Diwali is around the corner and the ones who are still struggling with their festive shopping, we have some brilliant ideas that will help you out. This Diwali, let your celebs decide what you should wear and let them help you pick the right outfit. From stunning sarees to ethnic sherwanis, our beloved celebs from… Read More »
Winter blues are real, the cold weather doesn’t just bring along a chill in the air, it also brings decreases the pep in our step we might have in summer. What is SAD? Seasonal affective disorder has been recognised as a medical condition since the 1990s, the NHS estimates that around one in 15 people… Read More »
MONDAY, Nov. 2, 2020 — An experimental antibody drug that targets one of the body’s key metabolism regulators may help obese people lose weight — at least briefly. That’s one finding from an early study that tested the injection drug, which mimics the effects of a natural hormone called fibroblast growth factor 21 (FGF21). In… Read More »
These include highly processed foods and foods that contain unhealthful fats, added sugar, or added salt. And in a June review published in Postgraduate Medical Journal, Chinese researchers reported that preliminary studies suggest probiotics may be of benefit for colitis and inflammatory bowel disease because they may balance aberrant enteric microflora and reinforce the intestinal… Read More »
The distribution and function of the body’s adipose tissue change throughout the course of life. A special kind of adipocytes known as brown fat cells are capable of using fatty deposit energy reserves by a process of generating heat called thermogenesis. As we get older, brown fat cells change into white fat cells. Thermogenisis stops… Read More »
Swimming in cold water could help to protect the human brain from dementia, a study has suggested. Researchers from the University of Cambridge believe a so-called ‘cold-shock’ protein may hold the key to developing treatments that delay the onset of degenerative conditions. Production of the protein RBM3 appeared to be triggered in mice when their… Read More »