sf180 ketoPosted by jifb4 sh on May 29th, 2019 According to Mazdasan, people can be divided into two groups - "electrically" or "magnetically capable". "Electrically capable" people see the meaning of life in material things, enjoy comfort and a rich social life. They are friendly, fun and light-hearted. Their bones are fragile, have problems with digestion and tendency to obesity. Mainly nutritionally rich foods are sugar and acid rich foods such as fruits.The results of a new study showed that stroke is 60% more common in older people who have lost 10 to 19 teeth when compared to people who have lost less teeth. In theory, bacteria that settle in the gums due to poor dental hygiene can induce a number of chemical processes throughout the body, and eventually cause inflammation. And inflammation not insignificantly contributes to arteriosclerosis. People who suffer from chronic headaches are almost three times more likely to be snoring than people who only have headaches sometimes. About four percent of adults suffer from chronic headaches, which is usually a headache at least fifteen times a month.Researchers at the National Institute of Aging found that 24% of people with chronic headaches say they "always" snore, compared with 14% of healthier study participants. It has also been shown that about half of adults suffering from chronic headaches reported that these pains occur at least 260 days a year, compared to 24 days (or less) in healthier study participants. These headaches are related to a condition called sleep apnea, which is a sleep disorder in which the upper respiratory tract partially closes and temporarily prevents airflow into the lungs, causing the snoring to gasp. It has been known for some time that dementia - loss of memory and other mental abilities - can be caused by vascular disease. The new Swedish study suggests that - at least in men - high blood pressure in the middle age can lead to learning and memory problems and mean a worsening of intellectual abilities at all.Watching TV can have an effect not only on your mind. It can also stand in the background of your weight gain. A recent study of 50,000 women showed that with every two hours of TV viewing, the risk of obesity increased by 23%. The risk of diabetes increased by 14%. Interestingly, sitting at work brings much less risk. Like it? Share it! |