Archive for March, 2008
Therapists have always been concerned about devising treatment for the women who feel pain during the sexual intercourse. This problem has been inflicting half the women in the US; however two recently published studies have given an insight how to attain relief.It not only promises to relieve of the pain but is also designed to increase the intensity of the orgasm and frequency during the intercourse in women. The major advantage is that no drugs or surgery are involved in the process.
It is a manual physical therapy that gives a feeling like a deep massage. The “Wurn Technique” claims to reduce or eliminate the intercourse pain in up to 96% of the women.
“Television viewing is the main reason for the consumption of fast foods and beverages that are advertised in the television,” says a study.
It is found in a study that by cutting the time of television and computer viewing will reduce the consumption of food that in turn loses the weight. Increased fat consumption is the reason for the large increase in pediatric obesity. The study may help to solve the problem of obesity in United States where 16% of the children aged between 6 and 19 years old are obese and it will increase to 45% in another ten years. The advertisements embedded between the cartoons increases the choice of having the advertised items with the pre-school goers and also prompt eating. March issue of the “Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine” published these findings.
Steve Granick is one of the members of a research team that has broken ground on an exciting new area of physics and chemistry. Through use of metal deposition Granick along with Liang Hong, Steven Anthony, and Huilin Tu, has created a material that is geometrically balanced while being a chemical split. The half metallic, half non-metallic particles hold an infinite number of possible applications including medical applications.Within the micron-sized particles lie fluorescent dyes. The dyes appearance when viewing the uncoated portion of the particle and subsequent disappearance when the metallic coated portion of the particle is in view opens up a whole new realm of study for the science of motion.
A new survey has been designed around studying how moms feel about including fruits and vegetables in their daily diet. This survey conducted between January 18 and January 22, 2008 in collaboration between ‘Produce for Better Health Foundation (PBH)’ and the ‘Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’ in cooperation with other partners. They choose a sample of women between the ages of 24 and 41, all of whom had at least 1 child under18 living in their household out of which 1,000 women responded to this online survey.
Around 70% of the women expressed happiness and satisfaction after eating healthy foods like fruits or vegetables. Extra sweetened foods or food laced with extra saltiness and spices are likely to trigger negative emotions like sadness or stress. They felt the same after consuming salty snack foods and heavy foods like cheeseburgers and also found themselves ridden with a feeling of guilt after eating sweets.
The researchers when compared the results of the different responses of moms, found that majority of the proportion of the women were happier and felt good about their own selves after consuming generous portion of vegetables and fruits.
