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1. Sugar Slows You Down When I decided to give up sugar in my early twenties, probably the most remarkable effect and the one that stands out most in my memory was that I became the only person in the office where I worked who didn’t experience the “post-lunch coma.” …

Cela fait vingt-cinq ans. 25 ans qu’est née l’association «Cancer du sein parlons-en» . Objectif, mobiliser les femmes bien sûr mais aussi leur entourage. C’est d’ailleurs le slogan de cette année: «Tous concernés». La première campagne d’«Octobre Rose» est née aux États-Unis en 1993. La France s’engageait un an plus tard. …

Methods and conditions differ, but all animal species rest in one way or another. Standing, sitting, lying, flying, even underwater. Human beings often feel the need for it and generally suffer from the slightest reduction in their sleep quota. Total deprivation can cost him his life. Strangely, some people don’t …

The parents of a newborn baby who died just eight days after her May 2018 birth are warning others about the potential dangers of allowing family and friends to touch and kiss infants. Abigail Rose Friend, who said her daughter Aliza Rose was born healthy but later contracted herpes virus …

If you ever wondered where your home was at the time of the Pangaea, here is the answer. As you probably know, our beautiful blue planet has not always looked as we know it today. Before our continents, there was a single one called Pangaea, a term derived from ancient …

A South Carolina bride whose story of triumph went viral after she refused to move up her wedding date despite facing stage 4 cancer has died seven months after tying the knot. Laurin Bank, 30, married Michael Bank in March and spent the next few months traveling, People.com reported. She had …

Avant même que la pensée ne vous traverse l’esprit, NON, nous ne tolérons aucune forme de tricherie. Nous étions simplement curieux de connaître les raisons personnelles qui poussent certaines personnes à tricher. Voici ce que nous avons appris: 1. “Je l’ai fait au début en tant que power trip.” Nous faisions partie …

THERE are fears a potentially fatal ‘rat fever’ that can cause uncontrolled bleeding from the mouth, nose or vagina is spiralling out of control. Nigeria has seen an unusual spike in Lassa fever this year, with more than 140 people dying from the virus which is spread by the urine …

L’agent immobilier Taylor Lehman, 27 ans, a admis qu’elle se sentait d’abord coupable de sortir avec Kern, 54 ans, en raison de son amitié avec sa fille Amanda, 30 ans. Mais cinq ans plus tard, le couple originaire de Phoenix a toujours le vent en poupe – et Taylor affirme …

After 42,000 years for one and 30,000 years for the other, they are still alive. However, it is unlikely that they will be able to come and tell us what life was like when it was the good time, the time before, the time before we got too hot, since …

We will all soon be true “Poseidon” thanks to the research work of a Japanese engineer and artist. Its 3D printed artificial gill system would allow you to breathe underwater. The device is called Amphibio and is inspired by the respiratory system of fish. There is no need to disguise …

Well, do not dwell too much on its taste comparable to the muddy pond scum, you could miss out on its sumptuous benefits! 1. The most nutritious food on our planet? The concentration of protein and vitamins in Spirulina has led many nutrition experts to classify it as ” the most …

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Over the past few decades, the overuse of antibiotics has reached a record level. The result is drug-resistant bacteria, “superbacteria” that evolve too quickly for scientists to understand how to fight them. We have already heard about a future where bacteria are at the top of the food chain. Long …

A blue pigment used by the Egyptians thousands of years ago will find applications in cooling facades and roofs of buildings. Egyptian blue, derived from copper and calcium silicate, was commonly used on ancient representations of gods and royalty in ancient Egypt. A team of researchers from the Lawrence Berkeley …