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The brains of fighter pilots seemingly are smarter and more responsive when compared to others, according to a recent study.

The study involved researchers from University College London who evaluated the cognitive performance of 11 frontline RAF (Royal Air Force) Tornado fighter pilots with a control group of akin IQ people who came with no prior experience whatsoever of piloting aircraft.

A study shows that sex addicts get frightened by intimacy and are apparently are more timid about romantic relationships when compared to rest of the mass, a New Zealand study points out.

The poll includes more than 600 people who saw that the more the people indulged in aggressive compulsive sexual behavior the more they felt anxious and insecure about relationships and if they tried to get rid of getting involved emotionally to others.

Meal replacement diets are no good in case of weight reduction, states a new study.

According to a recently released study, obese teens who opt for substitutes meals as a quick-fix cure for the obesity end up doing no good in losing weight.

However, it is claimed that the meal replacements prove no good than regular standard low calorie diets.

Recent studies on Beetroot juices show that apart from athletes’ even oldies can benefit with its physiological effects which would come in handy for the people with heart or lung-conditions.

The study was done by study groups at the University of Exeter in association with the Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry who stated that the physiological effects of drinking beetroot juice might help fight a increased range of mass.

A mother's voice helps trigger parts of her baby's brain which is in charge for language learning.

Researchers at the University of Montreal through their studies showed their findings after performing electrical recordings on the infants within 24 hours of their birth.

The brain signals released showed that while the infants didn’t react on other women's voices, only the mother's sound seemingly help trigger the voice recognition in various regions of brains, according to a University of Montreal statement.

An allergy to wheat — or any gluten product is considered to be unbelievable.

However, doctors state that due to ignorance and with the lack of awareness close to 97% of celiac disease remain unnoticed. If left untreated, the disease might prove to be contagious and might lead to autoimmune disorder, rheumatoid arthritis, cancer, neurological complications, etc.