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Here’s Why You Binge Eat at Night—And How to Stop

The relationship between stress and hunger is rocky, to say the least.
By Francesca Friday
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The Complete Guide to the Science of Circadian Rhythms

Think beyond sleep: Circadian rhythms are influenced by eating, exercise, and other factors.
By Jeremy Berger
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Science Confirms the Once-Mocked ‘Man Flu’ Is a Real Thing

One study found that men with higher testosterone levels had less of an antibody response to vaccination.
By Francesca Friday
Don't let your diet throw your hormones out of whack.

This Is What You Should Be Eating for a Happy Hormonal Balance

By Jamie Forward
Many men will experience changes as they age to to a drop in testosterone.

Yes, Male Menopause Does Exist

By David B. Samadi
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7 Health Benefits of Tea That You Haven’t Already Heard

By Josh Axe
No man wants to have the symptoms of low testosterone take over his life and lifestyle.

8 Natural Ways to Boost Low Testosterone

By David B. Samadi
brookecagle

When Hormones Go Awry (And How to Fix Them)

By Chelsea Vincent
Your brain may suffer if you stare at your phone too long while chasing Charzard.

What Is Pokémon Go Doing to Your Brain?

By John Bonazzo
According to researchers, there is a scientific difference of testosterone levels in "winners" and "losers."

These Two Hormones Divide Winners From Losers

By Camille Sweeney and Josh Gosfield
A pair of flamingoes with their heads together at Chessington zoo, 24th December 1958.

Doctor’s Orders: The Medical Case for Having More Sex

By David B. Samadi
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