Friday, September 3, 2010

Cigarettes Brand and Content Differ from Country to Country

August 4, 2010 by Admin  
Filed under Health News, Smoking Men And Women

All cigarettes are not created equal, and those in America do more harm than their foreign counterparts. American-blend cigarettes—as opposed to bright tobacco used overseas— have been found to have triple the tobacco-specific nitrosamines than brands found in Australia, Canada, or the United Kingdom.
Tobacco-specific nitrosamines (TSNAs) are potent carcinogens that [...]

Long Lived Americans!

August 3, 2010 by Admin  
Filed under Health News

While the average life expectancy in America is 78, it is not unusual to see people living well into their 90s. Each generation seems to add a few years to the natural life span and eventually, with the aid of modern medicine, it is conceivable that centenarians will be the rule [...]

10 teaspoon of OLIVE Oil assured to be Preventive Against BREAST CANCER

August 2, 2010 by Admin  
Filed under Breast cancer, Cancer, Health News, Nutrition & Diet

Something as simple as olive oil could actually make a difference when predisposed to or fighting against breast cancer. Components in this antioxidant monounsaturated fat actually attack tumors, retarding their growth (even to the point of implosion) and can protect DNA against harmful cancerous cells.
Researchers at the Universitat Autonoma in [...]

Genetic problems Can be Predicted by Egg screening test

July 26, 2010 by Admin  
Filed under Health News

However, it is not yet clear whether or not it increases pregnancy rates, European fertility experts warned.
Some clinics already offer the £2,000 test to older women who have failed multiple attempts at IVF.
A large trial is due to start next year to further assess the technology.
Up to half of the eggs in younger women and [...]

All FAT and No Play,Makes Jack a Dull Boy

July 25, 2010 by Admin  
Filed under Health News, Nutrition & Diet, Obesity, Weight Loss

Young children do not get fat all on their own, they have help from a variety of sources, including the lack of physical education in schools, lack of play time and play areas, and too many calories served at home. But many parents turn a blind eye to the fact that their [...]

The skeleton has a key role in regulating blood sugar

July 23, 2010 by Admin  
Filed under Diabetes, Health News, Medical News

The skeleton has a key role in regulating blood sugar and may be the underlying cause of diabetes in some people, say US researchers.
A study in mice found that the breakdown of old bone to make way for new bone growth also helps to keep a healthy level of glucose in [...]

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