The idea of cholesterol automatically conjures up thoughts of heart disease and strokes. Although cholesterol is made naturally in the body and is important for the production of Vitamin D, hormones and certain digestive substances, it occurs in two forms and too much of the wrong kind can be detrimental to your health. A high …
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A new reality seems to set in when you look into the mirror and discover your first gray hairs on your head. Finding those gray hairs doesn’t mean that from one day to next your beautiful colorful tresses will turn to a head full of gray – it is a gradual process and occurs when …
Living past 100 years may not be on everyone’s wish list, however slowing down the aging process and preventing age-related illnesses from developing, may be. In a study undertaken by researchers at the University of California, Berkeley which was part-funded by Google’s life extension company Calico, researchers infused older mice with young blood and observed …
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How many times have you found yourself wide awake at 2 in the morning, watching the minutes tick by? An estimated 1 in 3 people suffer from mild insomnia, which can include trouble falling asleep initially, not being able to stay asleep for as long as you would like, or waking up during the night …
In a society where sexual expression is outwardly vocal, it comes as a surprise that many men and women who are inflicted with diabetes, suffer in silence with sexual dysfunction. Diabetes can have an affect on sexuality in both genders, and without openly addressing the problems with a physician, can remain untreated and cause disharmony …
More than 17 million people worldwide die from cardiovascular disease (CVD) every year – outnumbering diabetes and cancer deaths. A build-up of plaque in the arteries is the number one cause of cardiovascular disease, which usually is a result of a number of bad lifestyle choices including smoking, poor nutrition, a sedentary lifestyle and high blood pressure. …
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Besides air pollution, smoking, sleeping with make-up and not taking proper care of your skin, the food you eat could play a role in developing wrinkles. Carbs, simple sugars and dairy have been shown to affect the elasticity of your skin, inflammatory foods break down collagen and alcohol causes premature wrinkles. There are a number of anti-aging foods …
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Good nutrition together with a regular exercise routine, have long been touted as important factors in living a healthy lifestyle and promoting a younger you. Australian researchers have recently discovered the type of exercise that can help maintain memory and improve brain function in older adults – lifting weights twice a week. A study was undertaken on …
In many developing nations, environmental toxin exposure can occur via dietary sources. JR Mwanga, from the National Institute for Medical Research (Tanzania), and colleagues report that probiotic-rich yogurt may reduce the uptake of food-based heavy metals and toxins. The researchers enrolled 60 pregnant women and 44 school-aged children, residing in a region of Tanzania known …
Imagine the immune system at work, sending out fighter cells to attack and destroy deadly pathogens like viruses and bacteria. Immune system cells seek out and latch onto the ‘y-shaped’ proteins of disease cells. These proteins called epitopes, stick out of the surface of the invader cells, and our immune system can then identify whether …
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