The beneficial microbes that convert milk into yogurt and act in people's guts to promote digestive health cause big problems in ethanol fermentation tanks.
Cow Urine Promoted for Health Benefits Though it may never move into the mainstream an alternative medicine promoted by a Hindu group in India is getting some attention:
Cow urine offers a cure for around 70 to 80 incurable diseases like diabetes Om Prakash of the RSS Cow Protection Department told Reuters. All are curable by cow urine. 7
Science weighs in Health experts however are less enthusiastic about the health benefits of drinking cow urine especially
when anticancer properties are claimed. I think I'm perfectly comfortable in saying that I'm aware of no data that cow's urine
which contains your teeth's blood vessels and nerves. Cavities affecting the pulp of a tooth as well as the bone supporting the tooth can cause severe toothaches sensitivity pain when eating and abscesses in the mouth.
In addition to the many health benefits of a plant-heavy diet the kinds of foods you eat are important to oral health.
At the Health Behaviour Research Centre at UCL we decided to use the Gemini cohort a long-term study of 2400 pairs of twins to study food preferences.
and health campaigners try to encourage. We know that children are born with a liking for sweet tastes
Kefir offers a number of established and potential health benefits. It has three times the probiotic content the healthy bacteria that block harmful bacteria from living in your gut that yogurt has.
Some health experts also claim digestive benefits for kefir but while a few studies have shown it aids in lactose digestion the research is limited.
may keep your heart healthy for instance others may<a href=http://www. livescience. com/1492-fluoride-myths-bad-baby-teeth. html>promote oral health</a>according to Christine D. Wu
can help<a href=http://www. livescience. com/40195-oral-health-body. html>keep tooth enamel strong and healthy</a>according to the American Dental Association.</
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Imagine fields of tobacco grown for their flowers instead of their leaves leading to an outburst of health conscious tobacco farming.
Like kefir yogurt probiotics and other products containing live bacterial cultures buttermilk reportedly has numerous health benefits as proponents claim.
which the immune system attacks the cells of the pancreas that produce insulin. 5 Ways Gut Bacteria Affect Your Health
or public health hazard according to the CDC. However several studies conducted in recent years in other areas of the world including Africa suggest that certain species of head lice are capable of carrying infectious disease.
but he likely would have suffered from symptoms such as chronic fatigue and recurring fevers according to the researchers who analyzed the bones.
In its chronic untreated form the disease causes muscle and joint pain fatigue and depression.
Vitamin b12 is also key to the health of nerves. Vitamin b12 is part of the Vitamin b complex which includes thiamin niacin Vitamin b6 folate and Vitamin b12.
Yellowed skin anemia paranoia and hallucinations may also indicate a Vitamin b12 deficiency according to Harvard Health Publications.
if it causes the person to produce too much body heat according to the NIH. Pregnant or breastfeeding women who do not get enough Vitamin b12 may cause their babies to have low Vitamin b12 levels.
or breastfeeding need more about 2. 8 micrograms a day according to recommendations from the National institutes of health's Office of Dietary Supplements.
and destroy intrinsic factor according to the NIH's Office of Dietary Supplements. People with celiac disease or Crohn's disease may also have difficulty absorbing the Vitamin b12 from food or vitamin supplements.
Vitamin b12 can also be administered in a nasal gel according to the NIH's Office of Dietary Supplements.
Vitamin b12 supplements most likely won't reduce your risk for heart disease according to the NIH's Office of Dietary Supplements.
The NIH's Office of Dietary Supplements says that more large clinical trials are needed to prove
or increase energy levels in people who are not deficient in Vitamin b12 according to the NIH's Office of Dietary Supplements.
if Vitamin b12 has an effect on Lyme disease signs of aging fatigue or chronic fatigue syndrome according to the National Library of Medicine.
The NIH's Office of Dietary Supplements recommends that doctors monitor the Vitamin b12 status of patients on proton-pump inhibitors.
and who take the medication for more than two years according to the NIH's Office of Dietary Supplements.
