CANCER YOURS

Taking care of your hair from dandruff, scalp damage, scalp issues, and scalp acne, etc. seems to be a complicated task. One such worst point that people suffer from hair issues is Scalp acne. Though oil is a good friend of your hair, over secretion of oil and sebum will cause scalp acne. Usually, your scalps get covered by your strands, so you could not treat the scalp acne quickly. What are the reasons behind the causes of scalp acne? Here will see them: Causes of scalp Acne Junk Food: When you eat junk foods such as fizzy drinks, fried foods, pizza, candies, biscuits, cakes, sugary sweets, and alcohol, etc. you will get poor nutrition out of eating such bad foods. Inadequate food will damage your liver, which is the primary organ in your body. Oily Skin: People who have oily skin will get acne of all types. This means the fact that you will get acne on your face, body, and even scalp. Hair Products: Frequently changing your hair growth products will lead to the format...

Overall health requires both your mind and body to be healthy. For seniors, it can sometimes be difficult to keep active after a certain age. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 33% of men and 50% of women age 75 are not physically active. Constantly being inactive can do more damage than good. However, you want to make sure you don’t push your body to its breaking point. Listen to what your body is telling you that it needs. Our bodies do a very good job at notifying us of certain things, like when we’re dehydrated or sleep-deprived. Seniors should focus on these 8 ways to keep active and healthy. 1. Partake in Regular Exercise Our first tip is mainly focused on keeping the body active and healthy. As we age, our bodies start to lose flexibility, strength, endurance, and more. Regular exercise is the answer to maintaining all of these body characteristics. Regular exercise doesn’t have to be completely an intense workout every day for multipl...

Antibodies occur naturally in our bodies, having naturally evolved to recognize and kill antigens that cause disease. They are the human bodies’ natural defense against pathogens and work tirelessly to keep us healthy. Previously, antibody research has focused on two main productions of antibodies. The first is triggered by the injection of an antigen into mammals. The blood from the mammal contains polyclonal antibodies that bind to epitopes on the antigen. The second method of antibody production that has been examined has been the isolation of an animal’s antibody-secreting lymphocyte. By isolating the lymphocyte and fusing them with a cancer cell line, researchers have been able to generate technologically produced monoclonal antibodies. Now, in 2019, there is another avenue of antibody research gaining traction that could have significant ramifications on the way we treat diseases; functional antibodies. What are functional grade antibodies? Functional antibodies, eit...