Most US pesticides contain ‘screamingly high’ amounts of hazardous forever compounds.

Creative Media NewsWednesday, 12 October 2022, 6:000

A report cautions that the majority of pesticides used in the United States contain shockingly high quantities’ of hazardous compounds that are extremely difficult to degrade. Seven out of ten insecticides in the sample contained so-called ‘permanent compounds,’ although only six contained very substantial concentrations of a particularly hazardous variety. Since nearly 18 months ago,...

Las Vegas man, 30, eats raw lamb, rabbit, and octopus after giving up cooked meat after acid trip.

Creative Media NewsTuesday, 11 October 2022, 7:000

A man from Las Vegas disclosed that, following an acid trip, he adopted a raw meat-only diet, which he claims has made him stronger and smarter. Rusty McEntire, a flight attendant from Las Vegas, loved his steak to be extremely rare and used to sample raw meat before cooking. In contrast, eight years ago he...

Why daily steps are important: 8k a day reduces risk of hypertension, sleep apnea, and depression.

Creative Media NewsSunday, 9 October 2022, 4:000

On occasion, staying in bed or on the couch can feel excessively comfortable. According to new research, however, achieving your daily step goal is effective in preventing serious illnesses. Vanderbilt University Medical Centre researchers requested that over 6,000 volunteers use Fitbit activity monitors for at least 10 hours every day. During the four-year duration of...

Meditation and Alzheimer’s? Mindfulness helps over-65s in brain testing.

Creative Media NewsSunday, 9 October 2022, 3:000

Doctors have long suggested that older adults keep their minds active to prevent dementia. A recent study reveals that turning off and meditating may be the secret to keeping the mind sharp. People who followed the relaxation technique for 20 minutes each day for 18 months scored higher on cognitive tests than those who studied...

The Royal College of Nursing’s toxic male-dominated culture puts women at risk of ‘alcohol and power-related exploitation’

Creative Media NewsSunday, 9 October 2022, 2:000

Today, a scathing internal investigation revealed the nursing union’s toxic, sex-driven culture. Following a series of allegations of bullying and sexual harassment, the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) established an independent investigation to ‘thoroughly examine’ the organization in 2017. Today’s research concluded that women, particularly junior employees, are vulnerable to “alcohol and power-related exploitation.” The...

Pollution can affect unborn children and may harm their growing organs.

Creative Media NewsFriday, 7 October 2022, 9:000

Scientists have discovered black carbon particles in umbilical cord blood, demonstrating that they can pass the placenta. As fetuses develop in the womb, air pollution particles might potentially enter their organs and harm their growth, according to a study. Researchers from the University of Aberdeen and Hasselt University in Belgium discovered black carbon particles, often...

White rice and pasta are as detrimental to the heart as sweets.

Creative Media NewsWednesday, 5 October 2022, 2:000

A study reveals that eating a lot of white rice is equally as dangerous for the heart as eating a lot of sugar. Iranian researchers evaluated the risk of heart disease among individuals whose diets were high in refined grains against whole grains. In middle age, those who consumed refined grains – grains that have...

Family meals you can create using £1 cans

Creative Media NewsWednesday, 5 October 2022, 0:000

With the rising expense of living, healthy eating is becoming more expensive. As part of an occasional new series, Good Health requested dietitian, Dr. Sarah Schenker, to develop a series of inexpensive, healthy meals utilizing a variety of inexpensive pantry goods, beginning with cans this week. Sarah Schenker states, “You can reduce the cost of...

Inquest hears student, 17, who died after heart rate reached 240bpm wasn’t examined by cardiologist after parents brought him to A&E.

Creative Media NewsTuesday, 4 October 2022, 21:000

An inquest heard that a 17-year-old boy who died from an undetected heart ailment that caused his heart rate to spike was not seen by a cardiologist when he went to A&E. Relatives of Christian Hobbs, who was described as “very fit,” admitted him to Peterborough City Hospital on Christmas Day 2017 after his heart...

Eating after 10pm increases fat storage and morning hunger.

Creative Media NewsTuesday, 4 October 2022, 20:000

A study reveals that eating late at night increases your risk of obesity by slowing your metabolism and making you hungrier the next day. Doctors have cautioned against midnight munching for years because it is impossible to burn off the calories before bedtime. Researchers from Harvard University have demonstrated that it also affects the body...

Burgers may be comforting. Only beef lowers depression risk.

Creative Media NewsMonday, 3 October 2022, 23:000

Beef was the only food associated with a reduced risk of depression in research involving 440,000 British participants. If the notion of a salad depresses you, eating a juicy burger is the greatest way to brighten up, according to research. According to a study published in the Journal of Affective Disorders, the protective effect may...

Want your youngster to develop intelligence?

Creative Media NewsMonday, 3 October 2022, 22:000

A study reveals that children who spend less than an hour every day on iPads and other electronic devices have superior brains to their peers. Researchers in Illinois discovered that two-year-olds whose daily screen use was limited to 60 minutes and who engaged in conventional play for at least 15 minutes showed superior executive function...

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