In 50th years the scientists classified meat fibers, as fibers of “the first class”, and vegetative fibers - as “the second class”. However this suggestion has been completely denied, as researches have shown, that vegetative fibers as well and effective as meat ones.
The content of fiber in vegetarian products vary from 8-12 % in grain cereals, up to 40 % in soybeans that is twice more, than in meat. Even the low-fat part of beefsteak contains Read the rest of this entry »
In India, practitioners in Ayurveda undergo 5 and 1/2 years of training including 1 year of internship in select Ayurveda Medical Schools wherein they earn the professional doctorate degree of Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (B.A.M.S.). A Bachelor’s degree with a major in Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) and a minor in Sanskrit is desirable for candidates Read the rest of this entry »
Scientists tell: “Control yourself!” Such installation arises, possibly, at each person when you are angry or feel powerlessness. Skill of controlling emotions - the important quality of the person which allows easily to cope with various vital situations.
How, the person is capable to cope with emotions Read the rest of this entry »
According to recently presented report, that has been published in Acta Paeditrica magazine, only 2 % of preparations for children pass testing of independent committees on safety which, would help to expect the possible complications connected with the use Read the rest of this entry »
American psychologists made a search and brought to light an interesting information, concerned a private life of men and women. According to statistic, the woman refuses her partner 127 times per year! 67 refusals the men receive referring to a headache, 28 - on weariness and 32 refusals sound like “I’m sleeping”, “let’s next time”, etc Read the rest of this entry »
If you start drinking moderate amounts of alcohol in middle age, particularly wine, you can lower your risk of heart attack by up to 68 percent, compared to nondrinkers, a new study finds.
While previous research had suggested that moderate alcohol consumption was good for the heart, it hadn’t been clear whether starting drinking Read the rest of this entry »
Approximately half of 1 percent (0.47 percent) of the U.S. household population between the ages of 18 and 49 are living with HIV, according to estimates from CDC’s National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) based on surveys conducted between 1999-2006.
The findings are summarized in a CDC Data Brief Read the rest of this entry »
Black Americans are more likely than other racial groups to lose their vision due to idiopathic intracranial hypertension, or increased pressure in the brain, according to a new study.
Researchers at Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta reviewed the medical records of all 450 intracranial hypertension patients treated at Emory Read the rest of this entry »
Although men have higher rates of fatal heart attacks than women, women are about 20 percent more likely than men to suffer from chronic heart-related chest pain - angina - a new analysis shows.
“The female excess is remarkably consistent across countries with widely differing (heart attack) mortality rates, spanning four decades of study period and Read the rest of this entry »
Ayurveda or ayurvedic medicine has more than 2,000 years of history. It is a rational system of medicine based on a humoral interpretation of disease and health. It’s prehistory goes back to Vedic and Buddhist cultures. Although the religious hymns of the Atharvaveda and the Rgveda mention some herbal medicines, protective amulets, and healing prayers that recur in later ayurvedic treatises Read the rest of this entry »
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