Healthy articles

What is the difference between allergy medications, and how do you figure out which ones will work best for you?

Are you considering becoming a single mother by choice (or are you just curious about the topic)? This article tackles the insemination methods at your disposal — and explores why some people choose this option.

Promoted as an alleged cure-all for decades, colloidal silver has been referred to as both a homeopathic remedy and a dietary supplement. But what is it exactly, and how could it possibly be so good at curing so many illnesses and diseases?

The Teres Major is the bane of throwing coaches' lives because it ties the scapula to the arm and gradually causes injuries. But that can happen to you too. Here's how to stop it.

What exactly does the word "disability" mean, and what causes the state of being disabled? In this article, we take a radical look at an approach that, though officially recognized, society still has to catch up to.

In the United States, Canada, and many other countries, people do personal hygiene with dry paper. That doesn't always work very well, and the bidet offers a more satisfactory experience.

Are you considering conceiving a child with the help of a sperm donor? Here's an overview of what you should consider, and the pros and cons of both known donors and using a sperm bank.

Body by Science promises you the world - more muscle, less fat, better mobility. And it promises all this in 12 minutes a week. Too good to be true? Let's take a look.

As we are constantly being reminded from every angle, to be healthy you need to eat the right foods and exercise. That’s all good and well for able-bodied people who can go for a run or do an aerobic exercise routine, but what about those who are unable?

The world has recently rediscovered slow cookers, and I've discovered the joys of easy meals for the first time. Why should you get a slow cooker too?