Pill to Cure Laziness

Researchers are in the process of developing pills which is going to motivate lazy people.

Scientists in China and Scotland have made a key discovery, which centres on the system that regulates physical activity levels, the Independents reported.

Researchers Find New Hope for Treating Lazy Eye
A research team led by University of Maryland has found a new hope for treating lazy eye and other serious visual problems that are usually permanent unless they are corrected in early childhood.

To make their discovery, researchers compared normal mice with those that had a mutation in a gene called SLC35D3, and found that it produces a protein that helps play a key signalling role in the brain's dopamine system, affecting the regulation of physical activity.

They found that mice having this gene had far fewer of this type of dopamine receptor on the surfaces of their brain cells, and were stuck within in the cell, leaving the signal process unable to function.

But when the affected mice were treated with a drug that was able to activate dopamine receptors, the problem was reversed and the mice became more active and lost weight.

Study Reveals That Lazy Mums and Lack of Outdoor Play Create Cotton Wool Kids
A study has revealed that lazy mothers, who are discouraging kids from playing outside because it is easier to look after them inside, are to be blamed for a new generation of cotton wool kids.

The findings have been published in the 'PLOS Genetics' journal.

Source-ANI

Pre-cooked Egg for Those Lazy Bones
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Promising New Therapeutic Approach to Treat Lazy Eye Disorder
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