Staying hydrated is important for digestion. Warm water, herbal teas, and certain juices can also reduce inflammation and help improve gut health.
Dealing with a toxic person can be mentally draining, but employing certain communication techniques can help you protect your boundaries.
While swimming in the sea can definitely make your hair look effortlessly beautiful (they’re called beach waves for a reason), is salt water actually good for your hair? Or should you be rinsing it out as soon as you leave the beach? In this article, we’ll explain the benefits and drawbacks of using salt water in your hair (plus, how to prevent hair damage in the long run). Let’s dive in!
Folate, also known as vitamin B9, is found naturally in many foods. It may also be found in the form of folic acid in fortified foods. Legumes, eggs, citrus fruits, and fortified grains are a few good sources of folate.
Fava beans are chock-full of nutrients and offer many health benefits. They contain fiber, folate, and manganese, among many other nutrients. Fava beans may also help decrease body weight or lower cholesterol.
Whitening or bleaching your teeth can create a more appealing and youthful smile. When done correctly, whitening is a safe and effective process that does not harm your teeth and it may even increase your self-confidence. If you want to brighten your smile, there are several options you can try. Exploring Whitening Options Bleach your […]
New research suggests that a bacteria found in fermented foods and yogurt may help your body better manage stress and reduce the risk of depression and anxiety.
Gelatin is a type of protein with many uses, including pharmaceutical, therapeutic, and culinary. It is derived from various animal and a few plant sources.1
Some studies have suggested that drinking coffee, tea, and other caffeinated beverages inhibits iron absorption, but can an herbal tea, such as chamomile, peppermint, or ginger tea, also reduce iron absorption?
As announced by an official with the Ministry of Agriculture, the production of medicinal plants in the country is anticipated to reach 450,000 tons in the current Iranian calendar year (ends on March 20).