Add "No Smart Phone" to you "To-Do List" for Healthy Regime.

According to study carried out by researchers from Kent State University, Spending more time than required time may lead you unhealthy life.

New York Daily news reported that the researchers found out that the persons who spent lot of time on their phone, more than 14 hours per day were less fit than those who spent about one and half hour a day.

Add "No Smart Phone" to you "To-Do List" for Healthy Regime.

Hot pepper can burn the unwanted calories in you.

Study by scientists had found that including some red pepper can curb appetite and help burn unwanted calories.

"We found that consuming red pepper can help manage appetite and burn more calories after a meal, especially for individuals who do not consume the spice regularly," said Richard Mattes, professor of foods and nutrition at Purdue University, who led the study.

Hot pepper can burn the unwanted calories in you.

Coffee and Fast food, a deadly combo.

Doctors from the University of Guelph had warned not to have fast food with coffee as it could have dangerous repercussions for your wellbeing as it causes a spike in blood sugar levels.

A healthy person's blood sugar levels shoot up after eating a high-fat meal, but that spike doubles after having both a fatty meal and caffeinated coffee jumping to levels similar to those of people at risk of diabetes, says Marie-Soleil Beaudoin from University of Guelph.

Coffee and Fast food, a deadly combo.

By 2013, China may be the World Leader in Science overtaking US.

According to the new study by the Royal Society, the UK's national science academy, China is well on the course of becoming World leader in science as their ancestors were.

The country that invented the compass, gunpowder, paper and printing is set for a globally important comeback and may gain its position as soon as 2013.

The figures are based on the papers published in recognised international journals listed by the Scopus service of the publishers Elsevier.

In 1996, the first year of the analysis, the US published 292,513 papers - more than 10 times China's 25,474.

By 2013, China may be the World Leader in Science overtaking US.

Religion may soon become extinct in some of the nations.

According to census study carried out by researcher from nine countries shows that Religious status could be a thing of past.

The study found a steady rise in atheist. The team's mathematical model attempts to account for the interplay between the number of religious respondents and the social motives behind being one.

Religion may soon become extinct in some of the nations.

Wanna quit smoking??? Try Texting !!!!!!

Trying hard to quit smoking, but not able to???? Then try this........... Recharge you mobile with SMS(message) plan and start texting. This may help you to cease your smoke urge, according to studied carried out by researchers at the University of Oregon and other institutions.

Both projects used the same group of test subjects  27 heavy smokers recruited from the American Lung Association's Freedom From Smoking program in Los Angeles.

Wanna quit smoking??? Try Texting !!!!!!

You are unique even in a crowd, study reveals.

It may be the height of paradox, but being part of a crowd is what gives you individuality, according to life scientists.

Biologists Kimberly Pollard and Daniel Blumstein from the University of California-Los Angeles (UCLA), examined the evolution of individuality by recording alarm-call vocalizations in eight species of rodents in social groups of various sizes.

You are unique even in a crowd, study reveals.

Why do get attracted by looking at beautiful people?

If the research is to be believed, researchers from Canada confirms the adage that beauty lies in the eye of the beholder.

According to it, beautiful people leave much bigger impact on the beholder even during their brief encounters.

People pay special attention to identify more accurately the personality traits of people who are physically attractive than others during short encounters, says the study by researchers at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver.

Why do get attracted by looking at beautiful people?

Marriage prevents antisocial behavior in Men: STUDY

In a new study led by a Michigan State University, researcher found that married men tend to behave less antisocially.

For their study, They took sample of genetically identical twins and their lifestyle. The researchers examined the data of 289 pairs of male twins. The twins were assessed four times, at ages 17, 20, 24 and 29.

Marriage prevents antisocial behavior in Men: STUDY

What make you to spend more time on Gaming?

Researcher are finding a way a create a good improved life by studying some aspects of gaming.

Jane McGonigal, a game designer and researcher at the Institute for the Future is in a team of researchers who are studying and understanding more about gaming mentality. According to NYTimes articles, an average 21-year-old American has spent 10,000 hours playing computer games.

What make you to spend more time on Gaming?

'Secret ingredient' in religion which gives life satisfaction found.

Researchers comes up with a study showing relationship between life satisfactions and religion.

It is believed that life satisfaction can be attained only by accepting and appreciation of the almighty god. But the researchers differs, they say that it's the social aspects not the theology or spiritualism which leads to one's life satisfaction, says Chaeyoon Lim, an assistant professor of sociology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, who led the study.

'Secret ingredient' in religion which gives life satisfaction found.

Pollution blocking Sun rays, keeping earth cool and reducing Global warming?

Is pollution in favor of mankind in protecting the earth from global warming? Yes, if the see what the Met Office said.

We know from various, almost more than 20 reputed scientific institutions around the world showed us that global temperatures are higher than ever.

According to the Met Office, there is minimal rise in gradual rise in temperatures over the last 30 years.

