Oestrogen – its role in memory in women

Oestrogen – its role in memory in women

Oestrogen is a hormone produced in both men and women. Oestrogen also plays a critical role in the functioning of the brain, especially in memory and cognitive function. As women age and approach menopause, their levels decrease, which can have a significant impact on...
Carbon – why is the building block of life?

Carbon – why is the building block of life?

Carbon is often referred to as the building block of life. Have you ever wondered why carbon is the element that became the backbone of all life as we know it? If you have, let’s dig into a little chemistry to find out why. To begin with, it is the fourth most...
Rapamycin – can it help you live long?

Rapamycin – can it help you live long?

Rapamycin is a drug that has been studied to see if it can help people live longer and be healthier. It is a chemical that was first found in the soil of Easter Island, also called Rapa Nui, in the 1970s. For those who don’t know, Easter Island is the same place...
Viscosity – a reason for blood pressure

Viscosity – a reason for blood pressure

The viscosity of human blood is an important factor that affects the overall health of an individual. It is very important to know what the ideal viscosity of human blood is and how to keep it at that level. The ideal viscosity of human blood is measured in centipoise...
Knots – why do they happen and what can you do?

Knots – why do they happen and what can you do?

Knots, also known as myofascial trigger points, are painful and tight spots that can form in muscles throughout the body. There are many things that can cause these knots, such as bad posture, overusing muscles, stress, or an injury. When muscles are overused or...