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Over 10 Types Of Mushrooms May Be Beneficial To The BrainMushrooms have been proven to be more than just a fungus that can also enhance food dishes.
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Coconut Oil May Be Better Than Drugs In Treating Obesity & DiabetesResearchers from Brazil refuted conventional thinking of saturated fats causing obesity, and express concern over dietary efforts at reducing calories that are impractical, difficult to maintain, and they consider to be often unhealthy, as published in the Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry. |
Push Ups For Cardiovascular HealthAccording to a study involving male firefighters pushups may be a good proxy for physical fitness that is associated with better long term cardiovascular health, as published in JAMA Network Open. |
Ignored Science: Wi-Fi Increases Risk Of Brain CancerAlthough fairly new Wi-Fi has become something that most people can’t imagine living without, and some can’t work without it. Studies are taking a look at what it is doing to health, and have shown it to increase risks of brain cancer and a variety of other illnesses. |
Namath Says His Brain Is Healthy Again After Oxygen TreatmentJoe Namath has spoke out about the beneficial effects of hyperbaric oxygen therapy treatments. The former quarterback has sustained at least five concussions during his NFL career to add to the many other occasions he took hard hits to the head. |
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