Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Spice.
103 published items.
Scientists from the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology have discovered many active compounds in the mắc khén plant that have antifungal, antibacterial, and cytoto…
Salt is an indispensable spice in life, but if you eat too much salt, the price you pay is your health and longevity.
Although sold in abundance in markets in Vietnam, this is a rare commodity in the world.
Coffee has many health benefits when consumed properly. Here are some suggestions on what to add and what not to add to make your cup of coffee healthier and more benefi…
Without seeds, housewives can still grow mini spices to make their kitchen more beautiful.
As one of the most widely used and loved spices in the world, black pepper is known as
This spice is the third most expensive in the world, after saffron and vanilla.
Ethylene oxide (also known as oxirane and epoxide) is an organic compound with the chemical formula C2H4O, commonly found as a colorless and highly flammable gas.
Dishes that use alcohol as a spice, sugary fruits, or easily fermented beverage products can all create alcohol levels.
This vegetable helps prevent heart disease, nourishes the eyes, is good for the brain as well as helps with healthy digestion and blood sugar control.
This drink uses one of the most expensive spices in the world, bringing many health benefits such as improving mood and good for the heart.
Depending on the ingredients, ketchup, salad dressing or mustard can last several months to a year.
Adventurous scenes are an indispensable 'spice' in action movies, especially for big blockbusters.
Drinking water with lettuce leaves, chives mixed with honey, basil leaves, river bones... can soothe coughs and sore throats when it's cold.
The Japanese do not use spices of chemical origin, limited canning so they are able to cope with dangerous diseases.