If your stomach feels like it’s still in a haunted house after Halloween night, don’t worry! Here are some at-home remedies to bring it back to life without the tricks or spooky side effects. Whether ...

A common feature in hangovers is increased toxicity in the body. Alcohol is toxic to the body, but also dehydrates the system which can increase the risk of toxic build-up. Apart from the alcohol ...

Once developed to treat dehydration in children, Pedialyte has gained popularity among adults. Whether it's being used to ...

How do we avoid the common cold without becoming housebound? Well, try all manners of cold and flu remedies that your nan likely swears by. At the start of the weekend just gone - and right on cue - ...

Who says “Sober October” has to end on Halloween? As wellness-oriented tourism surges in popularity, consumer searches for “dry tourism,” or sober travel, are no exception. More than 40% ...

Unlike most hangover remedies that focus on rehydration after the fact, Tipple is taken during alcohol consumption, providing protection before the effects of alcohol take hold. Its formula ...

The range of criticisms the Bears have absorbed in NFL power rankings after one poorly defended pass play is vast in scope. The bottom line to it all was mainly slamming the coaching staff but ...

If you have a cold, though, you’ll have to rely on remedies like lozenges or homemade sore throat relief like saltwater gargles, which help temporarily ease the discomfort but aren’t a cure ...

Some herbal remedies, such as turmeric and ginger, may have anti-inflammatory properties. However, the evidence to support natural inflammation remedies is lacking. Inflammation is the body’s ...

If melatonin makes you groggy or gives you a headache in the morning, you're not alone. Here are three alternative expert-approved sleep aids. Mercey Livingston CNET Contributor Mercey Livingston ...

As Fat Charlie nurses an epic hangover, and deals with the mystery woman who shared his bed after the night of mournful reverie, Spider heads to the Grahame Coats Agency to fill in for his brother.

Parents need to know that, in attempting to surpass the original film, this R-rated comedy sequel is even cruder and more explicit than the first installment (i.e. full-frontal shots of pre-operative ...