According to a 2012 study published in PLOS One, the belly button harbours 2,368 types of bacteria, with 1,458 species ...

Doctor Jen Caudle on TikTok has revealed the places people aren't washing enough when they step into the shower or bath.

A burning sensation in the stomach can be caused by health conditions, lifestyle issues, and medicines. Pain or a burning sensation in the stomach is referred to as indigestion, which describes a ...

Stomach exercises are everywhere, and according to Google, losing 'belly fat' is likely one of the reasons you've been doing them; maybe some of you have even taken on a plank or bicycle crunch ...

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A partial or total loss of smell—called anosmia—can happen for many reasons—including having COVID-19. Loss of smell can also affect your sense of taste. In fact, the two senses are so closely ...

Clean your washing machine regularly to keep it free from mould and any smelly, musty odours. You don't need to buy any additional detergents or washing machine cleaning products. Just follow these ...

Begin in a high plank with your hands below your shoulders. Keep your feet hip-width distance apart. Bring your belly button inward and maintain a tight core. Lower your chest toward the ground so ...

“This is a message to the girl who told me to start putting castor oil in my belly button at night,” she says. “First off – love you, thanks, I wake up skinny AF.” “Second off – why ...

X's ballot box "like" is just a cute civic engagement moment. Credit: Alex Wong / Staff / Getty Images News via Getty Images Be wary of candidates claiming victory too soon. Voters may be eager to ...

It looks like a bulge around the belly button. In a newborn, before the umbilical cord falls off, you may notice that the area seems to stick out a little more when the baby cries. Or once the ...

Doctors were convinced that a Norwegian man was simply fat for 12 years — but his growing belly was actually expanding with a 60-pound malignant tumor. He was diagnosed with obesity and even got ...