Biology & Zoology
The health effects of tomato sauce, including ketchup, have been studied by Spanish specialists. Biologists from the Polytechnic University of Valencia conducted relevant studies, reports Mirror. According to Spanish experts, the use of tomato sauce will reduce the risk of cancer of the stomach and intestines. It turned out that
Biology & Zoology
You ask, what unites the director, the physician and the kindergarten teacher? A wonderful "chance" to gain weight during work. On the Internet, we found a selection of such professions, choosing which, women are at risk of recovering unnoticeably. 1. Accountant and manager As practice shows, it'
Biology & Zoology
Recently, scientists have found that corn causes serious harm to the body. Consider this product for more details: They say that corn is rich in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. Omega-3 fatty acids help control hormones and give them anti-inflammatory properties. Omega-6 fatty acids produce hormones that cause inflammation. In
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Scientists point out that stress infection with constant contact with the source in the case of the human brain can lead to much more severe consequences. scientists at the Hotchkiss Brain Institute at the University of Calgary have determined that depression and stress that can literally get infected affect the
Animals & Birds
For those who want a pet cat to live happily ever after. How long can my cat live? Life expectancy of domestic cats is much higher than living in natural conditions. If wild cats live about 5-7 years, then the domestic average reach the age of 14 years. Under different
Biology & Zoology
A good natural fertilizer for flowers is plain white sugar. During the breakdown, sugar produces glucose and fructose. Fructose plants do not absorb, but glucose gives the right energy for growth, breathing, and flowering. In addition, for a flower, glucose is a material for the multiplication of cells. To prepare
Animals & Birds
Octopuses are very unusual creatures. To study them, humanity even came up with a separate science called the tautology ("teutos" in Latin means "squid"). Scientists rightly call these mollusks one of the most intelligent animals. The brain of an octopus occupies almost all of their body.