Category: Health

How often do you check the labels for ‘organic’ while grocery shopping? Most superstores have set huge spaces for organic everything and even some organic stores have also been opened to satisfy the demands of customers. But was this organic trend always this catchy and in-demand? Probably not. The demand for everything organic has been…

The human heart beats for nearly 2.5 billion times on average during a person’s life span. It is responsible for the circulation of millions of gallons of blood to all body parts, making sure that are getting a sufficient supply. Heart health is majorly influenced by common factors such as smoking, alcohol, unhealthy diet, and…

Have you ever been to McDonald’s and while enjoying your meal you have realized that this food especially the coke tastes different than other burger chains? If you are a big-time soda fan and have tried soda from different food chains, restaurants, and shops, you will understand that McDonald’s coke is a little different from…

To end the coronavirus pandemic, scientists have emphasized that collaborative effort is fundamental. Along with the restrictions imposed and mandated by governments and health agencies, people also need to contribute by following the coronavirus guidelines strictly in order to bring down the transmission levels of the infection. Without the latter, the policies for reducing coronavirus…

While most people already know about premenstrual syndrome or commonly called PMS, more than 90% of women share more symptoms that start to appear right before their period. These symptoms are stomachache, bloating, headache, stress, fatigue, and cramping. But there are some women who experience having a flu-like symptom called ‘period flu’. After long being…

Smoking is injurious to health, and it is no more a secret. But to quit smoking, one has to go through so much that it almost feels like an impossible target. Although smoking habits have changed since the 1950’s and now lesser people are smoking in routine. Yet this number is significantly high, for example,…

People who are in their middle ages and suffering from sleeplessness or sleeping for lesser than six hours per night are often at high risk of permanent brain damage. The new study conducted by a research team from Penn State College of Medicine investigates the importance of peaceful sleep in middle to old age people…

Recently, a new trial funded by the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition and the  Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance has reported a new possible solution to effective treatment and prevention of cancer through more accessible testing. More precisely, the researchers were interested in seeing whether easy-to-use testing kits that can also be used at home help improve…

Recently, a new study conducted by researchers from the University of Lethbridge in Canada shows that the use of cannabis for coronavirus infection may help in relieving symptoms of the infection. More specifically, the scientists found that strong strains of cannabis from thirteen different plants affected the ACE2 pathways. Previous studies have shown that the…

The new study published in the Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Sports Science explains that exercise with one arm at a time is better in terms of strength building and lowest risk of muscle loss even if a person doesn’t move it. The study conducted by the research team from Edith Cowan University (ECU) was aimed…