Reality TV star Kim Kardashian talks about her psoriasis in public, eating pasta in the evening would ultimately be a good idea and caesarean section is proving more dangerous for African women: here is the news of the day.
Kim Kardashian talks about her psoriasis
Yesterday, Sunday, March 17, reality TV star Kim Kardashian shared a new image on her Instagram account revealing the stigma of the skin disease she suffers from: psoriasis. The one who usually only appears in public with extremely made-up skin this time published a photo of her natural, entitled “hello psoriasis”. We can see Kanye West’s wife waking up, with clearly visible red marks on her eyes, on her forehead, chin and cheeks. Previous shots have also revealed the legs of the celebrity, attacked by the skin disease, diagnosed with Kim Kardashian since 2011. We tell you more here.
Eating pasta in the evening would help fight stress and insomnia
According to American researchers from Brigham and Women’s Hospitalityl, there is no harm in eating spaghetti, shells or other macaroni in the evening. The study, published in the scientific journal The Lancet, explains that these dishes promote good sleep, but also help reduce stress and insomnia. The findings explain that “consumption of pasta promotes insulin synthesis, which facilitates the absorption of tryptophan bound to serotonin (which regulates mood) and melatonin (the sleep hormone)”. So yes, pasta can help us relax and sleep well, but beware, there are conditions. More details in our article.
Caesarean section fifty times more deadly for African women
One in 200 African women dies from caesarean section. In the medical journal The Lancet, African researchers publish the results of a large study conducted on mortality and caesarean section on the continent. In Africa, the caesarean mortality rate is 50 times higher than in rich countries. We tell you more here.
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