Researchers from the University of Tennessee and the University of Colorado have confirmed that a new type of intermitt…
Gaby
-
Health & Beauty
Every sip of alcohol brings you closer to developing cancer, according to scientists.
Alcohol wreaks havoc on the brain, heart, lungs, muscles, gastrointestinal tract, and immune system. An increasing number of studies indicate that alcoholic beverages are linked to cancer. Despite this, humanity…
-
According to a new study by Manal Mohammed, a microbiology expert at Westminster University in the UK, E. coli bacteria can be found on one in four pairs of shoes…
-
South Korean researchers have announced that if you have elevated levels of so-called “bad” cholesterol in your blood, you may be at a higher risk of developing dementia. To reach…
-
Excess weight, thinning hair, eczema—these are just a few of the unpleasant changes in appearance and health caused by microplastics. These tiny plastic particles, measuring less than 5 millimeters, are…
-
A team of researchers from three universities—Harvard (USA), the University of Copenhagen (Denmark), and the University of Montreal (Canada)—has identified the best diet for healthy aging. By healthy aging, the…
-
We all occasionally struggle with sleeplessness due to ruminating on negative events and problems, as well as feelings of nervousness and anxiety. Dr. Joe Whittington, an emergency room physician known…
-
A team of researchers from Mahidol University in Thailand analyzed data from over 2,000 individuals to determine which types of exercise promote quicker sleep onset and deeper sleep. The study…
-
A paradoxical conclusion has been reached by a team of scientists from the University of California, San Diego. Typically, space explorers spend about six months aboard the International Space Station…
-
A team of researchers from Johns Hopkins University (USA) has detailed the connection between physical activity and the likelihood of developing dementia. The researchers emphasized that it takes less exercise…
-
A team of researchers from Stanford University, led by Professor Eric Hanushek, believes that honing math and reading skills should be a constant endeavor—at work, at home, everywhere possible. This…
-
Sex therapists and psychiatrists agree that abstaining from sex for extended periods is not advisable. Dr. Sham Singh, a leading sexual health expert and psychiatrist at the Winit clinic in…
-
Regular bad dreams and nightmares in middle and older age may indicate a high likelihood of developing dementia. People spend about a third of their lives asleep. Yet, they know…
-
The PTEN-induced kinase 1 (PINK1) protein is generally not a health threat. In fact, it is considered important because it regulates cellular energy use in the brain. However, new research…
-
Currently, over 55 million people worldwide are living with dementia, a figure that has reached unprecedented levels. The most common form of dementia is Alzheimer’s disease, which leads to a…
-
Previous studies have shown that a diet rich in fish, legumes, and vegetables can reduce the risk of potential dementia by 25 percent. Following such a dietary program between the…
-
Gray hair can be particularly disheartening because it’s the most obvious sign of aging, a harbinger of old age. For men, gray hair can add a rush of adrenaline as…
-
Most types of chewing gum sold in stores are made from various synthetic rubbers derived from petroleum, similar to the plastics used in car tires. “If this thought makes you…
-
Health & Beauty
It’s unfortunate, but the fact is that scientists have determined the age at which the brain begins to deteriorate.
A team of researchers from Stony Brook University (USA) has identified an age threshold after which human cognitive function begins to decline. By analyzing brain scan results and tests from…
-
Every year, around 7 million people worldwide die from strokes. Unfortunately, there is a significant lack of awareness about the risk factors associated with strokes among the global population. Meanwhile,…
-
A new study by researchers at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), conducted on mice and humans, has revealed that as we age, “dormant” X chromosomes can “wake up”…
-
Here’s another reason to consider biking to the office. Those who prefer this eco-friendly mode of transportation tend to take fewer sick days. In a study conducted by the Finnish…
-
Our bodies are like museums of evolution. We walk on two legs because our common ancestor developed this crucial trait millions of years ago. Yet, we still possess organs and…
-
“It’s time to pay closer attention to your toothbrush,” said renowned Singaporean doctor Samuel Chowdhury. According to the expert, the most alarming fact is that many people often store their…
-
Health & Beauty
Sleep regularity is more important than its duration, according to sleep specialists.
