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Women aged 30 decline fertility
On average, at the age of 30, the ovaries of women are only 12% (equal to an eighth) compared to when they were born.
Eat cauliflower to increase intelligence
Eating lots of high-magnesium foods such as spinach, broccoli (cauliflower), can help us increase brain memory and memory.
Don't watch 3D movies more than three times a week
The Russian ophthalmologist warns, people who are addicted to 3D movies should not go to the theater to watch movies floating more than three times a week.
Controlling blood pressure helps prevent dementia
US scientists claim that high blood pressure associated with dementia and blood pressure control is the best way to prevent middle-aged dementia.
Regular jogging helps extend youth
Regular jogging helps slow down the effects of aging, according to US researchers.
Fruit juice - The culprit causes tooth damage
'Acid in water is so strong that it can' wash away 'enamel,' said lead researcher Dr YanFang Ren, an oral specialist, University of Rochester.
Prevention of anxiety and depression with nutrition
Women who are depressed or anxious to adopt a diet that may contribute to reversing this disease, the findings in the study below are a suggestion.
4 simple rules to help your eyes fast
American experts have come up with four principles to keep your eyes fast, even if you have to focus on looking for a long time.
12 taboos for people with liver disease
People with liver disease in daily life and eating daily need to pay attention to the following.
Back pain is related to smoking habits
A latest study by Finnish scientists shows that back pain is related to smoking.
Vitamin A reduces the risk of infant mortality
Adding an oral dose of vitamin A helps reduce the risk of infant mortality by 15%, if given during the first hours or days after birth.
Infection with lead, an increased risk of kidney disease in children
A recent study has warned that a very small amount of lead in the blood may also reduce kidney function in children and increase the risk of children with kidney related…
A lot of car exhaust is prone to Alzheimer's disease
People with street surfaces or frequently exposed to car and motorbike emissions (especially women) are more prone to dementia (Alzheimer's disease) when they get older.
Growth hormone enhances memory
For mice with growth hormone deficiency, if additional measures are taken during the spring period, it is possible to prevent the possibility of memory impairment.