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Yes—your ears can sometimes provide useful clues about your health, but claims that the ears can reliably diagnose diseases are often exaggerated. For example, hearing loss can be associated with aging, prolonged loud-noise exposure, certain medications, ear infections, or other medical conditions. Ringing in the ears (tinnitus) can have many causes, including hearing damage and …

10 Early Signs of Dementia You Shouldn’t Ignore Dementia is not a normal part of aging. Occasional forgetfulness can be normal, but persistent changes that interfere with everyday activities deserve medical attention. National Institute on Aging+1 Memory loss that affects daily life — repeatedly forgetting recently learned information, conversations, appointments, or important events. Repeating questions …

A Simple Natural Remedy for Constipation One of the better-supported natural approaches is psyllium (ispaghula) husk, a soluble fiber that absorbs water and helps make stool softer and easier to pass. How to use it Start with 1 teaspoon (about 5 g) of psyllium mixed into a full glass of water. Drink it immediately after …

There is no plant proven to “cure everything”—including the liver, kidneys, heart, bones, intestines, and eyesight. Claims like this are usually misleading and can be dangerous if they encourage someone to replace effective medical treatment. Some plants and herbs do have evidence for specific uses. For example, psyllium can help with constipation and can modestly …

If you mean the viral claim that there is a 10-second trick that can stop a heart attack, that’s misleading. There is no proven maneuver that can “reverse” a heart attack at home. What to do immediately Call your local emergency number immediately. Don’t wait to see whether the pain goes away. Emergency medical teams …

The 10 Metop is a beta-blocker used for conditions such as high blood pressure, angina, heart failure, certain abnormal heart rhythms,rolol Side Effects You Should Know About Metoprolol is a beta-blocker used for conditions such as high blood pressure, angina, heart failure, certain abnormal heart rhythms, and after some heart attacks. Because it slows the …

Is There a “Number One” Exercise to Prevent a Heart Attack? There isn’t a single exercise that cardiologists consider a guaranteed number-one heart-attack prevention exercise. The strongest general recommendation is regular aerobic activity, and brisk walking is one of the simplest ways to achieve it. The American Heart Association recommends that adults aim for at …

5 Drinks That Can Be Hard on Your Bones There isn’t a single list of drinks that are universally “bone-damaging.” The evidence is stronger for heavy alcohol intake and for drinks that displace calcium- and nutrient-rich beverages from the diet. Here are five categories worth limiting: Heavy alcohol intake — Excessive alcohol consumption can interfere …

The claim that seven medications “cause severe dementia and profound brain damage” is too strong. Some medications can cause confusion, delirium, memory problems, or increased cognitive risk, particularly in older adults, but that is not the same as proving that they cause permanent dementia or “brain damage.” The American Geriatrics Society specifically identifies several medication …

Magnesium Supplements: Medicines That Can Interact With Them The headline “Never use magnesium if you’re taking these medicines” is too absolute. Magnesium supplements can interact with several medications, but the issue is often timing or dose adjustment, rather than an absolute prohibition. Important examples include: Certain antibiotics — Magnesium can bind to antibiotics such as …