
…ha grew older, he was encouraged to play with dolls as much as Lego, slept in a neutral yellow room and was allowed to wear both boys’ and girls’ clothes. Now, Sasha is five and at school Beck Laxton, 46, and Kieran Cooper, 44, believe it will be almost impossible to keep it up. Last year parents in Canada who refused to say whether their child was a boy or girl stirred up outrage and accusations…

…tex, in response to drinking alcohol has been directly observed in humans. Research leader Jennifer Mitchell, assistant professor of neurology, said: “This is something that we’ve speculated about for 30 years, based on animal studies, but haven’t observed in humans until now. “It provides the first direct evidence of how alcohol makes people feel good.” The researchers used PET imaging (positron…

ed in pubs could “nudge” people to drink more healthily by “giving control back”. The shape of a glass has already been shown to affect how much alcohol people pour. A study in 2005 showed people were more likely to pour extra alcohol into short, wide glasses than tall, narrow ones. …
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water bottle full of gasoline, keeping her fix handy. Shannon is not the first person to drink the toxic chemical. Asian newspapers reported on a Chinese man last year who has been drinking petrol for 42 years. There is also the unconfirmed report of a young Chinese boy who wanted to be the fictional character, Optimus Prime, so he drank gasoline for 5 years to “obtain energy” so he could be more…
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was found dead at his Hollywood Hills home on Friday from an apparent overdose Edd Filiti, who is the son of Sylvester Stallone’s half-sister Toni Ann, also went on to make a withering attack to 43-year-old former model, who married the Rocky favorite in 1997. He said: “Jennifer Flavin, you won. You tore this family apart and got your trophy, Congrats! “Like you told my family, <<IR…
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Regularly sipping water can reduce the severity of headaches and migraines, reducing the need for painkillers. Scientists found drinking around seven glasses a day was enough to ease pain and improve the quality of life in patients who regularly suffer headaches. Researchers from the University of Maastricht, the Netherlands, noticed in 2005 that a patient told to drink more for a bladder problem…
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…alth drive, the app is now available on iTunes for $1. Drinking Time Machine, a chilling new phone app, gives users an insight into how they will look after ten years of binge drinking Auriole Price, 41, said: “The main aim is to shock people into drinking just a little bit less. We are appealing to people’s vanity as the effects of alcohol can include red, broken veins on the cheeks, blood…

…arm. Heavy drinking during pregnancy is known to be linked to miscarriage, foetal alcohol syndrome and low birth weight. The Danish researchers produced five papers on drinking in pregnancy. More than 1,600 pregnant women took part, recruited at their first antenatal visit. Half were first-time mothers, and just under a third smoked during pregnancy. They were asked about their alcohol intake. Low…
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British researchers claim that drinking just three cups of tea a day may protect against heart attacks and type 2 diabetes. A review shows regular drinking of black tea, with or without milk, can reduce the risk of heart problems by cutting levels of bad cholesterol and blood sugar. Experts say the benefits of tea are largely due to the flavonoid content – antioxidant ingredients that counteract…

ormer vice minister of the army, was forced to stand on a spot that had been targeted with a mortar on the orders of Kim Jong-un. Kim Jong-un, who took over from his father after his death in December 2011, demanded Kim Chol was “obliterated”, with “no trace of him behind, down to his hair” in January. It followed the North Korean regime’s decision to order its 25 million population to absta…

Bobbi Kristina, the only child of Whitney Houston and ex-husband Bobby Brown, who turns 19 on March 4, has had troubled teen years, marked by cocaine use and heavy drinking. After Whitney Houston’s funeral, Bobbi Kristina Brown reportedly disappeared only to be found “getting high”. “I’m just like my mother,” Whitney Houston’s daughter once told a friend. And for a while Bobbi Kristina Brown, Kri…
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911 call was placed shortly before 3:00 p.m. and the caller said Sage wasn’t breathing and indicated it could be a drug overdose, Radar reports. An autopsy is scheduled to take place in the next 48 hours. Sage Moonblood Stallone, Sylvester Stallone’ son was found dead yesterday at his Los Angeles apartment Shortly after news of Sage’s death, a spokesman released a statement on behalf…
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…n the past, dental erosion is a growing problem due to acidic drinks. Research published last year by King’s College London Dental Institute, based on a study of 1,000 people aged between 18 and 30, suggested eating an apple could be worse for teeth than drinking a fizzy drink because of the acid it contains. Experts recommend people continue to eat fruit but drink water afterwards to wash a…
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…hree. Prof. Christopher Exley added: “We now want to carry out further research to see if we could reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s who seem to be predisposed to it. “They are usually aged between 40 and 60. If we could get people to include silicon-rich water in their diet in the future and reduce their risk, it would be a great.” The Spritzer mineral water containing 35 mg of silicon per lit…
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A German study has revealed that drinking beer is not the main cause of a “beer belly”, although it can contribute to overall fatness. The research team from the German Institute of Human Nutrition Potsdam-Rehbrücke, Fulda University of Applied Sciences and the University of Gothenburg, Sweden analyzed the weight as well as the hip and waist measurements of nearly 20,000 people over four years. P…

