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THIS tea may help with weight loss and related metabolic diseases
Publicado em 30 de setembro de 2025
Imagine sipping a tea a bidding goodbye to obesity and other metabolic diseases. Researchers have found a simple way to tackle obesity. It could be as simple as sipping a tea. A recent study highlights a specific tea's potential in tackling metabolic diseases and aiding weight management. Researchers found that this tea extract significantly reduced weight, improved glucose sensitivity, and insulin resistance in obese mice. This ancient beverage also prevented muscle atrophy and selectively [...]
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Solar storms can trigger heart attacks in women, shocking study finds
Publicado em 30 setembro 2025NASA has warned that the sun is becoming active and can slam Earth with extreme solar storms in the coming weeks. We are aware of the coomunications disruptions geostorms can cause; however, a study has revealed that they can wreak havoc on human health. Researchers from the National Institute for Space Research (INPE) in Brazil have noted a bizarre consequence of solar storms striking the invisible shield around Earth. They revealed that women were at a three times higher risk of heart attacks [...]WION (Índia) -
Amazon rainforest trees are getting bigger due to climate change: What a new study says
Publicado em 30 setembro 2025The average size of trees in the Amazon rainforest has been steadily increasing due to the rising levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere, according to a new study. The trees are increasing in size by more than three per cent every ten years, the analysis said. The study, ‘Increasing tree size across Amazonia’, was published in the journal Nature Plants on September 25. It was carried out by an international team of around 100 scientists from more than 60 universities [...]The New Indian Express (Índia) -
Can Solar Storms Trigger Heart Attacks? Brazilian Study Reveals Surprising Link
Publicado em 29 setembro 2025Imagine looking up at the Sun and realizing that its temper tantrums might be subtly influencing your heart. It may sound like science fiction, but a new study by Brazilian researchers suggests a tangible link between solar activity and heart attacks, particularly in women. This research, published in Nature Communications Medicine, provides a fascinating window into how space weather—the storms that ripple through our solar system—might affect human health here on Earth. Earth’s [...]The Uncover Reality (Índia) -
Study Links Solar Storms to Increased Heart Attack Risk, Particularly in Women
Publicado em 29 setembro 2025Recent research published in the journal Communications Medicine highlights a possible link between disturbances in Earth's magnetic field caused by solar storms and an increased frequency of heart attacks, with a marked effect noted among women. This finding emerges from an analysis of health data collected from the public health system of São José dos Campos, São Paulo, Brazil, during a period of heightened solar activity between 1998 and 2005. The study focused [...]SSBCrack News (Índia) -
Invisible ‘city killer’ asteroids orbiting Venus could hit Earth without warning, scientists warn
Publicado em 28 setembro 2025Astronomers led by Valerio Carruba of São Paulo State University (UNESP) have identified a largely unseen population of asteroids co‑orbiting the Sun in resonance with Venus, objects few have noticed, but which may one day pose serious risk to Earth, his team published findings in Astronomy & Astrophysics. These Venus co‑orbital asteroids, also known as 1:1 mean‑motion resonant objects, share roughly the same orbital period around the Sun as Venus, without being satellites of [...]WION (Índia) -
Mysterious Asteroids Near Venus Could Slam Into Earth Soon
Publicado em 27 setembro 2025Scientists have identified a hidden population of asteroids orbiting the Sun near Venus, which may pose a potential threat to Earth. This revelation comes from a recent study led by Valerio Carruba, an astronomer at São Paulo State University in Brazil. The research, published in Astronomy & Astrophysics , delves into the little-known category of Venusian co-orbital asteroids—celestial objects that complete their orbits in sync with Venus but are challenging to detect from [...]SSBCrack News (Índia) -
Do Aerobic Trainings Really Help Prevent Heart Problems?
Publicado em 26 setembro 2025Regular exercise can improve right and left side heart nerves, holding out hope for treating broken-heart syndrome effectively. Consistent exercise not only improves the heart function, but also modifies the nerve cluster on both the sides of the heart that control it (1✔). Scientists from the University of Bristol (UK), conducted research on the effects of aerobics on heart nerves, the study was published in the journal Autonomic Neuroscience. Normal aerobic workout [...]Medindia (Índia) -
Weak bones and rapid aging cause identified - microplastics in human bones
Publicado em 26 setembro 2025Microplastics, the tiny plastic particles smaller than five millimeters, have emerged as one of the most pressing environmental and public health concerns of our time. Continuous research shows their presence not only in oceans, soil, and air but increasingly inside the human body. Now, a groundbreaking review reveals microplastics have been detected in human bones. Since plastics take a lot of time to decompose, these microplastics originate either from larger plastic items breaking apart or [...]The Economic Times (Índia) -
Amazon trees are growing bigger than ever before — and the reason is shocking
Publicado em 26 setembro 2025The Amazon rainforest exhibits surprising growth, with trees expanding due to increased carbon dioxide levels, acting as a natural fertilizer. Larger trees dominate, enhancing carbon storage crucial for mitigating climate change. However, scientists caution that rising temperatures and extreme weather events pose threats to this flourishing forest, potentially disrupting tree growth and releasing stored carbon back into the atmosphere. Growing trees are always a blessing and a promise of [...]The Times of India (Índia) online