A person who has this condition won't experience symptoms of anemia but an underlying Vitamin b12 deficiency will still damage the nervous system.
The NIH's Office of Dietary Supplements recommends healthy people get no more than 1000 micrograms of folic acid per day.
and other health issues compared with teens who do not strictly follow gender standards as they are marketed by certain industries.
and being said feminine study author Andrea Roberts a research associate at the Harvard School of Public health.
and other serious health issues such as indoor tanning cigar smoking tobacco-chewing cigarette smoking and lack of physical activity.
The study is published today (April 16) in the Journal of Adolescent Health. Follow Agata Blaszczak-Boxe on Twitter.
and have symptoms such as fatigue fainting or even cardiac arrest. Such patients may have electronic pacemakers put in to monitor the heart rhythm which sends electrical pulses to keep the heart beating normally.
The new report is published today (July 16) by the CDC's National Center for Health Statistics.
The salt debate has filled the pages of health magazines and newspapers for years. From John Swales original scepticism in 1988 to the Godlee s sharp call to reality in 1996 the debate has transcended the scientific arena into public opinion
since the translation of the results of scientific studies into public health and policy actions and the salt debate#has become for some a salt war#.
Should we then refrain from implementing public health policies based on the available evidence so far? A randomised clinical trial of tobacco smoking and lung cancer was carried never out in humans to prove#that smoking causes lung cancer
Getting too little iron during pregnancy can lead to anemia a condition resulting in fatigue and an increased risk of infections.
if they come across a watering hole. Male ostriches are called cocks or roosters and females are called hens.
but rather to promote the animals'health and speed up their growth. However the increasing use of antibiotics has encouraged the evolution of drug-resistant strains of bacteria.
or is it a threat to public health at large study leader Christopher Heaney an assistant professor at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public health said in a statement.
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Their Roles in Heart Health Questioned Eating more of the good kinds of fat and less saturated fat may not be the best way to reduce the risk of heart disease a new review suggests.
or not harmful to cardiovascular health rather than pills Chowdhury said. 11 Surprising Facts About the Circulatory system
and processed meats people should replace those foods with nuts fatty fish and healthy oils rather than with white rice white bread potatoes sugary drinks or other refined carbohydrates Chowdhury said.
Anti-GMO activists also raise concerns about the potential health dangers of consuming genetically modified organisms. 5 Pot Facts for 4/20
and exercising are the things they need to do. 10 Fitness Apps: Which Is Best for Your Personality?
The researchers who revealed this furry find snagged the Public health Prize. In one of their studies the team found that cat bites are associated with depression in humans particularly women.
It has long been a health mantra that too much saturated fat like cheese and butter contributes to higher cholesterol and an increased risk of heart disease.
#Olive oil and Veggies May Combine to Lower Blood pressure Putting olive oil on your veggies may bring health benefits that aren't found
and can lead to blood in the urine anemia and eventually bladder cancer while in Africa the flatworm typically infects the bowels where it causes bleeding and anemia as well.
The parasite can spread when eggs are shed in the feces or urine of infected people.
and don't pose any immediate health risks for most people. But these additives could be a serious problem for people with soy
The health benefits of coffee are still unclear. As the demand for coffee increases high temperatures drought and a plant disease known as coffee rust are devastating Arabica coffee trees (Coffee arabica)
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#Prize for 480 New Varieties of Wheat This article was published originally at The Conversation. The publication contributed the article to Live Science's Expert Voices:
The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) American Medical Association (AMA) the World health organization (WHO) among others have found no health risks from consuming genetically modified foods on the market.
Nevertheless public concerns over health and ecology have led to GMO bans in some nations and a few localities in the United states most recently on the island of Hawaii.
and fair play may be related to individual reproductive fitness. Nonetheless young animals in particular engage in vigorous social and locomotor self-play during
Actually the reality is that 70%of all cancer cases worldwide occur in low and middle-income nations posing an enormous public health and economic burden.
and in communities and families least able to cope with the health and financial consequences. A misunderstanding that not only affects local but also global prioritisation and funding for these conditions in development budgets philanthropic responses aid and national health expenditures.
