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Lower blood sugar may make married people angrier

April 21, 2014

Low levels of blood glucose may play a role in marital arguments, confrontations. According to a new study, the Lower levels of blood sugar may make married people angrier and more aggressive against their spouses. The study revealed how hunger […]

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The way you cook matters

April 18, 2014

IT sounds unlikely that one can cook a kilogramme of food with only one spoonful of cooking oil. Most of the time, we are tempted to use much more and what’s worse is we tend to use it again. Hoping […]

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Cheers! Beer brewing leaves can help fix gum disease

April 18, 2014

Those who love beer would know that hops are what give the drink its bitterness and aroma. Now, scientists have found that part of hops which is not used for making beer contains healthy antioxidants and could be used to […]

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Yoga may be the answer to infertility

April 18, 2014

Too much stress may cause infertility among women, says a new research. An expert suggests that yoga and meditation could help in battling with the problem. Former science teacher and yoga therapist, Aliona Salaru says that stress affects the normal […]

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Gulp down your coffee to best savour the flavour

April 18, 2014

ISLAMABAD: Stop sipping coffee… just gulp it down if you want the best flavour from your favourite brew, a study advises. Taking big slurps of coffee releases much more aroma compared to merely drinking it slowly, researchers who conducted the […]

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Camel milk: a miracle cure for children with autism?

April 17, 2014

Dubai: Can camel milk help children with autism? Two American mothers who sourced camel milk from the Middle East say it definitely can, citing circumstantial evidence of their children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) responding positively after therapy that […]

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Black tomatoes healthier than red variety

April 16, 2014

Scientists found some tomatoes with purple pigmentation and tests revealed that an antioxidant called anthocyanin was providing the color, the same as that of blueberries. They crossed the purple tomatoes with some wild tomatoes and eventually came up with a […]

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How will April eclipses affect us?

April 16, 2014

Tabloid! astrologer tells us what the “adverse planetary aspects” this month hold for us and how to ride the turbulence they can cause. April 15 brings the first of the month’s two eclipses. Although eclipses occur in pairs twice a […]

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7 Things you need to know about fermented foods

April 15, 2014

Recently, fermented foods like sauerkraut and kimchi have been making news, even though they are, in fact, anything but new – fermented foods have been around for thousands of years. For people living without modern medicine and refrigeration, fermentation has […]

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Why you look like hell on some mornings

April 15, 2014

A new study has revealed that it all comes down to water retention when people end up with swollen and red eyes and droopier eyelids, basically looking like hell, after a bad night’s sleep. Dr. Sherrif F. Ibrahim, told the […]

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