20161206

Eating one egg a day 'slashes the risk of a stroke by 12%'


A study, which involved more than 275,000 participants, evaluated the relationship between eating eggs and coronary heart disease plus stroke. 

"Eggs do have many positive nutritional attributes, including antioxidants, which have been shown to reduce oxidative stress and inflammation.
"They are also an excellent source of protein, which has been related to lower blood pressure."

20161205

Eat nuts every day to cut heart and cancer risk: Just a handful can reduce chance of dying early by a fifth

Eating just 20 grams of nuts every day could reduce the chances of dying early by more than a fifth, scientists found. Read more

Nostradamus predictions for 2017: Terrifying forewarnings of 16th century prophet revealed

 China could make bold moves to cure the “economic imbalance” in the world with far-reaching effects, according to believers.
Italy could face financial hardship with rising unemployment and loans making it the “epicentre” of a fresh eurozone crisis.
The “current superpower”, believed to be a reference to the US, is expected to become increasingly ungovernable and incompetent in the year that Mr Trump enters office.
The most terrifying of the alleged prophecies is a “Hot War” over global warming and diminishing resources, with the greatest threats said to be biological warfare and terrorism.
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20161129

Uncontrollable pain and muscle weakness are symptoms of THIS incurable hereditary disease

A NEUROLOGICAL condition which causes loss of muscle, touch sensation and mobility issues could affect up to 23,000 people in the UK - and some might not even know about it. EXPRESS

20161122

What should I take paracetamol for?

Paracetamol … virtually useless for many ailments.Paracetamol reduces the production of prostaglandins that are involved in inflammation, and so make nerve endings less sensitive to pain.  The guardian

Stillbirth risk rises when an expectant mother sleeps on her back: Position puts more stress on the unborn child because it reduces its oxygen consumption

Researchers at the found the position puts more stress on the unborn baby, causing it to reduce its oxygen consumption. The findings could shed more light on why some babies are lost late on (file image)
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Heavily pregnant women who sleep lying on their backs could be at higher risk of having a stillbirth (file image)

20161115

9 ways to beat the winter blues and avoid getting SAD

woman-staring-out-window-larger.jpgIn order to safeguard against SAD this winter, there are several things you can do when it comes to mind, physical activity and diet. Read more