Diabetes risk can be reduced by 21% thanks to a type of chocolate
New research from Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health (USA) based on nearly 112,000 people shows some foods and drinks help prevent type 2 diabetes.
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New research from Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health (USA) based on nearly 112,000 people shows some foods and drinks help prevent type 2 diabetes.
Ants can lift 5,000 times their body weight, operate in giant armies, and outnumber humans by up to a million times.
Research reveals a molecular mechanism in fat tissue that makes people more likely to regain weight. The discovery helps explain
American and Austrian scientists have found something that can help control blood sugar, lose weight, and reduce fat extremely well in two familiar starch sources.
While fishing on the lake, a male angler suddenly caught a 40-year-old Koi fish, the weight of which surprised many people.
This project spanning a 300-meter deep canyon is a testament to China's superior engineering skills.
After discovering PGC-1a protein isoforms, scientists hope to create new drugs that help lose weight without exercise and dieting.
With a pulling capacity of up to 1.2 million tons, 472m high and a specific weight of 650,000 tons, Troll A is one of the most massive structures in human history.
Everyone wants to know what their weight is and how it fluctuates. However, checking weight properly and at the right time is very important that few people pay attentio…
Today, giant wind turbines can be seen everywhere in the world.
Rucking, also known as carrying a heavy object such as a backpack (weighing 3-5 kg) while walking, can help burn 1,500 calories an hour.
Scientists discovered that cheetahs can run faster than 100km/h thanks to their appropriate body weight.
Are you curious how people practiced physical therapy with machines in the 19th century?
Jaundice, abdominal or back pain, dark urine, and frequent feeling of nausea can all be warning signs of pancreatic cancer but are often ignored.
Japanese doctor Nishiwaki Shunji points out that cancer can be effectively prevented by following a sugar-free diet.