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Nudging can make health good, says study

Researchers have found that eating "nose gizzard" helps to stimulate the immune system and protect against diseases.

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Researchers are now looking for a way to create synthetic mucus that could be turned into chewing gum or toothpaste to provide the same benefits.

Professor and pulmonologist Friedri ch Bischinger, who also contributed to the study, said the research shows poking the nose in addition to making people healthier, can allow them to be happier and probably in tune with the body. Nose stripping is a great way to strengthen the body's immune system. That makes a lot of sense and it's a perfectly natural thing. In terms of the immune system, the nose is a filter in which a lot of bacteria are collected and when that mixture gets into the intestines it works as a medicine, "said Friedrich. Another study conducted in 2009 by researchers at Duke University, in the United States, have concluded that excessive childhood cleansing is detrimental to adult health by inhibiting or disrupting the production and action of antibodies in our body, thereby altering our natural immunity. "The research found that children who wash their hands, every two minutes, do not come into contact with nature for fear of allergies and deprive themselves of contact with external agents, causing illness, and therefore, would have less resistance to bacteria and viruses than those whose mothers do not ask so much to see everything always so clean.


Ginger Capsules May Be Effective Against Chemotherapy-Induced Nausea

Ginger Capsules May Be Effective Against Chemotherapy-Induced Nausea

Despite widespread use of antiemetics - medicines that relieve symptoms such as nausea - nausea remain a symptom in the lives of 70% of patients undergoing chemotherapy. However, a study presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) has made a discovery that can change that reality.

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Diabetic neuropathy: is it possible to prevent?

Diabetic neuropathy: is it possible to prevent?

Diabetic neuropathy is one of the neurological complications of type 1 or type 2 diabetes mellitus, usually occurring in the context of decompensated disease, with inadequate glycemic control (blood sugar). Believes vascular, metabolic and even inflammatory mechanisms may be part of the pathophysiology (origin) of diabetic neuropathy.

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