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Sleep and your Heart Health

Did you know that a good night’s sleep is essential for your heart’s well-being? Scientific research has shown time and time again that getting a full night’s slumber is beneficial for many aspects of your health, including protecting you against heart…
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Pickled Capers Boost Brain and Heart Activity

Pickled capers contain many phytonutrients, antioxidants, and vitamins essential for optimum health. A new study conducted by researchers from the School of Medicine at the University of California, Irvine, shows that a compound frequently found in pickled capers can activate…
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5 Things That You Should Know About the Flu

Since the coronavirus came into the public eye a few months ago, many people have debated how serious it is. President Trump, and others, have spoken about how it is not more perilous than the flu. The number of deaths…
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Can a Pregnant Woman Pass The Coronavirus To Her Fetus?

Ever since the pandemic burst, doctors have wondered whether in-the-womb infection could occur. As other viruses can infect a fetus this way, the possibility that coronavirus might too was something that had to be confirmed. A study was conducted in…
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Gender Plays a Significant Role in the Course of COVID-19

From risk of exposure and biological susceptibility to infection, it appears that pandemics and outbreaks have differential impacts on women and men.  Couple infected with the COVID-19 faced a somewhat surprising course of the disease. The wife was expected to…
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8 Effects Of CBD In Your Body

CBD mainly works by interacting with your ECS or endocannabinoid system; which is the key to homeostasis. It plays an essential role in almost all physiological systems. In simple terms, it’s a vast network of receptors, which receives chemical compounds.…
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Blood Types at Risk for COVID-19

Right from the beginning, COVID-19 struck unevenly across population, and scientists have been trying to understand the reasons. Why are some individuals more vulnerable than others and why are some relatively protected? New research suggests that blood types could play…
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