Thursday, 12 May 2011

Caution! Paracetamol resulted Cancer

In the preliminary study by researchers at the U.S., it is known that the use of aspirin can indeed reduce the risk of death from colon cancer, but it could increase the risk of stomach bleeding. It was not clear whether the bleeding was due to blood cancer or hematology.A recent study shows many groups taking a pain reliever paracetamol, and acetaminophen increase the risk of blood cancer. "Previously only a little evidence to confirm that aspirin lowered the risk of hematologic cancer (related to blood)," said Emily White, a researcher in the field of cancer. Researchers say, in individual cases there are indeed links the consumption of pain medication with increased risk of cancer. But such individual studies are not considered scientific...

Want Longevity? Have Working friend

Those who have good relationships with colleagues can live longer. Mingle with fellow workers not only good to support the office atmosphere, but also helps to live longer. Based on research at Tel Aviv University in Israel, a longer life expectancy related to a working system that can reduce stress. As reported by the Daily Mail, psychologists have found that one of the secrets of living a long life is to have good relationships with coworkers. In their research, they involve 820 workers for 20 years. Of all participants, only 53 people who died during the study period. In addition to examining the health records of participants, they also questioned the role of each participant in the workplace, and relationship with coworkers. After eliminating...

Tuesday, 10 May 2011

Breastfeeding Prevent Child So Liar

Fatty acid content in breast milk important for brain development.A study found other benefits of mother's milk provides newborns. Infants who were breastfed for at least four months early in life prevent the baby from bad behavior in the future.  Oxford University scientists examined the health and behavior of almost 10,000 mothers and their children for five years.  The study found, children who were breastfed for four months or more have a calmer behavior. Breast-fed babies also socialize better with other children at the age of five years.  Behavioral problems that often occur in babies fed infant formula (bottle) in the study include hyperactivity, anxiety and restlessness, and the trend of stealing and lying.  However,...

Monday, 9 May 2011

Free of Diabetes, Set Sleep Patterns?

Adequacy of sleep for someone very influential on health. The study claimed that lack of sleep can raise blood sugar that lead to diabetes A recent study meyimpulkan, and enough quality sleep can help stabilize blood sugar. That is why people with diabetes are advised arranging his sleeping patterns. In the journal Diabetes Care, researchers from the University of Chicago reveals, people with diabetes who have poor sleep patterns have higher glucose levels and more difficult to control the disease. The researchers compared 40 patients with diabetes mellitus with 531 healthy people. The researchers wanted to know the potential link between quality of sleep,...

Unique story behind the tasty cheese

Departing from the Middle East region, the cheese was originally produced from sheep or goat milk. Hearing foods contain cheese, your mind might drift to imagine modern snack-snack like pizza, pasta, cake, or a burger. Although attached to the variety of modern foods, cheese has been there since thousands of years before Christ. The archaeologists found evidence of the emergence of cheese from the milk of sheep and goats at 8,000 years before Christ. Various references to the cheese also appears in Ancient Greek and Roman mythology. Although there was no strong evidence about the history of cheese, some studies mention the cheese originated from the Middle East region. Cheese is created as a way to preserve milk, especially during hot weather....

Salt Danger Controversy

Many say salt bad for health. Other studies mention less salt trigger death. You may often hear that a lot of salt consumption can adversely affect the body. However, a study says that reducing salt kontorversial can actually increase the risk of death from heart attack and stroke. The findings showed that those who consume little salt, about one teaspoon per day, showed no positive effects on health. This than those who ate more salt. Those who ate less salt actually a higher risk of death from heart disease. The study also found that salt intake on average did not increase the likelihood of high blood pressure. The study involved 3681 healthy women and men in Europe, with a range of age 60 years. As reported by the Daily Mail site, research...

Antioxidants in Coffee

Caffeine is a source of antioxidants that you can consume each day. For those who have the habit of drinking coffee is ready today, you will receive an additional intake of antioxidants. The study, published in ACS 'The Journal of Physical Chemistry B shows, antioxidant-rich coffee. As reported by the sciencedaily.com, researchers conducted in-depth analysis to determine how caffeine in tea, coffee, and other foods protect the body from Alzheimer's and heart disease risk in the basic level. The two researchers, Annia Galano and Jorge Rafael León-Carmona, describing the evidence which shows that coffee is one source of antioxidants that can be consumed every day. Some points showed that, caffeine is also contained in tea and chocolate.However,...

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