READ THIS NEXT: If You Shop at Walmart, Get Ready for This “Ultra-Convenient” Change. Walmart has been actively making changes to its business model in 2022, introducing more tech-savvy capabilities and streamlined delivery services. This month, the retailer rolled out new augmented reality features in the Walmart app, allowing you to see what different furniture items look like in your space before you buy them. In an effort to simplify customers’ shopping experience, Walmart now also allows you to bundle InHome Delivery Service with your Walmart+ membership....

RELATED: Leaving This in Your Garage Is Bringing Snakes to Your Home, Experts Warn. Recently, people have been reporting finding snakes in their homes and yards at an alarming rate, especially in southern states like Texas, Georgia, and Alabama.ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb In most cases, you won’t know if you have a snake in your home until you see it, but some venomous snakes, like copperheads (which are found in 28 U.S. states), can smell like cucumbers, according to experts....

READ THIS NEXT: Doing This at Night Could Lead to Heart Failure, Study Warns. A Jul. 2022 study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology (JACC) found a surprising connection between surviving cancer and later developing cardiovascular disease. The researchers viewed state registries and the medical records of 12,414 ARIC (Atherosclerosis Risk In Communities) study participants to better understand the link between cancer and incident cardiovascular disease (CVD), including heart disease (CHD), heart failure (HF), and stroke....

If you believe you’re among those hundreds of millions, there are medications available which may help relieve your excessive sweating—especially if the problem is focused on your face or scalp. Read on to learn which treatments could come to your rescue if you’re always wiping sweat from your brow. READ THIS NEXT: If You’re Over 50, Sleeping With This Item Can Prevent Night Sweats. If you believe you suffer from hyperhidrosis, the first step is to talk to your doctor....

RELATED: If You Notice This on Your Eggs, Throw Them Out Immediately, Experts Say. Potatoes are members of the nightshade family, which naturally contain the toxin solanine. Though experts point out that you can consume a small amount of solanine without having any adverse reaction, potatoes and other tubers can develop the toxin in abundance when stored improperly. Thankfully there are two common signs that a potato has developed dangerous levels of solanine: they can give off a bitter smell, and their skin may turn a shade of green....

In the ad, Travolta as Santa is doing some online shopping for the holidays when Jackson pops up on his computer screen. “Hold your reindeer, Santa!” he shouts, sharing tips with Mr. Claus on how to save money this holiday season. “So, that get me off your naughty list?” Jackson jabs. “Are you off the naughty words?” Santa responds. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tbx9HN3qk8 The commercial concludes with Santa and Mrs. Claus getting down to Chuck Berry’s “Run Rudolph Run,” recreating the iconic Pulp Fiction dance scene between Travolta and Uma Thurman to Berry’s classic “You Never Can Tell....

To be fair, it’s not exactly his fault. “The thing is, every time I kiss McConaughey, it’s like there’s just something happening and there’s like snot or wind…,” Hudson began, according to People. “Like when we were kissing in the end of Fool’s Gold, we’re like in the ocean, we like had the plane crash. He just had snot all over his face.” She didn’t elaborate on any of their kisses in How to Lose a Guy in 10 Day, but Hudson did tell Paltrow that, overall, she thinks she hasn’t “had the best kissers” as costars and “should have had better ones....

1 Prince Andrew’s Life as a Working Royal Is “Truly Over,” Says Expert “For Prince Andrew, his life as a working royal is well and truly over,” True Royalty TV co-founder Nick Bullen told Fox News Digital. “We won’t be seeing very much more of him in the coming weeks and months. I don’t believe that he is a part of the king’s plan for the future of the monarchy....

1 Counsellors of State Don’t Have to Be Working Royals Under the 1937 Regency Act, counselors of state may be deployed on official business if the King is predisposed. However, there is no law saying that these people have to be working members of the Royal family. As of now, the four counselors of state are the spouse of the monarch and the four adults next in line to the throne....

