He’s been able to show that when the magnetic field is rotating counterclockwise, there’s a drop in participants’ alpha waves. “The suppression of α waves, in the EEG world, is associated with brain processing: a set of neurons were firing in response to the magnetic field, the only changing variable,” reports Hand for Science magazine.… Read More »
If you want to get into shape, you might decide to eat more vegetables and go to the work out more. But what if you want to have more energy, improve your mood, and sleep better? Welcome to “biohacking,” where practitioners use data about themselves and their environment to perfect their daily routine of eating,… Read More »
For a number of years now, climate change skeptics have argued that there’s a key part of the Earth’s climate system that upends our expectations about global warming, and that is showing trends that actually cut in the opposite direction. This contrary indicator is the sea ice that rings the Antarctic continent, and that reached a new… Read More »
Note: If you’re thinking of retiring overseas, know that it will impact your Medicare coverage, and that you will still have to file your federal tax returns. So, which cities made the list? Click through to find out. 21. Da Nang, Vietnam Monthly Cost of Living: $840 A coastal city that was once a French colonial… Read More »
“This study is by far the most detailed and powerful examination of the relationship between different types of dietary fats and mortality,” said Dr. Frank B. Hu, professor of nutrition and epidemiology at the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health. “Our study demonstrates that not all fats are created equal, and eating healthy… Read More »
Palliative vs. curative treatments Many first-line treatments for chronic disease were developed before it was understood that the death of chronic bacteria necessarily results in an immunopathological response and temporary feelings of malaise. Such treatments are designed to slow the immune response under the mistaken premise that autoimmune disease<a class=”explain” href=”/home/… Source: Palliative vs. curative… Read More »
“Eating foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids such as salmon, trout, walnuts and flaxseed oil may significantly cut the incidence of developing a heart disease, finds a new global study.” Source: Terminal Heart Attack Danger Alleviated By Omega-3 Fatty Acids | Maine News Online
“I have a routine: I brush my teeth, shave my vagina,” Pubic hair grooming is on the rise, especially for women who are younger, white and went to college, a new study finds. The researchers surveyed more than 3,300 women ages 18 to 64 about their grooming practices, such as shaving, waxing or trimming. This… Read More »