Kitchen Sponges Are The Dirtiest Things at Home
Sponges used for washing dishes are recognized as one of the dirtiest things in the house. Analysis showed that they were 200 thousand times...
Which Vitamins Do You Need in Autumn?
There is a widespread opinion that the body has enough vitamins in summer and autumn, whereas in winter it suffers from vitamin deficiency, that...
7 Weird and Dangerous Allergies
It is believed that the cause of allergy is often a reaction to food or pollen. Nevertheless, people often react to very unusual allergens. Here are 7 weirdest ones.
Happiness Improves the Memory
According to the research conducted by the scientists from the University of Magdeburg (Germany), the release of dopamine hormone in the body increases long-term...
Are Parabens Harmful?
Another round of the struggle against parabens has started in the European Union: the European Commission demands the EU Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety...
15th November Is No Smoking Day
The No Smoking Day was established by the American Cancer Society in 1977. Since then, the day has become international: each year, the event...
Smartphones Cause Most Infections
Flu, diarrhea, and eye infections are just a small part included into the list of troubles that smartphone users might suffer from.
It turns out...
Heart Problems Are Easy to Detect
The researchers from the University of Copenhagen (Denmark) claim that the signs of aging may be the signs of heart disease.
They had been...
8 Tips to Strengthen the Immune System
We get sick especially often in autumn and winter. How can we improve our immune system and make the body more resistant to illnesses?...
Memory Loss Starts at 30
Do you think it's only older people who experience memory loss? You're wrong. It may start at the age of 30.
Every Hour Spent in Front of TV Shortens Life by 22...
According to the results of a study conducted in Australia, TV shortens people's life by about five years.
Australian experts studied the data from the...
Smart People Are Happier
People having higher IQ levels are happier than less intelligent ones, claims a recent study.