The recent research out of Denmark, which has not yet been peer-reviewed, set out to test a hypothesis by comparing the vitamin K levels of 138 patients hospitalized with COVID-19 with those of 140 healthy people. Results showed that those hospitalized with COVID had vitamin K levels that were on average half of the healthy control population, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports. In addition, 43 study subjects who died of the coronavirus had vitamin K levels that were even lower....

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RELATED: The One Thing Every Major Department Store Has Now Permanently Banned. As many cities have started to require proof of COVID vaccination for indoor areas, some major fast food chains have chosen to close their seating areas altogether, Reuters reported on Oct. 1. White Castle has shut down the indoor seating sections of more than 20 of its locations in New York City after the city began mandating vaccination checks in September....

1 Mamma Mia Was Rescued From a Research Plant The Los Angeles Times reports that Harry and Meghan recently adopted a beagle named Mamma Mia, who currently resides at their swanky Montecito mansion with the couple and their two children, Archie and Lilibet. The rescue dog has a rags-to-riches story, after being rescued from a scary research plant in Virginia. Keep reading to see the video of Mia and other rescued dogs....

RELATED: If You Do This When Getting Dressed, It May Be a Sign of Dementia. Every person with dementia will experience the condition differently. However, a 2018 study published in the journal Materia Sociomedica says that “difficulties related to communication are among the earliest symptoms of dementia” and “may precede other aspects of the cognitive decline.” As the condition progresses, patients become more likely to experience changes to communication. “Language difficulties are a major problem for most patients with dementia, especially as the disease progresses and goes from moderate to severe stage,” the team writes....

The study, conducted by researchers from the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and the Hospital Clinic of Barcelona, reveals that coronavirus disease-associated aspergillosis (CAPA) is most common in individuals with preexisting immune conditions, and research suggests that individuals who develop this mold-related infection have “poor outcomes” and higher mortality rates than the average coronavirus patient.ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb Among patients found to have CAPA—most of whom experienced respiratory distress requiring hospitalization—the most common comorbidities were heart disease, high blood pressure, and advanced age, all of which are also common factors among individuals with severe coronavirus cases without aspergillosis....

RELATED: Target Just Banned the Purchase of This One Thing at All Its Stores. The Better Business Bureau (BBB) sent out a warning in late April about retail website Cranehast.com. The warning explains that the BBB has received eight complains, four BBB Scam Tracker reports, and 100 inquiries regarding Cranehast.com. According to the Cranehast website, the company claims to stock hand-picked “fun products.” Many of the consumers who issued reports say they discovered the retail website while looking through search results for home products like dining tables, air purifiers, and work benches....

RELATED: Never Put This on Your Meat After Barbecuing, CDC Warns. In the summer months, you might assume an iced tea or coffee would be the pinnacle of refreshment. But those drinks have powerful diuretic properties, meaning they naturally help flush water out of the body. Diuretics can be a great aid in helping the kidneys flush out excess water, which in turn lowers blood pressure, according to Harvard Health Publishing....

RELATED: Never Use These Two Cleaning Supplies Together, CDC Warns. It can be easy to forget that the durable machines you rely upon have a working limit when doing chores. And even though it might seem perfectly harmless to toss them in with the rest of your laundry, experts warn that bathroom mats can surprisingly be too much for your washing machine to handle. Experts say the issue lies with how large the baskets of modern washing machines have become....

1 A Fly Flew Into Her Mouth While on the Air Farah Nasser an award-winning journalist and news anchor at Canada’s Global News was doing a segment about the tragic flooding in Pakistan when an invited guest visited her on the set. Looking very professional and giving a very serious rundown about the situation, she stops for a brief moment and grimaces before clearing her throat and continuing the broadcast....

“If there was no risk in people who have normal weight, we would know that by now,” Naveed Sattar, a professor of metabolic medicine at the University of Glasgow in Scotland, told USA Today. “That’s not the case.” RELATED: For more up-to-date information, sign up for our daily newsletter. Sattar’s comments follow numerous Facebook posts that have been circulating recently, asserting that certain healthy traits are protecting people from COVID, USA Today reports....