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In 1991, archaeologists tested a lump of ancient chewing gum from Scandinavia, it unexpectedly preserved the DNA of a person who lived 5,700 years agoArchaeologists are uncovering ancient secrets from chewed birch pitch. These small lumps, found across Scandinavia and northern Europe, are...- Frequent acidity and heartburn? Celebrity nutritionist shares 3 simple steps to support healthy digestion naturallyAcidity and heartburn affect millions. Celebrity nutritionist Luke Coutinho offers three natural ways to combat acid reflux. He advises slo...
- Why do squirrels rub snake scent on themselves, and what does it actually do?Ground squirrels have a surprising survival trick. They use the smell of rattlesnakes to hide their own scent from predators. Researchers o...
- Why Rat and Squirrel Bite Marks Can Look Almost IdenticalHomeowners often misidentify rodent damage. Bite marks from rats and squirrels look similar, making quick assumptions dangerous. Experts wa...
- Fridge-stored roti dough cause stomach issues? Expert reveals if cold-fermented chapati atta is safe & how to store it properlyChilled Chapati Dough: Social media claims that chilled chapati dough causes digestive issues are debunked by food expert Krish Ashok. He e...
- Chewing alone can cure bloating and gas? here's what the science actually saysThorough chewing isn't a magic cure, but it's a surprisingly powerful first step. Research shows proper mastication reduces bloating and ga...
- The ‘chewing water’ technique: Why gulping water may not be ideal for better hydration and digestionThe “chewing water” technique encourages taking small sips and letting water sit briefly in the mouth before swallowing. Experts say this s...
- Don’t have to chew food 32 times? Gastro Doctor proposes this 15:15:15 method for smoother digestion and feeling full for a long-timeDr. Pal Manickam, using a playful analogy involving Janhvi Kapoor, explains why slowing down at meals, chewing properly, and giving your br...
- Want to manage diabetes? Experts suggest six tiny lifestyle tweaks that can transform Blood Sugar levelsDiabetes is a global health concern, but the solution is not confined to hospitals and pharmacies. Experts stress that while these small ha...
- No gym. No workouts. Madhavan, just by changing his chewing style and food habits, lost weight in 21 days. Gastro doctor explains why it worksMadhavan's weight loss after 'Rocketry' surprised many. He attributed it to a 21-day diet based on allergy test results. Gut health expert ...
- From chewing gum all day to frequent antacid use, 7 common habits are harming your digestive system, explains gastro specialist Dr PalPoor gut health can be caused by everyday habits like constant snacking, stress eating, skipping sunlight, or ignoring bowel movements. The...
- Noise cancellation with noisy eatersDrowning in a cacophony of crunching and slurping? The unspoken crisis of noisy eating is finally addressed with a humorous take. From cele...
- Chewing gum existed 9,700 years ago! Stone Age hunter-gatherers munched on resin to prevent tooth decayA variety of substances with similar properties, such as resins from coniferous trees, natural bitumen, and other plant gums, are known to ...
- Savoury sweetness: Experiencing the seasonal joys of jaggeryPalates addicted to the instant sweetness of refined sugar may no longer appreciate the dark minerally taste of jaggery, and one solution f...
- Rice is losing its nutritional value, thanks to CO2 levels in atmosphereRice is not just a major source of calories, but also proteins and vitamins for many people.
- Sea urchin inspired device may help explore MarsThe teeth are arranged in a dome-like formation that opens outwards and closes inwards in a smooth motion, similar to a claw in an arcade p...
- Genetically-modified yeast yields powerful painkillersThe technique can be adapted to produce many cheap plant-derived compounds to fight cancers, infectious diseases and chronic conditions.
- Early human ancestors were cannibals, says studySome early humans in England were cannibals who ate human flesh, gnawed on bones and split them to feast on the marrow inside, a new study ...
- Glycotherapy emerging as new treatment for breast cancer: Expert"Glycotherapy is useful for those with drug resistant tumour. Less toxification is the beauty of this therapy", said the expert.
- Vaghela denies 'lazy' remarkHaving triggered a political storm last week by calling farmers in Vidarbha lazy, the Union textile minister Shankarsinh Vaghela on Thursda...
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