Quit Smoking - By stopping smoking, women benefit from a decreased risk of cardiovascular disease and a lesser incidence of death from various smoking-related cancers. According to new results of the large-scale Nurses’ Health Study, female smoking cessation brings major health risks down by more than 20 percent!
The study was based on the analysis of [...]
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By Irwan Lee
Despite of being feared most, breast cancer is not the biggest killer of Women.
For decades heart disease and heart attacks have been viewed as a man’s illness. Most women mistakenly perceive breast cancer as the most fear diseases, their biggest enemy and the no.1 killer of women. They concern themselves and know how [...]
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By Irwan Lee
An estimated 35 per cent of the world’s populations suffer from halitosis, more commonly known as chronic bad breath.
Bad Breath or also known as Dragon Breath is an embarrassing problem and many of us would have suffered from it at some point in our lives and affects millions of people everyday. Just because [...]
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By Irwan Lee
Poor dental hygiene and not brush your teeth regularly can cause unhealthy teeth, bleeding gum which might boosts the risk of heart attacks and strokes according to researchers at a September 2008 meeting of the Society for General Microbiology in Dublin.
According to the World Health Organization, heart disease is the number one killer [...]
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Tuesday, August 4, 2009
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