A new study conducted by American researchers revealed that gaining weight may be not risky for sufferers of type 1 diabetes.
The results are based on the study in which the researchers at the University of Pittsburgh monitored 655 patients with Type 1 diabetes for a period of 20 years.
The researchers discovered that those who gained weight were less likely to die, as compared to diabetics having a body mass index (BMI) in the underweight range. The overweight and obese had a lesser death risk than those in the normal range.
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A new study conducted by researchers at Monell Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia revealed that men’s underarm smell actually attract women.
The study researchers discovered that underarm sweat contains a complex compound of odourless pheromones that have a strong involuntary effect on females.
In the study, the scientists found that the exposure to the pheromone from the male armpit sped up the discharge of the luteinizing hormone that controls menstruation in women.
Even, the female test subjects said they felt more relaxed as they sniffed the hormone.