Pollution blocking Sun rays, keeping earth cool and reducing Global warming?

Study by OECD ranks developed countries having brighter maths students.

According to recent study by the OECD, Shanghai leads the table with 600 points having good number of students who are good at Maths subject. Where as the Britain has been ranked below the international average .

UK performed worse in maths than any other subject, according to the study.

Study by OECD ranks developed countries having brighter maths students.

According to researchers, many people can see into their future.

Here is a wacky and startling findings by the researcher of Cornell University. According to this study, led by Daryl Bem, study has suggested that many people can see into the future.

The study have also found that influencing events before they happen is also within many people's remit, the 'Daily Mail' reported.

They have based their findings on an analysis of a series of experiments,involving 1,000 volunteers.In one experiment, students were shown a list of words to memorise. They were later asked to recall as many as they could and finally they were given a random selection of the words to type out.

According to researchers, many people can see into their future.

Icing your injury may slow down the rate of healing.

We do apply ice on the injuries for the temporary ice as it numb the senses at the site of application. But a new study has found that putting ice on injuries could slow down healing as it prevents the release of a key repair hormone.

The study, published in the 'Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology' journal, suggests muscle inflammation after acute injury is essential to repair. It can also lead to new therapies for acute muscle injuries that lead to inflammation.

In the study, Prof Lan Zhou and colleagues at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio discovered inflamed cells produce a high level of a hormone called insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1) which significantly increases the rate of muscle regeneration.

Read the entire article from Studyinghealth.blog

Icing your injury may slow down the rate of healing.

1 in 5 Americans think Obama is Muslim: Poll

According to poll conducted in America, nearly one in five people, or 18 percent, said they think President Obama is Muslim, up from the 11 percent who said so in March 2009, according to a poll released Thursday. The proportions who correctly say he is a Christian are just 34 percent, down from 48 percent in March of last year.

The White House even felt compelled to respond with a terse knockdown from spokesman Bill Burton: "The president is obviously a Christian. He prays every day." (Obama is a 'committed Christian', says White House)

Though its true that obama is christian but he was born to Kenyan Muslim father and a Kansas mother.

Born in Hawaii, he lived from ages 6 to 10 in predominantly Muslim Indonesia with his mother and Indonesian stepfather. His full name, Barack Hussein Obama, sounds Muslim to many.

1 in 5 Americans think Obama is Muslim: Poll

Less sleep raises obesity risk in kids: study

(Reuters) Children aged four and under who get less than 10 hours of sleep a night are nearly twice as likely to be overweight or obese five years later, according to a US study.

Researchers from the University of California and University of Washington in Seattle looked at the relationship between sleep and weight in 1,930 children aged 0 to 13 years old who took part in a survey in 1997 and again five years later in 2002.

For children who were four years old or younger at the time of the first survey, sleeping for less than 10 hours a night was associated with nearly a twofold increased risk of being overweight or obese at the second survey.

For older children, sleep time at the first survey was not associated with weight status at the second survey but current short sleep time was associated with increased odds of a shift from normal weight to overweight status or from overweight or obese status at follow up. Dr Janice F Bell from the University of Washington said this study suggested that early childhood could be a "critical window" when nighttime sleep helps determine a child's future weight status.

Less sleep raises obesity risk in kids: study

Can money buy happiness? Yes, if it is more than $ 75,000 if the study is to be belived.

( Reuters )US researcher had found that up to about $ 75,000 a year can ease the pain of life's stresses if not keeping you completely happy.

A survey of 1,000 Americans shows they are overall fairly happy, and more money equals more satisfaction up to a point, Daniel Kahneman and Angus Deaton of the Center for Health and Wellbeing at Princeton University in New Jersey found.

"More money does not necessarily buy more happiness, but less money is associated with emotional pain," they wrote in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Can money buy happiness? Yes, if it is more than $ 75,000 if the study is to be belived.

New Study shows that most Facebook users have low esteem

(IANS) Facebook is used mostly by narcissists and those with low self-esteem, says a Canadian study.

These type of people use Facebook as a self-promotional tool, says psychology researcher Soraya Mehdizadeh of York University.

Mehdizadeh, who extensively examined the online habits and personalities of 100 Facebook users aged 18 to 25 years old, found that individuals higher in narcissism and lower in self-esteem spent more time on the site and filled their pages with more self-promotional content.

"We all know people like this. They are updating their status every five minutes and the photos they post are very carefully construed," she says.

New Study shows that most Facebook users have low esteem

Age doesn't matter when you are on Facebook: Study

(PTI) A new study from the Pew Internet and American Life Project says the number of social networking users aged 50 and older nearly doubled in the past year, continuing a trend of strong growth that was first spotted last year.

In fact, for adults between 50 and 64 years, the use of social networking sites have jumped by 88 per cent in the past year, the study found. For those aged 65 and older, it has doubled.

The younger generation, however, still remains the biggest users of Facebook and other sites.

Age doesn't matter when you are on Facebook: Study