Black Magic of Black Tea’s Health Benefits

                                 

Heart Health

     A study published in February 2009 journal of hypertension suggests that black tea consumption can conduce to a healthier heart. The research conducted on 19 healthy men revealed that drinking black tea over long periods helps increase blood vessel re-activity  while reducing arterial stiffness and blood pressure. This in turn enhances a healthy heart condition.

Health Remedies of Corns

         Soak your feet in a solution of warm water having Borax, Bran and Iodine mixed in it. Soak your feet in this solution for 15-20 minutes daily and then rub off your skin with the help of a towel. As Borax is an acid so it will help in exfoliating the dead skin cells and iodine helps in preventing the reaction.

REMEDIES

Bread and Vinegar: 

       Treat corns with a poultice made out of a piece of white or stale bread saturated with ¼ cup of white vinegar. Soak the bread in the vinegar for 30 minutes. Break off a piece of bread large enough to completely cover the corn, and then hold in place with a piece of gauze or adhesive tape. Leave the poultice on overnight. Callused skin should dissolve and corns should become easier to remove.

SATURN's birth place discovered

         

 The ringed world of Saturn and its largest moon Titan     underwent very little planetary migration since their  formation 4.567 billion years ago.(Source: NASA/JPL- Caltech/Space Science Institute/J. Major)

           Saturn's position in our solar  system hasn't changed since the ringed-planet was first formed, according to a study of the chemical composition of its biggest moon Titan.

The findings reported on the pre-press website ArXiv.org, will affect existing theories about the extent of planetary migration during the early evolution of the solar system.

The study by astronomers at the University of New South Wales, examined ratios of hydrogen and its isotope deuterium in Titan's atmosphere.

Previous research has found the deuterium to hydrogen ratio in ices condensed out of the primordial cloud that formed our solar system, changes with distance from the early Sun.

By studying these ratios, astronomers can determine where planetary bodies would have formed and how far they've migrated since.

Determining this ratio on Titan allows researchers to pin-point where Saturn was formed.

"The results were a surprise," says lead author Dr Lucyna Kedziora-Chudczer.

"It's quite unexpected to see that our solar system giants didn't move a lot.

"It means the very violent migration seen in other solar systems probably didn't take place in our solar system."

Hot Jupiters

          Planetary migration has become key to understanding a type of exoplanet known as a hot Jupiter, which orbits extremely close to its host star.

These planets couldn't have formed where they are, and so must have migrated inwards from more distant orbits.

Planetary migration is also needed to explain many features of our own solar system including the existence of the ice giants Uranus and Neptune.

"Both these planets must have formed closer to the Sun as there wouldn't have been enough material to form them at their current locations, says co-author Dr Jonti Horner.

"Some theories indicate Uranus and Neptune may have swapped positions before migrating further out, while another says they formed between the orbits of Jupiter and Saturn.

"These theories also explain the orbits of small icy Kuiper Belt objects called Plutinos, which were swept into their current positions as Neptune migrated outwards."

According to Horner, the answer may be that some planets migrated more than others.

"If Jupiter migrated inwards, there would have been less material to form Saturn," says Horner.

"And it's this material which the planets interact with, that drives migration, so Saturn wouldn't have moved much."

Not out of this world

          "The idea that Saturn formed where it did, migrated and somehow returned to the same location isn't as ridiculous as it seems," says Dr Simon O'Toole from the Australian Astronomical Observatory, who was not involved in the study.

"It sounds far fetched, but a lot of our models have the planets oscillating in and out a bit.

"For planets around other stars, we have models showing an exoplanet moving out and in and out again as it interacts gravitationally with the other planets in the system, so it's not completely crazy."

Know About the Health Benefits of KALE

              Kale is a leafy green vegetable with a mild earthy flavor. The season for kale is between mid-winter and early spring where it can be found in plentifulness in most furnish sections of the local grocery store. 
            However, one can find kale year round. Thankfully, kale is starting to garner well deserved concentration due its nutrient rich phytochemical content which provides unparalleled health promoting benefits.

           
           Kale is being called “the new beef”, “the queen of greens” and “a nutritional powerhouse.” Here are ten great benefits of adding more kale to your diet:

1. Kale is low in calorie, high in fiber and has zero fat. One cup of kale has only 36 calories, 5 grams of fiber and 0 grams of fat. It is great for aiding in digestion and elimination with its great fiber content. It’s also filled with so many nutrients, vitamins, folate and magnesium as well as those listed below.