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Eating Legumes Helps Keep You From Getting Fat
You Can Be Addicted To Cheese and Pizza: Study
If you think there is something wrong with you because of your obsession with cheese, don't worry. Science proves that it is a common case. According to Research, Kangaroo Style Mother Care May Be Beneficial to Preterm Babies
Babies who are born with a low birth weight that are held by their mothers skin to skin or what they call kangaroo style may have a lower risk of dying because of being premature. Study: Children Eat More Fruits and Vegetables When the Salad Bars Are in the Lunch Line
Salad bar location in middle schools determines how many fruits and vegetables students eat, according to a new study Medical Breakthrough: Specific Proteins May Help Psychiatrists Diagnose Bipolar Disorder Accurately
Testing protein markers may be in the future for clinicians diagnosing bipolar disorder. Bipolar disorder, also known as manic-depressive illness, is a condition of the brain that causes unusual shifts in mood, energy, activity levels, and the ability to carry out day-to-day tasks. Pay It Forward: How Our Visual Attitude in Helping Others Influence How Quickly They Help Us Back
The effort it takes to lend someone a helping hand may affect whether that someone is willing to offer theirs in return. 'Messy' and 'Cluttered' Individuals are Actually Creative Geniuses
Being messy does not imply that you are lazy. Most individuals would assume that a messy, cluttered room is being linked to laziness. We would have to take into consideration however that messy and cluttered is different from "dirty. Emotional Fever: Research Shows Fishes Have Feelings too
A new study tells us that when animals show a slight increase in their body temperature which is connected to consciousness and emotions, this is called emotional fever and fishes have this. Ground Breaking Stem Cell Study for Therapy Emerges, Boasts of Cost-Effective Approach
The stem cell lines analysed in the study were established for clinical use by the Universities of Sheffield and Manchester, King's College London, and Roslin Cells, a company that specialises in the production of clinical-grade cells for use in therapies. Low Sugar Diet Will Surprisingly Make You Love Your Sweets Even More the Next Time You Eat Them
In a new study, people on a low-sugar diet found sugary foods much sweeter than they had when they were on a high-sugar diet. The Tone of Your Voice May Have an Effect on Your Marital Relationship
New research suggests extracting acoustic features from spoken interactions in couples therapy is a better predictor of relationship success or failure. Think It's All About the Smoke? Experts Say Smokeless Tobacco is Just as Harmful
Studies reveal that smokeless tobacco may do more harm than good to its users. Smoking has been known to be the number 1 cause of lung cancer, and since then, many people have resulted to using e-cigarette, while others made the bold move to quit smoking and just use those stuff that help people with the withdrawal symptoms. A New Era of Chocolates are on the Rise
The Belgian researchers bred robust hybrid yeasts to produce new flavors in fermented cocoa. According to Belgian researchers, new era of boutique chocolates use special yeasts that are used to ferment cocoa during chocolate production which converts the aroma of the chocolate after the process. Productive Night Owls: People Who Sleep Late Are Actually Smarter And More Creative
Studies suggest that night owl are more productive. Some people would tend to stay up late at night up until the wee hours in the morning, though this act is often unintentional. Study Revealed You're Doing More Harm Than Good by Eating Alone
A new survey from the Queensland University of Technology proved that people who eat alone are those people who are least expected to have healthy diets.
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