Harmful Effects
Scientists In Switzerland Invent An Edible Gel That Could Reduce The Harmful Effects Of AlcoholA protein-based gel has been developed that could reduce the harmful effects of alcohol consumption on your body.
- Traces Of Harmful Chemicals Found In Burgers, Tacos And Other Fast Foods; FDA To Review
A study, published in the Journal of Exposure Science & Environmental Epidemiology, states that traces of some harmful chemicals were found in burritos, pizzas, burgers and several other fast foods.
- Will Re-Using Leftover Cooking Oil Harm Your Family? Read This.
Re-using cooking oil may change its chemical compound, consequently making it more harmful for the body. How safe is this practice, and can this oil really be re-used? Read on as we deep-dive to find ...
- Reasons Why You Should Never Cook Honey
Read on as we give you a low-down on why you should never cook honey and consume it in raw form only!
- World No Tobacco Day: 9 Reasons Why You Need Kick The Butt Now
31st May marks World No Tobacco day. We have heard it numerous times before, but the fact remains that smoking kills. Here's how.
- From The Kitchen Shelf: How To Do Natural Face Clean-Up At Home
Our skin experiences the harmful effects of pollution every day. Brutal chemicals, contamination of water and the Sun's harsh rays can wreak havoc on our skin. Pollution can cause long term harm and a lot ...
- 5 Harmful Effects of Junk Food
You know that junk food can hurt your health, but you may have not known about the effects of junk food on how your brain functions.
- Honey With Warm Milk: A Toxic Combination?
There are lots of threads on Quora expressing concern about the supposed harmful effects of putting honey in warm milk or any hot beverage. Are these claims really true? Or is this another food myth, ...
- Resisting Sugar And Not Sweetness: Expert Tips From Celebrity Nutritionist Pooja Makhija
Exclusive: Celebrity Nutritionist Pooja Makhija shares an easy hack on how you can still enjoy sweetness while giving up on white sugar.
- Cabbage Compound Protects Against Radiation
A compound derived from cruciferous vegetables such as cabbage, cauliflower and broccoli may protect against harmful effects of radiation during cancer therapy, scientists have found.Georgetown University Medical Center researchers found the compound,...
