When your Loved Ones Get Heatstroke
Fri, 12/03/10 – 10:26 | No Comment

Every time the snow hits, we somehow miss summer. Much as it’s lovely being in the sun and enjoying the heat, sometimes the temperatures can get too high upon which heatstroke is bound to strike. …

Read the full story »
Diet And Nutrition

Dieting and nutrition advice. Are youi fad dieting or healthy eating?

Drugs & Supplements

News and views on drugs, medicines and food supplements

Exercise & Fitness

Exercise and fitness advice. Exercise is a must to remain healthy.

Health News

General health news, advice and opinion

Healthy Living

News and articles on healthy living. Tricks, tips and advice

Home » Archive by Tags

Articles tagged with: activity

Food Dye Mends Broken Spine
Thursday, 30 Jul, 2009 – 8:19 | No Comment
Food Dye Mends Broken Spine

The US researchers investigating treatment options for spinal cord injuries made a startling discovery recently. A common blue food dye is capable of providing the best treatment known till date, it is reported.
A common and …

Pregnancy in Teens – Is It the Cause or Symptom?
Thursday, 30 Jul, 2009 – 8:18 | One Comment
Pregnancy in Teens – Is It the Cause or Symptom?

It is well known that teenage mothers undergo extreme mental trauma. However, a recent research has revealed that the emotional distress came first and is the reason for the pregnancy.
The study is based on data …

E-Cigarettes – Boon or Bane?
Tuesday, 28 Jul, 2009 – 15:11 | One Comment

E-Cigarettes or electronic cigarettes were launched with much fanfare some time ago, as an easy and safe way to curb smoking habit among chain-smokers. Recently, it was discovered by federal health officials that they contain …

Parkour Fever Catching Up In American Cities
Tuesday, 28 Jul, 2009 – 14:42 | No Comment
Parkour Fever Catching Up In American Cities

Parkour is a high-activity sport evolved from French military training. Recently, it is becoming popular across American cities, mostly through Internet.
Parkour enthusiasts are posting clips of themselves involved in high-strenuous activities like jumping over railings …

Obesity Continues To Go North In American States
Saturday, 25 Jul, 2009 – 13:36 | 2 Comments
Obesity Continues To Go North In American States

In the United States, the adult obese population continues its increasing trend in 23 states and do not show any tendency to abate in the others either. This is not surprising, though disheartening to the …

Beware of Bugs in Beach Sand
Friday, 24 Jul, 2009 – 13:42 | No Comment
Beware of Bugs in Beach Sand

Burrowing in sand is a common activity among beach-going kids. This activity is encouraged by parents as well, as the kids are safe and within sight. However, a recent study has found that the …

Losing Weight with ‘Magic Stick’
Sunday, 19 Jul, 2009 – 13:38 | No Comment

 
With obesity reaching epidemic proportions and the number of severely obese increasing day-by-day, new techniques are being developed to lose weight with minimum effort and risk.
Till date, severe obesity required surgical procedures like lap band …

Alzheimer’s disease unaffected by Omega-3
Monday, 13 Jul, 2009 – 12:49 | No Comment

 
Omega-3 fatty acid supplements, considered useful for improving memory, is found to be ineffective for those with Alzheimer’s disease. This was brought to light in a government-sponsored study, which took 18 months to conclude.
The study …

Breakthrough in Floppy baby syndrome
Saturday, 30 May, 2009 – 11:27 | No Comment

Scientists have made a breakthrough In the treatment of a muscle disease called floppy baby syndrome.
Babies born with this disorder are severely paralyzed and most of them die before the age of one. The study …

Vitamin D is good for the brain
Friday, 22 May, 2009 – 11:31 | No Comment

New research suggests that fish is good for the old grey matter. Fish was always considered as ‘brain food’ by generation of housewives.
University of Manchester scientists have proved that vitamin-D is usually synthesized naturally when …