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    What happens to a person’s body when they go a long time without having sex?

    Experts have warned that abstaining from sex for weeks, months, or even years can have detrimental effects on the body….

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    Healthy habits improve genetics and extend lifespan.

    It is well-known that some individuals are genetically predisposed to a shorter lifespan. Additionally, factors such as smoking, alcohol consumption, diet, and physical activity can also influence longevity. Interestingly, it…

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    Your husband made you fat: the typical woes of marital bliss.

    With each passing year of marriage, many of us find ourselves looking in the mirror and not recognizing the person staring back, often scolding ourselves for the extra pounds gained…

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    Coffee consumption protects against Parkinson’s disease.

    An international team of researchers has uncovered a link between coffee consumption and a reduced likelihood of developing Parkinson’s disease. The authors of this extensive study analyzed data from 184,024…

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    Neutered mammals live longer.

    An American scientist has proposed a rather radical method for extending the lifespan of male mammals. Kat Bohannon, the renowned author of the book “Eve: How the Female Body Influenced…

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    Calorie counting began over a hundred years ago. But who came up with the idea?

    In 1909, Lulu Hunt Peters achieved a rare status for a woman of her time. She earned her Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of California at a time…

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    What falls doesn’t get lost: does the five-second rule really work?

    For ages, people have believed that if food has been on the floor for five seconds, it’s perfectly safe to eat. Some even argue that ten seconds isn’t a big…

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    A steep climb up the social ladder reduces the likelihood of dementia.

    A team of Japanese researchers has demonstrated that climbing the social ladder can reduce the risk of developing dementia by 40 percent. However, this ascent must not only be successful…

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    Fans of ultra-processed foods suffer from insomnia.

    Previously, researchers identified a correlation between ultra-processed foods (UPF) and health issues such as heart disease and diabetes. A new study has revealed that these products may also trigger chronic…

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    Playing in the green woods and mud boosts children’s immunity.

    A team from the University of Helsinki engaged 75 toddlers aged 3 to 5 from 10 preschools in the Finnish capital for their experiment. The researchers discovered that just one…

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    Is consuming 14 alcoholic drinks a week critical or not?

    Despite a certain level of liberalism displayed by some medical professionals regarding alcohol consumption, many experts are deeply concerned about the nearly daily drinking habits of the population. As experts…

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    As we age, we all move more slowly: scientists have revealed the reason.

    As disappointing as it may be, as we reach middle and older age, we often notice that even the simplest movements become increasingly difficult. We frequently feel sluggish and find…

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    Anger destroys heart and vascular health.

    A recent study from the Columbia University Medical Center in New York has shed light on the profound impact of anger on the cardiovascular system. This research helps explain why…

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    An ailment that destroys the young brain: factors contributing to early dementia.

    While dementia is more commonly associated with older age, hundreds of thousands of people worldwide are diagnosed with early-onset dementia (YOD) each year. A comprehensive study conducted by researchers from…

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    The climate crisis is causing numerous brain diseases.

    The ongoing climate crisis is exposing humanity to various dangers. Unfortunately, those who have contributed the least to global warming often face its harshest consequences. Recently, scientists have increasingly discussed…

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    What can your hair reveal about your health?

    According to experts, hair is a reflection of our health. Its condition can reveal a lot about what’s happening in our bodies. New York trichologist Anabel Kingsley explains that hair…

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    Sprint – a new life hack for longevity: the benefits of extreme experiences.

    Researchers have concluded that sprinting can be a highly effective way to extend life—but it’s not for everyone. Canadian and Australian scientists conducted a large retrospective study and found that…

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    Not just kefir and kombucha: accessible foods for gut health.

    Everyone wants to eat gut-friendly foods that won’t break the bank. These foods should be simple, unprocessed (or minimally processed), and free from emulsifiers, modified starches, and sweeteners. This is…

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    Simple activities that help prevent Alzheimer’s disease.

    According to statistics, around 30 million people worldwide suffer from Alzheimer’s disease. This neurodegenerative condition, which is the most common form of dementia, is typically diagnosed in individuals aged 65…

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    Surprisingly, women tolerate the cold better than men.

    For a long time, scientists believed that women are more sensitive to cold than men. However, recent research has shown that this is not the case. It turns out that…

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    30 minutes of running or 10,000 steps: which is better for your health?

    For years, walking at least 10,000 steps a day has been considered the gold standard for physical activity. Regular walking helps maintain fitness and slows the development of diseases. However,…

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    Bad signs: diagnosing through nails

    Nails are not just an important part of your aesthetic; they also serve as indicators of your overall health. They can reflect strong well-being or signal neglect, poor hygiene, harmful…

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    Climbing stairs is beneficial for heart health.

    Want to live longer? Make it a habit to take the stairs instead of the elevator as often as possible. That’s the conclusion of researchers from the University of East…

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    A simple recipe for youth for middle-aged women: scientists

    A new study from researchers at the University of Sydney in Australia has revealed that regular physical activity is key to the well-being of middle-aged women. The scientists have determined…

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    Junk food is severely detrimental to the brain.

