This is a well known fact that green coffee bean extract is one of the safest ways to burn off fat and lose weight naturally. These green beans are the same, which we use for coffee after roasting them. After roasting they are grinded and used for preparing coffee. It is said that drinking coffee does not give the same benefits as taking extracts because some of the key compounds
Infrared saunas have been growing more and more popular recently, after being endorsed by scientists and even celebrities like Gwneth Paltrow and Jennifer Aniston. As opposed to regular wet saunas, infrared saunas use infrared light and heat to warm the skin quicker and provide a number of health benefits. For a better idea of these benefits, UK Saunas have put together an infographic detailing what an infrared sauna is and what it
A teenager in Mexico has invented a bra to detect breast cancer. But does it work? And if so, how? Julian Rios Cantu, 18, has made a bra that he says will be an early warning system for breast cancer symptoms. The Eva bra, made by him and three friends who formed a company together, is only at the prototype stage. But they have raised enough money to start tests
Virtual reality headsets are often associated with video games and fun, but companies are also working to use them for mental health therapies, to treat phobias, anxiety or addictions. Some phobias, for instance, can be effectively treated by gradually exposing a patient to his or her worst fear, be it spiders, plane travel or small, enclosed spaces. TeleSoftas, a Lithuanian firm that develops mobile apps, believes this exposure therapy can
Product developers at Omron Healthcare, a leading manufacturer of medical-grade home healthcare products, said the Omron HEAT Pain Pro™ represents an evolution in at-home TENS therapy. It is currently the only device on the market that combines TENS technology with heat – a combination used by physical therapists to maximize therapy effectiveness. “Millions of Americans suffer from daily pain. Whether they are experiencing back pain, aching knees, joint pain or
Following a slew of consumer complaints, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a safety alert (which is rare for beauty products) regarding a line of cleansing hair conditioners by Wen — products that are already the target of an ongoing class-action lawsuit from 2014 over hair-loss claims. The low-lather conditioners from celebrity stylist Chaz Dean, which come in pomegranate, lavender, and sweet almond mint scents, prompted 127 FDA reports of adverse effects — including hair loss and
