
Moles develop on your skin when groups of melanocytes, the pigment-producing cells, cluster in concentrated spots. They typically show up as colored bumps or patches that differ in shape and size and are darker than the surrounding skin, ranging from tan to brown to black. Most moles, often referred to as common moles, are noncancerous. […]

Overview Gummy bear breast implants are one of the choices available for breast enlargement. The name “gummy bear” is a colloquial label for these teardrop-shaped, gel-filled implants. They’re noted for holding their form better than many other implant varieties made from saline or traditional silicone. Introduced in the mid-2000s, gummy bear implants — also called […]

Using saunas for relaxation, stress relief, and overall wellness has a long history. Recent research even suggests that routine sessions in a dry sauna may support heart health. (img by SageMED) Although spending the recommended amount of time in a sauna is usually safe, there are important precautions and safety tips to consider before stepping […]

You can often minimize breast perspiration by choosing breathable fabrics and using certain products to block or absorb moisture. If sweating is severe, a dermatologist may offer additional treatments. Hot yoga. Hairdryers. Sweltering summer afternoons. Your body cools itself by sweating. And sweat isn’t limited to the underarms — it frequently appears in sensitive regions […]

Dry humping refers to grinding erotically without penetration. When done well, it can deliver sensations similar to other sexual activities and be pleasurable for both partners. Keep reading to discover techniques, positions to try, and extra tips. (img by Iroha) Is it safe? Generally, yes — dry humping is relatively low risk. There’s no pregnancy […]

Pectin, a form of fiber present in plant cell walls, contributes to the structural integrity of plants (1). Apple pectin is derived from apples, which rank among the top fiber-containing fruits. Approximately 15–20% of apple pulp consists of pectin. Pectin is also present in citrus peels and in fruits like quinces, cherries, plums, as well […]

Applying targeted pressure to particular spots on the body is called acupressure. This technique might help bring on labor by influencing the nervous system and surrounding muscles. However, consult your healthcare provider before attempting acupressure. Due dates are only approximations. It’s normal for labor to begin one to two weeks before or after your estimated […]

Including essential oils in your labor plan may not be listed right beneath “get an epidural,” but certain aromatherapy oils have been shown to assist — in one way or another — when delivering a baby. While essential oils won’t trigger labor, they can help ease anxiety, nausea, and discomfort during the process. Of course, […]

Tonsillar cysts and tonsil cancer can produce overlapping symptoms. A clinician can distinguish between them using tests such as imaging and tissue sampling. Your tonsils are collections of lymphatic tissue located at the back of the throat. They play a role in defending your body from pathogens entering through the mouth. Cysts are benign, fluid-containing […]

Putting oils into your bath can be beneficial. Eucalyptus, lavender, and lemon oils are three commonly chosen options. Be mindful of any medical conditions or medications that might make using oils risky. (Penner Bathing) Sinking into a warm bath soothes on multiple levels. Hot baths can ease achy muscles and joints. Adding essential oils to […]