Articles, tagged with "world health organisation", page 1

The BMI Calculator Will Tell You Your Ideal Weight

You know you have to lose weight but do you know how much you have to lose? Do you have a target to shoot for? Like most things we are trying to achieve, losing weight works best when we have a goal. Otherwise, how will you know when you have lost enough ... Read >
Author: William Burnell

How To Be Healthy - How Much Sugar A Day Is Too Much?

Our body does not need us to feed it sugar. It has no need of it and it gets no nutritional value from it. It does need sugar in the form of glucose, which it gets by converting some foods. Glucose is necessary to feed our cells and thus our total system.... Read >
Author: William Burnell

Scientific Studies Offer Hope To IVF Patients And Couples With Unexplained Fertility Problems

"Sticky" Egg Captures Sperm A study by an international team of researchers published in the journal Science in August 2011 has found that it is the "sticky" egg that catches the sperm. The international research team said that their discovery should he... Read >
Author: Jackie De Burca

Useful Eye Care Tips for Women of Any Age

According to the World Health Organisation almost two thirds of blind people worldwide are women and girls. Women are also prone to develop dry eye problems more than men. There are several ways to keep the eyes healthy to prevent serious eye problems fro... Read >
Author: Kate Dawson

Benefits of Juicing: Boosting Your Immunity System

Our bodies have the impressive ability of being able to heal themselves and fight off illness. All the body needs from us to provide it with the right energy and nutrients to allow it to function at its maximum potential. Diets which are high in proce... Read >
Author: Jimmy Evola

Know your Health

Know your health Health is physical (body) efficiency. Sickness is opposite to health i.e. physical inefficiency. We can say nobody is perfectly healthy or unhealthy. It is not possible to compare a persons health with other person. Health may be d... Read >
Author: jpreddy

Top 10 Foods to Reduce Belly Fat of human

Obese people find it the hardest to deal with the fat stored in and around the abdomen and the waist. Not only does belly fat make your abdomen bulge out, it also poses grave risk to of diseases like hypertension, diabetes and stroke. According to the Wo... Read >
Author: seoatulkumar

We Need Only 10% Protein Foods in Our Diet

We need only 10% protein food in our diet.You may have heard that you need more than that,especially from the meat lobby who always want you to believe that only meat can deliver sufficient amounts of protein According to the World Health Organisation ... Read >
Author: andrewcollinson

Noise Pollution is not just Annoying

Loud lawnmowers in the morning, incessant city traffic, construction work, aeroplanes, school kids shouting, phones ringing in the office, Australian Idol – we’re constantly surrounded by never-ending irritating noises in today’s modern society, but a new... Read >
Author: Scott Jamieson

Alcoholism - Is There A Medical Cure?

The World Health Organisation estimates that around 76 million people globally currently suffer from some kind of alcohol-related condition. Alcohol remains the world's number one killer causing almost 2.5 million deaths a year or just about 4% of the wor... Read >
Author: James Frith

Costa Blanca Holidays in Brief

A well known area of Spain is the ideal place for your COSTA BLANCA HOLIDAYS. The Costa Blanca is well known for the many sandy beaches all along the coast, dotted with small fishing villages and the occasional larger towns. Alicante sits almost in the ce... Read >
Author: Porsche

Get Expatriate Health Insurance Easily

If you're thinking about moving to foreign countries as an expat, your first concerns are probably about arranging accommodation and finding a job. But you also need to think about your health. What will happen if you become ill? It is important to think ... Read >
Author: Deepaksingh1

Boots Hearing Care Offers Free Hearing Tests as The Levels of Hearing Loss Increase

Hearing loss is on the rise, according to Professor Adrian Davis of the British MRC Institute of Hearing Research. He estimates that the number of people suffering from hearing loss of more than 25 dB (the definition of hearing impairment recognised by th... Read >
Author: Carolyn

Don't Let The Scales Rule Your Life

What is the "obesity crisis? and how is it measured?" How do we know what a 'healthy weight' is and how on earth can we measure our progress reaching it? BMI - (Bloomin Misleading Indicator! ) Many weight loss websites stick to a BMI (Body Mass Ind... Read >
Author: nicolabusley1

Food Packaging Containing BPA Still Safe For Consumer

The high quality of modern packaging has allowed consumers to have the utmost confidence in the integrity of the contents, so any issue that causes us to question that confidence is a concern worth investigating. Recent world-wide media reports of poss... Read >
Author: EvaJudge

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