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Late night studying
affects memory
 Late
night studying impacts a person's cognitive
abilities, creativity, decision-making and
memory. Over time, sleep debt can lead to high
blood pressure, heart problems, depression and
even obesity...
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A mango a day may keep
diabetes ad Cholesterol away
 Compounds
isolated from mangoes may be helpful in
protecting the body against metabolic disorders
like diabetes and high cholesterol.. While
presenting the preliminary results of their
study at the Australian ..
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Junk food raises cancer risk in
women
 London:
Eating junk food may increase chances of cancer in women, says
a new study that, however, found no cancer link in men.
Scientists, led by Par Stattin, from
Umea University Hospital in Sweden, studied around 65,000
adults for 13 years and identified 2,478 cases of cancer...
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Playing video games, improve eyesight
 New
York: Playing video games that involve firing guns could improve
eyesight, suggests a study.
Playing Gears of War, Lost Planet, Halo and
other action video games can improve eyesight, say Daphne Bevelier
of the University of Rochester and other researchers who conducted
tests on 10 male college students...
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Eating Fruits and Vegetables for Skin and Beauty
 Fruits
are one of the most widely available sources of
energy on this planet. These sources, when
consumed appropriately can be of immense help in
enhancing an individual’s beauty. The raw food
diet is most certainly about beauty...
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Eat chillies and burn fat says study
Chillies
 could
help burn fat, says a study that adds to a
weight of evidence on the health benefits of
capsaicin, the compound which gives the peppers
their zing.
Ancient cultures used the spice as an
antiseptic and to treat cholera and bronchitis...
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