But dizziness also can signal something ominous or a problem that interferes with daily living. You might be sweet on this honey of an idea. Peter Molan, a biochemist and director of the Honey Research Unit at the University of Waikato in New Zealand, says selected honeys can stop plaque-forming bacteria from growing in teeth and gums. The honeys work to reduce acid in your mouth and stop the production of dextran, a gummy substance that helps plaque stick to your teeth. The result is fewer cavities.
Eyelid twitches are common and practically never mean anything is seriously wrong.
The fancy medical name for eyelid twitches is blepharospasm. Cyclists don't get much of an upper-body workout, unless it's lifting a water bottle to their lips. So if you see a bunch of buff bikers flexing their pecs, you'll know the UltraBike has taken off. She started running at age 31. A year later, she ran the 1981 Detroit Free Press Marathon.