Tag: immune system

  • Amber Museum In Lithuania Explores Baltic Legacy

    Amber Museum In Lithuania Explores Baltic Legacy

    Did you know that Lithuania has a museum of amber that showcases the legends surrounding this compound’s mystical healing properties, inquires into its scientific characteristics, and preserves the cultural heritage of the Baltic region? The new Mizgiris Amber Museum is strategically located in the resort town Nida on the Curonian Spit that has been inscribed…

  • Online Remote Doctoring In Canada Effective This Flu Season

    Online Remote Doctoring In Canada Effective This Flu Season

    How to keep your kids healthy this winter Kids never seem to get sick when it’s convenient. It always seems to hit in the middle of the night or the morning of a big test, and it’s not always obvious if they need to see a doctor or not. If your little one’s sick, your…

  • Aging, Muscular Neurosurgeon Says Building Muscle Best Protection Against Aging

    Aging, Muscular Neurosurgeon Says Building Muscle Best Protection Against Aging

    If you want good health, a long life and to feel your best  well into old age, the No. 1 most important thing you can do is  strength-training, says Dr. Brett Osborn, author of “Get Serious, A  Neurosurgeon’s Guide to Optimal Health and Fitness,” “Our ability to fight off disease resides in our muscles,”  Dr.…

  • 4 Aspects Of Your Life You Can Improve By Listening To Jazz

    4 Aspects Of Your Life You Can Improve By Listening To Jazz

    Music is known to have a strong effect on most people. It can compel its listeners to move along its rhythm and dance. It can also provide stimulation to the brain, which can improve a person’s bodily performance. This positive impact can double for the person performing the music. Can you image the impact that…

  • Weirdest Sleep Experiments

    Weirdest Sleep Experiments

    The very nature of being human means that we strive to understand the world around us. Scientists have long considered experiments the best way to test a hypothesis and draw a conclusion. Over the last century, scientists have begun to study sleep more and more. We know it’s necessary yet we don’t fully understand it.…

  • Suck it? Public Breastfeeding.

    Suck it? Public Breastfeeding.

    Come on, breastfeeding is not obscene. Breastmilk has evolved into an immune-building milk tailor-made for each child to protect infants and children from illnesses in their environment. There are over 400 ingredients in breastmilk whose reasons for being there are not fully known. There is a component in breastmilk which is only there to grow the…