Coronavirus Disease 2019: Quick Facts, Myths, and Toilet Papers March 16, 2020 Virus Photo by qimono The Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) has taken the whole world by surprise in 2020. Unfortunately, it seems...Read More
The Intestinal Bacteria May Increase Muscle Strength In Old People September 17, 2019 The gut bacteria have been linked to a good number of diseases in recent years. Hence, it may not come as much of a surprise as new eviden...Read More
The Fat Ratio That No One Talks About September 02, 2019 Westernized diets, characterized by high intakes of processed and packaged food, fried foods, refined grains, high-fructose corn syrup, a...Read More
Top 3 Things To Know about Vitamin D and Cancer May 14, 2019 Over the years, controversial evidence from several studies have either supported or invalidated the idea that vitamin D deficiency incre...Read More
The Sunshine Vitamin: Top Natural Food Sources of Vitamin D May 14, 2019 Vitamin D is a fat-soluble nutrient essential for various biological activities. It is important for the maintenance of a healthy ratio o...Read More
New Research: These Diets Kill More Than Smoking or High Blood Pressure April 16, 2019 A study of global food intake patterns showed that poor diets contribute the most to global deaths rates, stressing the vital and dire nee...Read More
Beans Intake: How to Cope with Associated Increase in Farts April 02, 2019 Beans are generally recognized as a good source of protein but mostly overlooked for its rich content of fiber, minerals, and vitamins. Fo...Read More
Who is better: The Vegan or The Meat Lover? May 29, 2015 The thought of this article was stimulated while I viewed an episode of the TV game show, Idiotest . On this episode, two meat lovers an...Read More
The Function of Cells February 19, 2013 Due to a question posted by one of our friends on our Facebook Page , it became imperative to shed more light on the work of the ce...Read More
The Science of Love February 15, 2013 Ever wondered why anyone in the throes of an illicit affair would risk their marriage, family, and career for the sake of what may se...Read More
How Coffee Delays Sleep February 11, 2013 A good number of individuals take coffee when they need to stay awake due to their busy schedules. Old and young people, students an...Read More
Binge Drinking Negatively Impacts Brain Development in Young Adults February 07, 2013Ever wondered a young binge drinker may struggle academically in college? Evidence of the impact of alcohol on the brain grows by the day....Read More
After-Death Growth Of Hair And Fingernails: The Facts January 31, 2013 A deceased person's hair and fingernails often appear to grow more after death. This is however not true, because the body cells do not...Read More
12 Mind-Blowing Scientific Facts On Cigarette Smoking January 27, 2013 You won’t find cigarette advertised anywhere, but it is one of the most traded items on the planet. Consumed by individuals across ev...Read More
Wherever There's Smoke, There's Climate Change January 23, 2013According to a four-year assessment by an international panel, smoke is the number two contributor to global warming, second only to carbon ...Read More
Can Someone Be Born to Lead? Leadership Can Be an Inherited Trait, Study Finds. January 18, 2013 Differences in the genetic makeup of individuals are significantly associated with the likelihood that people will take on managerial resp...Read More
Age Can Be Revealed By Body Odour January 15, 2013 It's true: Old people smell. But not in an offensive way, according to a study that has found humans can identify another person'...Read More
Babies Born to Stressed Mothers More Likely to Be Bullied at School November 15, 2012 Children whose mothers were overly stressed during pregnancy are more likely to become victims of bullying at school. New res...Read More
How Bacteria Inactivate Immune Defences November 15, 2012 A new study by researchers at Imperial College London has identified a way in which Salmonella bacteria, which cause gastroenteritis a...Read More
New Recipe For Antibiotic Resistant Bacteria November 15, 2012 Washington State University researchers have found an unlikely recipe for antibiotic resistant bacteria: Mix cow dung and soil, and add ur...Read More