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Why Depression is more common in Women Several researches have shown that Depression occur twice more in women than men. Here we will try to figure out the reasons behind that. Our out of every four women fall prey to major depression once in a lifetime. Minor Depression occurs to almost every body in a lifetime. Reasons of Depression in Women : Disturbance in hormone level is a major cause of depression.As compared to men Hormone levels fluctuate a lot more in Women. Menstruation, pregnancy, postpartum and menopause are some of the periods when women face disturbance in hormone levels. Even during periods they face this thing every month. Similarly child birth is also a time of hormonal imbalance. Girls entering puberty are twice prone to depression compared to boys. Sometimes starting of periods also cause depression in girls. Women think more at the time of difficulty which develops depression. While men react differently with difficulties in life. Men show stoicism, anger, or subst...

According to Mr. Random Number Generator, the winner of Fresh: The Ultimate Live-Food Cookbook by Sergei and Valya Boutenko is Sarah from Living The Fruity Life. Heres how Sarah responded to the question Whats your favorite fresh fruit and vegetable? My favorite fresh fruit would be a Mango :o) My favorite veggie would be Celery. Thanks for the giveaway opportunity!!! Sergei and Valyas experience is so inspirational. They were one of the first raw testimonies I ever heard about. Id love to have their book! I find the story of Sarah and her own raw family to be quite inspirational. If youve never been to her blog, Id encourage a visit. You can read about her own journey into Raw Food Land and how she brought her husband and two children along for the ride. Ever wonder how to feed a family of four on raw, living foods? Take a tour of Sarahs kitchen! Id like to thank everyone who participated in my first giveaway. It was so much fun, I just might have to do another. And I would encour...

Life and Death Life and Death is a never ending topic for discussion. Everybody have their own views and philosophies, but those views dont change the meaning of life and death. It only shows how that particular person thinks about it. Views of every second person will be different from the first. Difference might be minor but there will be. What is Life ? Is life just taking birth, growing up with your parents, getting married and watching you son / daughter and then their son/ daughter.Then finally saying goodbye to all. This is very common thinking about life. But if you think in that way, it means you are living a very normal life with no fun at all and waiting for death. Some people think tat life is time to have fun. They like to travel, party, drink, eat and say that this is life. They also know that death is certain but they want to enjoy every moment of it. Other people think that these people are wasting their money for no reason. But if you ask them they will say that they ...

A protruding midsection can mean many different things. It can be obesity, starvation/kwashiorkor or sarcopenia. It can mean there is a layer of fat outside, sagging organs poorly supported by weak abdominal muscles or fat surrounding the organs and stretching the muscles outward. Alternatively having the same “lean” profile at 60 as at 16 could be a sign of a decline of muscle and an increase in fat surrounding organs. You can always have a porthole put in to see what is going on, or you can check the calendar and your C-reactive protein level. If you are over fifty and your doctor has told you that your CRP, a measure of inflammation, is starting to creep up, then you are starting to suffer from age-related loss of muscle, sarcopenia. That is, you have begun to replace your muscle mass with fat, and the fat is producing inflammatory signal molecules, cytokines, that are the same as those produced by your immune system cells in response to an infection. Most of the symptoms we ass...

I was recently asked at a presentation what my thoughts were on juicing. Moreover, new years is quickly approaching and with it come resolutions, which many will be losing weight, especially after indulging during the holidays. Therefore, I decided to write about whether to juice or not to juice. People juice for several reasons; whether its "detox", weight loss, staying healthy or "rebooting", but is it appropriate?! Many companies talk about raving health benefits, however, hardly any of these claims can be supported by scientific evidence.    The best way to do help you decide if to juice or not is by just dividing it to pros and cons: Pros Good way to get more fruits and vegetables in the diet, especially if you are picky or not a big vegetable and fruit eater High in antioxidants as well as vitamins and minerals Feels "lighter" since you do not chew anything or have "bulky" food in your stomach Could help with weight loss   Cons Very pricey....

This method relies on the additional fluid loss or excess water from the body, and see if we can suffer from increased water in the body or not Pressing the parties to the nail on the weft thumb severely If stayed impact for the period of more than one second or two seconds, you might suffer from the problem of increasing water. As well as swelling of the feet, ankles, or flatulence sometimes indicates increased fluid, as well as some medications to help the body to retain water, and not eating the right proportions proteins leads to the accumulation of water in the cells The accumulation of toxins in the cells, forcing the body to retain large quantities of water equivalent, as well as a lack of vitamins and minerals and sensitivity leads to a significant increase in the amount of fluid in the body. Application Applied diet developed by nutrition expert "to Linda Azaredz," in two phases, the first phase of a two-month And the body gets rid of the impurities that cause the wa...

What is a sleeping disorder Sleep disorders are divided into three main groups:      Dyssomnias: insomnia psychological origin (inability to sleep at night), altitude insomnia, insomnia from external (extrinsic), sleep disorders related to alcohol or drugs, narcolepsy. Insomnia is a common complaint in the elderly over 60 years. We distinguish insomnia from the beginning of sleep, insomnia and sleep maintenance and insomnia wake up early. Temporary insomnia can last up to 3 weeks beyond, we speak of chronic insomnia;      Parasomnias are sleep disorders associated with nocturnal awakenings but without major disruption of sleep or impaired alertness during the day. It is mainly seen in children but may persist in adults are of a pathological nature. Parasomnias include sleepwalking, night terrors, sleep disorders associated with sleep, nocturnal bruxism and nocturnal enuresis (urinary incontinence during the night);      Sleep d...

