• Germany checks E. coli in drinking water

    Germany checks E. coli in drinking water
    The deadly bacilli E. coli has been identified in the water of the Frankfurt River. That is why Germany has a problem that will strictly test all drinking water sources
  • USA: Control percholorate chemicals in drinking water

    USA: Control percholorate chemicals in drinking water
    The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) made its first decision on controlling percholorate chemical limits in drinking water.
  • Chocolate water

    Chocolate water
    Scientists at Birmingham University (UK) have created a type of chocolate you can eat a lot without fear of harm to health.
  • 5 wonders of water

    5 wonders of water
    The important role of water with the body seems to be too clear, but you certainly remember and always remind yourself that the 8x8 rule follows the advice of nutritionists?
  • Should be taken with warm water

    Should be taken with warm water
    According to the most recent study, taking the medicine with warm water is better for the intestinal tract and helps the drug work better than using normal water.
  • Unknown benefits from water

    Unknown benefits from water
    By choosing pure water, health will be improved by avoiding harmful compounds.
  • Pain relief by ... water or chocolate!

    Pain relief by ... water or chocolate!
    Eating a bar of chocolate or drinking a glass of water has the effect of relieving the feeling of pain - affirmed by research by Chicago University scientists (USA).
  • 14 reasons for you to drink lots of water

    14 reasons for you to drink lots of water
    Over 70% of an adult's weight is water. Our bodies cannot function without water: death thirst is much faster than starvation.
  • Iran invented a motor car powered by water

    Iran invented a motor car powered by water
    Iranian scientist shocked the world when he revealed the invention of a motor car powered by water.
  • Equipment for cleaning dirty water

    Equipment for cleaning dirty water
    In the face of the threat of a lack of clean water to provide people in many countries around the world, a graduate student of Monash University (Australia) has devised a simple,