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You may know someone using weight loss medications or have seen people touting the benefits on social media. In fact, hashtags like #ozempicweightloss and #berberine have hundreds of millions of

We see it happen with celebrities all the time—miraculous-seeming weight loss in what seems like no time. Naturally, we wonder what their secret is because, for most of us, gaining

Do you ever find yourself unable to recall information—like that one actor from that show you like? You know, what’s-his-name, the one who fights villains and saves that kid?

If you haven’t been to the doctor in a while, you’re not alone. In 2018, over a quarter of Americans didn’t have a primary care provider (PCP). This number is

After spending months gift shopping, baking and planning family events, getting back to “the real world” after January 1 can be jarring. While there aren’t a lot of studies about

Some people claim that if you’re a morning person, wake up without an alarm and are outgoing, you’re more likely to make your bed. While we’re not sold about the

If you’ve ever watched USA Network’s comedy Psych, you may have wondered what a pineapple has to do with a “psychic” detective. Turns out the star, James Roday, picked up

Whether you’re about to turn 40 or are turning 40 again (wink wink), you probably know things tend to change as we age.

Sometimes we get so sensitive about certain parts of our health that we can barely talk about our bodies without using coded language. We say “buns,” “caboose,” or “badonkadonk,” and

Weight loss surgery is becoming more and more common. In 2019, approximately 256,000 Americans underwent bariatric surgery.