Specialties can be deadly
Puffer fish, live octopus, maggot cheese, giant cow frog ... are some of the unique specialties that can make you lose your life when you taste it.
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Puffer fish, live octopus, maggot cheese, giant cow frog ... are some of the unique specialties that can make you lose your life when you taste it.
US researchers say girls who regularly eat peanut butter or nuts are less likely to have benign breast disease at age 30, according to UPI news agency.
As one of the two most fatal cancers for women, breast cancer is becoming an invisible fear that affects our lives.
Due to the pungent taste, many people hate to eat this dish. However, for people with osteoporosis, stomach, diabetes ... onion is a cheap and effective medicine.
According to a recent study, along with quitting, having a soy-rich diet helps reduce the risk of lung cancer in men.
A US study found that women who ate a lot of soybeans at an early age significantly reduced their risk of breast cancer in middle age.
Asian women who eat a Western diet high in meat, white bread, milk and pudding will have a higher risk of breast cancer.
According to Dr. Karissa, this is the first study to assess the impact of soy consumption in childhood on breast cancer risk. This protective effect may be due to the pr…
Jiyang Gaosui, a famous anti-cancer doctor in Japan, has proposed
The rate of antibiotic-resistant bacteria is climbing an alarming level due to abuse of antibiotics as well as overdose.
A bacterium that doesn't seem to be very dangerous, but is now becoming a huge threat if humans don't find a way.
Many people ask the question, what if one day the whole world boycotted meat - instead everyone just ate vegetables?
A bit observant observing the mushroom you will distinguish the fungus you are trying to use is poisonous or perfectly healthy to eat.
How to distinguish clean vermicelli with chemical bun, each time eating with a lot of vermicelli, ensuring safety is the question that many consumers have.
Here are the foods that are still edible if moldy and those that are removed are recommended by USDA.