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In the next 30 years, high levels of CO2 in the atmosphere can lead to human deficiency of important nutrients, especially protein, iron and zinc.
Vitamin E is particularly beneficial to women because of its skin rejuvenation, anti-aging and oxidation prevention. In addition, vitamin E also enhances gentleman's abi…
Russian astronauts at the International Space Station have launched the Progress 72 to fill up with garbage. This amount of waste will be destroyed in the atmosphere.
Goldfish are a tiny creature, but can they store a large amount of memories inside their brains?
Alcoholic beverages are classified as high calorie foods, but their nutritional value is low, also called calories
Depending on each person's weight, age, health status, mobility, there is a need for calories for each person.
Information from NRK Television (Norway) made it impossible for people to be shocked: more than 200 starving dead reindeer in the Svalbard Islands in the Arctic region o…
According to a recent scientific study, eating too many peppers may increase the risk of dementia. This must be unhappy news for those who like spicy food.
You may have to undergo photosynthesis thanks to chlorophyll in your mutant cells. But unlike plants, you will need more sunlight.
Confident scientists have solved the problem of growing food in the harsh environment on Mars, with carpet materials transforming into suitable soil for cultivation.
Thanks to the miracle of modern refrigerators, we can keep perishable food longer and no longer have to buy fresh food every day.
Meat is an indispensable food in our lives and many people have a preference for meat.
Currently, there are some chemicals we already know that are linked to cancer, autism and reproductive problems, but there are also other substances that are mistakenly…
By introducing new farming practices, AI is transforming agriculture towards social benefits globally.
'Fish' is the term used to refer to the same species of fish, swimming together in a coordinated way. T