Healthy articles

According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, breast augmentation is the third most commonly performed cosmetic surgical procedure in the United States. What do you need to know?

Choosing the right red lip color for your skin tone is more important than you might think. Too blue and you'll look washed out, too orange and it'll clash with your skin. Pick the perfect red for your skin tone with these tips.

Testosterone is being touted as a possible therapeutic tool in the fight against obesity and metabolic diseases. But is there any scientific evidence for such a novel approach? There is, in fact, tons of evidence!

Fiber is important in everybody's diet, right? We all need more, more, more the diet gurus tell us. Or do we?

Knee pain is all too common, among athletes of all levels and among the general population too. But it can often be fixed with corrective exercises, and if you don't have it, you can use the same exercises as 'pre-hab,' to keep your knees healthy.

From overexposure to the sun, heat and salty sea, as well as increased exposure to chemicals from air conditioning units and chlorine, it's little surprise that our skin can really suffer through the summer. Learn how to bring your skin back to life here.

Dressing for your body shape can be tricky, especially if you don't know what your body shape is! There's so much conflicting information out there about body shapes, it's little surprise that ladies are still asking the question: which body shape am I?

The global incidence of asthma is increasing in the last decades. This causes significant loss of individual productivity and incur rising cost to healthcare systems. The triggering mechanisms of asthma are still not fully understood.

A new study shows that girls are developing breasts earlier. Could obesity be to blame?

Women do everything they can to make themselves look younger - from injecting toxins into their skin to undergoing harsh and invasive laser therapies, they'll try anything to get smoother skin. But it's what goes into your body that's most important.