Is it possible to get healthy or lose weight without dieting? We’re firmly in the pro-healthy-living but anti-diet camp over here, so if there’s a way to drop unhealthy extra pounds (stress on unhealthy — your bod is probably pretty great as it is) or get healthy without resorting to diets, I’m all ears. The word “diet” has been getting a bad reputation the past few years, and for good reason: Research shows that crash diets, generally defined as eating under 1200 calories a day, are not successful in the long run, and in fact may be detrimental to your health. So how to get healthy? Huge changes to an unhealthy lifestyle can be a daunting prospect, making it difficult to start losing excess weight. Fortunately, Quartz reports that new research from the Food and Brand Lab at Cornell University shows that even just one small lifestyle change can trigger a chain reaction of sorts — small changes lead to small amounts of weight loss, which leads to other small changes, with an overall eff...

Remember: If anything fructose from beverages (including juices), yet not fructose from whole fruit is a problem. In fact eating whole fruits will decrease your blood lipids and high sensitivity C reactive protein (hs-CRP) inflammation markers. Fructose is bad for you, right? Right. According to the latest study from the University of Newcastle , the consumption of only one drink containing containing 50 g of either fructose or glucose or sucrose dissolved in water will have detrimental effects on the #1 indicator of whole body inflammation, which is high sensitivity C-reactive protein (hs-CRP). Much to the researchers surprise, though, the same amount of fructose had significant beneficial effects on the plasma lipid levels of the healthy male and female adults (n = 14) between the ages of 18-60 years who were recruited by advertisement and underwent study procedures at the Nutraceuticals Research Group Clinic rooms at the University of Newcastle in Australia. Learn more about fruc...

Insulin sensitivity is a necessary pre- requisite for much more than a profane set of sixpack abs. You will probably have realized that the number of short-news like articles on the SuppVersity has been increasing as of late. The reasons for that are twofold: For one, its the fact that it pisses me off (sorry, but thats how it is) that all the interesting stuff I post on the SuppVersity Facebook Page disappears into an oblivion of which I can only hope that it is not Mark Zuckerbergs *** Secondly, I am currently working my regular job, doing some additional University stuff and working on another nutrition and exercise science related project and dont have the time to do the extensive research thats necessary to produce articles like part II of the "perfect frying oil" article, you may (rightly) already be waiting for. In other words: If you dont want me to switch to a twice or thrice (max) a week schedule, you will have to live with less in-depth articles like this - sorry!...

Its not just about more protein its about significantly more protein and - possibly - also about whey! Just to make sure: Yes, I know the study I am about to discuss in todays SuppVersity article is a rodent study - a rodent study by researchers from the University College Cork and the University College Dublin (Mc Allan. 2014).  And yes, I know that you aint no fury little mouse or rat... ... but I do also know that the beneficial metabolic effects of high protein intakes appear to be even more, not less pronounced in human beings and will thus not mention 500x that the assumption that wed see similar benefits in men and women would obviously require experimental confirmation... alright? Now that we are clear, dear non-dams and non-bucks... ... you are probably already drooling at the sought of reading yet another "high protein is good for you" study. Dont worry I am not going keep you on the tenderhooks longer than absolutely necessary. What is necessary, though is a ver...

An Australian study throws doubt on the notion that a more gradual approach to weight loss is always the most effective route to take. The study also found that whether you opt for a "crash" diet or something a bit slower, the rate at which you shed excess pounds has no bearing on whether or not those pounds will come back. The findings are published Oct. 15 in  The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology . "Across the world, guidelines recommend gradual weight loss for the treatment of obesity, reflecting the widely held belief that fast weight loss is more quickly regained," study lead author Katrina Purcell, a dietician at the University of Melbourne in Australia, said in a journal news release. However, the new study shows that "achieving a weight loss target of 12.5 percent is more likely, and drop-out is lower, if losing weight is done quickly," Purcell said. Current guidelines recommend slow and steady weight loss in the belief that it is more likely th...

Many people believe that weight lost quickly is quickly regained, and there are some studies that suggest this may be true. But a new randomized trial has found no long-term difference in weight regain among people who lost pounds slowly and those who did so quickly. Australian researchers randomly assigned 200 obese people to one of two groups. The first followed a severely calorie-restricted diet for 12 weeks, the second a moderately restricted diet over 36 weeks. The study is online in Lancet  Diabetes   & Endocrinology. The researchers then placed all those who lost at least 12.5 percent of their weight — 51 of the gradual weight losers and 76 of the rapid losers — on a weight maintenance diet. After three years on the maintenance diet, there was no significant difference in the amounts of weight regained: 71.2 percent was regained on average by the gradual losers, versus 70.5 percent by the rapid losers. The senior author, Dr. Joseph Proietto, a professor of medi...

A no-sugar diet isnt as simple as cutting out all cakes and sweets. It means eliminating anything that contains sugar, which is almost all processed foods in our supermarkets YES - David Gillespie Author of Sweet Poison: Why Sugar Makes Us Fat (Penguin) People say, “I don’t eat much sugar”, but most of them eat massive amounts without realising. The average person consumes 40 teaspoons per day. If you look at processed foods, there’s sugar in everything. Barbecue sauce is about 55 per cent sugar, fat-free mayonnaise is 30 per cent, yoghurt can contain more sugar than ice-cream.  It’s addictive so the more that’s added, the more we consume. A particular problem is fructose, which has been found to affect our appetite controls, making us eat more than we need. The result isobesity, non-alcoholic liver disease and type 2 diabetes. In 1981, Australia had 200,000 cases of type 2; now we have about 1.4 million. It’s out of control.  I’d tried endless diets b...