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Eating almonds daily reduces heart disea...

Eating almonds daily reduces heart disease risk says study

LONDON: Eating a handful of almonds every day can reduce the risk of heart disease by keeping blood vessels healthy, a new study has claimed. Researchers from Aston University in the UK found that almonds significantly increase the amount of antioxidants in the blood stream, reduce blood pressure... read more »

Meet the 5 kinds of single women

Meet the 5 kinds of single women

The only human on planet earth envied by a newlywed is a single women and vice versa. But well, there are women who we think are just happy being without a man. Not because they swing left, right and centre (ahem… you know what we mean right?) but because they are happy with their status and... read more »

Tiramisu: Recipe

Tiramisu: Recipe

Your guide to whipping up the mouth-watering Italian dessert.Ingredients Nine teaspoons instant espresso powder dissolved in one and a half cups of water (cooled)– 250 ml baileys – 400 grams Savoiardi biscuits – Two eggs – 75 grams of caster sugar – 500 grams... read more »

5 Eat right ways to a slim you

5 Eat right ways to a slim you

Don’t miss meals Have at least three meals or then four smaller ones at a certain time everyday. These should contain enough cereal, protein and vegetable and fruit. If you skip a meal not only do you lower the body’s metabolic rate but also tend over eat in the next one, which is... read more »

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BMI could help predict type-2 diabetic patients` heart disease risk

BMI could help predict type-2 diabetic patients` heart disease ri...

Washington – Researchers have discovered a simple way to further predict a diabetic patient’s risk for heart disease: by measuring their body mass index or BMI. The Intermountain Medical... read more »

Exposure to environmental toxins during pregnancy may lead to congenital heart defects

Exposure to environmental toxins during pregnancy ...

Washington – A new study has revealed that mothers’ exposure to specific mixtures of environmental toxins during pregnancy, may result in... read more »

Physical fitness could help prevent heart attacks

Physical fitness could help prevent heart attacks

Washington – Researchers have found that attaining higher levels of physical fitness lowers the risk of having heart attacks and increases survival among... read more »

Foods that may help you manage weight revealed

Foods that may help you manage weight revealed

Washington – Lean protein, satiety, low carbohydrates and fat burning are four buzzwords that are commonly associated with weight management. Linda Milo... read more »

Rosemary and spearmint extract may help stave off Alzhe...

Rosemary and spearmint extract may help stave off Alzheimer’s disease

Washington – A new study has revealed that enhanced extracts made from special antioxidants in spearmint and rosemary reduce deficits caused by mild... read more »

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