Pets

Pets can improve cognitive function, according to a new study

Over the years, pets have become an integral part of families around the world. As human populations continue to grow, pet populations are also increasing. The presence of a pet has many proven benefits, such as reducing the risk of heart attack and heart disease, lowering blood pressure levels, lower stress levels and, of course, hours spent with a real friend. A new study that we will review found out that pet ownership can slow memory loss and other types of cognitive decline.

The best diet for arthritis + the best herbs

One of the most common questions that people with arthritis would ask is related to the way of eating with this disease. So, is there a special diet for arthritis? Although there is nothing like a miraculous diet for arthritis, many foods can help to combat inflammation and improve joint pain and other symptoms. It is probably no surprise that much of it consists of anti-inflammatory foods and foods rich in antioxidants. In this article, we will look at what these foods are and provide more information about herbs that can also be beneficial in arthritic pain.

New cat vaccine eliminates allergic reactions in humans

Many cat lovers struggle with cat allergies, which cause various symptoms - from sniffing and runny nose to more severe reactions that can even send them to the emergency room. For some people, antiallergic drugs are enough, although they are not without side effects. Others simply suffer from the symptoms (and put up with it) in exchange for the privilege of having a cat in their home. We sincerely believe that cats are grateful for this. Others, however, prefer to stay away from cats to save themselves trouble.

Why we should not yell at our dog?

How to train our dog - by punishment or by encouragement? Science says that a positive attitude such as giving a treat and encouraging is a better approach when it comes to training our pet. It protects their mental health and helps create a good relationship between the owner and the dog.

Sweetness From Nature Or How To Replace Sugar With Natural Sweeteners

What are the most famous natural sweeteners, what they are and from which plants are extracted. The answers to these questions can be found in the following article.

Plants and foods that are toxic for your pets

In the article you will learn which plants, foods of plant origin, herbs and spices are harmful and even dangerous to pets, and it is good to keep them out of their reach.

Traditional Chinese medicine: 6 herbs for Alzheimer's and dementia

In this article, we will consider the treatment of Alzheimer's disease and dementia from the point of view of Traditional Chinese medicine - with the help of herbs and medicinal plants.

Why you need a pet if you have children - health and emotional development benefits

In this article, we will focus on the benefits of the presence of a pet in a child's life - both from a health point of view and for its emotional development.

Capgras syndrome: when we think someone else is pretending to be our loved one

The sufferer of the syndrome begins to think that his relative, relative, husband, child or even a pet has been replaced with another - that it is no longer his close person, but is someone who impersonates him, an alien or a robot.

Why a pandemic like COVID-19 won't be the last

Although epidemics have occurred throughout human history, at the moment they seem to be gaining strength. In the last 20 years alone, coronaviruses have caused three major outbreaks worldwide. Even more worryingly, the interval between these three pandemics is small. Suresh V Kuchipudi is a virologist and assistant director of the Animal Diagnostics Laboratory at Penn State University, which studies zoonotic viruses. Zoonotic disease is what can be transmitted from pets to humans. He observed that most of the pandemics have something in common, namely that they always start in Asia or Africa, and we do not realize the reasons that provoke them. With this material we will consider the analysis of the virologist.