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Gift for cell phone overusers - "Cell phone elbow"

Gift for cell phone overusers -

We all have heard about 'tennis elbow' but now scientist have found another thing, known as "cell phone elbow." Surprised? Well, Cell Phone Elbow or Cubital Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) results from constantly holding a cell phone to the ear which can cause severe nerve damage. This is the price most people will have to pay to 'get connected all the time'.

Here's how we have eyes in the back of our heads

Here's how we have eyes in the back of our heads

Washington : Boffins have identified two classes of brain cells with distinct roles in visual attention, and highlighted mechanisms by which these cells mediate attention in a manner that allows us to fix our gaze on one object while independently directing attention to others.

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    Sunglasses, A Must for Health Eyes

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      How To Follow A Low Sodium Diet?

      The importance of salt in our lives cannot be overstated. Salt is required to perform some of the vital body functions. It is essential for regulating blood, body fluids and helps maintain nerve signals. Though salt deficiency leads to muscular weakness, cramps and exhaustion, extra sodium intake disrupts the body’s fluid balance leading to hypertension and heart strokes.