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Obesity Kills More People than AIDS, Study Shows

Obesity Kills More People than AIDS, Study Shows

According to health experts, obesity kills more people than AIDS and is emerging as a serious threat. Speaking on Obesity in 2011, on the first day of the two-day national conference, the expert said that obesity was described in the ancient Indian texts such as the ‘Charak Samhita’. The health condition...
something about hoodia

something about hoodia

With so many diet pills ingredients in the market these days, it is still surprising to find new term being launched. Just like hoodia, it is a new ingredient introduce in the market. Manufacturer is indeed working hard not just to earn money, but also to help people get a quick weight fix. The term...
The Promising Life of Angel Therapy

The Promising Life of Angel Therapy

We’ve all heard the story of how each of us has a little angel and a little devil on our shoulders, whispering into our ear what to do, and trying to convince us to go one way or the other. From what the recently ever-popular Angel Therapy, the part about the angel is true – each of us has one, if...
New Study prove that Growth hormone gives boost

New Study prove that Growth hormone gives boost

Researchers are reporting the first scientific evidence that a hormone banned in sports can boost athletic performance. The improvement from human growth hormone was modest, and only in sprinting. It didn’t increase strength or fitness. Athletes likely to benefit are those in sprint events like...
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Younger wife is key to happy marriage?

Younger wife is key to happy marriage?

Romanticism will never die, but that’s not stopping British researchers from trying to come up with a recipe for the perfect marriage. Said recipe is said to be as efficient as it’s completely devoid of all the things that poets love to write about: in short, it implies the wife has to be at least...
Overtime linked to heart risk

Overtime linked to heart risk

According to the new research, those people who regularly put in overtime and work 10 or 11-hour days increase their heart disease risk by nearly two-thirds. The findings come from a study of 6,000 British civil servants, published online in the European Heart Journal. After accounting for known heart...
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