It’s no secret that dentists will try almost anything to get people to brush and floss daily. And if they can get you to floss even semi-regularly, most are happy. Still, if you want to do more than the bare minimum for your oral health, how often should you really be flossing? (You know, not just before a dentist’s appointment.)We spoke with dentists and a germ expert to learn more about why flossing is so important, and more. Plus, they best

The colour of your pee can tell you a lot about your overall healthif you know what you are looking at and for. The shades of urine are as diverse as the colours in a rainbow. And urine can change colours for many different reasons. Some factors include the food you eat, the amount of water you drink, the medicines or vitamins you take, certain medical conditions, or how often and hard you hit the gym, according to Marisa Clifton, best

If you or loved ones have high cholesterol, you probably already know it’s a cause for concern. The levels of cholesterol in your blood are linked to a risk for cardiovascular problems, including heart attacks and strokes. But even if your cholesterol levels are normal, you need to be mindful of what cholesterol is and what you can do to keep your numbers in a healthy range.Thankfully, finding out your cholesterol level is a relatively painless process. And once you best

With all the time weve been spending inside, the line between our work and home life has blurred and the burnout is very real. That’s why it’s more important than ever to slow down and take stock of what’s really important in our lives. It’s only when we slow down that we’re truly able to recharge, refocus, and relax.Here are a few ways to embrace the slow living lifestyle. Video Credit: Tori Wesszer of Fraiche Living Unplug and disconnect The best

Sweater weather means its time to roll up our sleeves and get another important immunization: the flu shot.In a typical year, there are about 3,500 flu-related deaths and 12,000 flu-related hospitalizations nationwide in Canada. The seasonal flu is especially dangerous for young children, older adults, people with chronic medical conditions, pregnant people and those who are two weeks post-partum.Last year, some experts predicted a twindemica surge in both COVID and flu cases at the same time. But due to public best

Nearly 70 percent of people have adult nightmares (especially during the pandemic)with an amazing 30 percent of us reporting that these terrifying dreams jerk us out of sleep as often as once a month. Its time to put our sleep deprivation to rest and conquer this issue head on.(Related:3 AM and Wide Awake? Heres How to Sleep Through the Night) What triggers adult nightmares? Adult nightmares can be caused by medications, genes, degenerative neurological diseases like Alzheimers, last nights tamales, best

While most acute cases of neck pain resolve on their own, nearly half of people with neck pain will experience future episodes. (Related:These Office Chairs Make Working from Home So Much More Comfortable) Potential causes of neck pain There are a variety of neck pain causes. “With over 300 muscles in the neck, it is common to irritate or ‘over-stretch’ a muscle from overuse or overexertion such as turning the head side to side in a repetitive fashion,” adds Rahul best

Honey is not only popular for baking, toast and tea, it’s also a great home remedy and has several different uses. It is used as an antibacterial agent, effective wound dressing, remedy for sore throats and tickly coughs and as a face mask to relieve dry skin. The best part is, it’s readily availableyou probably already have some at home.(Related: Try our recipe for Rustic Honey-Roasted Carrots with Thyme) How to use honey as a health remedy Honey has a best