submerged. One passenger has accused Captain Francesco Schettino of drinking in one of the ship’s bars on the night the vessel ran aground, before taking control after the crash. Monique Maurek, 41, from the Netherlands, said: “What scandalized me most was when I saw the captain spending much of the evening before we hit the rocks drinking in the bar with a beautiful woman on his arm. “Most…

Barack Obama has warned his daughters Malia and Sasha that if they get tattoos, he and his wife Michelle will get matching ones on the same place on their bodies. In an interview on NBC’s Today show, President Barack Obama said he hoped the “family tattoo” threat would discourage teen rebellion. Barack Obama said he had warned Malia, 14, and Sasha, 11, that he and First Lady Mic…
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ouse tree, an 18-and-a-half-ft balsam fir, came from Neshkoro, Wisconsin. The official Christmas tree for the Capitol will arrive on Monday and will be lit by House Speaker John A. Boehner on December 4. The 65-foot Engelmann spruce is stopping in 28 different communities on its journey across the country from the White River National Forest in Colorado to Washington. It will be decorated with aro…
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…n the French city of Perpignan, was considered a beautifully crafted and realistic portrait of life in modern Britain in the eyes of the experts and professionals. Polish photographer Maciej Dakowicz, 34, has been capturing nocturnal scenes in Cardiff, where he was previously a student, for the past five years. Maciej Dakowicz admits that he would be unable to produce images like this in his home…
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…highest occurrence of exfoliation glaucoma. They also have the highest consumption of caffeinated coffee in the world. The new study assessed more than 120,000 people in the UK and U.S. who were over 40 and not suffering from glaucoma. They completed questionnaires about how much coffee they drank and their medical records were checked for a history of glaucoma. Those who drank more than three cu…
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Sage Stallone’s body laid undiscovered for at least three to four days before being found Friday in his Los Angeles home, according to new reports. Coroner’s officials are still investigating the death of Sage Stallone who is understood to have overdosed on prescription pills found at the scene. According to TMZ, the 36-year-old filmmaker “lived like Howard Hughes” in a room “littered with…
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…thier” carbonated drinks, such as lemonade or cola, can raise the risk of liver damage, as well as potentially causing diabetes and heart damage. Researchers claim those who drink diet soft drinks are 43% more likely to have heart attacks, vascular disease or strokes than those who have none. Previous analysis of soft drinks has shown that the soft drinks, which have a substantial amount of artifi…

New claims have suggested Whitney Houston was seen “drinking considerably” for at least two mornings in the week before her death on Saturday. It is claimed that Whitney Houston, who was just 48 when she died, was seen ordering drinks at the bar at the Beverly Hilton Hotel before 10:00 a.m. on both Wednesday and Thursday mornings. A source revealed to CNN that guests in Beverly Hilton hotel had h…

A judge from Leicester, UK, freed a gang of Somalian Muslim girls who repeatedly kicked a young woman in the head after he heard they were “not used to being drunk” because of their religion. The attackers screamed “kill the white slag” while kicks raining in on 22-year-old Rhea Page as she lay motionless on the ground, the court heard. The girls – three sisters and their cousin – wer…

Students who drink water inside the examination hall may improve their grades, a British study of 447 people found. Controlling for ability from previous coursework results, researchers found those with water scored an average of 5% higher than those without. The study, from the universities of East London and Westminster, also noted that older students were more likely to bring in water to exam…