Misc.
Energy Drinks Can Lead to Life-threatening Cardiac Changes
Energy drinks may be quite popular among people, especially youngsters throughout the world but they have lately gained a bad reputation among health experts, owing to high
Shocking! Diet Foods Are Actually Making You Fat
These days diet foods are incredibly popular among people attempting to lose weight. You may think the weight loss friendly foods you are eating are good for
Less Sodium Intake Doesn’t Lower Blood Pressure, Study Claims
Eating less salt has been touted for years as an essential of eating a healthy blood pressure diet. But a new U.S. study casts doubt on this
Four Cups of Coffee Pose No Health Risk, Study Claims
There’s welcome news for coffee lovers! Drinking up to four cups of coffee everyday has no health risks, suggests a new study by researchers with the International
Cycling to Work May Cut Heart Disease, Cancer Risk By Half
The advantages of cycling are plenty, especially when it comes to our cardiovascular health. A new study now adds to this growing evidence, saying cycling to work
Walking Up Stairs Energises You More Than Coffee – Study
You might think drinking coffee is a great way to give yourself a quick energy boost. But you might be surprised to know that walking up stairs
Diet Sodas Linked to Greater Risk of Dementia, Stroke
Do you prefer a diet coke or diet sodas, as a healthy drink? The truth is: these zero-calorie beverages may be doing you more harm than good!
Oral Contraceptive Pills Negatively Affect Women’s Quality of Life
A stupendous number of women take the oral contraceptive pills to avoid pregnancy, and many of them report to experience some pretty awful side effects. Now, a
Eating Avocados May Lower Risk of Metabolic Syndrome
It is well known that consumption of avocados confers many health benefits. A new study has discovered more therapeutic properties of this humble stone fruit. A review
Prenatal Antidepressant Exposure Does Not Up Autism, ADHD Risk in Kids
Multiple studies have assessed the impact of mom’s antidepressant use during early pregnancy and autism risk among her children, with conflicting results. A new, large scale study