In case that hangover starts early, here's what pain relievers are safe to take.
We're answering your most searched questions on over-the-counter pain relievers.
We've all come across home remedies at some point in our lives. Whether it was our parents offering ginger ale for an upset stomach or a friend suggesting local honey for allergies, there's no shortage of at-home treatments people swear by. But do any of them actually work? In this On Health podcast episode, we explore some of the most popular home remedies to uncover what works and what doesn't.
As the official health care provider to the Houston Ballet, our physicians, athletic trainers, and staff treat and help prevent ballet injuries to keep dancers on stage performing at their highest level for seasons to come.
How much sugar should you have in your diet?
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4 dietitian-recommended pumpkin recipes that just might ‘squash’ your traditional favorites
Sweet or savory, pumpkins and other winter squash should have a place in your diet this season. A Houston Methodist dietitian shares why pumpkin is such a valuable vegetable for our nutrition, plus her 4 favorite pumpkin recipes – both savory and sweet – that you can try for yourself! Full recipes and more: http://spr.ly/6186sDGve
In honor of #WorldDiabetesDay, it’s a great time to talk about how diabetes gets diagnosed. If you suspect you might have diabetes, we encourage you to talk to your primary care physician about next steps.
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Let's talk intermittent fasting.
There's no denying probiotics are big business — and it's not just the dietary supplement industry, valued at $12 billion. Other sectors are getting into the game too, claiming their skincare, household cleaners and mattresses contain probiotics. Why? Probiotics are alleged to provide gastrointestinal, mental, heart, vaginal and bone and joint health benefits as well as help manage weight and blood glucose levels. Is all that really possible? For what conditions do they work? And with probiotics seemingly everywhere now, how can you choose the right one? In this On Health podcast episode, we share how you can evaluate probiotic claims to find a product for your desired benefit.
Weightlifting has been around for ages, but it's never been more popular than now, thanks in part to new research on its health benefits. The classic form of strength training — one of the cornerstones of the CDC's exercise recommendations — weightlifting is linked to better bone strength, balance, metabolism, fat burning and cardiovascular health. Plus, it may help reduce cancer risk and even extend lifespans. But how much do you really know about it? Are you ready to start lifting? Are you getting the most out of your sessions? In On Health this episode, we provide the lowdown on everything you need to know about what some experts call the fountain of youth.
During a routine physical, Steven worried he may have a hemorrhoid. It was colorectal cancer. He shares his journey to cancer survivorship to help others when facing cancer. Watch Steven's story on YouTube: http://spr.ly/6183StZAd
Are Powdered Greens Good for You?
We don't eat enough fruit and vegetables — nowhere near enough. In fact, only 10% of U.S. adults meet the recommended daily amount, per the CDC. An option you may have seen lately is a greens powder, sometimes called super greens or powdered greens. But can these supplement your need for greens? A sports dietitian weighs in.