Usually we eat when hungry or when we want to cheer ourselves up with something delicious. But food can be a medicine, and even a means that can save you from some unpleasant situations.
American researchers from the Agricultural Center at the University of Louisiana came to the conclusion that lovers of sweets have less weight, less body mass index (BMI) and even a smaller waistline than those who limit themselves to sweet.
Employees of the Society of Cardiovascular Surgeons of the United States argue that healthy laughter relieves stress and muscle tension, increases immunity and treats hypertension.
A group of British scientists from the universities of Stirling, Chester and Liverpool came to the conclusion that in couples where the woman's external appeal greatly exceeds the beauty of a man, the probability of parting is especially high.
This is stated in the Global Report on the State of Alcohol and Health, published by the World Health Organization (WHO), the press service of the public organization School of the Heart.
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has authorized the use of the papillomavirus vaccine for the prevention of anterior cancers, the incidence of which is increasing among homosexual men, MSNBC reports.
