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Archive for April, 2011

If you are a woman and slept nine hours or more to the night, could have a greater risk of suffering a stroke (LCA), according to a new study.
A preliminary study has examined the relationship between the sleep duration and risk of accident cerebro-vascular, the authors of the new study found an increased risk in people who slept more than eight hours, but not in people who slept less than six.
The new study focused on 93,175 women from 50 to 79 years, who participated in the Woman’s Health Initiative, in which the 8.3 per cent of the women said they slept five hours or less in a night, while the 4.6 percent said they slept at least nine hours per night.
The researchers followed women by an average of 7 and a half years, during which time 1,166 of them suffered an accident cerebro-vascular is chemical, caused by the obstruction of a blood vessel that surrounds the brain. Read the rest of this entry »

The instinctive reaction that normally takes a deep depression is to enter the bed and hide. The bed provides comfort, protection and, above all, heat. Heat… important word in connection with the depression, and indeed the science has benefited from this undertaking a couple of interesting experiments in this regard.
The work of Geoffrey Leonardelly and Chen-Bo Zhong of the University of Toronto consisted of two basic experiments to determine if the need to increase the temperature while we depressed is a real or a simple perception. Before the results, seems to be true that the depression makes us feel cold.
The first experiment was divided into two groups to 65 volunteers. The first group were asked to imagine moments of his life in which they felt lonely and abandoned, while the second they were asked to think in moments when he had worked as a team to taste. After that, consulted by the temperature of the room in which were, the first said feel colder than the latter.
Another experiment was that the students themselves play to a computer game. The first were paragraphs of the action of the same, while the latter were actively involved. At the end were offered apples and snacks to some, or coffee and soup to others. The first group chose soup or coffee. Read the rest of this entry »

The developments in relation to the harmful effects of cigarette to our health do not cease ever, is that this unpleasant habit without any doubt that makes us bad, and that is why that every time there are any news in relation to tobacco.
In the day we will talk about the effects on the skin that has the tobacco, Read the rest of this entry »

The acids Omega-3 are beneficial against bipolar disorder and depression. This is the conclusion of a study conducted by a scientific team at the Institute of Agronomic Research in France (INRA). Omega-3 acting against the depression and bipolar disorder.
According to information from the newspaper “Le Parisian” this study that the polyunsaturated fatty acids found in some foods such as the nut oil, certain fish like tuna, salmon, sardines, mackerel, plants such as soybeans etc, already has proven its properties to reduce cardiovascular risks. Read the rest of this entry »

I dare say that are endless opportunities in which we have no hunger but equal eat in the form compulsive, or because our fans of the snacks or simply because we see other eat and we want to “join”.
The result of this behavior is the sum of calories without justification. That’s why today we are going to see a listing of the most common reasons for we eat without hunger. Perhaps you identified with any of the cases and change those habits.
*Eat in a group. Sharing a dinner between several can be a very funny, but there are times in which the others have not finished eating or are simply hungrier than us and keep eating. Then, not to leave to accompany us also eat.
Learns to control what you eat and what babies, when it no longer feel like eating leaves to do so, even when others are only starting. Read the rest of this entry »