it’s harmless and doesn’t cause hearing problems …

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Taking common meds for blood pressure or heart? Magnesium might clash badly and reduce their power. Which ones to avoid?…

Magnesium + Blood Pressure or Heart Medicines: What Should You Avoid? The headline “magnesium clashes badly with blood-pressure medicines” is too broad. Magnesium supplements can interact with some medicines, but they don’t generally make common blood-pressure drugs stop working. The important interactions depend on the specific medication. Medicines worth paying particular attention to 1. Diuretics …

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Cinnamon Boiled Banana Smoothie: A Relaxing Drink for Better Sleep

Cinnamon Boiled Banana Smoothie: Can It Really Help You Sleep? A warm banana drink with a little cinnamon can be a pleasant, caffeine-free bedtime beverage, but claims that it will reliably cure insomnia or dramatically improve sleep are overstated. Bananas contain potassium, magnesium, carbohydrates, and tryptophan, nutrients that have plausible connections to sleep. However, there …