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22/09/2020

Insect Bite Swelling

The insect bite is a common occurrence which you may receive unexpectedly because of unintentional provocation or without it, while sitting on a lawn or sleeping snugly in your bed. The affected area may swell immediately or after some time. The poison or venom injected in your body by the insect co...

22/09/2020

Flaxseed Benefits for Hair

It is said that, humans have been using flaxseed since the Stone Age. However, its popularity as a food source, diminished through the centuries. Of late, it has once again revived with more and more studies being conducted on flaxseed benefits. Nowadays, whole flaxseed and its derivatives, like oil...

22/09/2020

Strep Throat and Pregnancy

Strep throat is caused by Streptococcal infections and is very often observed during pregnancy. The bacteria invades the mucous membrane lining the pharynx, larynx, and tonsils of the throat. This condition is known as strep throat. The infection is contagious and is transmitted by human contact. It...

22/09/2020

Side Effects of Saw Palmetto

Saw palmetto is a small palm that is commonly found in the southeastern United States. It has been used as a herbal medicine through the centuries. The extract of saw palmetto berries has been used for treating diseases, like benign prostatic hyperplasia and urinary tract infections. It is suggested...

17/09/2020

Building Blocks of Life May Have Formed in Water Droplets

Reactions in tiny droplets of water may have given rise to some of the molecules essential for the origin of life. These reactions, which require a lot of energy in large vats of liquids, are nearly spontaneous in small droplets, researchers report today (October 23) in the Proceedings of the Nation...

17/09/2020

In Canada, Signs of Life Nearly 4 Billion Years Old

In northeastern Canada, scientists have discovered what they believe are signs that bacterial life existed there 3.95 billions years ago—millions of years before the first fossils appeared in the geological record—according to a study published yesterday (September 27) in Nature.Living organisms...

17/09/2020

I Gave Up Caffeine For Almost A Week And…You Should Never Do This

I love caffeine so much that I’d rather have my heart beat outside of my chest than give it up. I proved this last week. I’ve had what are called heart PVCs for most of my adult life. These are benign little “extra beats” in my heart muscle that I experience pretty rarely, but they increase ...

17/09/2020

Brussels Sprouts Nutrition

No, do not make that face at the mention of Brussels sprouts, as it is not going to help. They are, in fact, storehouses of multiple nutrients, and these cruciferous vegetables are anti-cancerous in nature. Besides, it’s only when they are overcooked (that is for more than 5 – 7 minutes), do the...

17/09/2020

Even if we can’t stop the clocks, we can at least pause to sit back and see the beauty in the passage of time.

17/09/2020

Amanda St***za is an anthropologist, professor, and photographer, passionate about wildlife and the people who live closest to wild animals all over the world. If you visit her Instagram profile, you're gonna find hundreds of breathtaking pictures capturing the incredible lives of all kinds of wild....