Blue Eyed Humans Have Common Ancestor
A genetic mutation 6,000-10,000 years ago is the cause of the eye color of all blue-eyed humans alive on the planet today.
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Coffee Consumption Lowers Tinnitus Incidence In Women
In this prospective study, higher caffeine intake was associated with a lower risk of incident tinnitus in women.
Read MoreAntioxidant Therapies May Help Fight Against Neurodegenerative Diseases
There are still several gaps in our understanding of the basis of oxidative damage in neurodegenerative disorders; however, it is increasingly accepted that many diseases share common pathways of oxidative stress-related damage
Read MoreNew Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research Journal
Scientists in the lab and those on the front lines of patient care now have an important new educational forum. Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research (http://www.liebertpub.com/can, which is fully open access, will be the Journal of record.
Read MoreA Pomegranate Drug To Stem Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s
The onset of Alzheimer’s disease can be slowed and some of its symptoms curbed by a natural compound that is found in pomegranate. Punicalagin, which is a polyphenol – a form of chemical compound – found in pomegranate fruit, can inhibit inflammation in specialised brain cells known as micrologia.
Read MoreA Natural Protein Fights Gluten Intolerance
Elafin, a human protein, plays a key role against the inflammatory reaction typical of celiac disease (gluten intolerance).
Read MoreTips for Preventing and Addressing Dry Eye Syndrome
Millions of people suffer from a condition referred to as ‘dry eye syndrome. Here are 5 tips for preventing and addressing dry eye syndrome.
Read MoreScience Strongly Supports Cranberry Benefits for Urinary Tract Health
Urinary Tract Infections s affect over 15 million U.S. women each year, and cranberries are regarded and researched as a viable means to help address the public health challenge that management of UTIs present, including the growing issue of antibiotic resistances.
Read MoreLancet Vaccine Autism Link Study Called Fraud
A recent editorial in the British Medical Journal reports that the 1998 Lancet study linking vaccines and autism is a fraud.
Read MoreGood News In The Daily Grind
Most researchers agree that there isn’t enough evidence about the benefits of coffee to encourage non-coffee drinkers to acquire the habit. And no one has come close to finding a recommended number of cups per day for optimum health. People’s reactions to coffee are highly individual. One small cup can give one person the jitters while others can drink 10 cups and sleep all night. As in all things, finding your groove is what’s most important.
Read MoreAsparagus Relieves Hangovers
Hangover relief from the vegetable kingdom. Apparently, asparagus has more to offer than the distinctive scent in adds to urine.
Read MoreInadequate Sleep Leads To Behavioural Problems
The researchers at the University of Helsinki and National Institute of Health and Welfare, Finland, examined whether decreased sleep leads to behavioral problems similar to those exhibited by children with...
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