Heart Issues Would Affect Our Coffee Consumption
Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in the world. Not only does it have a distinctive smell and taste, but the beverage may provide some health benefits against cancer, Parkinson's disease, diabetes, or cardiovascular disease.
However, a recent...
Stress from Work and Social Interactions Increases Women’s Likelihood of Heart Disease
It is known that the link between coronary heart disease and mental stress tends to be stronger in women.
Nevertheless, how different forms of stress affect the risk is still not clear. That's why a group of scientists from Drexel...
Study Shows Effects of Sugar Consumption on the Liver
A new study published in the Journal of Hepatology suggests that consuming even moderate amounts of sugar may affect the metabolism.
The research was carried out by scientists from Switzerland and Austria.
Veggies and fruits contain some sugars as natural components....
Study Shows How Tea Benefits People with High Blood Pressure
Tea has long been consuming in many parts of the world. Indeed, it is one of the most popular beverages, only after water.
Some studies have suggested that green tea can help prevent the formation of cancer cells, lower the...
Study Shows Negative Effects Of High Fructose Diets on the Immune System
A recent study indicates that consuming too much fructose would affect the normal functioning of the immune system.
As a natural sugar, fructose can be found in honey, fruits, squash, asparagus, and other veggies. Those forms of fructose may be...
Study Showed the Negative Effects of Stevia on Health
Excess consumption of sugar is linked to a higher risk of inflammation, diabetes, and weight gain. Therefore, scientists are trying to find a suitable substitute with similar tastes and safer effects.
For years, researchers have suggested stevia as a safe...
Scientists Find Out 6 Forms of Prediabetes
Prediabetic people have consistently high levels of blood sugar. However, they have not experienced any signs of type 2 diabetes yet.
Over time, their body cells become able to resist insulin, which is responsible for controlling levels of blood sugar.
When...
Green Spaces Might Help Alleviate Stress
Stress at work is a prevalent issue for employees all over the world. The World Health Organization has recently coined a new term called "burnout", which is a condition caused by chronic stress at the workplace.
Occupational stress is especially...
Study Discovers Effect of Exercise on Metabolism
A group of Brazilian scientists has found out that aerobic exercise stimulates the production and release of microRNAs into the bloodstream. These components can provide more energy for the muscles.
Previous studies have suggested that the production of microRNAs, which...
What Is the Link Between Vitamin D and Gut Bacteria?
Vitamin D plays an important role in maintaining healthy teeth and bones and a strong immune system.
Some scientists have proved that low levels of this nutrient would increase the risk of many conditions, such as osteoporosis, diabetes, cardiovascular problems,...
