Infants need adequate vitamin B1 for normal development

Researchers say that vitamin B1 (thiamine) deficiency in infants adversely affects their motor functioning when they are preschoolers.
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Researchers say that vitamin B1 (thiamine) deficiency in infants adversely affects their motor functioning when they are preschoolers.
Scientists seem to have developed a way to create artificial blood that may work as well as real blood from donors.
Researchers found that drinking water contaminated with lead can damage your cognition later on in life. Sadly, many of America's water systems may be contaminated with lead. Here's what you should know.
Pro-choice and pro-life are emotional enigmas that have been hovering over people for a long time. Now doctors are being unfairly thrown into the fray – their professional standards compromised.
Research on the cognitive related healing capabilities of Moring Oleifera (horseradish seeds) has confirmed ancient folklore of this miracle plant, which has been used for thousands of years, to treat cognitive dysfunction. This scientifically proven ability gives new hope for people suffering from Alzheimer’s Disease.
Wheatgrass products are sometimes labeled as gluten-free, but the word wheat in the name creates questions about their safety. If you have celiac disease or gluten intolerance, then you will want to know if you can eat wheatgrass.
The FDA has approved a new drug designed to treat moderate to severe cases of eczema that fail to respond to other options, such as topical applications. The price of the medication high, but help is available, offering hope for patients with moderate to severe eczema.
Addiction can happen to anyone. It is not just people who use illicit drugs who become addicted and need treatment. Even people who only take prescription medication as directed by their doctor can become addicted to some medications.
For far too long the role of diet, the liver and the adrenals have been overlooked in type 2 diabetes as the cause for the disease as well as many of its symptoms, including hair loss. That changes now.
Anxiety has been reported to affect 30 to 80% of people diagnosed with Autism. But Cognitive behavioural therapy has been shown to help reduce anxiety in autistic children.
Monash University's Biomedicine Discovery Institute researchers have found for the first time how medicinal foods can prevent type 1 diabetes that in the past was referred to as juvenile diabetes.
Infections requiring the use of antibiotics are common in the treatment of cystic fibrosis, but unfortunately these can become less effective over time. Researchers have found a potential solution.
If you're a fan of salt crackers, salted pretzels, and other salty foods, they actually might be the reason why you go to the bathroom too frequently during the nighttime.
If you've always wanted to enjoy a packet of nuts, or go vegan, but have been diagnosed as having a nut allergy, this might be good news for you!
Type 1 diabetes has been shown to be prevented by eating a so-called 'medicinal high fiber diet' of fruits, vegetables and legumes, according to recent research. If you fear you are a candidate for type 1 diabetes this study can help guide you to make the correct food choices to prevent the disease.
A recent study from Colombia on children aged 5-12 yrs, has found that a vitamin A deficiency in the blood, is the cause for recurring gastrointestinal and respiratory tract infections. So, boosting your vitamin A will improve your immunity and reduce your chances of developing respiratory and gastrointestinal issues.
Researchers have found exercising just a little each week slows down the progression of Parkinson’s Disease.
Eating a high protein diet can actually worsen insulin resistance that leads to type 2 diabetes instead of heal it, according to new research, but there are natural treatments to not only reverse insulin resistance but type 2 diabetes as well.
Second-hand smoke, frying meats and burning candles are all linked – and they all contain a chemical known to promote cancer.
When someone is diagnosed with cancer, it affects more than just the patient. Cancer caregivers are especially in need of some TLC during a difficult time.
If your kids are craving biscuits, then you may want to try this gluten-free recipe that is fast and easy. The biscuits turn out flaky, soft and delicious.
Various states are giving out free baby cribs! But you might not like what you're going to get... Also, here's some information on SIDS.
Despite popular belief, diabetics can avoid, and even stop, the progression of kidney disease as well as reduce protein in the urine by making one major change in their lifestyle habits.
The FDA has just approved a new surgical procedure where an artificial disc is used to replace a worn spinal disc. Here's some information.
If you were considering getting breast implants, you might want to reconsider! Recent news reports that 9 people have died from getting breast implants.
Going to the chiropractor isn't something intuitive, unless you're into holistic health. But did you know that a chiropractor can fully treat many conditions, one of which you may already have, without resorting to medications? One of them is frozen shoulder.
Researchers say the metabolic and heart health of kids can be enhanced with just a little strenuous exercise.
Researchers say that drinking a moderate amount of alcohol may be associated with a lower risk of some heart conditions.
Sensory Integration therapy was proven efficient in helping people diagnosed with autism who are dealing with sensory challenges.
In a recent study, 5 autistic boys who received SIT for 10 weeks, each session lasting up to 30 minutes, have shown improvements in certain autistic traits. It was observed that while participating in occupational therapy intervention, with emphasis on sensory integration, the five subjects made gains in goal-directed play (mastery play)and engagement, four subjects demonstrated fewer non engaged behaviour, of the five children two demonstrated interaction with adults more than 25% of the time during the intervention phase.
University of Alberta researchers have discovered something previously unknown about multiple sclerosis that could mean new hope for patients tackling the baffling disease.