The Fewest Foods You Can Eat for Complete Nutrition Long Term (1 Week Menu)
If you had to survive on just one food for a month, potatoes would be one of the most viable options. Potatoes are relatively nutritionally...
Author : Mari Chin
World War III, How Close Are We?
Growing global tensions have led to increased speculation about the possibility of a third World War, particularly in light of conflicts involving major powers. The...
Why Can’t They Finger Leaky Gut as Causing Gluten Intolerance?
I saw an article titled” Scientists Have Finally Identified Where Gluten Intolerance Begins” and thought, “Huh? Haven’t we known for a long time that it...
One World Government, the Odds and Possible Outcomes
Global Governance Global governance refers to the way international affairs are managed across countries through international cooperation, agreements, and institutions. It encompasses a range of...
Do Humans Use Extrachromosomal Genes?
Biology Review Before we get to the interesting idea that humans may have genes (instructions to make proteins) beyond what we already know, here is...
Toxic Lead Metal in Cocoa Puffs Cereal: A Hidden Danger?
Not that many of our readers would be consuming this sort of thing for breakfast, but the story is interesting for several reasons. Recent...
In the USA, Not All Ingredients Must be Listed on Ingredient Labels
Ingredient Labeling Exemptions in the USA In the United States, food labeling regulations allow certain ingredients to be excluded from ingredient lists. This can lead...
Sustainable Food Production Systems for a Growing Population
Sustainable Food Production Systems for a Growing Population As the global population is projected to reach 9.7 billion by 2050, the demand for food will...
A Breakthrough in Artificial Life, Synthetic Biology
Scientists have achieved a significant milestone in synthetic biology by developing the first living cell controlled entirely by synthetic DNA. This breakthrough, led by Dr....
Vitamin D from the Sun, What is the Lattitude Effect?
Vitamin D is primarily produced in the skin through exposure to ultraviolet B (UVB) rays from sunlight. However, the amount of vitamin D the skin...