Medicine - Health
The world's oldest grandmother celebrated her 116th birthday
On March 5, the world's oldest woman, Ms. Misao Okawa, celebrated her 116th birthday in a candle-lit party at a nursing home in Japan.
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Medicine - Health
The risk of poisoning from cup candles
Many types of candles using lead wicks, users who inhale much will be lead poisoning, causing bleeding of teeth, gingivitis and digestive disorders.
Medicine - Health
Items should not be placed in the bedroom
The seemingly harmless items like ornamental plants, phones, candles ... are warned by scientists not to be placed in the bedroom, because it will interfere with your sl…
Medicine - Health
Scented candles can also be toxic
The romance of the flickering candlelight plus the faint aroma ... is the fad of many young families.
Medicine - Health
Romantic candles can lead to cancer
Smoke produced during the candle burning process is made from paraffin wax containing toxic ingredients, if used regularly, it can lead to cancer.
Medicine - Health
Dispel fatigue
After a hard day's work, take two gingerbreads, each about 3cm long, crushed, put into a bath of water and soak them, how tired it will be. Or mix some vinegar into the…
Food safety
Tips for keeping fresh watermelons for half a year without preservatives
With just a few simple steps, you can preserve your watermelon for half a year without fear of damage.
Science invention
The inventions help see the time before the clock
Clock is an indispensable item in daily life. But do you know how the clock is viewed before the clock is available?
Science invention
Extremely unique inventions of popular products
The desk is capable of doubling the area in seconds, the power socket cover incorporates light sensor lights, invisible helmets, super smooth coating ... are extremely u…
Science invention
Hourglass and candles just hours.
In addition to the two types of sundial clocks and water meters, there are also hourglass (sablier) used for short periods of time. Origin from Egypt, this type of watch…
New technology
Self-regulating clothes against dermatitis
DK, 30/10, Portuguese scientists have developed small capsules that absorb and release heat.
New technology
Intelligent sleep lights have the ability to change the color of the PLAYBULB candle
The compact, lightweight and equipped with Bluetooth 4.0 energy-efficient connectivity.
New technology
The muscle is 200 times stronger
US scientists have developed artificial muscle that is 200 times more potent than muscle fibers similar in size to human muscle.