Today's Video Headlines: 12/12/25
Taylor Swift recently revealed that she never took a sick day — or a bare minimum Monday — during her grueling 18-month Eras tour, which she described as the “most exciting, powerful, most challenging thing” she has ever done.
Getting less than 7 hours of sleep a night is shortening your life, study finds — here are 5 tricks to snooze fasterExperts say placing a pad soaked in isopropyl alcohol under your nose can help treat nausea and prevent vomiting. The pads should be placed 1 to 2 centimeters below the nostrils, and patients should inhale as deeply and as frequently as needed to relieve nausea.that among patients admitted to the ER with nausea, those who inhaled isopropyl alcohol reported a reduction in nausea score from 50 out of 100 to 20, compared with those who received oral anti-nausea medication, whose score decreasedThe relief could be attributed in part to the smell’s distracting quality, combined with the controlled, deep breathing required to inhale the medicine. However, while isopropanol may alleviate symptoms of nausea and vomiting, unlike oral medications, it cannot prevent them. Swift has not disclosed whether she relied on this huffing hack or any other cure during her bug-plagued performances. Still, she did say that putting on her first outfit of the night — a “I was constantly in a lot of physical pain, but when I put that on, I was just like, ‘No, this is popping. I’m doing it,” she said.Swift also shared that her perseverance in the face of pestilence is born from a deep knowledge of and devotion to her fanbase. “These people have saved up their money, they have re-arranged their schedules, they have arranged transportation, they’ve had parties, they’ve created costumes, they’ve made sweatshirts, they’ve made friendship bracelets,” she said. “I’m doing the show.” Her physical training for the Eras tour began months before the first show and included singing her entire set list out loud while running on a treadmill, as well as two hours of strength, conditioning, and core work per day, six days a week. Designed to keep her in peak performance mode, the regimen is enough to make mere mortals pray to the porcelain gods., “It’s really hard; some people would probably throw up or have to lie down on the floor if they trained like her.”70K blood pressure monitors sold this month as experts warn of ‘Holiday Heart Syndrome’Working Americans will get 'very large refunds' of up to $2K per household: BessentFired Michigan coach Sherrone Moore was ‘suicidal’ after cops were called to executive assistant's apartment‘RHOBH’ star Kyle Richards confirms she was in a relationship after Mauricio Umansky separationSee All Swift divulged that over the course of the 149 shows of the Eras tour, she had the stomach flu"multiple times."
Wellness Hack Life Hacks Nausea Study Says Taylor Swift
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Taylor Swift Asked to Name Her Five Favorite TayTay Songs on ‘Colbert’: WatchTaylor Swift was a guest on Stephen Colbert's late-night CBS show.
Read more »
Taylor Swift’s ‘Life Of A Showgirl’ Album Covers Explained Now That Fans Have Lived With ThemTaylor Swift at 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert'
Read more »
Taylor Swift Discusses Her ‘Good Year’ — Engagement, Masters, ‘Showgirl’ — on ‘Late Show’Taylor Swift dropped by 'The Late Show' to discuss her very good 2025 and begin work on her own list of the Top Five Taylor Swift songs.
Read more »
‘People Are Just Craving Real Music’: Inside Sombr’s AscentPop-rock breakout sombr discusses Taylor Swift, Saturday Night Live, touring, and his major 2025.
Read more »
Taylor Swift Feels ‘Very Lucky’ Stevie Nicks Is in Her Life: ‘She Paved the Way’In a new interview, Taylor Swift told Stephen Colbert about getting advice from Stevie Nicks.
Read more »
Full List of Taylor Swift’s Favorite Taylor Swift Songs Right NowThe singer revealed her favorite self-made songs on Colbert, including “All Too Well” and “Mirrorball.”
Read more »