How yoga, meditation benefit the mind and body Yoga and meditation have both become increasingly popular in the Western world, and practitioners praise their psychological and physical benefits. Current research also suggests that meditating and doing yoga can boost overall well-being and resilience to stress factors. Increasingly, yoga practice and meditation have been the focus […]
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HIV breakthrough: Scientists remove virus in animals using gene editing Worldwide, tens of millions of people are living with HIV. While scientists and medical professionals do not yet have a permanent cure for the virus, researchers have just made a breakthrough: they managed to eliminate the HIV-1 infection in mice. According to the Centers for
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Myths about common cold “Cold” viruses are actually many different types of Rhinoviruses viruses dumped together. They have different transmission capabilities. There are more than 100 different varieties of rhinovirus. Most viruses cause a person to be ill only once. However, due to the large number of viruses, a person can have a cold multiple
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Myths about RO water Pure water is certainly a boon to our health. Water is a prime component of our diets. Naturally, its quality influences our health. Poor water quality leads to a poor well-being. Clearly, drinking pure water is important. So, how do we ensure that the water we drink is pure? Use RO
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Cherry Cherries are fruits with a central stony –hard seed surrounded by small edible pulp. They come in small sizes , measuring about 2-3c.m in diameter. Externally they covered by bright shiny red or purple thin peel which is also edible. Cherries are very delicious fruit & it is full of health benefitting nutrients &
Human Mad Cow Disease (CJD) Can Spread By Blood Transfusion Paris – The human version of mad-cow disease can be spread by blood transfusion, according to preliminary research published.These early findings place a question mark over the safety of blood transfusions, as the agent can be transmitted even before a blood donor shows any symptoms
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People with more friends have higher pain thresholds, study suggests Link between larger friendship circles and pain tolerance may be down to the way the brain’s endorphin system has evolved, researchers say The researchers found that larger social networks were linked to a greater pain tolerance, with the number of friends contacted on a monthly
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Oxidative Stress and Aging Oxidative stress is the major pillar of the theory of aging. As a joke, we often say in the classes that we get old because we have the bad habit of spending our whole life breathing oxygen. Basically it is the oxygen that makes us live, but it is also the one that
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New Map Tracks Germs’ Travels around Hospitals In the first study of its kind, researchers have conducted a yearlong survey of the bacteria in a newly constructed hospital, starting two months before the facility opened and continuing over the next 10 months. Initial results of the Hospital Microbiome Project, published today (May 24) in the
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Your Intelligence Genes: 52 and Counting A new study finds 52 genes that are related to intelligence — a rousing success in a field that has often struggled to find correlations between smarts and genes. The 52 genes, though, account for only about 5 percent of the variation in intelligence scores among different people. That’s
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