Health
How to identify a sugar crash before it takes a heavy toll
A sharp drop in blood sugar is an immediate health hazard that requires rapid identification and proper treatment by those around the patient in order to prevent severe complications.
The sign on the favorite vegetable that indicates danger
Addicted to Ritalin: When ADHD medication becomes a solution for every problem
Three questions children ask about food and adults struggle to handle
The fruit that could disrupt medication activity
In some patients, even a single glass of juice can alter the breakdown of a medication in the body and increase its concentration in the blood.
The complementary treatment that cancer patients asked to continue even after it ended
A new Israeli study found that a flower arranging workshop helped cancer patients cope with the disease, eliminated pain, reduced stress, and strengthened their sense of connection to life.
Some people are truly allergic to exercise
Most people joke that they are "allergic to sports," but it turns out there is a real medical condition in which physical activity can cause a life–threatening allergic reaction.
4 nighttime habits to adopt right now to slow down the aging process
Experts explain how a few simple changes to your evening routine can contribute to heart, brain, and metabolic health.
8 fruits that are full of dietary fiber and will improve your health
Dietary fiber is one of the most important components in our diet – but few people reach a sufficient daily amount. So what is recommended to eat?
New study: Possible link between weight-loss drugs and slowing cancer spread
A broad study found a link between the use of GLP–1 receptor agonists and a decreased risk of metastatic progression in four types of cancer.
Botox and fillers – out. The new methods for taut facial skin
A longevity and aesthetics expert explains why the beauty world is abandoning the war on wrinkles and moving toward preserving skin health over the years.
Four infants hospitalized in Jerusalem after consuming puree containing sedatives
Blood tests conducted on the infants found traces of benzodiazepines, a substance used in psychiatric medications and sedatives.
The "Madonna–Whore" complex: When a man loves someone but is not attracted to her
Tomer from the reality television show Married at First Sight shared that he suffers from the "Madonna–Whore complex," and hundreds of thousands of viewers wondered what he meant.
5 carbohydrates that reduce inflammation in the body
Dietitians reveal which foods rich in fiber and antioxidants can help reduce chronic inflammation and contribute to the health of the heart, brain, and immune system.
