Decreased appetite is not always a bad meal or less attractive, but it could be a sign of heart failure. Scientists have found a link between the brain, heart and stomach that may lead to new treatments for patients with chronic heart failure or diabetes.

The study, published in the journal Diabetes found that the hormone B-type natriuretic peptide (BNP) is produced by the heart also has the effect of inhibiting appetite. Austrian researchers from the Medical University of Vienna found that the heart does not just react to this hormone, but also produces several substances that carry messages decrease appetite.

Researchers found many patients with heart failure BNP hormone release. When produced in larger amounts, this hormone is to support heart function by making the kidneys remove water and sodium more and make blood vessels dilate. (more…)

Hair loss is not a big problem faced by all reasonable people. But if hair loss in large numbers, you may need to worry because some health conditions may be responsible for the loss you experienced.

These 8 diseases that trigger hair loss, as reported by msn,among others: (more…)

Ideal adult bedtime each night is 7 to 8 hours per day. This is not just useful to your fitness in the mornings only, but the lack of long-term sleep problems can improve your health.

The following 6 health problems that may occur due to lack of sleep, as reported by the prevention,, among others: (more…)

For nearly 100 years IQ scores of men are always on the woman, so presumably the role of genetics. But for the first time, the study found IQ women has increased more than men.

For the first time in IQ test scores of women psychologists found the increase in the male. This is because since the first century, IQ scores of women are always 5 points behind the man who made some psychologists think there may be genetic influences.

“In the last 100 years IQ scores of men and women is increasing, but women have a more rapid improvement,” said James Flynn, as quoted from Dailymail. (more…)

Sheffield, England, her face always looks cheerful as the smile from his lips often plastered. But who would have thought that this sweet boy that never sleep, I can talk, see and walk.

Rio Vicary (1 year) suffered Angleman’s Syndrome (AS), which makes it a rare genetic disease that never sleeps, can not walk and talk. But with all the circumstances, Rio still manages to smile every day for his parents.

These brave boy was diagnosed when he was only 2 weeks and have spent most of his life in hospital, where he is monitored by a dozen consultants.

In addition Angleman’s Syndrome, Rio also has an albino who has made it unable to see. Even so, he was very fond of light and enjoy the music.

Rio getting special treatment at Sheffield Children’s Hospital, England, where he has spent most of his short life since the diagnosis of rare diseases.

“Because the Rio did not sleep and want to play during recess, we get three nights a week. Without it, I do not think will get over it,” said his mother, Gemma (27 years), as reported by Dailymail. (more…)

If I could choose, would want to inherit all the nice things such as nice cars or nice houses. But sometimes, a legacy handed down by parents and ancestors is something embarrassing or even deadly.

Unexpected inheritance is generally a disease or health problems. Not that is inevitable, just by knowing the risk factors in the family tree is the emergence of the disease could be prevented with a healthier lifestyle.

Some diseases are inherited from the merely embarrassing to shut down is as follows, as quoted by LiveScience. (more…)