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Yoga may not help asthma sufferers much

Yoga may not help asthma sufferers much

Although yoga can be considered an alternative to breathing exercises for asthma patients, new research has found that there is little evidence that it will cure the symptoms. Many people, including asthma sufferers, practice yoga for its health benefits. “Yoga cannot be considered a routine... read more »

In your 60s? Connect on social media to ...

In your 60s? Connect on social media to stay fit

Social media is not all that bad, especially if you are in your 60s as you can connect with your family and friends for positive interactions and stay healthy. Having regular interactions and being involved in several different social networks can help older adults be healthier, according to new... read more »

This summer, make a cold soup

This summer, make a cold soup

Considered to be a wholesome meal by itself, chilled gazpachos and cucumber broths are perfect for the sweltering heat Can’t bear the thought of a hot bowl of what used to be your favourite soup? Don’t banish your foodie desire yet, for the answer might lie in a chilled alternative —... read more »

Too much stress can lead to infertility ...

Too much stress can lead to infertility in male

NEW YORK: A new study has revealed that too much stress can lead to sterility in males. According to the study, researchers have established a link between infertility in men and stress level. A detailed report about the study was published in famous Journal “Fertility and Sterility”. The... read more »

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Running in high-heels may lead to knee problems later in life

Running in high-heels may lead to knee problems later in life

Washington – A new study has said that if you run a lot in high-heeled footwear you could be storing up knee problems for later in life. 9 out of 10 wearers of high-heels report associated... read more »

Obese women adjust diets according to extra calories from soft drinks

Obese women adjust diets according to extra calori...

Washington – A new study has revealed that obese women willingly decrease their food intake when additional calories from soft drinks are... read more »

Weight gain during pregnancy linked to autism spectrum ...

Weight gain during pregnancy linked to autism spectrum disorders in kids

Washington – Researchers have uncovered an association between autism spectrum disorders and a small increase in the amount of weight a mother gains... read more »

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome; the new lifestyle disease

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome; the new lifestyle disease

By Sreeparna Chakrabarty New Delhi – Troubled by facial hair, acne and irregular menstrual periods? Chances are you could be suffering from Polycystic... read more »

Oral hygiene: 5 easy tips for those ‘snow white’ teeth!...

Oral hygiene: 5 easy tips for those ‘snow white’ teeth!

Dental health is a sign of overall health. A sparkling white smile and uniformly spaced set of teeth makes a person seem certainly more attractive. Maintaining... read more »

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Outdoor exercise becoming popular

London – The gym appears to be giving way to outdoor exercises. Research shows that one in three women are shunning working out at the gym. In an effort to workout in fresh air, 56... read more »

Tequila plant sweetener could help reduce blood sugar, weight among diabetics

Washington –  A sweetener created from the plant used to make tequila could lower blood glucose levels for millions of type 2 diabetes sufferers and help them and the obese lose... read more »

Recipe: Strawberry Banana Smoothie

Ingredients: 1 medium ripe banana 3 strawberries 1/4 cup low-fat vanilla yogurt Ice cubes Chilled water How To Make: 1. Crush ice cubes in a blender. 2. Add a few tablespoons of cold... read more »

Why dark chocolate is beneficial to health

Washington –  Researchers have claimed to have solved the mystery behind the health benefits of dark chocolate. The researchers have said that certain bacteria in the stomach gobble... read more »

Beating patch of cells could heal broken hearts

Washington – Researchers have now engineered tissue that closely mimics natural heart muscle that beats, not only in a lab dish but also when implanted into animals. Nasim Annabi, Ph.D said... read more »