HEALTH & WELLBEING

New Zealand Child Brooklyn Beazley Saves Pregnant Mum from Diabetic Coma

A seven-year-old girl in New Zealand acted quickly to save her pregnant mum's life. Brooklyn Beazley saw her mother collapsing and slipping into a diabetic coma. The girl was struggling to open a bottle of glucose syrup because she knew her mum needs sugar. The young girl didn't panic and knew how to dial the emergency hotline 111. She listened to the operator carefully and followed her instructions. She told paramedics that her "mummy needs sugar."
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‘Mysterious’ No More: 10 Things to Know About Flesh-Eating Disease

The fear of Flesh Eating Disease caused a public panic in the Philippines after a media report that a "mysterious flesh-eating disease" is spreading in Pangasinan, a town in the northern part of the country. What is flesh-eating disease, and why rumors of it can spark a national panic similar to an apocalyptic doom? Below are 10 facts that you should know about flesh-eating disease.

Top 10 Global Fitness Trends For 2014

In 2006, ACSM’s Health & Fitness Journal® developed and widely disseminated an electronic survey to thousands of professionals worldwide to determine trends in the health and fitness industry. Some of the trends first identified for 2007 have moved up and stayed at the top of the list since the first survey was published, whereas other new trends appear to be emerging for 2014, and still others have dropped out of the top 20.

Enemies of Healthy Hair

Healthy strands boast tightly closed cuticle layers. If hair is in good condition, it shines, swings, feels good when touched, and has no "candyfloss" ends or split strands. If you want to keep your hair healthy, you have to avoid the enemies of healthy hair; too much sun, vitamin deficiencies, illness or other stresses, certain drugs like sulfa drugs and birth control pills, and cosmetic assaults like perming or dyeing. There is also the issue of environmental contamination, as from chlo...

Yoga to Control Mindless Sugar Craving

Frequent eating of carbohydrates such as sweets and biscuits, affect the part of the brain controlling impulse, leading to loss of self control and a subsequent craving for unhealthy, high-calorie foods.

Top 10 Training Tips for Runners

Whether you're an elite athlete focused on winning or a beginner simply hoping to stagger across the finish line, you can expect one thing from yourself: your personal best. Runners need to pay attention to their training regime and protect their entire body, as well. There are different elements that need to be covered under your training regime. Read on...

Bariatric Surgery: an Option for Enhanced Sexual Satisfaction

Sex is an important part of quality life. More than half of women who seek bariatric surgery report signs of sexual dysfunction and, consequentially, psychological stress. "A massive weight loss following bariatric surgery is associated with significant improvements in quality of life," according to a study's lead author David Sarwer, PhD, professor of Psychology in Psychiatry and Surgery in the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.

Men: Are You at Risk for Cancer of the Penis? (WARNING: GRAPHIC VIDEOS)

More fuel would likely be added again to the heated debate on whether to cut or not the foreskin of male infants. The trigger this time is a study that links the rise in number of sexually transmitted infection and drop in rates of childhood circumcision with an increase in rate of cancer of the penis.

U.S. Pizza Hut Branch Shut Down After Manager Caught Peeing In Sink

A Pizza Hut restaurant in the U.S. has been shut down after its manager was caught on camera peeing in the kitchen sink. The unnamed manager was immediately fired, while the West Virginia branch was closed down by local health officials after the video was uploaded online.

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