Dark chocolate helps prevent diarrhea
The results of a study by scientists at the Research Institute for Children's Hospital Oakland (USA) and Heinrich Heine University (Germany) show that a chemical in coco…
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The results of a study by scientists at the Research Institute for Children's Hospital Oakland (USA) and Heinrich Heine University (Germany) show that a chemical in coco…
Researchers say sunscreens made from coffee, chocolate or tea may help prevent common skin cancer.
There are many concepts about food and diet that people refer to and apply. However, not all of these concepts are true.
In fact, 90% of us are prepared to bring a water filter with us to practice sports instead of energy drinks, milk, and fresh water.
Cocoa originated from Central America and Mexico, discovered long ago, about 3000 years ago.
The world of science - technology last week was filled with sparkling colors, from glowing mice, invisible wireless networks to projection chocolate.
The atmosphere of spring gives you a new feeling, especially when Valentine's Day is approaching ?! What will you get in this sweet holiday?
Buying goods online is no stranger to Vietnamese people as online payment systems are increasingly expanding.
Chocolate and roses are great, but they don't make sense at all. People who love information technology have much more unique gifts. LovePC, as you see in the picture, h…
In fact, there is no need to look forward to the future, but right now, the robot dessert has been realized by artist Erika Marthins.
McDonald's has made rivals in the fast-food market startled, when launching the special straws, which make the drink more delicious.
The feeling of walking beside a vacuum cleaner is always horrible. Even a small amount of waste water from this car is enough to make people around breathless, dizzy.
A woman in New York used nanotechnology to make 'non-smudged baby clothes'.
A Japanese 3D printing company is planning to produce chocolate in the shape of a Valentine's Day offering.
The machine will help the lovers create their own chocolates. TS. Liang Hao of Exeter University and a team leader, set up the Edge Company to commercialize the device a…