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US Neurologist Warns Against 3 Foods That May Harm Your Brain
These foods can cause serious neurological harm, including parasitic infections and exposure to harbour toxins and nasty bugs that can affect brain function, the expert said.
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Stop These Habits Now For Better Brain Health
In this article, we share a list of poor habits you must drop for better brain health.
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Study Shows Inhaling Fentanyl May Lead To Irreversible Brain Damage
Inhaling the synthetic opioid fentanyl -- approved by the US Food and Drug Administration for use as pain relief and anaesthetic -- can cause irreversible brain damage, according to a new study today.
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Dos & Don'ts To Keep In Mind Before Going To Bed For Better Sleep During Winter
Here we share a list of dos and don'ts you can keep in mind for better sleep and overall health.
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These Daily Habits Might Be Damaging Your Brain Health
Below we cover lifestyle choices that might be damaging your brain health.
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Truth About Brain-Boosting Foods: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
Brain health also requires certain healthy nutrients but there are some foods/nutrients that may damage the brain or affect its health.
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Sleep: What Is REM Sleep And Why Is It Important?
In this article, we discuss what REM sleep is and why do we need it.
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Try These Winter Sleep Hacks That Will Make Sure You Get Adequate Sleep
Continue reading this article to find out some effective tips that will help you achieve better sleep through the winter season.
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Sleep & Diet: Nutritionist Nmami Agarwal Explains How Lack Of Some Nutrients Could Disrupt Sleep
Watch out for these 5 nutrient deficiencies that might be disrupting the quality of your sleep.
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Want To Be Quicker? Here Are 10 Foods That Can Boost Your Reflexes; Some Of Them Are Great Protein Sources As Well!
Reflex actions are more important than you think. They've protected you from significant damage, without you even realising it. Read here to know some foods that can help in giving a boost to your reflexes.
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Build-up of Urea in Brain May Cause Dementia: Study
According to a latest study, the build-up of urea in the brain to toxic levels can lead to brain damage and eventually dementia.
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Air Pollution May Permanently Damage Your Child's Brain, says UNICEFÂ
South Asia has the largest proportion of babies living in areas where air pollution is at least six times higher than international limits
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World Stroke Day 2017: Few Dietary and Lifestyle Tweaks Can Improve Your Health
One of the primary ways to prevent stroke is by keeping your blood pressure in check.
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Third-Hand Smoke Accumulated On Clothes and Hair May Damage Liver and Brain Tissues
Third-hand smoke (THS) is what comes out of exhaled smoke and smoke emanating from the tip of burning cigarettes that enters the environment and can get accumulated on clothes, hair, and cars.
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Binge Drinking May Cause Brain Damage in Teenagers
According to a new study, published in the JournalFrontiers in Behavioural Neuroscience, shows that binge drinking may alter brain activity in teenagers and adolescents.
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US Neurologist Warns Against 3 Foods That May Harm Your Brain
These foods can cause serious neurological harm, including parasitic infections and exposure to harbour toxins and nasty bugs that can affect brain function, the expert said.
-
Stop These Habits Now For Better Brain Health
In this article, we share a list of poor habits you must drop for better brain health.
-
Study Shows Inhaling Fentanyl May Lead To Irreversible Brain Damage
Inhaling the synthetic opioid fentanyl -- approved by the US Food and Drug Administration for use as pain relief and anaesthetic -- can cause irreversible brain damage, according to a new study today.
-
Dos & Don'ts To Keep In Mind Before Going To Bed For Better Sleep During Winter
Here we share a list of dos and don'ts you can keep in mind for better sleep and overall health.
-
These Daily Habits Might Be Damaging Your Brain Health
Below we cover lifestyle choices that might be damaging your brain health.
-
Truth About Brain-Boosting Foods: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
Brain health also requires certain healthy nutrients but there are some foods/nutrients that may damage the brain or affect its health.
-
Sleep: What Is REM Sleep And Why Is It Important?
In this article, we discuss what REM sleep is and why do we need it.
-
Try These Winter Sleep Hacks That Will Make Sure You Get Adequate Sleep
Continue reading this article to find out some effective tips that will help you achieve better sleep through the winter season.
-
Sleep & Diet: Nutritionist Nmami Agarwal Explains How Lack Of Some Nutrients Could Disrupt Sleep
Watch out for these 5 nutrient deficiencies that might be disrupting the quality of your sleep.
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Want To Be Quicker? Here Are 10 Foods That Can Boost Your Reflexes; Some Of Them Are Great Protein Sources As Well!
Reflex actions are more important than you think. They've protected you from significant damage, without you even realising it. Read here to know some foods that can help in giving a boost to your reflexes.
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Build-up of Urea in Brain May Cause Dementia: Study
According to a latest study, the build-up of urea in the brain to toxic levels can lead to brain damage and eventually dementia.
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Air Pollution May Permanently Damage Your Child's Brain, says UNICEFÂ
South Asia has the largest proportion of babies living in areas where air pollution is at least six times higher than international limits
-
World Stroke Day 2017: Few Dietary and Lifestyle Tweaks Can Improve Your Health
One of the primary ways to prevent stroke is by keeping your blood pressure in check.
-
Third-Hand Smoke Accumulated On Clothes and Hair May Damage Liver and Brain Tissues
Third-hand smoke (THS) is what comes out of exhaled smoke and smoke emanating from the tip of burning cigarettes that enters the environment and can get accumulated on clothes, hair, and cars.
-
Binge Drinking May Cause Brain Damage in Teenagers
According to a new study, published in the JournalFrontiers in Behavioural Neuroscience, shows that binge drinking may alter brain activity in teenagers and adolescents.