Whatsmore as always it s not so simple. Because although the rates (age standardised per 100000 people) of cancer are still higher in the richest nations the types of cancer are different
These are largely the focuses of public health policies for cancer for which prevention is better than cure#will always be a core mantra.
and are far less costly (in terms of health economic and social costs) if identified quickly. These challenges are magnified in a context of weaker health systems
and limited funding but it is important to remember that screening and early detection save money and lives-a driving argument for the continued work on ensuring universal prevention and care coverage.
After all it is only through knowledge that we will inspire collective action on cancer a pressing global health challenge.
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As the report found Research comparing group housed sows to those in crates found that the animals unable to exercise due to stall confinement have lower bone strength muscle mass and decreased physical fitness and cardiovascular health.#
Sebastien Gagneux an expert on modern tuberculosis at The swiss Tropical and Public health Institute suggested that the three Peruvians caught the disease from seals that had lived once in Africa
Which Is Really Worse for Your Health? The question of whether alcohol or marijuana is worse for health is being debated once again this time sparked by comments that President Barack Obama made in a recent interview with The New yorker magazine.
As has been documented well I smoked pot as a kid and I view it as a bad habit
-and long-term health effects though alcohol has been linked to some 88000 deaths per year according to the CDC
And research into marijuana's health effects is still in its infancy compared with the rigorous studies looking at alcohol and human health.
Short-term health consequences Drinking too much alcohol can quickly kill a person. The inability to metabolize alcohol as quickly as it is consumed can lead to a buildup of alcohol in the brain that shuts down areas necessary for survival such as those involved with heartbeat
and respiration. 7 Ways Alcohol Affects Your Health You can die binge-drinking five minutes after you've been exposed to alcohol.
That isn't going to happen with marijuana said Ruben Baler a health scientist at the National Institute on Drug abuse.
or broken down in the body is common to many drugs that are taken for a variety of conditions said Gary Murray acting director of the Division of Metabolism and Health Effects at the National Institute on Alcohol abuse and Alcoholism.
Still both drugs can affect health in indirect ways too. Because marijuana can impair coordination
Long-term health consequences The long-term effects of drinking heavily are well known. Excess alcohol is going to lead to very severe consequences
or perhaps the other health habits of marijuana smokers are different from those of cigarette smokers.
while others may use marijuana only on weekends the health effects become difficult to generalize.
but there are health benefits observed in moderate drinkers including lower rates of cardiovascular disease and possibly fewer colds Murray said.
Researchers are working around the clock to try to identify the ingredients in marijuana that have potential to benefit human health Baler said.
#and claiming smoking marijuana can be good for your health and have medical uses Baler said.
Public health researchers have said studying rates of injuries accidents mental illness and teen use in the wake of the new laws will lead to a better understanding of marijuana's public health effects.
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#Resolve to Lose weight and Cut Carbon Emissions: Eat Less Beef (Op-Ed) Elliott Negin is the director of news and commentary at the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS.
and improve our health we also would significantly cut the pollution that causes global warming.
A March 2012 Harvard School of Public health review meanwhile looked at studies that collectively followed 120000 Americans'eating habits over a 28-year period.
This study provides clear evidence that regular consumption of red meat especially processed meat contributes substantially to premature death said review co-author Dr. Frank Hu in a press release issued by the Harvard School of Public health.
On the other hand choosing more healthful sources of protein in place of red meat can confer significant health benefits by reducing chronic disease morbidity and mortality.
This article was adapted from A New year's Resolution That Saves Money Improves Health and Reduces Global Warming Pollution
To this end leading health experts from across the globe have united to tackle and to unmask hidden sugar
It follows a similar model to salt reduction pioneered by Consensus Action on Salt and Health (CASH)
According to the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) this will have reduced stroke and heart attack deaths by a minimum of 9000 per year with a saving in health care costs of at least £1. 5bn a year.