Quality nighttime rest is often associated with the number of hours we sleep. However, it turns out that the timing of when we go to bed is even more significant…
-
While the number of smokers worldwide continues to decline, lung cancer remains a leading cause of nearly two million deaths each year. Researchers are alarmed by the rising incidence of…
-
Researchers have shed new light on Alzheimer’s disease, offering hope for the discovery of new treatment methods for this complex condition. A team from Arizona State University has suggested that…
-
There’s a wealth of information about the benefits of protein. It serves as a source of essential amino acids, helps repair our body’s cells, supports the effective functioning of the…
-
When you’re traveling by car, train, or bus, which side do you choose – the sunny side or the shady side? Our insights and recommendations will help you make a…
-
The answer to this question is actually very important. The speed at which food passes through the digestive tract affects our health and well-being, says Nick Aylott, a biotechnologist and…
-
Scientists have long been concerned about the accumulation of tiny synthetic particles known as microplastics in human organs. A new study from researchers at the University of New Mexico has…
-
Health & Beauty
The power of mussels and slime: scientists have developed a natural superglue for wounds.
The team from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the U.S. and the Free University of Berlin in Germany has harnessed the power of mussels and slime to create…
-
The berries of the nightshade plant, which are believed to have killed Roman Emperor Augustus, are infamously known for their toxicity. Like these berries, tomatoes belong to the nightshade family…
-
Kuwaiti researchers at the Dasman Diabetes Institute (DDI) have discovered that just one night of complete sleeplessness or poor sleep can devastate the immune system and exacerbate inflammatory processes in…
-
Health & Beauty
Physical exercises effectively protect against hypertension, according to scientists.
According to research from the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), maintaining normal blood pressure is achievable through regular exercise. This habit should accompany individuals throughout their lives. “Teenagers and…
-
Common scented products create trails that pollute the air, ultimately harming our health. A new study from Purdue University (USA) has revealed that the air inside your home can be…
-
A team of researchers from the United Kingdom and Slovenia claims that certain breathing patterns and brain activity may be indicators of Alzheimer’s disease. How Did the Scientists Discover This?…
-
Health & Beauty
Prisoners of natural urges: how many nighttime trips to the bathroom are considered normal?
Have you ever wondered how many times you need to get up at night to empty your bladder, considering your age? And are you doing it more often than you…
-
In a large-scale study, an international team of scientists analyzed a substantial dataset that showcased changes in the height and weight of men from various regions around the world. The…
-
If you’ve recently retired and find yourself battling depression with a modest drink, don’t be too hard on yourself, say researchers from the U.S. and Chile. They believe that moderate…
-
A new study from leading research centers in Japan links the abundant consumption of green tea to a reduction in white matter damage in older adults. This suggests that this…
-
A new study has emerged against the backdrop of a global shift toward an aging population. The World Health Organization (WHO) recently reported that 17 percent of the world’s residents…
-
The consequences of such an unusual lifestyle are quite strange: Mario Salsedo has lost his “land legs,” as sailors say. After spending so much time at sea, he has nearly…
-
Doctors are increasingly concerned about the widespread habit of drivers snacking behind the wheel. According to medical professionals, this practice should be avoided. Dr. Sham Singh, a health expert at…
-
Health & Beauty
The number of cases of chronic fatigue has sharply increased worldwide. The reason is well-known.
Researchers have uncovered new evidence that the coronavirus pandemic has left significant marks on the health of people around the globe. It has been revealed that as a result of…
-
Health & Beauty
The harmlessness of alcohol is a myth: experts have re-examined the impact of alcohol on health.
A multidisciplinary team of scientists from the United States has released a new federal report on the effects of alcohol on the human body. The authors of this analysis drew…
-
A new study from researchers at Maastricht University reveals that food choices may indicate the presence of ADHD. Individuals with this syndrome often exhibit frequent snacking, consumption of energy drinks,…
-
Health & Beauty
We overlook the exhaustion of women while overestimating the fatigue of men, according to NASA.
Men might like to think of themselves as the more resilient representatives of the human race. However, scientists at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston have found that men’s fatigue…