How to cure sinus infection: Take a dose of 'good' bacteria

Adding a dose of the 'good' bacteria to the sinuses may help treat some chronic conditions of the disease, a new study has claimed. So, you are suffering from sinus infection and want to know how to cure sinus infection, read on.In a study published in the journal Science Translational Medicine, researchers discovered that some chronic sinus problems may be caused by a depletion of 'good' bacteria and the presence of 'bad' bacteria in the sinuses.Adding back good bacteria to the sinuses will work to treat the condition analogous to the way probiotics...

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25 ridiculously clichéd Hindi film dialogues that tell you the even more clichéd story of an Indian girl

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I don't have 6,000 boyfriends: Emma Watson

"Harry Potter" actress Emma Watson says she gets upset when she is linked to every boy she is photographed with.The 22-year-old, who is currently dating an American student Will Adamowicz, said she is no serial romancer as opposed to what people think, reported Daily Mail."It's difficult on my dating life, because anyone I get photographed with is automatically my boyfriend. So it just makes it look as if I've had, like, 6,000 boyfriends," she said.The actress says she tried her best not to be spotted with boyfriend Adamowicz at the Coachella...

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E-cigarettes can damage your lungs: study

Electronic cigarettes used by smokers trying to quit the lethal habit of smoking can actually cause lung damage, a new study has claimed.Scientists warn that the devices can trigger changes to the lungs, despite the fact that they are being marketed as a potentially safer alternative to normal cigarettes.The study also added new evidence to the debate over the safety of alternative nicotine-delivery products.Electronic cigarettes are devices that deliver nicotine through a vapour, rather than smoke. There is no combustion involved but the nicotine...

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More than 50% men rely on women to pick their clothing

Behind every man's wardrobe there is a woman! According to a new survey, more than half of British men confessed that they depend on the women in their life to pick out their outfits for the next day. A poll of 1,000 men by a menswear brand found that every one in four men asks their girlfriend or wife to shop for clothes for them, the Daily Mail reported. Only 6 per cent of British men said they enjoy clothes shopping. On the rare occasions men do choose their own outfits, half admit they still ask their partner or mother to 'approve' the...

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