Health
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Summer Flu
In agonizing summer flu nobody wants. In the hot season, therefore prevention is particularly important, as it can be in many cases such a bad cold for disease and prevent on vacation or at least easier to cure.
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Does antioxidants helps with sudden hearing loss?
Approximately 16,000 people suffer every year in US from some problems with hearing. Taking of certain antioxidants may improve the prognosis.
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The thyroid
In an overactive thyroid, medically called hyperthyroidism, the thyroid gland produces more hormones than are required by the body. The peak incidence is between 20 and 40 years of age; Women are five times more often affected than men.
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How dietary fiber protect us against colon cancer?
According to the studies, dietary fiber can reduce the risk of colon cancer. But most of the data comes only from dietary questionnaires and therefore are inaccurate. That fiber can actually reduce the likelihood of colorectal cancer, now a study has confirmed that fact.
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Does the consumption of Vitamin B prevent risk of stroke?
The available data about the protective effect of vitamin B against stroke are contradictory. Researchers have been looking for more clarity – and they partially found her.
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Does caffeine cause atrial fibrillation?
Many people believe that caffeine can be the trigger for cardiac arrhythmias such as atrial fibrillation. But a study shows that it’s the opposite.
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When digestion becomes a problem: Bloating
Bloating everyone knows, even if most reluctant to talk about it. Occasional indigestion can be relieved with various home remedies and it is not a cause for concern. But bloating constantly can hide an allergy or organic disease.
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Lower risk of Salmonella infection
Salmonella are bacteria that can cause serious diseases in both humans, and animals. This can be prevented with the necessary background knowledge the infection, which is considered the most common trigger for gastrointestinal diseases. In 2012 alone affected 20,000 people nationwide salmonella.
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How the functionality of mitochondria affect on the emergence of depression?
Researchers have found that the mitochondria in depressed patients become “closed” and produce less energy. That could be the reason of some depression symptoms as lethargy, lack of concentration and energy loss.
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Why are foot injuries in diabetics so dangerous?
Especially with diabetes feet are particularly vulnerable to injuries such as skin tears, bruising or inflammation. As a result of diabetes but these are usually late or did not notice and can have far-reaching consequences, such as poorly healing wounds, ulcers or worse, the loss of the affected foot lead.