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Breadfruits and their benefits

July 31, 2015

Breadfruit – also known as artocarpus altilis – is quite similar to jackfruit but ranks higher on nutrition. It has prickly skin, a lumpy green flesh and a potato-like texture. Health Benefits of Breadfruit With an impressive array of health […]

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Children with ADHD who are prescribed medicine less likely to land into accidents

July 31, 2015

A new study has found that kids on medication for ADHD are less prone to accidents that could land them in emergency rooms. The medication also helps them in their studies. “In addition to reducing accidental injuries, the medication often […]

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The nutritional values of bananas

July 31, 2015

Bananas are a caloric dense fruit. Consumption of just one banana anytime through the day makes one feel energetic. Energetic 2. Banana is a food most appropriate when small but nutrient dense food has to be given in situations of […]

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Bullies more confident and healthier than we think

July 31, 2015

A new study has found that bullies tend to enjoy better status, higher self-esteem and less predisposition to depression. This contradicts previous studies. “Humans tend to try to establish a rank hierarchy. When you’re in high school, it’s a very […]

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It’s now okay to consume abortion pills in Canada

July 31, 2015

The drug RU-486 (also known as the ‘abortion pill’) has been legalised in Canada. It has been in use in the United States since 2000 and in France since 1988. Vicki Saporta of the National Abortion Federation called it “great […]

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5 types of prostate cancer discovered

July 31, 2015

5 types of prostate cancer have been found. Scientists also have found those types which are likely to recur. Until now, there has been no reliable way to know which patients have the more aggressive cancers requiring the most urgent […]

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3 Vital Nutrients to Combat High Blood Pressure

July 30, 2015

Heart attacks, cardiovascular disease, and strokes are possibly some of the most dangerous conditions caused by high blood pressure. With the alarming increase in diagnoses of these conditions, knowing what your body needs to regulate blood pressure may save your […]

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Put away that smartphone at night

July 30, 2015

Heading to sleep? Chuck that smartphone away from you until the next morning. Why, you might ask? Well, the problem comes from the fact that your circadian rhythm, which determines when your body releases hormones, is controlled by light exposure, […]

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The dark side of social media: when Facebook does more harm than good

July 30, 2015

Social networking websites such as Facebook can do more harm than good. Practised wrongly, it can cause depression and anxiety, a new study found. This may not be good news for the 71% of adults who use Facebook and the […]

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Hike your way to mental health

July 30, 2015

A walk in the forest may just do well for your mental health, a study has found. Even a relaxing 90-minute stroll may help to combat depression, the study said. Previous research has shown that just a 50-minute walk in […]

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