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Forty reasons your diet isn’t working

British Nutrition Foundation identified more than 100 different factors that influence our weight

than calories from solid food, according to a study in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. Cutting out just one sugary drink a day resulted in a weight loss of more than 1lb after six months. 6. Underseasoning your food. Adding a bit of ground cayenne pepper to your meal can help burn calories faster. What’s more, the pepper seems to curb hunger – especially for fatty, salty and swe…

Eight-hour sleep is a myth, say scientists

Scientists have been saying for 20 years that the eight-hour sleep may be unnatural, and now more and more historians are backing them up

Gregg Jacobs. “It’s not a coincidence that, in modern life, the number of people who report anxiety, stress, depression, alcoholism and drug abuse has gone up.” Stages of sleep Every 60-100 minutes we go through a cycle of four stages of sleep • Stage 1 is a drowsy, relaxed state between being awake and sleeping – breathing slows, muscles relax, heart rate drops • Stage 2 i…

Having regular lie-ins in old age can bring on dementia

Getting too much or too little sleep increases your mental age by two years

…or changes in cognition.” She said with additional long-term research treatment of sleep disorders may be a promising method of delaying the development of dementia. A third study of nearly 5,000 over 65 year-olds showed excessive daytime sleepiness – reported by 17.9% of participants – independently increased the risk of cognitive decline along with difficulty maintaining sleep –…

Sleep quality improves with age, says a new reasearch

According to US researchers, the belief that older people tend to suffer worse sleep may be false

According to US researchers, the belief that older people tend to suffer worse sleep may be false. A telephone survey of more than 150,000 adults suggested that, apart from a blip in your 40’s, sleep quality gets better with age. Those in their 80’s reported the best sleep, says the study in Sleep journal. While universities have equipment which can measure sleep duration and disturbance in study

Sleep abnormalities may predict Alzheimer’s disease

A bad sleep may be an early sign of Alzheimer's if a study in mice also applies to people

…ise and fall over 24 hours in both mice and people. However, the protein forms permanent plaques in Alzheimer’s disease. Experiments at Washington University showed that nocturnal mice slept for 40 minutes during every hour of daylight. However, as soon brain plaques started to form the mice were sleeping for only 30 minutes. One of the researchers, Prof. David Holtzman, said: “If slee…

Children’s TV habits can predict their waist circumference and muscular fitness

Every extra weekly hour spent by children in front of a TV could add 0.5 mm to their waist circumference and reduce muscle fitness

e muscle fitness Fifteen per cent of the children in the study were watching more than 18 hours per week by that age, according to their parents. The study said the effect of 18 hours of television at 4.5 years of age would by the age of 10 result in an extra 7.6 mm of waist because of the child’s TV habit. As well as measuring waist circumference, the researchers also carried out a standing…

Sleeping less than 6 hours a day increases risk of stroke in fit and healthy people

People who regularly get fewer than six hours of sleep a night are at significantly increased risk of stroke, a study suggests

People who regularly get fewer than six hours of sleep a night are at significantly increased risk of stroke, a study suggests. Researchers found that those in middle age who skimped on sleep were more likely to suffer stroke symptoms than those who got at least nine hours of shut-eye – even if they were a healthy weight and with no family history of stroke. More than 5,000 participants, who were…

Alzheimer’s: 9 ways to lower its risk and progression

Alzheimer's is common in people over 65, but can affects younger people too.

A report of Alzheimer’s disease International (ADI) published in 2009, said there were 35.6 million people were with dementia and Alzheimer’s and it was expected that the number would increase to 65.7 million by 2030.   Alzheimer’s is a type of dementia that is a collective name for progressive degenerative brain syndromes. They affect memory, thinking, behavior, intellect, perso…

Sleeporexia: Margaret Thatcher’s sleeping habits of less than four hours a night

It isn't easy to ascertain when Margaret Thatcher first referred to her minimal sleep schedule, but the figure of four hours has passed into lore

…zes the phenomenon. “There was a real macho competition in the City about sleep. One of the ways of getting respect was bragging about how little you got.” The hours were long – from 6.30 in the morning to seven at night. Socializing might mean staying out till three in the morning. And this was just the analysts. The corporate financiers were the real hard workers. “They&#…

Less than five and a half hours of sleep a night makes you to gain more weight

Getting less than five and a half hours of sleep a night could see you gain nearly a stone in a year

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NASA to test color-changing lights on ISS to help astronauts on board sleep

NASA is to test color-changing lights on the ISS as part of efforts to help astronauts on board sleep

…ocess should be reversed, encouraging a feeling of sleepiness. NASA has previously warned sleep problems among its crews on other missions were also common. “On some space shuttle missions up to 50% of the crew take sleeping pills, and, over all, nearly half of all medication used in orbit is intended to help astronauts sleep,” it said in 2001. “Even so, space travellers average…

Obesity duration and diabetes risk: new study findings

Long term obesity lead to higher risk of diabetes

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Florida: huge pythons and other large snakes are wiping out the mammal population

The National Park Service has counted 1,825 Burmese pythons that have been caught in and around Everglades National Park since 2000

