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Nevertheless, some research suggests that they could.
Some research suggests that your genetic make-up may be a factor.
It was discovered back in 1818, and some research suggests that cave had its first visitors in the 13th century.
Some research suggests that natural pain relief may be effective.
Though heredity seems to play a substantial function in the advancement of myopia in youth, some research suggests that eye strain, and specifically computer eye strain, also may be involved.
Some research suggests that a virus triggers this faulty immune response.
Light therapy is typically"prescribed" at 10,000 lux for 15 to 60 minutes first thing in the morning, but some research suggests that individuals who are early risers should undergo light therapy an hour before bedtime.
Some research suggests exercise doesn't always cause hunger but can curb it.
The other big difference, she adds, is that,changing your weight does not have a place in intuitive eating because some research suggests that some weight loss efforts, like restrictive eating, can make you less healthy in the long run.
Some research suggests that oxidative stress may also contribute to insulin resistance.
This is common in our daily lives, but takes on real signifigance in our political culture, andwhile this tendency isn't limited to a particular ideology, some research suggests that political conservatives are more likely to rely on the kind of snap judgments associated with system one cognition than liberals.
Some research suggests that physical activity may stimulate parts of the brain associated with ADHD.
Everyone does this, but some research suggests that political conservatives, perhaps because they are more set in their views, and more averse to cognitive dissonance, tend to display more motivated reasoning than liberals.
Some research suggests that the nutritional supplement biotin might help strengthen weak or brittle fingernails.
Although herpangina is not common in adults, some research suggests that pregnant women who get the illness may be at a higher risk for adverse pregnancy outcomes, such as low birth weight, small-for-gestational-age infants, and preterm delivery.
Some research suggests that low blood levels of lutein or other carotenoids are linked with blood sugar problems.
In term of long term development, some research suggests that children weaned using this approach are less likely to be picky eaters, are able to self-regulate better, and can potentially have fewer problems staying at a healthy weight.".
Some research suggests that people with ADHD have more theta waves and fewer beta waves than people without the disorder.
Some research suggests that BDNF could support neuroplasticity- the brain's ability to adapt, rewire itself and grow.
Pitfalls: Some research suggests crying for long periods could cause emotional distress, although other studies disagree.
Some research suggests the body burns more fat when it gets enough calcium and produces more fat when it's calcium-deprived.
Additionally, some research suggests that stopping treatment early also encourages antibiotic resistance, although more studies are needed.
Some research suggests that having over 1.5 mg of vitamin A a day may damage bone health over many years, making bones more susceptible to fracture.
Some research suggests that the physical benefits of hiking extend far beyond cardiovascular health, and may even help cancer patients recover.
Some research suggests that taking a combination product that contains lutein(BioAstin) daily for 3 weeks before exercise does not reduce muscle soreness after exercise.
Some research suggests foods rich in polyphenols, particularly anthocyanin(found in purple fruits and vegetables) may help in the reduction of cellulite appearance.".
Some research suggests that drinking one or two units of alcohol a day- particularly red wine- could be of benefit to brain health, but other scientists are more sceptical.
Although some research suggests it may be helpful, the evidence overall is not convincing enough for it to be recommended for use as a medicine, and little is known of its safety.
Hiking heals: Some research suggests that the physical benefits of hiking extend far beyond cardiovascular health, and may even help cancer patients recover.
Some research suggests that alpha-endorphins may stimulate the brain in ways similar to amphetamines and others claim that they may help treat anaphylactic shock and similar conditions.