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Everyone goes about their emotions in a different way. Emotional styles determine how we react to the experiences in our lives and how likely we are to have particular emotional moods. (more…)

If your health isn’t enough to make you stop smoking, then the health of your baby should be. Smoking during pregnancy affects you and your baby’s health before, during, and after your baby is born. (more…)
With the festive season around the corner, new research suggests a simple way to avoid packing on a few holiday kilo’s: eat more slowly.
Heavier people eat faster than slim ones, and men chow down faster than women, two new studies find. (more…)
For those that were fortunate enough to meet Steve Jobs during his lifetime, there’s a pretty high chance that he was wearing his famous black turtleneck with blue jeans. (more…)
Of all the 21st century health complaints, lack of sleep is perhaps the most common; according to the Sleep Council, only one in 10 of us say we always sleep well, while one in five suffer from lack of sleep and two thirds say they get less sleep now than they did in years gone by. (more…)
From fake door close buttons on elevators to non-functioning thermostats, placebo buttons are everywhere, but the cause-and-effect we think we see is made-up by our brains. (more…)
How to boost energy is a question many of us ask ourselves. We all feel the strain of everyday life; not enough sleep, too much work. However we need to learn of some ways of how to boost energy levels in our bodies that are not time consuming – let’s face it, none of us have much time to spare. Here are my 8 Tips on How to Boost Energy Instantly that will surely leave you feeling exhilarated, removing the tired feeling. (more…)
Their candles flickering in the warm Tennessee night, fans quietly stood vigil over Elvis Presley’s grave early Tuesday to mark the 34th anniversary of the singer’s death.
“Thank you so much for being here and continuing to honor the legacy of my father,” said a message from Lisa Marie Presley that was read to fans at the gates of Graceland. (more…)

The authors, led by Rachel Huxley of the University of Minnesota, reviewed studies published between 1966 and 2010 on 2.4 million people, including 44,000 cardiac events. (more…)
New research has shown that beetroot might be the newest secret weapon in sports nutrition
Winning margins in the Tour de France can be incredibly close and professional cyclists need every edge they can get. New research from the University of Exeter has shown that beetroot juice may be a surprising new addition to cyclists’ nutrition regimes.
“The researchers monitored athletes’ VO2 levels (showing the amount of oxygen consumed) during exercise to ensure that the cyclists worked at maximum effort on each occasion.
Results showed that when the cyclists drank ordinary beetroot juice they had a higher power output (measured in watts) for the same level of effort — suggesting their muscles and cardio-vascular system were being more efficient.
On average, riders were 11 seconds (2.8%) quicker over the 4km distance and 45 seconds (2.7%) faster over the 16.1km”
Bottom Line: A beetroot smoothie every morning can really help your training
You may have heard that a glass of red wine at night might actually be good for you. Well research has shown that the key healthy ingredient may actually protect against the effects of sedentary lifestyles – good news for those of us who spend the day in front of a computer.
“As strange as it sounds, a new research study published in the FASEB Journal, suggests that the “healthy” ingredient in red wine, resveratrol, may prevent the negative effects that spaceflight and sedentary lifestyles have on people. The report describes experiments in rats that simulated the weightlessness of spaceflight, during which the group fed resveratrol did not develop insulin resistance or a loss of bone mineral density, as did those who were not fed resveratrol.”
Bottom Line: A moderate intake of red wine can actually help you (but , of course, it doesn’t replace exercise and healthy eating).
Sharpen up with these top mind-boosters
Omega-3s nourish the mind’s communication strands. The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition recommends 400mg of fish oil capsules a day.
“Creatine increases the amount of energy that is available to the brain for computational tasks, improving general mental ability,” says Dr Caroline Rae of Macquarie University, Sydney.
Studies suggest that chewing on a two milligram tab can fire-up electrical impulses between nerve cells that help focus attention.
A regular Americano stimulates the frontal lobe. As a result, you will retain every profanity the boss fires at you about your extended coffee breaks.
A periwinkle plant extract, it increases blood flow to the brain. Studies from Japan suggest that 40mg a day raises mental alertness.
Other people can often bring a negative influence to our lives, both those who should be close to us, and others who should be less important. In many cases these people only have an effect on us because we allow them to do so, and with a little effort on our part we can reduce their impact on us or even remove it altogether. Here are some tips on how to remove negative influences from your life. (more…)