Brain Damage

Sugar Causes Brain Damage But Diet Can Heal It Completely: What Should You Eat?

A new study shows that excessive sugar intake can cause brain damage on the genetic level. However, the same study found a way how to mitigate and even nullify sugar's effect.
By Mark Jason Alcala

  • Zica Virus Linked to Fetal Brain Damage Occurrence

    Brazilian health authorities have confirmed that there is a connection between zica virus and a type of brain damage in fetuses.

  • The Kardashians Urge Khloe to Leave Lamar Odom's Side

    Khloe Kardashian was urged by her family to leave Lamar's bedside. Following Lamar Odom's hospitalization on October 13, Khloe Kardashian never left his bedside for nearly a month.

  • Lamar Odom Is Suffering Serious Brain Injury

    Doctors are afraid that Lamar Odom is suffering serious brain damage. Doctors are afraid that Lamar Odom is suffering serious brain damage. It has been reported that Lamar Odom is doing well after being found in a brothel unconscious, although it is very shocking that the NBA player could not recognise most of his closest friends and families.

  • Football Linemen Believed to be More at Risk for Heart Problems, According to New Study

    Researchers found that college footballers who play in linemen positions may be at greater risk for certain heart problems than those in other positions.

  • Catching up on Sleep May Harm the Body

    The habit of pushing the body to and beyond natural limits with the view of eventual make up rest at some point in the week may be harming to the body.

  • Some Pediatricians Say Young Football Players Can Tackle If It Is Safely Done

    Is your child a football player? This article may be useful for your child's safety when playing football. Previously, risks in playing football that included concussions and brain related injuries have increased over the years. There were some in the medical community that wanted to prohibit certain practices in football especially tackling. However, it is now widely accepted that children including high school students will be allowed to tackle as long as safety precautions are being practiced and monitored.
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