Aspirin Use May Prevent Asthma

Thursday, March 13th, 2008

U.S. researchers reported that people who take aspirin regularly can reduce their risk of asthma. Women who took a small dose of aspirin -- 100 mg every other day -- were 10% less likely to develop asthma over 10 years than women given placebos. The researchers said their ...

The Power of Almonds

Monday, March 10th, 2008

这是农历新年以来到现在为止剩下的唯一一盒别人送的佳品(是男友的姐姐送的)- 杏仁饼。本来并没有对它有什么特别期望,都是因为之前吃过这种之类的中式杏仁饼,不和我胃口,但这个嘛,还好,比想象中好很多哦。 懂得欣赏杏仁的人好像不多。我的王子饮食界的,特别爱杏仁茶,而我,喜欢西方口味重点儿,杏仁曲奇!他经常哄我:杏仁茶会让皮肤变漂亮哦! 让我们看看,杏仁的魅力 预防癌症 - 杏仁是低饱和脂肪,并含有许多其他保护性营养素,好像钙和镁,有强骨的作用。也有助于防止心血管疾病,甚至癌症。 降低心脏病发作的危险 - 一星期食用坚果5次可以减少心脏病发作的风险高达50%。 降低胆固醇 - 研究表示杏仁对血液中胆固醇水平有降低的效果。 这里有更详细的资料 The Power of Almonds Cancer ...

The Way of Answer Calls

Thursday, February 28th, 2008



Vitamin E Use May Raise Tuberculosis Risk in Heavy Smokers

Tuesday, February 26th, 2008

The use of vitamin E supplements appears to increase the risk of tuberculosis in some middle-aged smokers, according to a study in the British Journal of Nutrition. In the overall analysis, vitamin E use did not affect the odds of tuberculosis in smokers. In people who smoked at least 20 ...

Studying on tatami mats makes kids smarter

Tuesday, February 19th, 2008

According to Nikkan Gendai (2/13), children become brainier if they study in a tatami mat room.   Assistant Prof. Hiroshi Morita of the University of Kitakyushu conducted a study on 323 children, the results of which clearly showed that those who studied near the reed mats used in traditional ...

Foods that aren’t as bad as you think

Friday, February 15th, 2008

The foods we associate with Valentine's Day -- a box of chocolates, a shared bottle of wine, a romantic dinner at an Italian restaurant -- aren't generally the ones we believe are the healthiest. But some foods we think of as forbidden offer some surprising benefits -- when enjoyed ...

Smoking May Raise Risk of Colon Polyps

Wednesday, February 13th, 2008

Cigarette smoking appears to promote the development of polyps in the colon, especially those that are more likely to progress to cancer, a research review suggests. In an analysis of 42 studies, researchers found that current smokers were twice as likely as nonsmokers to develop colon polyps. Former smokers ...

Tattoo May Be Good For Your Health

Saturday, February 9th, 2008

The tattoo of the future may be good for your health rather than just your image. German scientists said that work on mice showed that tattooing was a more effective way to deliver a new generation of experimental DNA vaccines than standard injections into muscle. Using fragments of ...