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    Why is it not advisable to sleep on your stomach?

    Dr. Jay Chang, a chiropractor at Chirowell clinic in Arizona, recently racked up 21 million views on TikTok. The surge …

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    Vicious cycle: an excess of sugar in the body increases the craving for fat, and vice versa.

    A team of researchers from Umeå University has dubbed this hormonal interplay a “tug-of-war” between sugar and fat. Now, individuals who consume a lot of sugar should be particularly cautious…

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    Cleaning feathers: a brush for the liver.

    As the New Year approaches, we often clean our homes, yet we neglect to tidy up the “temple of our soul.” Meanwhile, the buildup of toxins in our bodies manifests…

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    Invisible dictators: hunger hormones control decision-making.

    So, the next time we make a poor choice, we might boldly shift the blame onto those sneaky hormones. After all, whether we’re hungry or full significantly impacts our decisions.…

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    Scientists know which organs in the human body will fail first.

    A team of researchers from Stanford University School of Medicine has developed a blood test that can track the aging of human organs. Our organs deteriorate at different rates. Scientists…

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    What is your “age type”? Scientists have identified four models of aging.

    Aging is a natural part of the human experience. However, not all organs and functions of the body lose their vitality at the same rate. Geneticists from Stanford University in…

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    Someone else’s ignorance can drive you to madness.

    Does improper word usage and punctuation drive you crazy? Relax: you’re not alone. A team of linguists from the University of Birmingham (UK) was the first to conduct research on…

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    Deceptive warning signs: biological age indicates the risk of dementia and stroke.

    As we navigate through life, the risk of developing chronic diseases gradually increases. While we all age chronologically at the same rate, our biological clocks can tick faster or slower.…

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    Being bilingual: bilingualism slows down brain aging.

    Researchers from the University of Barcelona have explored the connection between bilingualism and the aging process, arriving at some surprising conclusions. According to the scientists, the brains of bilingual individuals…

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    Giving up a teaspoon of salt will quickly lower blood pressure without medication.

    A team of researchers from Northwestern University in Chicago has revealed that simply cutting out one teaspoon of salt from your daily diet can lower blood pressure just as effectively…

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    A man’s alcoholism has a catastrophic impact on his offspring.

    The team from Texas A&M University (USA) has uncovered how a man’s alcohol consumption before conception affects the future development of the fetus. When it comes to diagnosing infants with…

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    Evening wine combined with daytime coffee enhances nighttime sleep.

    Researchers from the University of Washington and the University of California claim that a glass of wine after work can help you sleep better. But there’s a catch: you need…

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    Mood, energy, and weight loss: what intermittent fasting offers.

    According to a new study by the team at King’s College London, fasting for 14 hours a day can significantly improve mood, boost energy levels, and aid in weight loss.…

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    How to Maintain Sharp Mental Acuity After 50: Expert Tips

    How can you strengthen your brain health when you’re 50 and older? The pages of various publications are filled with headlines about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the…

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    Strawberries have a miraculous effect on the aging brain.

    In addition, researchers from the University of Cincinnati believe that this berry helps older adults combat depression. The scientists involved 30 adults aged 50 to 65—mostly women—in their 12-week study.…

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    You are more likely to lose weight if your doctor is optimistic.

    A team of researchers from the University of Oxford (UK) believes this to be true. Scientists recommend that doctors harness the power of positive thinking if they want their patients…

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    Favorite music helps to cope with pain.

    A new study from the University of Montreal (Canada) has revealed that listening to your favorite music can reduce the sensation of physical pain. The emotions evoked by so-called “bittersweet”…

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    Say “thank you” more often: feelings of gratitude protect against heart attacks.

    A new study from the National University of Ireland, Maynooth, reveals that expressing gratitude can protect heart health. Participants who showed the most gratitude during the study had a lower…

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    Gastritis: how to avoid seasonal flare-ups

    As autumn brings a surge in activity, stress levels also rise, sharply reducing the hormones necessary for digestion. Coupled with seasonal dietary changes, this can exacerbate chronic digestive disorders. What…

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    Therapy through closeness: spending time with loved ones strengthens health.

    A new study from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has revealed that spending time with a loved one is beneficial for your health—even if you both just…

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    Transitioning to winter time: what happens to our health.

    On the night from Saturday, October 28, to Sunday, October 29, at 4:00 AM, we will set our clocks back one hour. This means we will transition back to standard…

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    “Team Contract”: Guidelines for Using Group Vitamins

    To increase longevity and maintain good health, we primarily need B vitamins. Collectively, they have a significant impact: differing in structure and role within the body, these essential micronutrients are…

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    Epidemics and pandemics: how the domestication of animals has impacted human health.

    Civilization as we know it would not exist without domesticated animals. However, the domestication of these creatures has also brought humanity a host of serious diseases that have repeatedly escalated…

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    Regular trips to the cinema can help combat type 2 diabetes.

    A team of researchers from Peking University (China) and Osaka University (Japan) has made a surprising discovery. It turns out that going to the movies at least once a month…

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    “Just another half hour”: a nap after the alarm goes off enhances brain function.

