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Hearing crows in your garden during the day? Here’s what it may mean and why it could be a good signCrows cawing in gardens are usually a sign of ordinary activities like food searches, territorial marking, or communication, not superstiti...- Why Putting a Spoon in Your Freezer Could Save Your FoodKitchen cooks are finding a simple trick to reduce food waste: freezing a steel spoon. This method, backed by science, leverages thermal co...
- Daily bloating, reflux, constipation? AIIMS gastro doctor says you may be missing the real causeDigestive discomforts like bloating and reflux are not normal. Dr Saurabh Sethi, a gastro doctor, states these are signals of deeper issues...
- DIY Fertilizer: The Kitchen Ingredient That Makes Plants Explode With LifeGardeners across the United States are discovering kitchen waste benefits plants. Science shows composting these materials recycles nutrien...
- Rosemary And Coarse Salt In One Jar: A Brilliant Kitchen Hack Or A Dangerous Food FadRosemary salt has surged in popularity, blending culinary appeal with unproven energy-cleansing claims. While scientific research confirms ...
- 'Beetroot is very dangerous': Pune-based doctor has a scary reality check if you are a big fan of this superfoodAn Ayurved doctor has sparked a health debate by warning against eating raw beetroot, citing risks of contamination with bacteria, parasite...
- 'Protein intake won’t make you Incredible Hulk': Ranbir Kapoor’s Animal look trainer busts five biggest mythsCelebrity fitness coach Shivohaam has debunked common protein myths in India, emphasizing its importance for everyone, not just bodybuilder...
- Organic food vs non-organic food: Is there really a health benefit or just clever marketing?The debate between organic and non-organic food continues, with mixed scientific evidence on whether organic options are significantly heal...
- World Snake Day: Why you should be extra careful during rainy season and how to stay safeWorld Snake Day 2024 (Google Trends): Snake Day, observed on July 16, educates the public about snakes' ecological roles, dispels myths, an...
- Covid vaccine doesn't cause monkeypox: Busting common myths about this ailmentMonkeypox was given its name because it was first discovered in a group of macaques in 1958
- Natural immunity boosters more effective than pharmacological ones, says Jitendra SinghCiting a number of studies published in leading medical journals over the last two decades, he said that by and large the inference is that...
- Nothingness, Chaos, Desire: How the three modes of creation have influenced corporate thinkingThere was nothing and somebody invented something. Thus the bulb was invented and it changed the way we saw time. Thus the clock was invent...
- Debunked COVID-19 myths survive online, despite factsPublic health officials, fact checkers and doctors tried to quash hundreds of rumors in myriad ways. But misinformation around the pandemic...
- World Water Day: Flavoured drinks are better, and other myths bustedDebunk the common myths on the 25th World Water Day.
- Stomach Cancer: Watch out for chronic indigestion, constant tirednessThe foremost risk factor for gastric cancer is not only diet but lifestyle as well.
- Millets are good, no doubt, but they needn't be miracle foodMillet is a collective name given to a variety of coarse grains that grow in dry conditions. Ragi, sorghum, pearl millet, foxtail millet an...
- Activists launch 'Sarson Satyagraha' against GM MustardKolkata, Oct 2 (IANS) A section of beekeepers, farmers and activists marched in protest here against GM Mustard being considered for commer...
- Myth busters: How to keep diabetes at bayAdopting a healthy lifestyle and eating the right foods can go a long way in ensuring that we keep the 'sugar problem' at bay.
- Debunking the myths on pesticides is vital to raise food production in IndiaLongevity in western nations has dramatically improved and the increase can be associated in part to intensive farming and the arrival of p...
- Food security for future thoughtTo build food security, we must understand that security needs autonomy that grants diversity which stems from locality.
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