Hugging and cuddling have long term health benefits for both mother and her baby. – Photo by seosites. How often do you hug? Do you like to sit close and hold each other’s hands? Recent research shows it’s good for your health. Between loving partners, between parents and children, or even between close friends, physical affection can help the brain, the heart and other body systems you might never have imagined.
Exhaust Smoke Increase Pressure to Human Brain
Toxicology research in University Zuyd, Dutch has discovered that short exposure to vehicle exhaust smoke is enough to increase the pressure to the human brain.
The research output has shown that fine particles (nanoparticles) in exhaust smoke which were being inhaled will cause changes to the brain activity.
The study was carried out by monitoring the brain activity of two groups of volunteers exposed to either clean air or exhaust smoke for an hour using electroencephalograph (EEG) equipment.
Sports are good for health. Besides of having good balance of diets, physical activities may also help our body balance between the body’s usage and the storage of energy. However, robust sports or the one which requires a lot of energies may also have negative impact to the body.