    A new study by neurobiologists at the University of Southern California (USC) has revealed that a diet high in fats and sugars can lead to irreversible memory impairments. The USC…

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    Familiar foods that pose a threat to life: an anti-cancer diet.

    There are certain everyday foods that you should eliminate as soon as possible, as they pose a deadly threat: they can be cancer-causing factors. Processed Meat Nutrition experts consider processed…

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    Sleeping at night with raised blinds poses a risk to heart and brain health.

    Streetlights and light pollution from traffic disrupt our natural sleep cycles and can lead to insomnia. They significantly increase the risk of stroke. A lack of quality nighttime rest puts…

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    How to Avoid Premature Graying: Secrets to Maintaining Your Natural Hair Color

    Finding your first gray hair is never a cause for celebration. For most of us, it serves as a reminder that old age is just around the corner. Often, the…

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    Touch heals: proven by science.

    According to researchers, touch and hugs can significantly improve both physical and mental health, particularly by reducing feelings of anxiety and depression. This healing effect is observed in both children…

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    The human brain has grown larger: how has this affected cognitive health?

    Interestingly, the human brain has been increasing in size since the 1930s. According to scientists, a larger brain size is associated with better health and improved cognitive functions. Researchers at…

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    Lock the kitchen and keep it that way for a while: a simple weight loss recipe.

    An international team of researchers led by scientists from Johns Hopkins University (USA) has discovered a simple method for calorie restriction and, consequently, weight loss. The strategy involves reducing the…

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    70 is the new 60. Old age now comes later.

    We often hear that 60 is the new 50. Recently, society has started to lean towards the idea that 70 is the new 60. A new study from Humboldt University…

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    Pregnancy accelerates biological aging, according to scientists.

    American researchers believe that pregnancy may accelerate biological aging in women. A team of scientists from the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University in New York conducted a…

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    The Bridget Jones Effect: Single Women Eat More Sweets

    When Bridget Jones was dumped, she immediately reached for a tub of ice cream to soothe her emotional pain. And scientists understand why she did that. Lonely women crave sweets,…

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    Ethereal melodies resonate in the heart: how our bodies respond to different types of music.

    When we hear an amazing, unpredictable musical composition, its chords resonate in our hearts. But if the melody is predictable, it tends to hit us in the gut. According to…

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    Lack of sleep makes us feel older than our actual age.

    A team of researchers from the Karolinska Institute in Sweden claims that insufficient and restless sleep can often make us feel ten years older. To determine how sleep affects our…

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    What sleep habits contribute to diabetes and heart disease?

    According to a new large-scale study, we can be divided into four categories based on our sleep habits. A team of researchers from the University of Pennsylvania analyzed the sleep…

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    A pregnant woman’s diet influences the facial features of her future child.

    A team of international scientists believes that the shape of a future child’s face is influenced by their mother’s diet during pregnancy, as detailed in their findings published in the…

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    Watching yourself during a video call can be mentally exhausting.

    A team of researchers from Galway University in Ireland claims that people who participate in video conferences—such as those conducted via Zoom or Teams—experience greater fatigue when they see themselves…

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    Women who drink a glass of wine daily are 45% more likely to have heart disease.

    A large-scale study by California cardiologists has uncovered new trends in alcohol consumption among women, once again highlighting the harmful effects of this destructive habit on the female population. Researchers…

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    Chapped lips and low libido: 12 surprising signs of vitamin deficiency.

    We are what we eat. This simple statement proves its relevance every day. For instance, if we consume too few vitamin-rich foods, it soon reflects in our appearance and behavior.…

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    The runner’s high: what happens in the brain during a run.

    The “runner’s high” refers to the euphoric feeling that physical exertion during running can induce. Interestingly, similar effects can also be experienced through other cardiovascular workouts, such as cycling or…

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    Residents of green areas have stronger bones, according to scientists.

    A team of researchers from Central South University in Changsha, Hunan, China, believes that residents of greener areas have a lower risk of developing osteoporosis. This condition makes bones brittle…

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    Social phobia resides in the gut: tested on mice and humans.

    A team of researchers from University College Cork in Ireland has transplanted gut microbes from individuals with social anxiety disorder (social phobia) into ordinary mice. Following the procedure, the rodents…

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    AI has identified a speech characteristic that signals dementia.

    Many of us are familiar with the term “lethology,” which refers to the difficulties in finding or recalling words in everyday life. Typically, this issue becomes more pronounced as we…

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    Broccoli protects against stroke: scientists have discovered another benefit of this vegetable.

    This vegetable has long been considered beneficial for health. A new study by researchers at the University of Sydney (Australia) has uncovered yet another incredibly important property of broccoli. One…

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    People are more inclined to be charitable if they had a good night’s sleep.

    We all have those days when we feel particularly generous, while on other occasions, we prefer to keep our money to ourselves. A new study has revealed that the desire…

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    Air pollution increases the number of suicides.

    Fortunately, the global suicide rate is on the decline. However, it could drop even faster if the residents of Earth move away from fossil fuels. A team of researchers from…

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