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Stair walking trumped caffeine in psychoactivity
Psychologists at the University of Georgia have shown that walking up and down stairs can subjectively increase overall body tone more than caffeine does
20.11.2024- English version
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Cocoa beans protected blood vessels from fat under stress
During stress, people usually experience eating behavior disorders. Thus, they become less choosy in eating and tend to eat fatty foods, which, in turn, affects the state of blood vessels
19.11.2024
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Caffeine reduced the risk of alcoholism
Although caffeine is a psychoactive substance and can be addictive, it does not allow alcoholism to develop
18.11.2024
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Cocoa bean husk extract prevented insulin resistance
So far, scientists have only tested the phenolic extract in vitro
15.11.2024
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Greening the neighborhood with trees and shrubs reduced inflammation in residents
The effect was dose-dependent
14.11.2024
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A neural pathway for the development of depression from nighttime lighting has been discovered in mice
Scientists have identified a subcortical neural pathway responsible for the development of depressive behavior in mice during prolonged exposure to night lighting
13.11.2024
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Milk increased heart disease risks for women
Researchers at Uppsala University (Sweden) conducted a large-scale study involving 100,775 people
11.11.2024
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Sauna visits lowered blood pressure in Swedes
A survey in Sweden's two northernmost provinces (Vesterbotten and Norrbotten) found that those who went to sauna more than once a month were less likely to have high blood pressure and less likely to complain of pain
08.11.2024
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Attending daycare reduced the risk of developing type 1 diabetes
As reported in JAMA Pediatrics, the risk was reduced by 32 percent
07.11.2024
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Scientists have determined how many minutes of sleep deprivation and extra sleep affect well-being
Researchers from the US have determined how many minutes of sleep deprivation and extra sleep can have a noticeable effect on the body
07.11.2024
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A history of concussion has been linked to an increased risk of psychopathology after childbirth
Hilary Brown of the University of Toronto and colleagues conducted a population-based cohort study and found that a woman's history of concussions was associated with an increased risk of severe mental health problems after childbirth
06.11.2024
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Eight pack-years slowed down the risk of heart disease by 25 years
After smoking cessation.
02.11.2024
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Mice driven to heart attack have helped uncover the mechanism of healing sleep
Survivors of myocardial infarction may have an increased need for sleep, which is necessary for the damaged heart to recover and reduce inflammation after an attack
01.11.2024
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The card system during and after World War II improved the health of Britons
People conceived in the UK in the 1940s and 1950s, after the introduction of a card system that limited the amount of sugar intake, have a lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes and hypertension than those conceived after the abolition of ration cards
01.11.2024
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Vitamin K reduced the incidence of nocturnal muscle cramps in older adults
In randomized controlled trials
30.10.2024
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Standing on your feet for long periods of time increased the risk of circulatory disorders
But did not increase the risk of cardiovascular disease
29.10.2024
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Janus kinase inhibitor has long-term relief in adolescents with atopic dermatitis
Administration of the Janus kinase (JAK) inhibitor upadacitinib can control the manifestations of moderate to severe atopic dermatitis in adolescents for at least a year and a half
28.10.2024
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Researchers have found out what intensity of exercise eases the feeling of hunger
A small experiment in the US has shown how high and moderate intensity exercise affects ghrelin levels in healthy men and women
25.10.2024
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Beef patties found to be better than soy patties for muscle building
American researchers conducted randomized controlled trials and found that ground beef stimulates protein synthesis in muscles and the body as a whole much more strongly than soy-based meat alternatives
23.10.2024