If we can persuade the Department of health that this programme is very likely to help considerably with the obesity epidemic
and is Chairman of both Consensus Action on Salt and Health (CASH) and World Action on Salt and Health (WASH).
and recently served as President of The british Hypertension Society Sonia Pombo is a member of Consensus Action on Salt & Health (CASH).
The Best Fitness Trackers of 2014 Medical devices were one of the first applications of wearable tech.
Wearable tech has infiltrated the consumer health market too. Fitness trackers GPS watches and blood-pressure monitors are just a few of the devices that allow individuals to record
and track their health and share that information with their social network almost like a diary of your life Shaddock said.
As devices get smaller and more efficient they will become increasingly common he added. Wearables will perform many of the functions of today's personal computers.
and fenthion used by horticulturalists to keep Queensland fruit fly (also called Q-fly) at bay after finding that these chemicals pose an unacceptable risk to human health.
They also live in lawns and gardens especially at the edges of woods and old stone walls according to New york's Department of health.
Worsening of asthma & other health conditions Spring allergies can worsen an existing asthma or sinus problem Nish said.
7 Ancient Health Ideas Explained Identifying the origin of the chili pepper is not just an academic exercise senior author of the study Paul Gepts a plant scientist at the University of California Davis said in a statement.
But it is latrine efficiency not long-term health that's the Army's top priority.
Consistently loose bowel movements could be a sign of a chronic disease such as irritable bowel syndrome. 5 Things Your Poop Says About Your Health Misconception No. 2:
Colon cleansing is one of the worst things you can do for your colon and long-term health despite its enduring popularity.
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Study Finds Truthful statements about the health effects of cigarette smoking may come as a surprise to many smokers a new study suggests.
and was led by Dr. James Hardin of the Arnold School of Public health at the University of South carolina Columbia.
smoker health effects nonsmoker health effects cigarette addictiveness the design of cigarettes to increase addiction and the relative safety of light cigarettes.
and on TV said Dr. James Thrasher a co-author on the study report also at the Arnold School of Public health.
The ALF is a nonprofit anti-smoking research organization based in Washington D c. best known for The Truth health campaign which is aimed at teenagers.
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and rebound congestion is a common problem To relieve the stuffiness some may use even more nasal spray
Meanwhile typical forest-health treatments and community protection projects are just dots on the landscape They are not enough to save forests on a large scale.
By acting quickly and at larger scales we can restore forest health and build resiliency that will better prepare forests for whatever changes may occur in the future.
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#How Cold Was Winter? Starving Rats Ate Trees By now most of North america has thawed out from a brutal winter that introduced unhappy phrases such as polar vortex into the lexicon.
Rebound congestion creates symptoms worse than the original problem Bassett said. Mistake 7: Eating foods that aggravate allergies.
The study called Sustainable Solutions to Problems Affecting Bee Health was launched to coincide with National Pollinator Week (June 16-22) an annual event sanctioned by the U s. Secretary of agriculture that highlights the urgent issue
Bees which play a critical role in the health of food crops and natural ecosystems have experienced rapid declines in population and diversity over the past several years research from NHAES shows.
Nevertheless Barnard a well-known proponent of the vegan diet said that any movement toward a plant-centric diet would bring health benefits.
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and can give people a false sense of security about their health. Its voluntary labeling schemes also have been a joke.
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But most health organizations including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend getting your protein from food
Many of whey protein's purported health benefits are linked to a powerful antioxidant called glutathione.
whether whey protein has a meaningful effect on the health of people with conditions linked to low glutathione.
and early signs of complications from obesity and diabetes according to a 2012 review published in the journal Lipids in Health and Disease.
Most Americans eat twice the protein they need according to the National institutes of health (NIH. Excess protein of any kind will be stored as fat in the body
It is possible that the extra calcium needed will be leeched from bones according to the NIH. However studies are inconclusive on this point.
but other research has found people with high-protein diets have increased bone density according to the Harvard School of Public health.
