Reduce stress by bottled air
Workers in British cities will be given fresh air bottles to relieve the feeling of tension.
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Workers in British cities will be given fresh air bottles to relieve the feeling of tension.
Epidemiologists in the UK insist that people who are prone to getting bored will have a low life expectancy.
Medicine today has proven that laughter brings a great benefit to health.
The important role of water with the body seems to be too clear, but you certainly remember and always remind yourself that the 8x8 rule follows the advice of nutritioni…
A recent study by British scientists showed that stress actually caused coronary artery-related diseases such as arrhythmias.
Work makes you stressed and tired, which is inevitable in modern life. So how to reduce stress the fastest, most effective?
Foods that are easy to find such as avocado, oatmeal, orange or low-fat milk not only help women have beautiful skin but also repel stress.
A study conducted in the United States found that eating about 40 grams of dark chocolate every day for 2 weeks reduced the amount of stress and anxiety hormones in the…
According to a study published in the American Journal of Blood Pressure, college students who spend at least 20 minutes a day meditating will help lower blood pressure.
A British study found that working long hours at a time can increase the risk of dementia.
Most of the noise in the neighborhood cannot cause deafness, but it can affect health at different levels.
Psychologist Dominic O 'brien (UK) said most of his clients have attributed the fact that memory loss has led to stress in life. However, the fact that stress is the mai…
Experiments show that in traumatized mice, tranquilizers have counteracted the natural mechanism that slows wound recovery.
Some recent studies show that people with sleeplessness at a young age are more likely to develop Alzheimer's disease when they are older than normal people.
Recent research shows that the earthquake in Sichuan, China on May 12, 2008 has left profound effects on the brain function of survivors who seem perfectly healthy.