MYSTERIOUS: 15 | Mind Blowing Facts

Slow Eating vs Fast Eating: Which One Is Healthier for Your Body?

Food consumption is a daily activity that most individuals rarely consider how quickly they perform it. In this age where everyone seems to be living at a very fast pace, most people tend to consume their food rapidly because of the pressures of work, time management, or simply out of…

MyLifeXP · Jul 22

James Norton caused ‘pandemonium’ when he almost fainted at fashion event

The Happy Valley star, 41, was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at the age of 22 and uses a continuous glucose monitor to help manage the condition.

Evening Standard · Jul 22

Why Your Insulin Price Could Change Even When Your Insurance Plan Doesn’t

Before he died, my father had a rough battle with diabetes. Managing the disease is challenging enough without being surprised by a higher pharmacy bill, or...

Saving Advice · Jul 21

A tax on sugary drinks in Egypt could reduce disease and save US$1.8 billion in healthcare costs: modelling study

Non-communicable diseases – heart disease, stroke, diabetes, cancer – are no longer just a rich-country problem. Across Africa, they are becoming the leading cause of death, driven in part by a simple and overlooked culprit: what people drink.

The Conversation · Jul 20

Neem's Bitter Compounds Target Insulin Resistance and Metabolic Inflammation Better Than You Knew

The Bitterness Is the PointNeem's flavour is the first thing most people want to get past. Chew a fresh leaf and the bitterness hits the back of the throat in a way that feels medicinal before you've thought about it. That sensation is not incidental. The bitter compounds in neem,…

Times Life · Jul 18

What a 214,000-Person Study Reveals About Dementia Risk: Where You Live Changes What You Should Prevent First

A 214,000-person study in 14 countries finds dementia risk factors differ sharply by region. USC-led research challenges one-size-fits-all prevention approaches.

Medical Daily · Jul 17

Fatty Liver? These 3 Science-Backed Drinks May Help

Fatty liver disease often develops silently, showing few or no symptoms until the condition becomes more serious. Modern lifestyles, processed foods, lack of exercise, and excess alcohol have made it increasingly common worldwide. While there is no magic drink that can cure fatty liver, experts say that combining a healthy…

MyLifeXP · Jul 17

Ozempic Shows Early Anti-Aging Promise, but the Evidence Still Has Major Gaps Researchers Cannot Ignore

UC San Diego RCT found semaglutide slowed biological aging by 9%. But the study had 108 patients, all with HIV. Here is what the evidence shows and what it does not.

Medical Daily · Jul 16

Study of Botticelli paintings reveals muse behind 'Venus' died of tumour

A new study in Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolism suggests a diagnosis that could explain the death of Simonetta Vespucci, Botticelli’s muse, using facial recognition technology.

Euronews · Jul 16

The Health Tests You Should Get In Your 20s Even If You Feel Perfectly Healthy

Feeling healthy does not always mean everything is perfect inside your body. High cholesterol, vitamin deficiencies, diabetes, high blood pressure, and even certain infections can go unnoticed for years without causing obvious symptoms. Your 20s are the ideal time to create a baseline for your health. Regular screenings are not…

MyLifeXP · Jul 15