A new study suggests that attractive people are less likely to wear masks in the post-Covid era. Researchers at Seoul National University in South Korea had people fill out three questionnaires asking about their attractiveness and why they wear masks on different occasions. The study found that young and middle-aged Americans who considered themselves attractive…
Illinois: Known as the ‘silent killer’, high cholesterol increases our risk of heart disease and stroke. To prevent these damages, statins are used to control cholesterol in the body. However, a new study has found that soybeans can also be quite effective in this regard. Whether added to soy milk in coffee or used as…
Athens: According to a new study, eating one to three eggs a week can reduce the risk of heart disease by 60 percent. Cardiovascular disease is any condition that affects the heart or blood vessels, including stroke and coronary heart disease (when the arteries do not pump enough oxygen-rich blood to the heart). But like…
According to new research, Alzheimer’s disease (memory loss) can be diagnosed as early as three and a half years through a test. This research has been carried out by the Psychiatry Department of King’s College London, according to which a test has been developed by taking blood samples that can indicate the risk of Alzheimer’s….
Pennsylvania: According to a new study, the delay in digestion caused by eating biscuits, cakes, burgers and sausage rolls causes us to gain weight. Scientists say that junk food alters the brain by reducing our ability to control our appetite. In experiments conducted by researchers in mice, cells called astrocytes chemically control the stomach. But…
File photo A recent study by American experts has shown that dieters who want to lose weight do not lose weight if they take long breaks between meals or eat late. Overweight people usually take long breaks between breakfast, lunch and then dinner, believing that doing so will not make them gain weight, but lose…
File photo Due to the blowing of icy and dusty winds in winter, various respiratory diseases, especially colds, colds and coughs also start to gain strength. A recent American study published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology blames our noses for winter ailments. According to scientists, in a 5-year study, it has been…
File photo Mindfulness can be more effective than medication for stress and anxiety, a recent US study has revealed. American psychologist Dr. Professor Elizabeth Hogg experimented on two groups of patients suffering from mental stress and pressure. One group was given a mindfulness practice while the other was given a drug called Lexapro, which is…
