Alzheimer’s Disease :: Complex work related to lower Alzheimer’s risk
People with challenging jobs may have to work hard, but the payoff could be some protection against Alzheimer’s disease later in life, new research suggests.
Exercise
Weight Loss :: Protein diet plus exercise equals more weight loss
Women who follow a high-protein, low-carbohydrate diet may lose more weight and body fat, particularly when they engage in regular exercise, than those whose diets are low in protein and high in carbohydrates, a team of Illinois researchers reports.
Dementia :: Sex, mental and physical exercise, fight dementia
Professor Perry Bartlett of University of Queensland’s Brain Institute recommends sex, cryptic crosswords and a good run to stave off dementia.
Artery Diseases :: Stockings – an alternative to physiotherapy
A team of researchers at Imperial College London have developed inflatable stockings to give relief to elderly people with mobility problems. The scientists say the stockings could provide an alternative to physiotherapy in treating patients with artery diseases.
Stress :: Sedentry lifestyle leads to blood pressure, sugar & heart problems
Stress & Sedentry Life Style leads to Blood Pressure , Sugar and Heart Problems Observed in Free Slpl. Homoeopathic Camp Held at Rajouri Garden.
Wrinkles :: 5 Basic tips for improving wrinkles
There are a couple of steps one can take to aid in supporting skin function for improving wrinkles:
Exercise :: Gene variation with better mobility who exercise
Older individuals with a certain gene variation who exercise are less likely to develop mobility limitations than individuals without the gene variation.
Prostate Cancer :: Diet may help fight prostate cancer
Dr. Dean Ornish and associates at the University of California, San Francisco, recruited 93 men who had chosen the option of ‘watchful waiting’ for their early-stage, non-aggressive prostate cancer.
Exercise :: Exercise test spots trouble ahead for healthy men
While apparently healthy men don’t routinely undergo exercise stress testing, it may be useful for raising a red flag about impending health problems, Norwegian investigators report based on a study of middle-age men.
Thinking :: Path to Prosperity
Thinking is an art. We need to learn how to think. It is important because whatever we think continuously becomes our personal law over a period of time. Every time we think the same thought, we are giving energy to that thought. With this kind of repeated energization our thinking patterns become fix and rigid. This is how we form our personal laws.