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Obesity Threatens to Engulf the US

Obesity Threatens to Engulf the US
Statistics show a really impressive growth of obesity rates in the United States revealing the fact that Americans are putting on weight by the year. Full story

Vegetarians Have Weaker Bones

Vegetarians Have Weaker Bones
Scientist from the Sydney's Garvan Institute of Medical Research found out that vegetarians have weaker bones. During the study they examined bone strength in 2700 people. The results showed that vegetarians' bone density is 5% lower than in that other people. Full story

Dogs Can Smell Diabetes

Dogs Can Smell Diabetes
Specialists from the Cancer and Bio-Detection Dogs research center (southern England) trained their dogs to detect dangerous diabetes complications. Full story

Vegetarians Run Less Risk of Developing Certain Types of Cancer

Vegetarians Run Less Risk of Developing Certain Types of Cancer
There is a marked difference in contracting some cancer diseases between those who consume meat and those who stick to strict vegetarianism. Full story

Coffee Will Help Get Rid of Breath Odor

Coffee Will Help Get Rid of Breath Odor
Scientists from the Tel-Aviv University (Israel) discovered that coffee can help us rid of bad breath (halitosis). On one hand, brewed coffee can cause halitosis as it has a dehydrating effect in the mouth. However, there is a way to get rid of breath odor with the help of coffee. Full story

Dangers of Falling Asleep while Watching TV

Dangers of Falling Asleep while Watching TV
Scientists from the University of Pennsylvania (USA) found out that watching TV at night increases the likelihood of insomnia. Their study aimed at examining the effects of TV-watching on the process of falling asleep and sleep in general. Full story
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Sweets Reduce Male Libido

Sweets Reduce Male Libido
Scientists at St. Vincent's University Hospital in Dublin, Ireland, discovered that men with sweet tooth are prone to testosterone reduction. As part of their study they observed the effect of glucose on testosterone level in 74 men. Full story

Blood Test Can Tell About Our Rate of Aging

Blood Test Can Tell About Our Rate of Aging
A group of researchers from the University of North Carolina developed a special test which can determine the rate of biochemical aging of the body, as they discovered a special protein p16INK4a. The protein helps determine the actual degree of age-related changes in the organism. Full story

How to Get the Most out of Juice

How to Get the Most out of Juice
It is a known fact that fresh juices are healthier than the pasteurized ones. Everyone knows that a glass of fresh cool juice for breakfast makes a person strong enough to fight the most dangerous and active viruses. Below are some tips on how to get the most out of your fresh juice. Full story

Gossip – the Source of Happiness and Health

Gossip – the Source of Happiness and Health
Regular communications with friends, when we get a chance to gossip and chat about everything, have a very good impact on our health and add a good deal of happiness to our lives. Such conclusion was made by a groups of scientists from the University of Michigan Full story

Insomnia Will Be Cooled Down

Insomnia Will Be Cooled Down
Scientists from the Pittsburgh University (USA) suggested a new method for treating insomnia – using a special cooling cap. They studied the effect of reduction of temperature on the activity of the core of the brain in people suffering from insomnia. Full story

Ballerinas and Female Athletes Have 4 Times Worse Health than Average Women

Ballerinas and Female Athletes Have 4 Times Worse Health than Average Women
Professional female athletes and ballerinas suffer from serious health issues four times more often than average women do. What is the reason behind this and how can they avoid it? Full story

Snoring Makes People Fat

Snoring Makes People Fat
Scientists discovered that people who snore burn more calories in their sleep than those who don't. They believe that the reason behind this is that snoring and disrupted breathing triggered by it lead to the increased activity of the nervous system. Full story

Long Phone Calls Damage the Ulnar Nerve

Long Phone Calls Damage the Ulnar Nerve
Cubital tunnel syndrome or "cell phone elbow" (analogical to so-called "tennis elbow") is a condition caused by prolonged and tight bending of the arm. CNN reports that long phone calls lead to stretched ulnar nerve and arm pain. Full story

What Is the Dirtiest Body Part?

What Is the Dirtiest Body Part?
The National Human Genome Research Institute, Bethesda, Maryland, located the part of the body with the highest concentration of bacteria. During the experiment the researchers selected a group of volunteers, who were asked to use the same soap, which had no antibacterial properties, for one week. Full story

Wearing Skinny Jeans Leads to Serious Health Problems

Wearing Skinny Jeans Leads to Serious Health Problems
When you are struggling into your skin-tight jeans that envelop your legs to perfection, be advised to remember that they give more than one kind of discomfort. Full story

6 Most Dangerous Weight Loss Diets

6 Most Dangerous Weight Loss Diets
The desire to lose weight fast and a lot of it can rid us not only of the extra pounds but of our own health as well. Here is the list of the most dangerous diets. Full story

White Tea Helps Lose Weight

White Tea Helps Lose Weight
Scientists from Beiersdorf AG, Germany, came to conclusion that not only green tea but white tea as well helps lose weight. High levels of antioxidants boost metabolism and promote weight loss. Full story

Skin Cancer Danger from UV Nail Lamps

Skin Cancer Danger from UV Nail Lamps
Some kinds of danger are apt to lurk in the most innocent environment, and it looks like the next one may be quite close: in beauty salons. There is a warning out to the effect that the ultra-violet light that is used on your hands to help fix artificial nails could cause proliferation of cancer on the skin. Full story

How Weather Helps Develop Intellect

How Weather Helps Develop Intellect
Cold weather helps develop our intellect, claim scientists of the University of New South Wales. They interviewed people on the streets and in supermarkets, asking them to do various intellectual tests. Scientists also considered the weather on days the interviews were held. Full story
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