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Health News: Gene-Linked Obesity is Real; Therapeutic Treatment Being Studied

Obesity in North America is very high and it is causing numerous problems. In recent studies the debilitating disease might be caused by a rare gene problem.

By Faye Marcos Jimenea

Is Cheating Rooted in Your DNA?

Our likelihood to cheat is actually written in the coding for our dopamine receptors, more popularly known as the "happy hormone."
Can Pets Ward Off Evil Spirits?

A number of pet owners stated that their dogs or cats warn them to a supernatural existence by barking, staring, at nothing, growling or by backing away from an entity that cannot be seen. According to some of the respondents, their pet also exhibits flared neck fur when a spirit is around.
Do Antidepressants Increase Complications after Plastic Surgery?

Do Antidepressants Increase Complications after Plastic Surgery? The use of Antidepressant has greatly expanded in the previous years, one research shows that 1 out of 10 US adolescents and adults use these treatment.
What Does it Mean When Your Coffee has Mycotoxins

A recent study validates the existence of these harmful metabolites created by fungi in commercial coffee samples, towards the issues about probable community health hazard.
A Study Shows Gender Stereotyping With Food Choices

Do women really make different food choices than men? Even with food choices there are still some differences between what men choose and what women choose. Is this merely stereotyping or really true?
Science Revealed that Annoyance to Minimal Noises Can Be Linked To Being a Genius

Looks like hypersensitivity to noise can be an indication that you're a genius. Most individuals can't seem to quietly munch on their chips, which can sometimes cause annoyance towards their eating mates.
The Interesting Discovery of the Relationship Between the Love Hormone and Bliss Molecule

Anandamide is a chemical that acts on cannabinoid receptors in the brain, which means joy, bliss, delight in Sanskrit, is a naturally striking endocannabinoid that is responsible in elevating motivation and happiness. Endocannabinoids are a group of chemicals in the brain which share the same receptors as the active ingredient in cannabinoids, Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).
Red and Processed Meat: Deadly Cancers Caused By Hot Dogs, Ham, Canned Food, WHO Finding Controversial?

Red and processed meat are now put under intense scrutiny as The World Health Organization (WHO) announced its experts declaring that the said food raises risks of having colon and stomach cancer.
Industrial CO2 Can Be Neutralized By Bacteria

Researchers found that the deep-sea bacterium, Thiomicrospira crunogena, can neutralize the industrial carbon dioxide that causes greenhouse gases.
Tree Hugger: Science Revealed that Hugging Trees can be Good for the Health

The science behind hugging trees. Tree hugger may be a term being used to describe nature lovers or individuals that would dedicate pert of their loves in preserving and protecting nature.
Humans, Reason Why Animal Life is Destroyed, Fossil Excavation Shows

As we continue to learn about our past, archaeologists and scientists continue to excavate and research on earlier life. In "Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences", a new study revealed information on how humans were more destructive. Apparently, humans were more destructive than climate change.
Kidney Tissues Grown in Lab

Considered to be a breakthtough in transplant. Due to the critical shortage of donor organs to replace the ones damaged by accident or disease, it has been a goal of science to create human organs from stem cells.
Research Claims That Over Thinking is Linked to Creative Geniuses

New research reveals that over thinking isn't really a bad thing. Some individuals are highly anxious and worry more than the others. It may be annoying at times as it would take them forever to figuring things out, but recent studies revealed that worrying can be linked to highly creative geniuses.
People Suffering From Neurosis are Most Likely to See Faces in Objects

People suffering from neurosis are most likely to see faces in objects. We may be able to see faces on random objects, but it this normal? Is it really there? As per Mentalfloss seeing faces on random objects may be a sign of neurosis.