In Chinese society, consuming tea is common for centuries. Green tea is known as a fat loss supplement, but not until recently did scientists discover how beneficial drinking white tea is. Not only does it taste better, but the positive effects even outweigh any other tea available in the market.
Coffee: Benefits to your health?
Coffee lovers here are good news: Recent study, published in the Annals of Internal Medicine, of more than 100,000 coffee lovers, including 84,000 women found Women who drank two or three cups of coffee a day were 25 percent less likely to die of heart disease (the number one killer for women). Coffee drinkers were also found 18 percent less likely to die from something other than cancer or heart disease.
Dental hygiene to reduce heart disease
Heart disease is the leading cause of death worldwide. Although the primary causes are obesity, high cholesterol and smoking, however the new research shows that neglected gums can be added to the list. Brushing your teeth regularly can reduce chances of developing heart disease, says a new study. Failing to scrub one's teeth can result in the formation of up to 700 different bacteria in the human mouth that in turn can trigger heart disease.
Ick! What’s living in your tie Doc?
Concerned about picking up a germ while visiting a hospital? Forget about hygienic procedure of your doctor washed hands before examining you, better ask when did he last dry-clean his tie? Could it be possible that a doctor's necktie is the source for bacteria and germs that could infect their patients?…Researchers at the New York Hospital Medical Center of Queens found that nearly half of the ties worn by medical workers during their hospital rounds in efforts to look professional for their patients is a reservoir for bacteria which could unwittingly spread disease….
