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The surprising truth about the turmeric yellow color of cheese
Behind the golden, delicious cheeses we enjoy is a fascinating and complex story of color change.
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Why are there so many pink lakes in Australia?
In Australia there are many pink lakes. According to scientists, the pink lake is created by a combination of many factors including climate and hydrology...
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The vegetable that Chinese people love, is known as 'longevity vegetable': There are many in Vietnamese markets!
This vegetable is loved by Chinese people because it contains many health benefits. However, in Vietnam, this vegetable was once abandoned or used as animal feed.
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Science explains bad eating habits that people still think are healthy
Not all foods are good for you, you can assume that you can eat as much as you want.
Animal world
Why are flamingos pink?
Referring to flamingos, people often think of long and slender legs with beautiful pink or red feathers.
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Vietnam successfully cultivates Spirulina strains
Algae grown in Vietnam have protein, higher beta-carotene content of France and Japan, used as a medicine to prevent cancer, cardiovascular and aging.
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Believe it, this color of cheese turns out to be a
Usually you see cheeses that are yellow, orange but cheeses made with milky white milk, and no bacteria can turn it orange.
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Why is milk white?
We often see milk white. Is milk really white, or can milk have other colors, but is our vision fooled and seeing white milk?
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Why does the autumn leaves change color?
According to the legend that Native Americans recounted, it was because the hunter killed the Big Bear in the sky, the Bear's blood shot down to the earth and dyed the l…
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Funny interpretation: The obvious of animals but no one knows
The artist Solis explained the origin of zebra fur in a humorous way. He imagined tiny minors tying strips of black silk around a white horse's body
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Vitamin A increases the concentration of HIV virus in breast milk
Vitamin A may increase the excretion of HIV in the milk of mothers infected with this virus, thereby increasing the risk of mother-to-child transmission.
Animal world
Darwin can make mistakes about the wild origin of chickens
Charles Darwin thinks that the chicken is native to a red jungle chicken, but Uppsala University's research shows that the chicken's wild origin is much more complex.
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Techniques for growing green vegetables in foam containers at home
Broccoli is a vegetable that contains a lot of vitamins A, B, C, D, carotene, albumin, nicotic acid ... and is one of the vegetables that nutritionists recommend that pe…
Medicine - Health
The vegetables that are vegan receive 8 types of cancer, but if one step is wrong, it will be useless
Broccoli is rich in protein, vitamins and beta-carotene (precursor of vitamin A). Its nutritional value ranks first among similar vegetables. However, its greatest value…
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Health benefits that few people know of green beans
Green beans contain many essential nutrients for the body. This type of food contains three types of carotenoid antioxidants including beta carotene, lutein and zeaxanth…