The most common reason for throwing up is to get rid of something your body feels is harmful to you. This could be a nasty virus or a chemical that the body is worried about. Instead of allowing those ...

Throwing up is a pain in the stomach. But it can also be a pain in the throat. Even after the queasiness has subsided, it's not unusual to have a sore, burning sensation in your throat for hours or a ...

If you’re pregnant, you may be paying way more attention to everyday aches, pains, discomforts, and bodily fluids than usual. And while you were expecting to do some puking during pregnancy, you might ...

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At its best, being able to knife throw is one of the greatest pastimes to earn bragging rights around camp. Countless skills are deemed essential for success and safety in hunting and survival. From ...

People may throw up bile — a yellow or greenish liquid — for many reasons. These include pregnancy, bile reflux, an intestinal blockage, and alcohol consumption. Some of the causes may require urgent ...

Clubbing or partying the night away with your friends often calls for getting sloshed. But, do you feel pukish after drinking alcohol? Throwing up can be the body's way of ridding itself of toxins — ...

In recent years, axe throwing has exploded in popularity with axe throwing clubs, lounges, and leagues all over. There might be quantifiable reasons for this, but I think it’s due to the fact that ...

A fan wearing a Boston Celtics jersey was arrested and charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon after allegedly throwing a water bottle at Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving on Sunday ...

How do you think the decathlon and heptathlon are scored? Take a moment. OK, do you have your answer? It’s probably wrong. It also probably makes at least as much sense as — and possibly a good deal ...

Texas Tech will no longer endorse one of the most unique traditions in college football. Beginning this week in its game against Oklahoma State, the university will not "encourage nor permit" fans to ...