Do you have to peel the ginger? Here’s the genius trick that will save you time (and root)
Does ginger need to be peeled or can it be consumed as is? Let’s find out how to decide based
The 4 “love archetypes” (and their respective hormones) that influence the type of partner we choose, which of these are you?
Dopamine, serotonin, testosterone and estrogen guide our choices in love: Helen Fisher identifies 4 personality types to explain the link
The photovoltaic hat to recharge your smartphone for free with solar energy during your excursions
The solar hat that charges up to two devices simultaneously thanks to solar cells integrated into the brim, with a
Vegan, vegetarian or omnivore, what is the healthiest diet for your second brain? The study on the intestinal microbiome
Vegan, vegetarian and omnivorous diets influence intestinal microorganisms, but excluding certain foods can have both favorable and unfavorable complex effects
Remember the medals from the Paris Olympics? Many have already deteriorated (and will need to be replaced)
Deteriorated, discolored and now unwatchable: what a bad end happened to the medals of the Paris 2024 Olympics: the case
A hot dog a day? Consuming 85 grams of processed red meat ages the brain by as much as 1.6 years
Excessive consumption of red meat could damage cognitive health by increasing the risk of developing dementia and causing accelerated brain
Counterorder! Drinking 4 cups of coffee a day would reduce the risk of this particular type of cancer
The last 15 years have seen a notable shift in clinical considerations around coffee, and now new research has revealed
I am a pediatrician and I will explain to you the risks of consuming raw milk cheeses for children
Eating raw milk and its derivatives can pose serious dangers to children and vulnerable people. Bacteria such as Escherichia coli
What is red dye no. 3 in food and why the FDA banned it
In English known as Red Dye 3, the red dye no. 3 has already been the subject of several studies
Pooping is good for the brain, the study demonstrates the link between the intestine and the mind
Defecating before a race can lead to better sports performance. And not for a physical response, but a mental one: