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Association between H.pylori and Diabetes

17/03/2012 22:05

The bacterium Heliobacter pylori is usually associated with gastric ulcer. Recent research suggests that the presence of H.pylori is associated with increased levels of glycosylated hemoglobin (HbA1c). Elevated levels of glycosylated hemoglobin are associated with diabetes. The...

Exercise to prevent Prostate cancer

17/03/2012 21:28

Prostate cancer is a disease affecting men. Recent research suggests that having coronary heart disease increases the risk for acquiring prostate cancer. Thus, factors which promote cardiovascular disease such as smoking and hypertension would also increase the risk for prostate cancer....

Losing weight may help Reduce Leaky Bladder in Diabetic Women

05/03/2012 16:33

Urinary incontinence is a phenomenon which affects many women. It has been shown that nearly 53% over the age of 20 suffer from incontinence. Extra fat, especially in the belly area, promotes incontinence. The situation becomes worse if the woman has diabetes. A new study indicates that...

Overeating in Old Age May Produce Memory problems

04/03/2012 22:34

Eating too much always creates problems. It produces obesity and obesity-related complications. Ageing increases the risk for several diseases including cardiovascular disease and dementia. Overeating in old age further complicates the situation. Several studies have shown that calorie...

Turmeric to Counter Osteoarthritis

23/02/2012 15:57

As one ages the joint structures get eroded. The key element in the joints is the cartilage which provides flexibility and makes movement easier. Ageing leads to the breakdown of cartilage structures, Cartilage is made up mainly of glycosaminoglycans like chondroitin sulphate and...

Importance of Sleep in Memory

19/02/2012 19:44

The formation of memory is a subject of considerable research. Sleep is divided into REM (rapid eye movement) sleep and non-REM sleep. REM sleep plays a vital role in dreams while non-REM sleep is closely concerned with the formation of memory. However, all stages of sleep have some role...

Shortened Telomeres Are Indicative of Reduced Fertility

18/02/2012 21:41

Telomeres are short stretches of nucleotides present at the ends of the chromosomes. They actually act as chromosomal caps. The function of the telomeres is to protect the chromosomes from being damaged. It has been seen that as one ages, the telomeres get shortened. In fact, the...

Why People Find it Difficult to Lose Weight

17/02/2012 21:43

More and more people are becoming overweight. This is particularly true in the western countries. People try hard and use every method available to shed weight. Nothing seems to work in many cases. Often, the individual may not be at fault. These people may be...

Turmeric to Fight Alzheimer's Disease

16/02/2012 17:14

Curcumin is obtained from the golden spice turmeric. It is believed to possess properties which can help ward off several diseases including several forms of cancer. Alzheimer’s disease is characterized by the presence of amyloid beta and tau protein fibrils which interfere...

Eat Less and Be Bright

13/02/2012 15:34

Increase in calorie intake coupled with sedentary lifestyle is responsible for the present obesity epidemic. Obesity can lead to several complications including the onset of dementia. Memory loss is a form of cognitive impairment. Recent research in Australia has shown that increase in...

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