Helsinki: A new study has found that rich people have a higher genetic risk of cancer than the poor. The study, conducted at the University of Helsinki in Finland, examined the relationship between socioeconomic status (SES) and several diseases. According to the results of the research, people who have a better socio-economic status have a…
Shanghai:Chinese researchers have found in a study that eating foods rich in resistant starch can be very helpful in losing weight. The study found that people who ate 40 grams of resistant starch-rich foods a day to lose weight lost 2.72 kilograms or more in eight weeks. Resistant starches are found in abundance in raw…
civil: Scientists planted beef cells in rice grains Successfully experimented with growing cheap and eco-friendly food. Researchers at South Korea’s Yonsei University say they have grown beef rice that could provide a less expensive protein-based diet while also reducing carbon emissions. The scientists said that in producing 100 grams of protein, hybrid rice emits a…
Eating foods rich in iron is important because iron is essential for the formation of hemoglobin, the main component of red blood cells. Iron also helps in the production of myoglobin, which supplies oxygen to the muscles, and helps with energy metabolism and immune function. To better understand the importance of iron intake, nutritionist Lovinit…
Boston: A new study suggests that eating starchy vegetables can lead to weight gain in middle age. Researchers from the Harvard TH School of Public Health examined the diets of 136,432 men and women aged 65 years. The study found that people whose diet consisted mostly of peas, corn and potatoes were more likely to…
Photo: Social Media A member of assembly in India with assets of more than 1400 crores refuses to call himself rich. In India too, the people elect their representatives through voting and send them to the assemblies. Some of these representatives belong to rich families and some belong to poor families. There is one such…
Chesterfield: A new study has found that a diet rich in vegetables can help lower blood pressure and cholesterol, improve cardiovascular health and prevent diabetes. A decrease in ((can help with remission). In remission, blood sugar levels fall below the diabetic range, after which no medication is required. According to new research published in the…
Oslo: A new study finds that daily consumption of nuts and seeds may have beneficial effects on heart health. A team of scientists from the University of Oslo and the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm reviewed 60 studies involving 1.9 million people. The review found that eating about 30 grams of nuts and seeds per day…
Doha: The United Nations has called the rich countries of the world responsible for the difficult lives of the people of other poor countries. In this regard, while addressing the meeting regarding the development of poor countries in Doha, the capital of Qatar, the Secretary General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, blamed the rich…
Doha: United Nations (UN) Secretary General Antonio Guterres has strongly condemned the pressure put on the poor countries by the rich countries and said that the rich countries are harassing the poor countries with evil tactics. Antonio Guterres, speaking at the summit on the development of poor countries in Qatar on Saturday, has said that…
