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9 Common Health Benefits Of Dark Chocolate You Should Try
Studies by organisations like Harvard Health and the American Heart Association have shown that moderate consumption of dark chocolate can promote heart health, brain function, and overall well-being.
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New Patch Device Uses Electricity To Combat Harmful Skin Bacteria
Scientists have created a bioelectronic patch, BLAST, that uses mild electrical pulses to eliminate harmful bacteria on the skin. Tested on pig skin, this device has shown significant reductions in bacterial levels, suggesting it could be used to prevent infections from medical devices. The patch creates an acidic environment that inhibits biofilm ...
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Enjoy Soul-Soothing Chaas? You Have To Try Taak- A Maharashtrian-Style Chaas
In Maharashtra, buttermilk is referred to as taak. The drink is spicy, salty and tangy, and strikes the right balance of flavours on your palate. It is enriched with the goodness of nutrients that benefit your health.
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Leprosy: Know The Symptoms And Risk Factors Of This Condition
Detection of leprosy in the early stage is difficult as the bacteria multiply slowly, the average incubation period of the disease is 5 years. Symptoms may take up to 20 years to appear which leads to an unintentional delay in diagnosis.
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This "Human Cheese" Is Made From Celebrity Armpit Bacteria
A new exhibit at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London features five cheeses have been made with bacteria harvested from the skin of some well-known personalities.
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Using These Combination Therapies Can Help Heal Acne
Long-term use of antibiotics in acne treatment is also associated with an increase in upper respiratory infections and skin bacteria and was shown to affect a user's blood-sugar level.
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Did You Know Bacteria Can Travel Thousands Of Miles Via Air: Study
"Our research suggests there must be a planet-wide mechanism that ensures the exchange of bacteria between faraway places," said Konstantin Severinov, Professor at the Rutgers University-New Brunswick.
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Make Homemade Scrubs With Sugar For Ultimate Skin Exfoliation
Exfoliation is an important part of skin care regime. With time, skin develops a layer of dead skin with accumulated dirt and oil, which in turn clogs the pores. It also serves as a breeding ground for bacteria that leads to skin problems like blackheads and acne.
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Now Treat Your Eczema With This New Unusual Approach
New research suggests an unusual new approach that might change things for those who suffer from eczema: applying live bacteria from healthy people to the skin of victims.
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Can Your Diet Affect Your Body Odour?
While most common body odour is caused by the presence of bacteria on our skin metabolizing the proteins and sugars in our sweat, our diet or the foods we choose to eat may also determine the odour.
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Watch Out For These Toxic Ingredients In Your Beauty Products
Are you aware of the toxic ingredients used in your moisturizers, shampoos, soaps, deodorants and body wash?
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Oral Bacteria May Trigger Gut Diseases, Eat a Gut Friendly Diet to Cut the Risk
Faltering gut health can easily be reflected in the quality of your skin, hair.
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Man Dies In New York After Tattoo Gets Infected With Flesh-Eating Bacteria
A 31-year-old man died after his tattoo became infected with flesh-eating bacteria that live in ocean water, according to a new report. He had gone for a swim in the Gulf of Mexico just five days after getting a tattoo on his leg, against the doctor's advice.
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Lotion Enriched With Good Bacteria May Help Fight Skin Infections
A lotion enriched with the body's own beneficial bacteria may help protect against skin infections such as eczema, a new study claims.
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Bacteria Trapped In Skin Pore Causes Acne: Study
Scientists have discovered that bacteria on the skin trapped in clogged pore, surrounded by oil and no air, release fatty acids that trigger inflammation known as acne, a finding that may lead to new treatments for the condition.
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9 Common Health Benefits Of Dark Chocolate You Should Try
Studies by organisations like Harvard Health and the American Heart Association have shown that moderate consumption of dark chocolate can promote heart health, brain function, and overall well-being.
-
New Patch Device Uses Electricity To Combat Harmful Skin Bacteria
Scientists have created a bioelectronic patch, BLAST, that uses mild electrical pulses to eliminate harmful bacteria on the skin. Tested on pig skin, this device has shown significant reductions in bacterial levels, suggesting it could be used to prevent infections from medical devices. The patch creates an acidic environment that inhibits biofilm ...
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Enjoy Soul-Soothing Chaas? You Have To Try Taak- A Maharashtrian-Style Chaas
In Maharashtra, buttermilk is referred to as taak. The drink is spicy, salty and tangy, and strikes the right balance of flavours on your palate. It is enriched with the goodness of nutrients that benefit your health.
-
Leprosy: Know The Symptoms And Risk Factors Of This Condition
Detection of leprosy in the early stage is difficult as the bacteria multiply slowly, the average incubation period of the disease is 5 years. Symptoms may take up to 20 years to appear which leads to an unintentional delay in diagnosis.
-
This "Human Cheese" Is Made From Celebrity Armpit Bacteria
A new exhibit at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London features five cheeses have been made with bacteria harvested from the skin of some well-known personalities.
-
Using These Combination Therapies Can Help Heal Acne
Long-term use of antibiotics in acne treatment is also associated with an increase in upper respiratory infections and skin bacteria and was shown to affect a user's blood-sugar level.
-
Did You Know Bacteria Can Travel Thousands Of Miles Via Air: Study
"Our research suggests there must be a planet-wide mechanism that ensures the exchange of bacteria between faraway places," said Konstantin Severinov, Professor at the Rutgers University-New Brunswick.
-
Make Homemade Scrubs With Sugar For Ultimate Skin Exfoliation
Exfoliation is an important part of skin care regime. With time, skin develops a layer of dead skin with accumulated dirt and oil, which in turn clogs the pores. It also serves as a breeding ground for bacteria that leads to skin problems like blackheads and acne.
-
Now Treat Your Eczema With This New Unusual Approach
New research suggests an unusual new approach that might change things for those who suffer from eczema: applying live bacteria from healthy people to the skin of victims.
-
Can Your Diet Affect Your Body Odour?
While most common body odour is caused by the presence of bacteria on our skin metabolizing the proteins and sugars in our sweat, our diet or the foods we choose to eat may also determine the odour.
-
Watch Out For These Toxic Ingredients In Your Beauty Products
Are you aware of the toxic ingredients used in your moisturizers, shampoos, soaps, deodorants and body wash?
-
Oral Bacteria May Trigger Gut Diseases, Eat a Gut Friendly Diet to Cut the Risk
Faltering gut health can easily be reflected in the quality of your skin, hair.
-
Man Dies In New York After Tattoo Gets Infected With Flesh-Eating Bacteria
A 31-year-old man died after his tattoo became infected with flesh-eating bacteria that live in ocean water, according to a new report. He had gone for a swim in the Gulf of Mexico just five days after getting a tattoo on his leg, against the doctor's advice.
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Lotion Enriched With Good Bacteria May Help Fight Skin Infections
A lotion enriched with the body's own beneficial bacteria may help protect against skin infections such as eczema, a new study claims.
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Bacteria Trapped In Skin Pore Causes Acne: Study
Scientists have discovered that bacteria on the skin trapped in clogged pore, surrounded by oil and no air, release fatty acids that trigger inflammation known as acne, a finding that may lead to new treatments for the condition.
