Eating Dirt, Cure Stomach Pain0 comments Saturday, June 18, 2011
As a parent, you do not want your kids near dirt or play in dusty. However, you can now relax in the event.
Research shows that eating mud or clay can be healthy for the stomach. Eating dirt or mud-consuming geophagy namely to protect the stomach against toxins, parasites and pathogens. Researchers at Cornell University in New York, studied more than 480 culture along with the missionaries, doctors, horticulturist, and explorers. They found that the earth acts as a shield against parasites and poisonous plants. Stools may also provide nutrients needed for human beings and to supplement nutritional deficiencies such as iron, zinc, or calcium. Lead investigator, Sera Young said that geophagy culture was first derived from the time of Hippocrates more than 2,000 years ago. Geophagy do women in the early stages of pregnancy and pre-teen children. The second period was a time most sensitive to parasites and pathogens. This condition is also common in the tropics where the microbes associated with food are plentiful. The study found that people tend to eat dirt when she felt a stomach ache. The study was published in June 2011 in The Quarterly Review of Biology journal. Types of Friends Every Woman Needs0 comments
Everyone needs friends to help survive the problem. Difficulties in employment, marriage, family and fashion.
In the book "The Secret Language of Girlfriends," Karen Neuburger revealed some type of a friend needed by each woman: Old friends He is convincing people that you look gorgeous, he's still the friend you talk on the phone for hours. Warehouse Is a trusted port for you to confide. He knows almost everything about your deepest secrets, ranging from dating story turned into a disaster that pent-up love you. Navigator People who remember to bring a map when you leave for the trip together. He is the person you want to rely on when talking about direction. Personal trainer He was a friend of the cheerleading team who never try to look better. Buddy party He always makes you feel like guests of honor. When you feel depressed, he will appear at the front door and take you to have fun. Avoid Fat to Prevent Diabetes0 comments
Obesity is a major health problem. Irregular eating patterns accompanied by lack of sleep increases the risk of poor health.
Dr. Monica Goel said, "The doctors are concerned about living an unhealthy trend that is increasing to make people more at risk of obesity. This negative impact caused an increase in incidence of insulin resistance and diabetes. This is a complex syndrome of insulin resistance, hyperglycemia, dyslipidemia, and inflammation. There also increased risk of hypertension that trigger cholesterol and triglycerides, which causes coronary artery disease and peripheral vascular disease, arthritis, osteoporosis, pulmonary disorders such as sleep apnea. " Quoted by the Times of India (06/11/2011), Dr Monica Goel gave way to prevent obesity, a healthy eating habit: 1. Fat should not exceed 30 percent of total calories and saturated fat should be less than 7 percent. 2. As many as 55-60 percent of calories should come from carbohydrates, 30 to 40 grams of fiber recommended per day. 3. Turning to wheat flour instead of white flour. 4. Bring packed lunch from home to the workplace. 5. Avoid processed foods with trans fatty acids and preservatives. 6. Reduce consumption of red meat. 7. Make a fruit snack for children. 8. Reduce intake of alcohol and soda. For exercise: 1. Exercise regularly and get enough sunlight. 2. Create a positive mental attitude. Sleep Deprivation endanger Marriage0 comments
Want to maintain a harmonious relationship with your partner? Make sure you get enough sleep at night.
Arguments with your partner can make it difficult closing his eyes. Lack of sleep can shake the marriage relationship. Recent studies at SLEEP 2011 conference in Minneapolis, found that wives who have trouble sleeping, more likely to report negative interactions with a partner on the next day. Husband also affected and assess the interaction with a partner becomes less positive. "I think it's not too surprising. I think we've experienced it myself," said Lauren Hale, Ph.. D., sleep expert and professor of preventive medicine at Stony Brook School of Medicine, New York, report by webmd.com. "Most of us realize the opposite. If you really lack of rest, you can be very nasty to people." "Sleep duration was shorter does not necessarily mean poor sleep quality. A couple with a more positive interactions throughout the day may be seen in other activities in bed at night," said Wendy Troxel, Ph.D., assistant professor of psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. Researchers recruited 35 married couples and asked them to wear sensors that monitor the movement for 10 nights. The average age of participants was 32 years old. During the day, the couple was asked to write a diary detailing how they get along. The points are assessed as how strongly they feel positive things, such as feeling close and valued partner, and talk about their feelings with a partner. Negative, how many feel criticized, rejected, neglected, or involved an argument. When women have trouble sleeping at night, they are more likely to report fewer negative interactions and positive interaction with a partner the next day and vice versa. "Women are more sensitive to the relationship and they are more communicative when feeling stressed. So, sleep problems affect women's self and partner on the next day, maybe say something about the expression of women. While men tend to suppress or withhold negative emotions,''explained Troxel.
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