…e pythons that have been caught in and around Everglades National Park since 2000. Among the largest so far was a 156-pound, 16.4-foot one captured earlier this month. For the study, researchers drove 39,000 miles along Everglades-area roads from 2003 through 2011, counting wildlife spotted along the way and comparing the results with surveys conducted on the same routes in 1996 and 1997. The Nat…

Sleeping for an hour or more extra a night can reduce sensitivity to pain

Scientists have found that sleeping for an hour or more extra a night can dramatically improve an individual’s alertness and reduce their sensitivity to pain

dual’s alertness and reduce their sensitivity to pain The findings, published in the journal Sleep, also revealed the magnitude of this increase is greater than the effect found in a previous study of 60 mg of codeine. The results, combined with data from previous research, suggest increased pain sensitivity in tired people is the result of their underlying sleepiness. Dr. Timothy Roehrs, an exper…

Children who snore are at risk from behavioral problems

According to US researchers, children who snore, or who have other night-time breathing conditions, are at risk from behavioral problems

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An intestinal gel shows promising results in Parkinson’s disease

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The treatment of advanced Parkinson’s disease may be improved by a gel form of two common Parkinson’s medicines, levodopa-carbidopa, delivered through a tube inserted into the small intestine. The study will be presented on April 25 as part of the Emerging Science program (formerly known as Late-Breaking Science) at the American Academy of Neurology’s 64th Annual Meeting in New…

Drawing test may predict death risk after a stroke in older men

Taken while healthy, the test involves drawing lines between numbers in ascending order as fast as possible

…possible. Men who scored in the bottom third were about three times as likely to die after a stroke compared with those who were in the highest third. The study looked at 1,000 men between the ages of 67 and 75 over 14 years. Of the 155 men who had a stroke, 22 died within a month and more than half within an average of two- and-a-half years. Taken while healthy, the test involves drawing lines b…

Soy supplements have little benefit for brain function of healthy postmenopausal women, study shows

Although healthy postmenopausal women appear to have no cognitive benefits from soy supplements, soy could be a good addition for some people diets.

…the Office of Dietary Supplements and the Office of Research on Women’s Health. Solae LLC, based in St. Louis, provided study products without charge. A total of 350 healthy postmenopausal women, aged 45 to 92 years, were enrolled and 313 of them were included in intention-to-treat analyses. Neuropsychological tests were given to the participants at the start and at the end of the study. They rece…

Diabetes risk increased by night shift work

Rotating night shifts can increase the risk of type 2 diabetes

wo cohorts. For nurses who spent a couple of years working rotating night shifts, there was a minimal increase in risk. But, for those with a very long duration of rotating shifts, the risk was almost 60 percent higher. This provides pretty strong evidence that the longer the rotating night shift work, the greater the risk of diabetes,” said Dr. Frank Hu, professor of nutrition and epidemiol…

Left-wingers are more intelligent than right-wingers, says a controversial Canadian study

…UK studies from 1958 and 1970, where several thousand children were assessed for intelligence at age 10 and 11, and then asked political questions aged 33. The 1958 National Child Development involved 4,267 men and 4,537 women born in 1958. The British Cohort Study involved 3,412 men and 3,658 women born in 1970. It’s the first time the data from these studies has been used in this way. In a…

Dark chocolate and stroke risk in women

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Cardiology. In 1997, 33,372 women, age 49 to 83 years, were enrolled and followed up around 10.4 years. The subjects completed questionnaires about their diet and lifestyle.   Apparently eating 66.5 grams (2.35 ounces) of chocolate a week protects women against stroke.   There were 1,549 strokes over the following ten years, 1,200 cerebral infarctions (a blood vessel in the brain is blocked…

Ibuprofen can double the risk of miscarriage. University of Montreal study.

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Trim your belly fat with high protein dairy diets. McMaster University study findings.

The McMaster University study findings showed that the women on higher-protein, high dairy group lost the greatest amount of whole-body fat and belly fat.

…e-menopausal women – each group undertaking either a low, medium or high amount of dairy foods along with high or low amounts of protein and carbohydrates. The women then took part in aerobic exercise 5 times a week and circuit weightlifting 2 days a week over a 4 months period. The study findings showed that the women on higher-protein, high dairy group lost the greatest amount of whole-body fat…

Slow walking speed may predict dementia

US researchers found that the speed of someone’s walking may predict the likelihood of developing dementia later in life

…ion” between slow walking speed and death from heart attacks and other heart problems. A Journal of the American Medical Association study suggested a link between walking faster over the age of 65 and a longer life. Dr. Erica Camargo, who conducted the latest study at the Boston Medical Centre, said: “While frailty and lower physical performance in elderly people have been associated…

How to remember all your dreams

Taking Vitamin B-6 may not only give people more vivid dreams but also help in remembering them the next morning

A preliminary study has found that taking Vitamin B-6 may not only give people more vivid dreams but also help in remembering them the next morning. While we supposedly all have 4-6 dreams a night it is often hard to recall them, especially in their entirety. Vitamin B-6, which is found in meats, whole grains, vegetables, nuts and bananas, has long been thought to help recall dreams and enhance t…

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