London: A new study warns that xylitol, a chemical used for artificial sweeteners, may increase the risk of heart attack and stroke. According to media reports, a study published in the ‘European Heart Journal’ has shown that high blood xylitol levels increase the risk of heart attack, stroke or other heart problems within three years….
London: A new study has found that exercising two or more times a week can significantly reduce the risk of insomnia. Researchers at Imperial College London in the UK and Reykjavík Universe in Iceland examined data from 4,339 people from nine European countries, half of whom were women. Participants in the study were initially asked…
Copenhagen: A recent study has revealed that people who smoke also accumulate extra fat in their belly which can cause serious problems. According to research published in the scientific journal ‘Addiction’, both smoking initiation and long-term smoking can lead to increased belly fat, which can lead to heart disease, diabetes, stroke and dementia. Although smokers…
London: Watching children watch TV for hours on end may not be good for their learning, but scientists say that doing so can improve their reading ability if the TV subtitles are turned on. Researchers from the British company Access Education found in a study that four- to seven-year-old children can double their reading ability…
Pittsburgh: A new study has revealed that people suffering from depression can be treated with fragrances. A study by researchers from the University of Pittsburgh found that scents are more effective than words at activating positive memories, helping people with depression get rid of negative thoughts. In the study, researchers exposed 32 people between the…
Stockholm: A recent study by researchers tells us that babies who are born even a few weeks before their due date are at risk for developmental problems. According to media reports, an analysis of data from more than 1 million Swedish babies showed that babies born at 31 to 33 or 34 to 36 weeks…
Chengdu: A study has shown that drinking three cups of tea daily can slow down the aging process. According to Chinese researchers, healthy chemicals such as polyphenols, theanine, and caffeine in black and green tea can help slow the aging process by keeping organs functioning longer while reducing cell damage. . In the study, the…
The new generation of coffee drinkers may not like it, but scientists believe that tea can help with longevity. A study conducted in this regard revealed that drinking three cups of tea daily can slow down the effects of biological aging. Chinese researchers believe that the powerful compounds within a cup of tea can reverse…
Vienna: A study has shown that certain foods can define the personality traits of those who eat those foods. Ever since the investigation went viral on the internet in 2016, people have been shocked to read about what it says. According to research, the relationship between food choices and psychological and social characteristics can be…
San Diego: A new study suggests that bacteria on women’s faces can make wrinkles worse. Ultraviolet light and the aging process were thought to be the main factors behind the loss of elasticity in the skin, but now a new study suggests that bacteria may also play a role. The University of California San Diego…
