Is Dead Vagina Syndrome Real? Plus, 4 Ways To Boost Your Libido

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About half of all American women use vibrators. Why does this matter? Because that’s how many women could possibly have “dead vagina syndrome”— if indeed, it is a true medical condition. DVS is something you may have heard of. It involves unintentionally desensitizing your lady parts due to vibrator-overuse. So, could what you’re doing beneath the covers actually cause...

Should You Reuse Plastic Bags? Here’s What Ziploc Has to Say

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Plastic zip-top bags are a kitchen staple—great for storing snacks, leftovers, and even organizing odds and ends. But with growing concerns over plastic waste, many are asking: Can you safely reuse plastic bags? According to Ziploc, the answer is yes! Their bags are made from durable, high-quality materials designed for multiple uses. That said, how you clean and care for...

The Dirty Truth About Your Kitchen Sponge: When to Toss It and Why

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It’s a kitchen reality: if you cook, you clean—and chances are, your trusty sponge does a lot of the dirty work. But while it may seem harmless, your sponge could be hiding something far less appetizing: bacteria. And plenty of it. According to experts at Scotch-Brite, a sponge’s lifespan depends on how it’s used. But as a general rule, it...

Not all Nut Butters are Created Equal: Here’s What You Need to Know

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Nut butters have gone from lunchbox staples to health food royalty—but not all nut butters are created equal. Some are loaded with nutrients, while others are sneaky sugar bombs disguised as “natural.” So what’s the truth about nut butter?  Let’s spread it out. The Best Nut Butters If you’re looking for nutrient-dense, heart-healthy options, stick with natural varieties that have just...

SinuCleanse Recall Now Classified as Deadly Risk, FDA Warns

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As allergy season approaches, the FDA is urging consumers to double-check their medicine cabinets. The recall of SinuCleanse Soft Tip Squeeze Bottle Nasal Wash System, initially announced in February, has now been upgraded to a Class 1 recall—the most serious classification, indicating a potential risk of serious injury or death. The recall was voluntarily issued by Ascent Consumer Products Inc....

World’s Largest Wildlife Crossing Takes Shape Over LA’s 101 Freeway

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High above the roar of 300,000 cars a day on LA’s 101 freeway, something extraordinary is happening. The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing—set to be the largest in the world—is coming to life. At 210 feet long and 174 feet wide, it’s more than a bridge; it’s a beacon of hope. “This is the soul of the project,” says Beth Pratt...

A Spoonful of Medicine: Trump Holds the Line on Tariffs

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President Donald Trump is standing firm on tariffs, calling them a “spoonful of medicine” America needs to heal decades of bad trade deals. Speaking aboard Air Force One, Trump made it clear: he won’t back down until foreign nations stop taking advantage of the U.S. economy. “I don’t want markets to drop,” Trump said, “but sometimes you have to take...

This Mouthwash May Increase Your Risk Of Diabetes By 55 Percent

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According to a new study, a popular health routine millions of people do every day could be increasing their risk for diabetes. Mouthwash use linked to diabetes? Scientists at the Department of Pathology and Center for Free Radical Biology in the University of Alabama recently published findings in the journal Nitric Oxide, which suggests that the antiseptics in commonly available mouthwashes may...

Why I Put Hydrogen Peroxide On My Vagina

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For some women, vaginal hygiene and health is an awkward subject. But it really shouldn’t be. All women have vaginas and all women need to keep them clean and healthy. Not surprisingly, the two go hand in hand. But what constitutes a clean and healthy vagina?   Vaginal odor, a change in discharge color and any discomfort, such as itching...

Not Just Your Sheets: The One Bedding Item You’re Forgetting to Wash

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Most people regularly wash their sheets, but how often do you wash your mattress pad? If you're like many, the answer might be “almost never.” But research shows that skipping this step could affect more than just cleanliness—it could impact your health. Mattress pads act as a barrier between your body and your mattress, absorbing sweat, skin cells, body oils,...