Picking your nose tends to be frowned upon and actually eating it is almost an unspeakably filthy habit, but could this habit be healthy? Certainly a Canadian academic seems to think so! Professor Napper is doing some research. He’s suggesting that biting your bogies might boost your immune system.

The baby comes into our world after spending none comfortable months in its mother’ watery womb. The baby is small and cannot communicate. So, it needs lots of care and attention of both the parents.
A new born cannot eat food like us. It only sucks milk from its mother’s breast. It is called breast feeding.
The breast milk contains many vital and protective elements that protect the baby from diseases. This helps the baby to recognize its mother’s smell and establishes a special bond between mother and the child.

Researchers have devised the first immunization to protect people against HIV infection. A six-year trial showed that the vaccine, which consists of two shots that given individually had failed to protect against HIV, is modestly effective, reducing infection 31% among those receiving the regimen vs. those getting a placebo.
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