A new study is helping researchers understand why the microbiome – the collection of trillions of organisms living together in the gut – changes during a bout of Irritable Bowel Disorder and how this results in an unnecessary inflammatory reaction.
Cuddling with your infant may not just make your child feel warm and loved. One study found that closeness may impact babies on the molecular level – and the effects could last for years.
New country? New gut. That’s according to one study, that shows when a person moves to the U.S., they immediately begin losing some of their native gut bacteria.
Two hours outside a day may keep the doctor away, says a new study.
Many people like to practice deep breathing at a yoga class or during meditation. Unlike shallow breathing, it helps the body relax and affects the way the body moves. However, this technique can be beneficial outside of the gym, in everyday life.
An afternoon on the beach or time working in the garden can do a lot more than give you a bronze tan and some veggies. Studies reveal that making direct physical contact with the earth promotes well-being.
Researchers gathered genetic and sleep information on more than 1.3 million people – the largest genetic dataset ever. They found 956 high risk genes for insomnia. The results have changed the way researchers view insomnia.
Let there be light! Scientists have proven that biophotons- or photons of light produced by the biological system- are used by both human cells and whole animals to communicate with one another. What impact could this have on our consciousness?
To answer this question, we must get a better understanding of biophotons. These ultra-weak light particles appear to originate and concentrate in DNA of the cell’s nucleus, and quickly carry large amounts of data to cells in the human body. They appear within the visible spectrum, ranging from near-infrared through violet
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