Scientists Link Better Air Quality to Lower Dementia Risk in Elderly Women Audrey Hazel2023-12-1801.6K views The significance of air quality has been underscored by a recent study conducted in the United States. The research indicates that enhancing air quality holds the potential to diminish the… Read more
Be Careful! Ultra-Processed Foods Make You Feel More Depressed Amélie Poulain2023-12-1503.4K views Because of their busy lives, modern people often choose convenient processed foods to satisfy their hunger quickly. Over time, it can easily lead to nutrient deficiencies and potential health problems. A study by Deakin University in Australia found that in addition to affecting physical health, eating ultra-processed foods also increases the risk of depression. Read more
You Should Change the Habit of Drinking Coffee on an Empty Stomach for Health Julie Howard2023-11-2602.6K views Scientists have found that drinking coffee on an empty stomach when sleeping poorly can weaken the body’s ability to process blood sugar and cause blood sugar to rise. Boston, MA… Read more
Recognizing Sjogren’s Syndrome is Imperative for Middle-Aged Women Audrey Hazel2023-11-2302.8K views Sjogren’s Syndrome, an autoimmune disorder, frequently manifests in women aged 40 to 60. Its symptoms are commonly misattributed to menopause, leading to frequent oversight. Boston, MA (Merxwire) – Have you… Read more
Research Shows These Smells are Attracted to Mosquitoes Julie Howard2023-11-2002.8K views How scary is being bitten by a mosquito? In addition to unbearable itching, there are risks of contracting diseases such as dengue fever, yellow fever, Zika virus, and chikungunya, so… Read more
American Study Links Spicy Food Preference to Longer Life Derrick Smith2023-11-1302.6K views Pepper’s capsaicin, with anti-obesity, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and anti-cancer effects, is associated with lower all-cause mortality. Regular hot pepper consumption (six times a week on average) is linked to a 25%… Read more
Living in Areas with High Air Pollution Increases the Risk of Parkinson’s Disease Julie Howard2023-11-1001.5K views Every year, 6.7 million people worldwide die from diseases caused by air pollution. The World Health Organization (WHO) classified outdoor air pollution as a human carcinogen in 2018. Increasing evidence… Read more
Study Confirms Standing More and Sitting Less may Reduce the Risk of Dementia Amélie Poulain2023-11-0702.8K views Many people sit in front of computers for a long time due to work, and some people regard watching TV as an important entertainment in life. The latest research in JAMA shows that adults over 60 years old who sit for more than 10 hours a day will have a rapid increase in the risk of dementia. Sitting for more than 15 hours increases the risk of dementia by three times. Read more
Five Health Reasons Why You Should Eat Pumpkin Julie Howard2023-11-0401.5K views The power of pumpkin! Halloween is coming every year; in addition to eating candy, you can also try pumpkin dinner, which is beautiful, delicious, and healthy. New York, NY (Merxwire)… Read more
Doctors Advise Against Eating too Much Processed Food to Avoid Affecting Brain Function Amélie Poulain2023-11-0203K views The brain controls our thoughts, emotions, and memories. It is very important to us. Modern life is filled with many delicious processed foods and excessive intake may damage our brains, affecting intelligence, reflexes, and the ability to regulate emotions. Read more