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Eating spicy Indian food may help boost the brain's ability to heal itself, based on new information published in Friday's edition of the journal Stem Cell Research and Therapy.
According to Damian Gayle from the Daily Mail, aromatic turmerone, a...
Discover the art of restful slumber without a pill in sight. Embrace soothing bedtime rituals, cultivate a serene sleep environment, and let gentle rhythms guide you to a night of rejuvenating dreams.
As antibiotic resistance rises, the debate intensifies: Should we restrict antibiotics in medicine? Balancing life-saving benefits against potential overuse risks is crucial in safeguarding future health.
Probiotics work to manage gut flora by controlling the pathoenic agents with good bacteria. WebMD reports that probiotics have even been linked to maintaining a strong immune system as well as these other ailments:
? Treating childhood diarrhea
? Treating ulcerative...
When the act of getting sex is becoming a problem within the back (literally, not figuratively), you might be interested to know that, contrary to public opinion, spooning isn't the best position to use when getting intimate with your...
According to Psychology Today, the concept of meditation began within the Indus Valley around 5,000 to three,500 BCE. Because this time, most of the world’s major religions have adopted some form of meditation practice as part of their spiritual...
Contrary to popular belief, "fat shaming" doesn't persuade folks to eat less and lose weight C actually, it could possess the opposite effect, researchers in the University College London (UCL) Health Behavior Research Centre report Thursday in the journal...
Researchers released some pretty incredible findings a week ago about cancer. In a multiple institute study including researchers and authors from the University of California at Santa Cruz (UCSC), the Buck Institute for Research on Aging, the University of...
Containers filled with several kinds of potentially deadly substances, including a nearly 100-year-old vial from the toxin ricin and samples of the pathogens that create botulism and the plague, have reportedly been discovered at US National Institutes of Health...
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