Coffee enemas are making the rounds on social media, with some wellness influencers claiming the treatment has revolutionized their health.

Constipation is common among Indian adults, but adding fibre-rich foods, staying hydrated, and moving more can make a big difference in gut health.

Many coffee drinkers find themselves relying on caffeine to function, leading to dependency. Skipping your usual cup can cause withdrawal symptoms like headaches, fatigue, irritability, and difficulty ...

Dr. Mikhail Yakubov at Manhattan Gastroenterology shares his top picks for foods that can help naturally relieve constipation ...

Medically reviewed by Sohaib Imtiaz, MD Many people turn to caffeinated beverages, like coffee or matcha, for an energy boost in the morning. Coffee and matcha differ in flavor, texture, caffeine, ...

The more coffee you consume, the odds of you having constipation decrease, according to a study of more than 13,000 coffee drinkers. Decaf also works but it triggers the colon less than caffeinated ...

Suffering from digestive issues like bloating or constipation? Dr. Saurabh Sethi, a gastroenterologist, recommends ...

Dehydration causes less blood to travel around the body, leading to low pressure, which can lead to dizziness and fainting. Dehydration is also a contributing factor to some headaches and migraines, ...

A package on our doorstep Mother’s Day morning' inspires humorist Joe Pisani to explore the benefits of mushroom coffee.

For most people with MS, a cup or two a day is fine and may even help some symptoms like fatigue and cognitive function. But ...

What can you do? Coffee may be part of your daily routine, but it's also a potent chemical compound that can influence how your body processes medicine. Here's how to make sure it doesn't interfere.

4. You Burn More Fat Drinking caffeine (equivalent to 2–4 cups of coffee) may modestly increase metabolic rate and stimulate fat oxidation during cardio for people new to caffeine and exercise. In ...