Our day-to-day diet plays a major role in the maintenance of our health. A good diet is that which calls for a good health. Whole grains play a pivotal in maintaining good health. They claim a wide array of health benefits.
We have only one heart, protect it from diseases. How can we protect our heart from disease? Eating healthy heart diet is key to keeping heart diseases at bay. Foods that you eat affect your heart. Select your food care fully.
Body fat is the percentage of a person's body mass that is not made up of either bones, muscles, organs or water. It functions as insulation, protection and energy reserve. Increase in the fat percentage may causes blood pressure, elevated cholesterol,
An American Indian is a person having origin in any of the original peoples of North America and who maintains cultural identification through tribal affiliation or community recognition. Over 4 million US residents are American Indians. Among American Indians, more than
Grape juice the "nectar of the gods" is blessed with a range of health benefits. The sweet drink that warms your heart in cold winter nights is the most favorable drink of all ages. History states that humans have an intimate
No correlation exists between the severity of heart disease and its symptoms, according to Dr G Sengottuvelu, Interventional Cardiologist, Sri Ramachandra University. 'Very severe heart disease may have few or no readily identifiable symptoms,' he told UNI
London: If you're a loud snorer, then the chances of you suffering from strokes and heart diseases are higher than people who do not snore, say Hungarian scientists. In a new study, the researchers claim that heavy snorers are 67
Washington: Adult stem cells harvested from either blood or bone marrow might help in the treatment of a wide range of autoimmune diseases and heart disease, according to a research review conducted by scientists at the Northwestern University Feinberg School
London, (ANI): A team of US and German researchers has found that measuring levels of a specific protein in the blood may help assess accurately how much fat coats the body’s organs. Researchers from Harvard University and the University
Sydney, September 10 (ANI): Hamburgers and drinks may soon come to be marketed with reduced risk of heart disease and deep-vein thrombosis as their USPs. Australian research body CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation) is developing some of such
