Could childhood stress be responsible for how you tip the scales? A
study found that women who as children experienced economic hardship,
divorce, or never knowing their father gained weight more rapidly as
adults. Stressful events that occurred after age 16 did not have the
same effect, and men did not show a connection between childhood stress
and weight gain. Source Link
A
good night’s sleep can keep your mind sharp tomorrow and maybe a lot
longer. New research suggests poor sleep may increase people's risk of
Alzheimer's disease. Sleep works to clear out a sticky protein in the
brain that’s associated with Alzheimer’s, and those toxic proteins
affect the deep sleep that's important for memory formation. Source Link
Think
of it as a digital trail of breadcrumbs. A new feature of Google Maps
can give you a listing of everywhere you’ve been recently using GPS
tracking and location services from your Android smartphone. If that
seems a bit creepy, you can delete anything from the timeline or turn it
off entirely. Source Link
