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This Diet Reduces Weight and Controls Ch...

This Diet Reduces Weight and Controls Cholesterol

What could be better than an all-in-one weight loss diet? A recent study at St. Michael’s Hospital showed that a modified Atkins diet, called “Eco-Atkins” diet, can be effectively used to reduce weight and lower the risk of developing heart diseases. The study revealed that the... read more »

Google Doodle Celebrates Rachel Louise C...

Google Doodle Celebrates Rachel Louise Carson’s 107th Birthday

New Delhi – Google dedicates the doodle for the day to Rachel Louise Carson, an American marine biologist and conservationist. Her book, Silent Spring was noted and credited with advancing the global movement on environment. Google celebrates her life, achievements and contributions to... read more »

Fitness lowers death risk in the elderly

Fitness lowers death risk in the elderly

A new study has revealed that aged people, who have high blood pressure, can decrease their death risk with moderate fitness. Charles Faselis, M.D, said that old age people can achieve reasonable level of fitness by engaging in brisk walking of 20 to 40 minutes, most days of the week. To determine... read more »

8 Weird things men like in women

8 Weird things men like in women

Men are crazy. And they get crazier when they see you approach them in those red pumps and skinny jeans with a baggy and casual tee in style and confidence. Although there are a thousand things that make you irresistible, here are the top most unbelievable ones: 1. No make-up: Oops. Sorry girl.... read more »

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Binge drinking linked to increased stroke risk in middle-aged men

Binge drinking linked to increased stroke risk in middle-aged men

Washington – A new study has showed that excessive alcohol consumption increases the progression of atherosclerosis and the risk of stroke in middle-aged men. The Finnish population-based... read more »

Poor sleep quality may trigger Alzheimer’s disease

Poor sleep quality may trigger Alzheimer’s disease...

Washington – A new study has revealed that shorter sleep duration and lower sleep quality are both associated with onset and progression of... read more »

Low levels of vitamin D raise anemia risk in kids

Low levels of vitamin D raise anemia risk in kids

Washington –  A new study has revealed that low levels of vitamin D may increase a child’s risk of anemia. Investigators at the Johns Hopkins... read more »

Herbal and weight loss supplements, energy drinks deadl...

Herbal and weight loss supplements, energy drinks deadly for liver

Washington – Severe liver damage, and even failure, has been associated with weight loss supplements, a herbal supplement and energy drinks, according to... read more »

Eating tips to boost fertility revealed

Eating tips to boost fertility revealed

Washington – Women watching their weight and closely following a Mediterranean-style diet that is high in vegetables, vegetable oils, fish and beans may... read more »

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