Lavender oil can make boys big breasts
Lavender and tea tree oils are found in some bath soaps, shampoo, hair gel and body lotion that can make boys' breasts bigger. This phenomenon happened to 3 boys and whe…
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Lavender and tea tree oils are found in some bath soaps, shampoo, hair gel and body lotion that can make boys' breasts bigger. This phenomenon happened to 3 boys and whe…
Relocated from China, a camellia planted in a botanical sanctuary in Chiswick, west London, England after 200 years of flowering.
The fish, about 2 meters long, shot its whole body up to the surface of the water, as it flashed like a bolt of lightning into the river and suddenly raised its head. Th…
Stealing corals that are being protected in Son Tra Peninsula (Da Nang) can be fined up to VND 10 million
Scientists and archaeologists have discovered signs of ancient communal houses dating back more than 200 years and hundreds of ancient ceramic artifacts made of earthenw…
Korean scientists say they have prepared pure Korean-flavored foods for the country's first astronaut.
Malaysia has abandoned plans to brew tea in space when the country's first astronaut boarded the International Space Station (ISS) next year. This decision was made afte…
experts at the Tea Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences affirmed that the new plant could be used to prepare drinks without caffeine.
Researchers on plants in Vietnam have continued to discover two new species of plants for science in Vu Quang National Park (Ha Tinh), which are two rare and precious ye…
In recent days, in Thuy Bieu Ward (Thua Thien-Hue Province), there is an unusual, large-sized strange mushroom.
Khanh Hoa scientists propose to preserve Krempf flower tea discovered in two locations in the mountainous areas of the province, the scope of distribution is narrow with…
A type of Vietnamese Camellia has just been officially published in the Nordic Journal of Botany (Swedish botanical magazine), the world's first newly discovered plant a…
Master Luong Van Dung and two staff of Biduop Nui Ba National Park discovered mi Krempf tea at an altitude of about 800m, in the evergreen closed forest, with a relative…
The authors Luong Van Dung (Da Lat University), Tran Ninh (University of Natural Sciences, National University of Hanoi) and Hakoda (Japan) have just announced a new spe…
Tea drinking has long been an indispensable habit in many people's daily lives. We can catch people drinking tea at any time of the day.