
Exercise for chronic pain: How physical activity can help you feel better

Relief for caregiver burnout

What are RDAs, DRIs, and DVs?

Cold versus heat for pain relief: How to use them safely and effectively

How to reduce stress and anxiety through movement and mindfulness

Creating balanced, healthy meals from low-calorie, nutrient-dense foods

What are added sugars, and how can you reduce them in your diet?

In search of healthy whole grains: How to read a whole grain nutrition label

Physical symptoms of depression: Can depression contribute to pain?

Are energy drinks bad for you?
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A simpler FODMAP diet for irritable bowel syndrome
A small randomized controlled trial published in February 2025 suggests that eliminating oligosaccharides from the diet might be enough to ease symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome, as opposed to eliminating all the categories of food known as FODMAPs.
Will diverticulitis heal on its own?
Diverticula—little pockets that develop in the lining of the colon—can become inflamed or infected and cause bloating, diarrhea, constipation, and pain in the lower left abdomen. The problem, called diverticulitis, might go away on its own, but first-time sufferers should report symptoms to the doctor right away. People with a history of diverticulitis can likely wait a day or two, but then call a doctor if symptoms don't improve. Treatment for diverticulitis ranges from rest, a clear liquid diet, and antibiotics to hospitalization or surgery.

Exercise for chronic pain: How physical activity can help you feel better

Relief for caregiver burnout

What are RDAs, DRIs, and DVs?

Cold versus heat for pain relief: How to use them safely and effectively

How to reduce stress and anxiety through movement and mindfulness

Creating balanced, healthy meals from low-calorie, nutrient-dense foods

What are added sugars, and how can you reduce them in your diet?

In search of healthy whole grains: How to read a whole grain nutrition label

Physical symptoms of depression: Can depression contribute to pain?

Are energy drinks bad for you?
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