Harvard Medical University announces 10 ''super foods'' that help prolong life
These 10 foods can help reduce cancer and many other diseases in the body, thereby helping to effectively prolong life.
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These 10 foods can help reduce cancer and many other diseases in the body, thereby helping to effectively prolong life.
Besides the familiar potatoes and sweet potatoes, Vietnam has many other types of potatoes that many young people may not know how to identify and distinguish.
An important study just published in the scientific journal Nature, has found that eating fewer calories significantly increases longevity, but how much less specificall…
A new study adds to the growing body of scientific evidence that covering yourself with a thick blanket can help you sleep better.
American and Austrian scientists have found something that can help control blood sugar, lose weight, and reduce fat extremely well in two familiar starch sources.
After midnight, negative emotions tend to capture our attention more than positive emotions.
Diagnoses of ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) have increased significantly in recent years, especially in adults.
Recently, China has continuously purchased areca nuts from Vietnam, causing the price of this fruit to reach a record high.
Recently, the use of psychedelics to achieve some strange experiences and feelings is gradually becoming a trend among young people.
Analyzing drinking water from 15 countries, researchers found the presence of perpetual chemicals in more than 99% of bottled water samples from Asia, Europe, North Amer…
As one of the most widely used and loved spices in the world, black pepper is known as
Researchers from McMaster University (Canada) have identified a protein that could bring humans closer to the dream of immortality.
Pink cocaine, a drug mixture that can contain ketamine, ecstasy and crystal meth, has been increasingly detected in recent years.
A new study from the US reveals why some people seem to process their carbohydrate intake better than others.
The advance opens up new research directions on brain injuries and hopes to improve survival and recovery rates for brain-dead patients in the future.