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We all are aware that eggs are the one of the best nutrient food; however as per the new study eating one egg a day can help in loosing weight. The British study, examine 71 study on the dietary composition of eggs and their role and initiate that eggs are filled with full of vitamin D, vitamin B12, selenium and choline which plays an imperative task in fighting obesity.

As per the examiners, eggs of medium-size contain less than 80 calories and supply an additional 20 % of the suggested every day grants. According to the Dr Carrie Ruxton, dietitian and lead author of the report says that one can easily acquire several benefits by eating eggs on a regular basis and which can help in controlling weight as well as improving eyes health.

Dr. Ruxton also added that eggs basically are not only low in calories but they are also covered with nutrients which are most essential for a healthy living. These are a perfect food which can be used at every stage of life and also very easy to cook. As per the study peoples who ate eggs have high ingestions of mostly all nutrients in comparison with the non egg eaters.

LASIK surgery has offered the quick visualization for the Americans, although one of the Food and Drug Administration regulators who have permitted the process in 1990s is now conveying concern about the protection to the consumers.

Since, around thousands of people in the U.S. acquire this LASIK surgery for correcting their visualization, and maximum of patients are happy with the consequences. However, Morris Waxler, the former head of the FDA is assuring their negative effects and suggesting that those side effects are not taken seriously. Read the rest of this entry »

By a press report from Agence France the position cow is almost becoming more sacred in India. As with the rise in laboratories the medicines made from cow feces and urine is also increasing. The drugs are formulated by animal feces and urine to cure for problems relating from cancer to bad breath.

Kesari Gumat, a scientist at the Ahmedabad Research Center says that this formulation is not new it has been enclosed in the texts of ancient Hindu holy books and scientists are inventing them with a technical advancement. However, more than 300 cows were appeared at the research centre where all their wastes are collected.

Gmaut also added that visitors were asked to walk over the dung with their naked foot. Walking on the fresh dung is very valuable as it kills all the bacteria and also it is act as a scrub to remove your dead skin and develop the circulation of blood. Read the rest of this entry »

Eating chocolate a day may protects you against strokes. According to a study of an available research that has been launched today and presented at an American Academy of Neurology’s 62nd Annual Meeting in Toronto that will be held from April 10 to April 17, 2010. A chocolate is rich in antioxidants called falconoid that may have a protective outcome against the stroke but more searching is required. Another study has found that eating a chocolate can lower the risk of death after suffering a stroke. The examination involved evaluating the three studies on a chocolate and a stroke.

Excessive research is needed to determine whether chocolate truly lowers the stroke risk or whether healthier people are fonder of eating a chocolate than others. The first study found that the 44,489 people who ate one serving of chocolate per week are 22 percent less likely to have a stroke than other people who do no eat chocolate. Read the rest of this entry »

A study shows that the rich diet in coconut oil keeps away the fat and also protects against insulin battle. The study also helps us in explaining that the fatty acids are found in the coconut oil that can lose fat from our body. Fatness and insulin opposition are the main factors that are most important types of diabetes. Insulin resistance is a harmed ability of cells that react to the insulin.

Nigel Turner and Jiming Ye from Sydney’s Garvan Institute of medical research compared that fat metabolism and insulin fight with mice fed coconut oil and fat based diets. The medium chain fatty acids such as all those found in the coconut oil behave like very differently to the fats which normally found in our diets. Read the rest of this entry »

American researchers in their study have shown that changes in our body fluid odours can be used to recognize the occurrence of lung cancer tumors.

The scientists at the Monell Center and collaborators states that it may help in methods to classify the potential of the diagnostics biomarkers for lung cancer in human urine. Monell biologist Gary K. Beauchamp is a senior author on the study concluded that cancerous tumor result in a change in the body and can be detected by both trained animal sensors and by complicated chemical methods.

This finding specifies that odour sensing has the capability to improve early diagnostic and predictive approaches to lung cancer treatment. Scientists have used a controlled animal model to diminish many confusing factors frequently that was found by human patient studies. In behavioral studies, sensor mice were the first trained to identify the smell of urine of animals with lung cancer. These trained sensor mice were able to use urine odour to make a difference between tumors that were bearing from healthy animals. Read the rest of this entry »

The swine flu vaccine is now finally being available in India by the third week of February. But, these vaccinations are mainly for the high risk group of medical practitioners. The officials state that it is an original developed vaccine that will not be available before April, 2010. The French pharma company named as Sanofi Pasteur is at least 15 days ahead. The vaccine from this company will be available in India by the third week of February as said by the Drug Controller General of India S Singh.

The company is starting the overpass study from Wednesday. The cost of this imported vaccine will be around Rs. 300. Earlier, the health Minister Mr. Ghulam Nabi Azad concluded that the indigenous swine flu vaccine will be available for the people in India in April, 2010. Read the rest of this entry »

Scientists of US have developed a “cocktail” of various nanometers whose particles work as a concert that can kill the cancerous tumors. The investigators from California and Massachusetts have created a system that contains two different nano resources. They are nearly a thousand times smaller than the thickness of a human hair that can added into the blood stream. Daily reported says that this study signifies that the example of a helpful nano system is to fight with the cancer.

When a particular drug does not work in a patient, then a doctor will commonly manage a cocktail that contains numerous drug molecules. Even this approach can be very efficient in the treatment of cancer, where the justification is to attack the disease as many times as possible. Read the rest of this entry »

People who work for long hours on computers are suffering from back and shoulder pain. I.P.S states that “In an IT hub in gurgoan, this problem is getting more severe among the people. So many people are suffering from shoulder and backache”. Dr. Oberoi, a senior orthopedic said that “around two years back, we have approx around 20 to 30 patients a month, but now the number has exceeded up to 300. Most of them are computer professionals and used the computer for more than three to four hours a day”. Medical results have found that it starts with shoulder pain and go ahead to severe backache

Doctors at the Vardhaman Mahavir Medical College and Safdarjung Hospital found that 76 per cent of computer professionals in Delhi have “musculoskeletal problems”. Longer periods of work in front of a computer can cause shoulder and back problems. Even they can also create strain to the eyes and damage of the hand and wrists. This is because of the wrong sitting posture and over exposed to computer display. Generally the age groups 30 to 40 are the worst sufferers. Read the rest of this entry »

According to a new study report, “High exposure to CT scan emission can easily heighten the cancer risk”.

From the California University in San Francisco, Dr. Rebecca Smith-Bindman, states that such scans may cause the other 29,000 new cancers a year that can lead over 14,500 deaths all over the world.

Earlier, this study had suggested that an average American’s total distribution had doubled since 1980. And this is primarily because of such CT scans.

The study author Smith-Bind man of the New York daily news has quoted that “It’s simply very terrible. Whatever we do with medicine has some risks and advantages”

According to the expert report, a particular scan may not be harmful but openness can raise the risk of cancer.

Smith-Bind man pretends that: “It’s very essential to start giving dozes to each and every patient.   Read the rest of this entry »