Mice
Have You Seen This Viral Photo Of Mice Fighting Over The Last Crumb Of Food?Titled 'Station Squabble', Sam Rowley's click freezes in time the tussle between two mice for the last crumb of food at a London Tube station.
- Viral: Shocking Video Of Mice Eating Pizza In Cafe Display Fridge Got Some Hilarious Reactions
In the viral video, two rodents can be seen jumping from one food to another having a merry meal in full public view.
- Green Tea, Rice Compounds Found To Reverse Alzheimer's Symptoms In Mice: Study
According to a recent study published in the journal Biological Chemistry, it was found that a diet containing compounds found in carrots and green tea reversed Alzheimer's-like symptoms in mice that are genetically programmed to ...
- Diet Rich In Fattening Foods Linked With Depression In Mice Models: Study
A new study conducted on mice has now revealed that a diet rich fatty foods and junk foods disrupts function of the brain and may trigger depression.
- Genetic Risk, Stress, Dieting Trigger Anorexia
For the study, the team exposed adolescent mice with at least one copy of a variant of the BDNF gene -- associated with anorexia and anxiety in mice and humans.
- A New 'Exercise Pill' Can Make You Fit Without Really Working Out
A group of scientists from theSalk Institute in the United States have developed a new drug, also being named as the 'exercise-in-a-pill', that give you the benefits of doing aerobic exercises.
- Feeling Full? It May Be Your Intestines Telling You To Stop Eating
The researchers stimulated different types of vagal neurons in mice, which led them on to discover that intestinal stretch sensors could tell even hungry mice when their stomachs were full. The findings were published in ...
- Watermelon Could Help Prevent Heart Attack, Curb Weight.
A new US study has found a daily slice of watermelon could help prevent heart disease by halting the build-up of harmful cholesterol and also be a help in weight control.Scientists who carried out studies ...
- Milk Ingredient May Help You In Getting a Slimmer Waistline
A natural ingredient found in milk may help slash your extra kilosResearchers have found that this milk ingredient, known as nicotinamide riboside, could protect mice against obesity, even as the animals continue to enjoy diets ...
- Should I Cut Out Sugar?
Research has found that sugar is addictive and linked to many health complaints, but is it really so bad for us? According to two recent research papers, sugar is toxic enough to kill mice and ...
