#research-studies

#research-studies

Blanchflower and Oswald (2004) found that individuals who reported higher rates of sexual frequency also reported higher levels of perceived life satisfaction, suggesting a direct correlation between sexual activity and happiness.

Astrocytes, once seen as brain support cells, may be deeply involved in depression by amplifying inflammation and impairing communication between neurons.

Dr. Emily Leeming states that while ginger shots are popular for immunity, research on their benefits is limited and not conclusively supportive.

In a study published in 2002, researchers found that at a banquet where a salmonella outbreak occurred, those who had three or more drinks were 46% less likely to get sick.