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Asthma Triggers: Is Anxiety the Cause of Your Decreased Lung Function?

Can Anxiety trigger Asthma? Anxiety sensitivity, in a much simpler term is known as being afraid of fear. Sounds confusing, right? But when people who have anxiety sensitivity also develop asthma, it increases their suffering and puts them at a higher risk especially in managing their asthma.

By Sai Lopez

Table for One: Studies Reveal that People who Live alone More Likely to Have Unhealthy Diets

Our results found that people who live alone have a lower diversity of food intake and a lower consumption of some core food groups like fruits and vegetables and fish- Katherine Hannah
Diets Involving Potassium-Rich Foods can Help Diabetic Patients' Kidneys

Incorporating potassium in diabetes diet plans and raising its portions more than the usual might lead to the prevention of ESRD and CVD from developing in individuals who have the disease.
Mouth Cancer Is Now Considered as the Tenth Most Common Cancer in Men, Study Says

As the Cancer Research in UK releases its findings, Oral cancer is now considered as the tenth most common cancer in men today.
'LUPUS': An Autoimmune Disease that Can Ruin A Girl's Life

Complications from lupus can occur in any of the organs that lupus commonly attacks.- Dr Doruk Erkan
Experts Answer Why People Shed Tears and Other Questions You Have Been Longing to Ask

You might wonder how things work and why circumstances happen. Here are some of the questions often asked with corresponding answers from experts.
Age-Old Stars May Be the Oldest to Have Ever Been Detected in the Milky Way

The most aged stars in the entire universe lack in "metals" or Helium. As these stars die of bursting, they are called Supernovas; spreading these "metals" to the galaxy.
Suicide Tendencies Higher for People Whose Parents Died When They Are Young

According to a research published the JAMA psychology, those people who were just under 18 years of age when their parents died are at a higher tendency to commit suicide.
Mind Over Sickness: Staying Healthy Depsite Your Unhealthy Diet

Mental health wellness can go a long way. Lack of exercise and an unhealthy diet may be the cause of most individuals' sickness, but there's always a deeper cause.
That Tingling Sensation When Eating Certain Food is Quite Normal, Experts Say

This feeling comes from the salivary glands which produce saliva. But with some food or even just the thought of these certain foods causes the gland to over react.
Bring Your Sweaters Back to its Original Size, Harvard Startup Discover "Unshrinkit"

Harvard foundation bound to "unshrink" clothing Getting upset when taking your clothes out of the washer or dryer only to notice they have become smaller? A foundation company called Unshrinkit desires to mend that problem.
Can Vitamin C Stop the Common Cold and Make You Feel Better?

Fall and winter are the spike seasons for colds. One of the most beloved word-of-mouth cold countermeasures is Vitamin C.
Charles Bonnet Syndrome: Low Vision Could Lead to Visual Hallucinations

Sight loss and partial blindness will lead to Charles Bonnet Syndrome, a condition named after the Swiss philosopher who gave light to the hallucinations of his grandfather who was almost blind. This condition can develop when a person's vision is classified as "low-vision".
'Beer Belly' is More Deadly than Obesity

What caused beer belly and why is it more lethal than obesity? Who would have thought that having a beer belly is more lethal than obesity? Web Md shed light into the 'beer belly' phenomenon which affects numerous individuals worldwide.
New Eye Drops Might Cure Cataracts Without Surgery

The study is definitely groundbreaking. Did you know that the leading cause of blindness around the world is cataracts? Did you know that approximately 20 million are suffering from cataracts? Although highly treatable, cataracts would require risky and expensive surgery - making it highly inaccessible to those living in developing countries.