Morning habits are harmful to health
Breakfast should be enough to avoid eating too little to make the stomach irritated and not getting enough food will make you more hungry.
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Breakfast should be enough to avoid eating too little to make the stomach irritated and not getting enough food will make you more hungry.
Although looking for ways to keep me young, many women feel pity when they realize that having daily habits is a silent cause for them to age quickly.
Surveys conducted by the US National Sleep Foundation show that about 95% of Americans use electronic devices within an hour before bedtime.
Popular technology items such as mobile phones, tablets, laptops ... destroy the health of your eyes.
Do you often feel stiff and sore in your fingers and wrists? It may be due to the habit of using smartphones for too long.
Gripping the right hand into a strong fist and squeeze will make it easier to remember phone numbers or shopping lists.
Everyone knows it takes millions of years for people to evolve and stand upright. But modern technologies repel the achievements of that evolutionary process.
Walking while texting can help you stay in touch, but it will affect your balance and put you at risk of serious injury, according to a new study.
New research has shown that late phone use will prevent you from getting a good night's sleep and reducing your productivity the next day.
Experts from Washington University (USA) have warned, who
A new study finds that women's bags not only contain chalk, books, phones, wallets .... but also hide E. coli, deadly toxic bacteria and even traces of stool.
No one is strange with a condition called sleepwalking. Now there is another active sleep state: texting.
While walking while texting, emailing messages while meeting,
Scientists have long been concerned about the harmful effects that may occur due to frequent use of mobile phones, but studies so far are largely unconvincing.
Statistics show that in the year of the United States, about 1,500 people had to go to the emergency department because they had just gone on the phone, which doubled co…