Source: Louisiana State University An LSU professor is harnessing antioxidant compounds found in red wine to advance the treatment of heart disease — the leading cause of death for both men and women in the U.S. Heart disease occurs when plaque builds up within artery walls blocking the blood flow through tissues in the body, increasing […]
The good stuff. Tyler Nix Three or four cups of coffee a day confer the best health benefits, according to researchers from the University of Southampton. The research found coffee consumption was linked to lower risks of premature death and heart disease. Coffee consumption was also linked to lower risks of diabetes, liver disease, dementia and […]
Long-term aspirin use reduces the risk of developing many cancers, a major study has shown. Chinese researchers followed the progress of more than 600,000 people in the largest study to date looking at the link between cancer and aspirin. They found that people who had taken the drug every day for an average of seven years […]
The various forms of Plague, especially the airborne pulmonary form is spreading rapidly and is expected, if not already, to strike East Africa coast from Somalia to South Africa. Thus far, cases are estimated at 2,034 but the number seems to be grossly under-counted. Those who are in infected areas of Madagascar are leaving Madagascar […]
A deadly airborne plague is spreading rapidly in Africa, it is is now at ‘crisis’ point as cases have rocketed by 37% per cent in just five days, official figures reveal. The outbreak, the ‘worst in 50 years’, is being fueled by a lethal strain. The World Health Organization (WHO) now states there are 1,801 […]
The U.S. retirement age is rising, as the government pushes it higher and workers stay in careers longer. But lifespans aren’t necessarily extending to offer equal time on the beach. Data released last week suggest Americans’ health is declining and millions of middle-age workers face the prospect of shorter, and less active, retirements than their parents enjoyed. […]
by Andrew Bieszad HIV/AIDS was normalized in the the LGBT community because, as they admit, are the prime transmitters of HIV and AIDS due to sexual practices such as sodomy. According to scientists, there is another major health crisis that is about to befall the LGBT and they have “no idea’ how to treat it, and […]
by Andrew Bieszad The Pew Forum recently released a study about the Sodomy Laws in the USA, arguing over whether or not they should be further repealed: The laws, which date to the 1980s and ’90s, vary greatly from state to state. Most impose criminal penalties on people who know their HIV status and potentially expose […]
Casablanca – Farouk Ksentini, President of Algeria’s National Consultative Commission for Human Rights Protection and Promotion, made a controversial statement regarding migrants and refugees to the Algerian daily “Essawt El Akher.” On December 5, the president of Algeria’s human rights commission told “Essawt El Akher” that “the presence of migrants and refugees in various parts […]
From Politico: “Clinton scare shakes up the race: Physical weakness caught on camera turns health conspiracy into a legitimate campaign concern.” Fox News has also confirmed that Democratic Presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has suffered a “medical episode” while attending the 9/11 memorial event today. Earlier today, Hillary Clinton collapsed and fainted on her way to her […]
