Posted in Fitness on Nov 02, 2011
According to a new U.S. study, people who have chronic lower back ailments experience eased pain and improved functioning when having weekly yoga classes and regular stretching classes.
The study looked into a number of two hundred adults who have lower back pain, and researchers found out that the participants involved in both classes has…
Posted in Diseases on Nov 01, 2011
It has been a global query; will allergies caused by peanuts become just a part of the history?
Scientists and experts have already discovered a method to stop the life-threatening allergic reactions caused by foods like peanuts. That was done by playing some kind of a trap in the immune system.
The Northwestern University Feinberg…
Posted in Diseases on Oct 31, 2011
Tuberculosis is recognized as the second largest infectious killer in the history of the world.
But today, the figures present that new cases of the disease is now dropping annually for the very first time within a timeframe of twenty years or two decades. This is a long-sought turning point for the disease.
Tuberculosis is…
Posted in Diseases on Oct 28, 2011
The month of October is globally recognized as the Month for Breast Cancer Awareness. The pink ribbon has become the symbol of such event and has been seen everywhere.
The need for having additional research and treatment for breast cancer is becoming more pressing compared to the earlier years. However, the campaigns of corporate pink…
Posted in Nutrition on Oct 26, 2011
A latest study is suggesting that taking in generous quantities of vegetables and fruits can actually counter the causes of a “bad gene” associated with heart disease. So there is really a reason behind mom’s eagerness in making kids eat the vegetables and fruits she had prepared.
According to the reported study, earlier studies presented…
Posted in Fitness on Oct 26, 2011
One of the biggest factors for heart disease is high blood pressure. Experts now recommend that RLS or Restless Legs Syndrome, which millions of Americans have, may be connected to the increased risk of having high blood pressure.
According to a latest study, women who are middle-aged and having most recurrent of RLS situations were…
Posted in Nutrition on Oct 25, 2011
A new study has been released suggesting that eating chocolates can actually lessen the risk of stroke among women.
Before this new study, eating chocolates has been associated to a reduced risk of heart disease and lower blood pressure.
Researchers from Sweden found out that the women who indulge more chocolates, the lower their risk…
Posted in Diseases on Oct 24, 2011
The pharma giant Roche has already took its very first step clinically in a very long adventure, which the company expects would direct them to a market that will make them a mega-blockbuster hit.
Roche stated that their process of a small, early-stage study of formulating the treatment for Alzheimer’s disease called gantenerumab had worked…
Posted in Fitness on Oct 20, 2011
A recently published study recommends that dietary supplements might be connected to a little increased death risk among older women.
The study was conducted within nineteen years timeframe involving around 39,000 women with a mean age of 62.
According to the results, those women who took multivitamins or dietary supplements such as Vitamin B-6, zinc,…
Posted in Beauty & Wellness on Oct 19, 2011
A recent study was released by Nancy Etcoff, the Harvard Medical School’s Assistant Professor saying that women who put on makeup are viewed as more competent and trustworthy than those who do not.
The study was conducted by asking the participants to assess a selection of photographs of women basing on a number of characteristics,…
