Health

Herbal teas like chamomile tea are crowd-pleasers, but is it possible to develop a chronic drinking habit if you consume too much of these beverages? Discover how much chamomile tea you can safely drink in one day.

Taking medication is serious business, and you should be aware of any adverse interactions that may come with drinking certain beverages while taking ‘simple’ medication like paracetamol.

Tea is the second most popular global beverage, and in many regions, tea outranks plain water in terms of how many times people drink it per day. If you take medication daily, you might be wondering if you can take your pills with it. Find out if that’s safe to do in today’s blog.

Have you experienced changes in your urine color lately? Of course, medical conditions like diabetes change urine color, but there are also more straightforward explanations linked to the food and beverages that we eat.

Do you suddenly develop hives or sniffles after drinking tea? There may be something more there than a random episode of sensitivity. But, first, you must know how to identify allergies and sensitivities to certain foods.

There are plenty of superstitions about eating certain beverages and food items. Tea, milk tea, and fish are not spared from these superstitions. Discover the real deal with drinking milk or milk tea before or after eating fish.

Chamomile tea can significantly improve sleep and relaxation. The recommended quantity of servings is three cups per day. Can you become addicted to herbal teas? Let’s find out.

Air fryers offer incredible taste, texture, and color minus the health risks of continually using cooking oil when preparing your food. In addition, air frying can substantially help reduce some of the other adverse consequences of frying food in oil. Read the post today to know how air frying works.

Blackcurrant is helpful for so many culinary adventures that it’s hard to think it may cause constipation. Discover how blackcurrant works when ingested and if there is a high risk of experiencing constipation because of it.

Do you have a reactive bladder or incontinence? Bladder irritation is joint in both men and women and is no cause for embarrassment. Some foods like the blackcurrant may not be the best for people who have developed UTI, though.