Heat and humidity pose public health threats as higher humidity disrupts the body s natural ability to cool itself
Dissecting exactly which chemicals in plants are observed responsible for health benefits is notoriously tricky.##oewe may be able to figure this out as white carrots are rich in polyacetylenes
These stories erode the public s trust in health journalism. When reporting such stories it would be better to focus on the scientific method
a rule-of-thumb to choose what health stories to ignore Victoria Forster does not work for consult to own shares in
He published the documents on the Internet proving that cigarette companies had been fully aware of the health harms of tobacco for decades.
Fighting tobacco has been a lifelong effort for Glantz a professor of medicine at the University of California San francisco He has done research on both the health effects of tobacco and the efficacy of smoking-cessation programs.
while agencies discuss improving public health and saving lives which are difficult to measure in dollars.
The FDA figured that lost pleasure would reduce the value of health benefits lives saved
and health improved by 50 percent. That's right. The agency estimated that the value of lost pleasure to smokers was so great it would cut the benefits in better health
and lives saved by half. Tobacco companies sued the FDA over those rules claiming it violated the tobacco industry's First amendment rights to promote their product
So if e-cigarette regulations produce health and productivity benefits of $1 billion by this calculation the benefits would be worth only $300 million.
The paper published last February in the journal Health Economics includes an economist from the Office of management and budget as a co-author.
and sugar has demonstrated harmful health impacts labels letting me know how much extra sugar has been added to a food product would in some way make me unhappy as well as healthier.
Extensive and careful scientific analysis has documented the health risks from tobacco alcohol and junk food particularly to those who are addicted to those products.
Those changes can in turn have economic and health consequences such as altering the crop yields in agricultural markets or providing a more conducive environment for the spread of malaria.
Excessive rains can also have health impacts: In Kenya during the 1998 El Niã o rains caused catastrophic flooding that seriously damaged health infrastructure and spread malaria and Rift valley fever.
Those impacts are why forecasters like Barnston Goddard and L Heureux are working to better predict El Niã os
There is growing recognition that the absence of buffalo has led to deterioration of the ecological integrity of grasslands diminished the health of our people and led to an incalculable cultural loss.
Health Benefits, Risks & Nutrition Facts Apples are one of the healthiest foods a person can eat.
and Alzheimer's disease while assisting with weight management bone health pulmonary function and gastrointestinal protection. Often called a miracle food
however that the health benefits of a diet rich in fruits and vegetables outweigh the risks of pesticide exposure.
Weight-Loss Supplement May be Toxic to Some The use of Garcinia cambogia a popular weight-loss supplement may pose health risks to people who are taking certain antidepressants a recent case report suggests.
which also cause serotonin levels to rise could lead to serotonin toxicity said Hendrickson a toxicologist at the Department of Emergency Medicine of Oregon Health and Sciences University.
And that oversight is needed sorely to protect our health. Some additives which manufacturers claim to be recognized generally as safe have been linkedto fetal leukemia in human cell tests
and protect public health if it doesn't know the identity of these chemicals in the first place or if it can't review the evidence demonstrating that their use in food is safe.
but throughout the natural systems that sustain our health and the planet. Our food system encourages food waste on a massive scale about 40 percent of the food in this country never gets eaten.
which pose serious threats to human health and wildlife pollute water and deplete nutrients in the soil.
By raising awareness of these issues ensuring that strong health-protective standards are being enforced by the agencies responsible for protecting the public not profits
although many considered counseling their patients about environmental health hazards to be important. OB/GYN's are very good at talking about tobacco
However only 50 percent said they asked their patients about their environmental health history and about 7 percent said they had been trained to take
and interpret a patient's environmental health history. In a focus group with some of the obstetricians the doctors said they didn't discuss environmental toxins
Eating Habits The researchers used data from a large study of the health effects of children's diets that was conducted between September 2006 and February 2012.
and the health authorities in south Europe before this kind of dietary pattern will stop being called'Mediterranean'he said.
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