Maryjane S. Adigwe
112 posts
Maryjane is a Pharmacist, Writer, and a Researcher. She holds a bachelor of Pharmacy (B.pharm) degree from the School of Pharmacy, Agulu, Nnamdi Azikiwe University. While her area of expertise is in health and fitness, Maryjane is a versatile writer that has written on a wide range of topics including productivity, sports, and e-commerce.
Posts By Maryjane S. Adigwe
Does Your Body Take Too Long To Recover From Intense Workouts? Try A Handful Of Almonds
Sure, workouts can be exhilarating. All that endorphin coursing through your veins and leaving you feeling extra pumped. But they can also hurt and leave you with all shades of soreness…
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Does Promethazine DM Have Codeine In It?
Codeine is a common opioid pain medication usually used in treating cough and mild to moderate pain. On the other hand, promethazine DM is a quick go-to choice for helping with various…
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Use of Earbuds & Headphones Could Lead to Deafness, Experts Warn
Hearing loss induced by loud music is a real issue as over 1 billion young people are at risk, according to a new study. If you’re like most people who enjoy sounds at incredibly loud…
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Can the ‘Teabag’ Walk Style Pass As a Good Workout? Here’s What a New Study Has to Say
Walking in Teabag style for at least 11 minutes every day rather than your regular walking style is similar to performing 75 minutes of vigorous-intensity workout per week, according to a…
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Having A Sharp Mind Could Be The Key To You Avoiding The Flu
You know how people say things like “a strong mind equals a strong body”? Well, a team of researchers from the University of Michigan believes there could be a literal undertone to that…
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Drinking Coffee Increases Cholesterol Levels, Especially for Men
It turns out that the way you brew your coffee, with your gender could have an impact on your cholesterol levels. Researchers from UiT-The Arctic University of Norway found that men who…
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Get Digging: New Study Proves How Gardening Could Ward off Cancer, Boost Mental Health
It’s the beginning of the year and there comes that urge to want to set down new goals. Amongst the countless goals we want to have ticked off our checklist, a new study suggests one more…
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Traveling Far Away From Home Can Work Wonders For Your Health, New Study Shows
As much fun as traveling is for most people, many find it tedious and would instead remain within five blocks of their comfort zones at all times. Many others yearn for nothing more than to…
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Experts Discover Physically Active Teens have Increased Probability of Vaping
Many American teens who are physically active are more likely to use electronic cigarettes (also known as e-cigarettes or vapes) compared to their less physically active peers, according to…
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Shut The Lid Before You Flush Or Risk Having A Bathroom Coated In Germs, Study Warns
Just like washing your hands and cleaning the bathroom regularly, flushing with the lid closed is a habit that has been addressed from time immemorial. If like most people, however, you’ve…
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