Rice Helpful in Fight Against Allergies

Posted on June 30th, 2009 in Health News by James Parker

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Scientists in Japan have attained towards the next generation of heritably modified rice, which will fight allergies.

According to report in Live Science and safe studies in animals, the new transgenic rice has been considered to fight a common pollen allergy.

Fumio Takaiwa and colleagues note that the first generation of genetically-modified crops helps to keep crops free of weeds and bugs. This consists of vegetables and grains that produce a number of nutrients, such as vitamins and minerals, medicines and vaccines.

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Daily Health Tips: Stay Fit and Fine

Posted on June 23rd, 2009 in health tips by James Parker

The first and foremost priority of every individual should be his or her health. You can feel energetic and fresh all the time with the maintenance of good health only. A healthy mind and body boosts you up so that you can work properly and efficiently. One cannot perform well without a healthy body. It is not an easy job to maintain a good health and you need to take out time to be focused on your health by doing exercises, proper diet, gym etc. You can come across numerous websites while searching on the net to keep yourself updated with your daily health tips. It is just required for you to grab the best information which can be followed on a regular basis. Continue reading…


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Boiled Carrots Prevent From Cancer

Posted on June 18th, 2009 in health tips by James Parker

New study has discovered that boiling carrots before slicing them increase anti-cancer properties up to 25 percent.

According to the Newcastle University, which will be organized a NutrEvent or conference on nutrition and health, in France and anti-cancer properties of carrots are stronger if the vegetable is not cut up before cooking. Continue reading…


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Dont Use Microwave Ovens During Pregnancy

Posted on June 15th, 2009 in Pregnancy Health by James Parker

It is very difficult to believe but a truth that the microwave oven that you use in your kitchen could be harmful during pregnancy. When the device is very old or is wrongly used it can be more dangerous for unborn baby. Recent tests have proved that microwaves emit harmful electromagnetic radiation which can be harmful for embryos and could lead to miscarriage.

Dr Shivani Sachdev Gaur of Phoenix hospital said “Microwaves can be harmful if they are leaking radiation,” The waves which microwave oven emits travel up to 12 cm and this is really harmful for a pregnant woman to stand near a microwave oven, she says.

This is very important to keep in mind if you uses oven with the opened door, then the leakage of radiation is more and in old microwave ovens this leakage level is high.


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Eat Fish to Stay Away From Eye Disease

Posted on June 11th, 2009 in Daily Health Advice by James Parker

If you want to keep your eyes vision clear for long years eat fatty fish twice a week. According to a new study eating fish keep you away from eye disease. If you eat fish, like salmon and tuna it prevent a devastating eye disease, the age-related muscular degeneration. This is the main cause behind blindness of people. Continue reading…


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Bowel Cancer Reason: Alcohol and Cigarettes

Posted on June 8th, 2009 in health tips by James Parker

Alcohol and cigarettes can cause of bowel cancer. A new global study has shown that people who take large quantities of alcohol have a 60 percent greater danger of the cancer, compared to others.

Rachel Huxley, professor at The George Institute, said the most startling finding was “The strong, and largely, unknown association between high intakes of alcohol with risk of colorectal cancer.”
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Cheap HIV Test Result in 30 mins!

Posted on June 2nd, 2009 in HIV by James Parker

Now scientists have developed an HIV test which result in just 30 minutes and can be performed anywhere in the world without need of laboratory. An international team of scientist has developed the prototype CD4 rapid test, very similar in design like a home pregnancy test. This works with a finger-prick blood sample to know the numbers of CD4+ T-cells in a person’s blood.

CD4+ T-cells are very essential for a healthy working of immune system and an HIV infection slowly destroyed them and makes patients increasingly vulnerable to illness. Continue reading…


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Chocolate: A Reason Behind Acne

Posted on May 29th, 2009 in Beauty Tips by James Parker

Everyone loves eating chocolate. But very few people know that chocolate can be a reason why their skin is break out. Recent studies shows that foods with a higher glycemic index such as refined carbohydrates and sweets may be linked with skin breakouts. Continue reading…


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Health Tips: Drink Tea to Avoid Heart Disease

Posted on May 25th, 2009 in health tips by James Parker

Drinking tea is said to be as good as drinking plenty of water and it has a number of health benefits. Most important advantage is that having three cups of the hot beverage daily can repel heart disease. In fact, the link between coronary heart disease and tea has become the area under discussion for a large number of researches. Some days ago, a leading dietitian has declared that drinking three cups of tea on daily basis can keep heart attacks at bay, the ‘Daily Mail’, a renowned newspaper, reported. Continue reading…


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An Artificial Skin Coming Soon

Posted on May 20th, 2009 in Health News by James Parker

According to new study, scientists are developing what they claim is the “artificial skin”. A team of scientists from four Fraunhofer institutes in Germany is trying to develop the first fully automatic production system for two-layer “skin models”. This is a perfect copy of human skin.

Team leader Jörg Saxler of Fraunhofer Institute said, “Our engineers and biologists are the only ones who have succeeded in fully automating the entire process chain for manufacturing two-layer skin models,” Continue reading…


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