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In severe overdose cases, the products can lead to organ damage, particularly to the liver and heart, internal bleeding, coma, or death.

Previously championed as the answer to bad cholesterol, the benefits of omega-3 fatty acids are well-known. But now, researchers say they could raise levels of inflammation in the body.

It's a simple mistake many people make when they first get into a hotel room after a long day of travelling. It comes amid a 74 per cent increase in scabies cases in NHS hospitals.

A potent herb found in your favourite takeaway curries could be the secret weapon against bowel cancer - but you'll need to be prepared to eat a lot of it.

Middle aged men are now turning to injections or pills known as peptide therapy which have been dubbed 'better than botox .

They are hailed 'magic powders' and used by millions to help banish fatigue, migraines, hangovers, and more - but are they all they're cracked up to be?

William Brogan, 47, from Hamilton, South Lanarkshire, believes that if doctors had taken his symptoms more seriously the cancer could have been caught much earlier.

US scientists called the strategy a 'powerful tool for combatting dementia', after conducting a series of studies on fruit flies and human stem cells.

When Nikki Wake recently celebrated her 54th birthday there was no wine, no champagne and no beer.

For the past three months, I have experienced a shaking right hand on occasions. What could be causing it? I'm 77 and reasonably fit.