ramanan50

Fried Foods and Heart attack -No connection,British Medical Journal.

In Health on January 27, 2012 at 21:52

I have been maintaining that Cholesterol and heart attack are not connected.Please read my blogs under health.

So is fried food and heart attack.

British Heart Foundation

Image via Wikipedia

The Corporations and Pharma companies would make you make you believe in any thing, such is the power of media. especially TV Commercials.

One should watch the ad of Cardia Olive Oil in India on TV, where the setting and the voice over are so sombre in warning you of heart attack by using oils other than Cardia Olive Oil, you would rush to Doctor to check your heart!

Icing on the cake is the statement that people in Europe  do not suffer heart attack by using olive Oil

IT IS a “myth” that regularly eating fried foods causes heart attacks, researchers have found, as long as you use olive oil or sunflower oil.

They say there is mounting research that it is the type of oil used, and whether or not it has been used before, that really matters.

The latest study, published in the British Medical Journal, found no association between the frequency of fried food consumption in Spain – where olive and sunflower oils are mostly used – and the incidence of serious heart disease.

However, the British Heart Foundation warns not to “reach for the frying pan” yet, pointing out that the Mediterranean diet as a whole was healthier than ours.

Spanish researchers followed more than 40,000 people, two-thirds of whom were women, from the mid 1990s to 2004.

At the outset they asked them how often they ate fried foods, either at home or while out. They then looked to see whether eating fried foods regularly increased the likelihood of falling ill from having coronary heart disease, such as a heart attack or angina requiring surgery.

Dividing participants into four groups, from lowest fried food intake to highest, they found no significant difference in heart disease.

There were 606 incidents linked to heart disease in total, but they were split relatively evenly between the four groups.

The authors concluded: “In a Mediterranean country where olive and sunflower oils are the most commonly used fats for frying, and where large amounts of fried foods are consumed both at and away from home, no association was observed between fried food consumption and the risk of coronary heart disease or death.”

http://www.independent.ie/health/health-news/fried-food-heart-risk-a-myth-2999009.html

Please read my blog on ‘How does aeroplane fly’ to know how the so called Science misleads us.

AntiVirus Provider Symantec Hacked!

In internet on January 27, 2012 at 20:55

When you come to know that the Doctor who is treating with the medicine he is prescribing you has been acknowledged by him that the medicine  can not cure him…what can you do?

Symantec has been scrabbling around trying address a security breach from 2006 that came to light recently. But the fact that the company wasn’t sure its was hacked in the first place doesn’t exactly inspire confidence.

Symantec originally said that the worst case scenario was that hackers had stolen some five-year-old versions of some business-centric software. Since, they’ve suggested that corporate users should stop using their software. Turns out, they’re not entirely sure what did happen. A Symantec spokesperson told Wired:

“We knew there was an incident in 2006, but it was inconclusive at the time as to whether or not actual code was taken.”

I am certainly not about to hold Symantec up as some kind of bastion of online security. But, when a company that trades on digital security can’t tell exactly how it’s been hacked, what the hell does that say about the industry as a whole? [Wired; Image: mmckeay]

Woman Gives Birth in a Car-Emergency Tips-Video.

In Health on January 27, 2012 at 20:18

From the time that a mother says “My water just broke,” to the trip going to the hospital, the whole situation could be a blur what with the rush, adrenaline, and panic that comes with childbirth. But fact of the matter is, not everyone makes it to the hospital to give birth; and that’s where emergency births come in, are the moms-to-be prepared for that scenario?

Just like in the case of the viral video going about, giving birth doesn’t always happen in a hospital room, some happen in cars, homes, or tubs. So in unexpected, difficult situations like this, what are the things that should be remembered?

Right off the bat, do not panic – take comfort in the fact that giving birth in a car or at home happens every day and that it has been done. Once everyone is all calm, the couple should stop whatever it is they are doing and start prepping for birth.

Before anything else, call a hospital or one’s doctor to report the emergency. When that’s done, time for the actual birth, which means that mom should be comfortable. Once she is comfy, mom should only push ever so gently with the contractions, according to Robin Elise Weiss of About.com.

http://au.ibtimes.com/articles/288402/20120127/viral-video-woman-giving-birth-car-tips.htm

Follow

Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.

Join 209 other followers