    This is great news for fans of the snooze button! From now on, they won’t have to feel guilty when they respond to the persistent beeping with, “Just five more…

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    Grapes are the new carrots when it comes to eye health.

    Researchers from the National University of Singapore have shared some exciting news, especially for those who aren’t fans of carrots. It turns out that grapes are just as miraculous when…

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    Want to live longer? Repair your biological clock.

    Circadian rhythms, or our biological clocks, regulate all processes in the human body. According to American scientists, these rhythms can enhance our physical and mental health. What’s more, they may…

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    50 steps up: climbing stairs strengthens heart health.

    A team of American and British scientists claims to have conducted a comprehensive study on the benefits of climbing stairs for heart health. Researchers analyzed data from tests involving 458,860…

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    Invisible mediators: hormones rule the world.

    Dopamine, endorphins, adrenaline, testosterone, estradiol, oxytocin, melatonin, and serotonin all play crucial roles in our vitality and behavior—affecting our well-being, mood, and attractiveness. These hormones influence our appetite and sleep…

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    Trained hearts and muscles protect brain health.

    Older adults who regularly engage in both aerobic and strength exercises perform better on cognitive tests than those who lead a sedentary lifestyle or only participate in aerobic activities. This…

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    Quality sleep slows down the aging process.

    American researchers assert that a good night’s sleep not only enhances beauty but also has anti-aging effects. A team from Augusta University concluded that those who maintain a consistent sleep…

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    Four bad habits that contribute to the formation of wrinkles.

    Even those who are diligent about keeping their facial skin fresh can have habits that contribute to the formation of wrinkles. This insight comes from Nina Prisk, an expert in…

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    Seven ways to damage your eyesight without realizing it: experts

    It turns out that we all constantly harm our eyesight without even realizing it. We only start to think about it when eye problems have already escalated. Headaches, blurred vision,…

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    Nighttime artificial light poses a risk for the development of depression.

    A team of researchers from Monash University in Australia has conducted the world’s largest study on the impact of artificial light at night on mental health. According to the scientists’…

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    “Healthy obesity”: Experts urge fit individuals with obesity to lose weight.

    Authors of a new study are urging individuals of this type to shed excess weight. Despite appearing healthy and fit, those who are overweight face a significantly higher risk of…

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    A reduction in the slow-wave sleep phase poses a risk of dementia.

    According to a new study, a lack of slow-wave sleep over the years increases the risk of developing dementia. “We found that aging is associated with a reduction in the…

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    Hormonal rhythms: the impact of insulin on women’s brains.

    Women who experience cravings for chocolate and chips every month have solid reasons for their hunger. Research has shown that at certain times during the month, changes occur in women’s…

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    Vegan Cat: Is Veganism Beneficial for Animals?

    Cats are known to be carnivorous animals. However, a vegan diet may be more beneficial for these pets than meat. Researchers say that cats on a meat-free diet experience fewer…

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    A sedentary lifestyle increases the risk of dementia.

    A new study reveals that spending more than 10 hours a day in front of the television, at a desk, or behind the wheel significantly increases the risk of dementia.…

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    Healthy teeth mean a lower risk of cancer.

    Researchers assert that maintaining healthy natural teeth and regular dental visits are crucial for overall health. If you often forget to brush your teeth in the evening, consider these expert…

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    Medical myths from the people: more harm than good.

    When faced with the bubonic plague in 1665, the residents of London desperately sought ways to protect themselves from this deadly disease. One of the most popular remedies at the…

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    Attention to the feet: we change shoes without any casualties.

    The transition from summer to fall often brings skin injuries due to the switch in seasonal footwear. Let’s tackle this issue with some home remedies. Wet Blisters Stocking up on…

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    Fighting the Heat: Top 4 Ways to Cool Down Quickly

    Even in early September, the heat is still quite intense. So the question “How can I cool down quickly?” remains relevant. An expert shares four amazing yet effective and scientifically…

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    Dementia in dogs: Top 5 signs of the disease

    Changes in appetite and difficulty opening doors can be warning signs that your dog may be developing dementia. This harsh reality is often associated with memory issues in older adults.…

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    The ideal temperature for a good night’s sleep.

    According to a new study, the key to a good night’s sleep lies in keeping the bedroom temperature between 68 and 77°F. Researchers found that this temperature range allows for…

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    How to Overcome Vitamin D Deficiency: Expert Tips

    A new study reveals that spending too much time indoors may be causing many people to suffer from vitamin D deficiency. This so-called “sunshine vitamin” is essential for bone and…

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    Immediately throw away the scratched frying pans.

    Dr. Punam Desai warns against using scratched or cracked non-stick or ceramic cookware. According to her, these damaged items can release microplastics, which are harmful to health. Her video on…

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    Raw foodists are less likely to suffer from dementia.

    Doctors recommend maintaining an active lifestyle, eating a healthy diet, and quitting smoking to preserve brain health as we age. However, researchers have discovered another relatively simple way to prevent…

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