The implicit harm of carbonated beverages
Only a non-alcoholic beverage can increase your risk of heart disease or stroke by 1.5 times. In addition, consumption of carbonated beverages also harms the liver like…
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Only a non-alcoholic beverage can increase your risk of heart disease or stroke by 1.5 times. In addition, consumption of carbonated beverages also harms the liver like…
A new study investigating the association between physical inactivity and illness shows that having the facilities to make yourself less active (such as cars or televisi…
A study published in the British Medical Journal in 2009 found that people who were slow to face the risk of death from heart attacks and other cardiovascular problems w…
According to a recent study conducted by a team of American scientists, vitamin D deficiency in some cases has been linked to health problems from cardiovascular disease…
A recent study by American scientists at Scranton University in Pennsylvania shows that walnuts are very beneficial for the heart.
According to a global study published January 11 on physical training and heart disease, owners of modern cars equipped with televisions are 27% more likely to have a he…
UK scientists have introduced new broccoli that can help prevent cardiovascular disease and cancer.
A study in Denmark tracking 350,000 mobile phone users over a period of 18 years showed no relationship between mobile phone use and increased risk of cancer.
With only 1.20 USD / person / year, poor countries can prevent and treat millions of cases of cancer, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes.
Dutch researchers have recently discovered that a daily diet of vegetables and fruits such as apples, pears, white vegetables, can protect us from stroke.
New research by scientists at Harvard University has just published in the journal High Blood Pressure of the American Heart Association said people with deep sleep are…
High salt intake may adversely affect the brain and cardiovascular system of the elderly.
Studies conducted at ages 25 and older in Australia recommend that watching too much television will reduce your life expectancy by 5 years. Just watch TV for 1 hour, yo…
In addition to the miraculous effect of making the spirit refreshing, coffee has now been proven to be healthy for scientists.
Cardiovascular disease is the highest cause of death in modern society and the direct cause is due to high blood cholesterol levels.