The red wine is useful if you don’t drink too much. There are some benefits about drinking some red wine for you, women! Have a look: 1) Red wine making your skin younger, i.e. a kind of anti-aging. 2) Red wine helping you to sleep better. 3) Red wine helping your stomach. … Continue reading
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Common Health Problems in Men
Men tend to be less concerned about their health by comparison with women, and this is one of the reasons why women have a longer life-span than men. Typically, men and women experience similar medical problems, but there are certain conditions that are more common in men. The first most common male health issue is… Continue reading
Excessive Estrogen Level in Women – Symptoms and Causes
Estrogen is a natural occurring hormone which has important functions. It helps for the maintenance of reproductive health, as well for healthy skin, hair and bones. However, in some cases there are very high levels of estrogen and this condition is known as “estrogen dominance”. Excessive estrogen levels are responsible for menstrual problems and PMS… Continue reading
Symptoms of Breast Cancer
The number of women diagnosed with breast cancer is growing every day. However, women should know that breast cancer can be treated successfully, especially if it is diagnosed on an early stage. Regular exams are necessary, and women are recommended to check their breasts by themselves. Here are some breast cancer symptoms you should be… Continue reading
Find the symptoms of breast cancer on time
In its early stages, breast cancer usually has no symptoms. As a tumor develops, you may note the following signs: A lump in the breast or underarm that persists after your menstrual cycle; often the first apparent symptom of breast cancer, breast lumps are painless, although some may cause a prickly sensation. Lumps are usually… Continue reading
The soy diet helps agains the invasive breast cancer
This study was unique in that we looked at specific subtypes of breast cancer, and found a suggestion that menopausal status may play a role in risk. Weaver and team compared data on 611 healthy females and 683 diagnosed with breast cancer. They gathered information on their eating habits via a food frequency questionnaire which… Continue reading
Breast cancer is deathly in smokers or ex-smokers
Women with breast cancer who smoke regularly or used to be regular smokers have a significantly higher chance of faster breast cancer progression and dying from the disease, compared to non-smoking patients, researchers from the University of California, San Francisco revealed at the Ninth Annual AACR (American Association For Cancer Research) Frontiers in Cancer Prevention… Continue reading
Hormone therapy is risky for women health
Results of a new Women’s Health Initiative (WHI) report show that hormone therapy is associated with an increased the risk of death from breast cancer, as well as an increased risk of developing invasive breast cancer in postmenopausal women. Jean Wactawski-Wende, PhD, professor of social and preventive medicine at the University at Buffalo and one… Continue reading