Eating breakfast before exercise may "prime" the body to burn carbohydrates during exercise and more rapidly digest food after working out, according to a study. Scientists studied the effect of eating breakfast versus fasting overnight before an hour's cycling. They also carried out a control test where breakfast was followed by three hours' rest and volunteers ate a breakfast … [Read more...] about Pre-workout breakfast could prime body to burn carbs, scientists say
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Vaping must only be used ‘as last resort’
Vaping must only be used 'as last resort' Independent.ie An Irish anti-tobacco group has urged people to start vaping only as a last resort when trying to quit smoking, following a new study on e-cigarettes. https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/health/vaping-must-only-be-used-as-last-resort-37217584.html … [Read more...] about Vaping must only be used ‘as last resort’
CRACKDOWN ON QUACKERY
Health department seals 6 clinics in Baramulla, 1 in Anantnag, CMOs, BMOs directed to inspect drug stores, medical shops operating in their respective areas ZEHRU NISSA Srinagar, Publish Date: Aug 15 2018 1:49AM | Updated Date: Aug 15 2018 1:49AMRepresentational PicHealth department on Tuesday issued orders to its functionaries to increase vigilance on illegal practice … [Read more...] about CRACKDOWN ON QUACKERY
Healthy fat cells uncouple obesity from diabetes: Study
Washington: Turns out, studying about the cellular and molecular mechanisms involved in fat metabolism might help to explore alternative ways to control obesity and type 2 diabetes that may involve the use of therapies. People with type 2 diabetes cannot effectively use insulin, a hormone made by the pancreas that helps the body turn blood sugar (glucose) into energy. … [Read more...] about Healthy fat cells uncouple obesity from diabetes: Study
Simple blood test can detect rare cancer
Washington: Turns out, a rare cancer known as myeloma could be caught early using simple blood tests. According to a new study, myeloma could lead to GPs using simple blood tests to improve early diagnosis. The study investigated the best combination of blood tests that could be used to diagnose myeloma in GP practices. The research was a collaboration between the … [Read more...] about Simple blood test can detect rare cancer
Researchers discover enzyme that could stop internal bleeding
Washington: Researchers have now uncovered a new approach for treating thrombocytopenia, a condition with a low blood platelet count. Blood platelets are like the sandbags of the body. Got a cut? Platelets pile in to clog the hole and stop the bleeding. But genetic mutations, infections and even radiation from cancer treatments can slash platelet numbers, leading to a condition … [Read more...] about Researchers discover enzyme that could stop internal bleeding
Healthy fat cells may uncouple obesity from diabetes
Here is what a new study has found. Washington: Turns out, studying about the cellular and molecular mechanisms involved in fat metabolism might help to explore alternative ways to control obesity and type 2 diabetes that may involve the use of therapies. People with type 2 diabetes cannot effectively use insulin, a hormone made by the pancreas that helps the body turn blood … [Read more...] about Healthy fat cells may uncouple obesity from diabetes
New study says a good night sleep could improve social life
ABC News - Most of us are aware that a good night's sleep can help us lose weight, become energized, and improve our memory. But did you know that sleep can also improve your social life?Experts also found what they call "contagion" here as well -- rested people who spent time with those sleep-deprived seemed to "catch" the loneliness, and wanted to interact less with the … [Read more...] about New study says a good night sleep could improve social life
Vaping: How safe actually are e-cigarettes according to the studies and experts
Vaping, is it good or bad for you? Scientific studies over the years have argued pros and cons for the e-cigarette. A most recent study has claimed the perception that e-cigarettes are safe should be treated with caution, as it suggests vapour from the devices could harm lung cells. Professor David Thickett, lead author from the University of Birmingham, said: "In terms of … [Read more...] about Vaping: How safe actually are e-cigarettes according to the studies and experts
People are spending millions to get their brains frozen in hopes of being reborn
A businessman who opted for the process believes he will wake up centuries later to experience a new life in another body. Advances in the field of medicine have made life easier for people suffering from diseases previously thought of as incurable. But while this has helped people live longer and healthier lives, can it make people immortal? As part of what seems like a … [Read more...] about People are spending millions to get their brains frozen in hopes of being reborn