HB Mag Health Research Team

Kinesiology tape is that colorful stretchy tape you see on athletes at the Olympics and on runners at the local park. It is not a brace or a wrap. It is an elastic cotton strip designed to lift your skin slightly away from the muscle underneath. The idea is to create a tiny space that … Read more

After a miscarriage, pregnancy tests can stay positive for anywhere from a few days to several weeks. The hormone hCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) does not leave your body instantly. For most women, tests turn negative within two to six weeks after the miscarriage ends. But the exact timeline depends on how high your hCG levels … Read more

You have probably heard that egg yolks are bad for you. That they are fattening and will raise your cholesterol. This idea has been around for decades. But the research tells a different story. For most people, egg yolks are not fattening. They are actually one of the most nutrient-dense parts of the whole egg. … Read more

Birthmarks are very common, and most are harmless. But if you want one removed for cosmetic reasons or because it causes discomfort, the honest answer is that medical procedures are the only proven way. Laser therapy, surgical excision, and sometimes topical medications can remove or fade birthmarks, depending on the type. No cream, herb, or … Read more

Chain link fencing is everywhere. It lines backyards, schools, and industrial lots. Most people assume you need an angle grinder or bolt cutters to deal with it. That is not always true. You can open, cut, unweave, or remove chain link fencing with basic tools and the right technique. The method you choose depends on … Read more

Canna gummies are edible candies that contain THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), CBD (cannabidiol), or both. These are the two most studied compounds found in cannabis plants. THC is the compound that produces a “high.” CBD does not cause intoxication. What is inside these gummies varies widely by product. The base ingredients typically include gelatin or pectin, sugar, … Read more

Smelling things more intensely or differently than other people is not by itself a sign of autism. But unusual reactions to smells — either being very sensitive to them or barely noticing them — are common in autistic people. The key difference is whether the smell sensitivity causes real problems in daily life or is … Read more