Many social drinkers like the custom of Dry or Damp January, which involves cutting back or abstaining from alcohol for the entire month in order to rebuild your connection with it in the new year, after a holiday season spent overindulging and imbibing. Many people who participate in the 31-day challenge discover that it gets … Read more
Found beneath the driest hot desert on Earth is a hidden ecosystem Researchers have found microscopic life 13 feet below Earth’s most hostile desert, a discovery that could have ramifications for the hunt for alien life. The study has been published in PNAS Nexus, a journal. The driest hot desert on Earth is the Atacama … Read more
Alcohol research points to a startling conclusion: consuming alcohol at any level is harmful to your health. Although the danger is minimal with modest use, it increases with increased alcohol consumption. Many people partake in alcohol as part of their cultural and religious customs, as a matter of personal desire, or during social events. The … Read more
Each year, around 70% of adult Americans consume alcohol. Moderate alcohol use can have benefits even though it does have some unfavorable health effects. “It must be made clear that alcohol is poison. Therefore, we’re not attempting to argue that alcohol by itself is beneficial,” explains registered dietitian. “But research has shown that having a … Read more
A cool beer would be ideal in both scenarios: either you’re grilling a bunch of burgers or you’re settling down to watch TV. However, the one bottle you own has been languishing in the back of your refrigerator for a while. Was it placed there the previous year? or more than two years prior? You … Read more
Fury over the murder plot subsides as Modi takes the stage at G-7 Seizing an opportunity, Narendra Modi ended his diplomatic imprisonment with the United States and Canada. The Indian prime leader was battered by the unsatisfactory election results and was up against criticism over two alleged government-sponsored assassination plots when he came at the … Read more
The study of consciousness is one of the trickiest issues in philosophy and neuroscience. How can physical substance give rise to consciousness? Philosopher David Chalmers called this subject “the hard problem” in a 1995 study. Determining how the brain functions to perceive, learn, think, and make decisions is the “easy” problem, he claimed. Even while … Read more
There appears to be an unexpected, ancient structure wrapped around Earth’s core. An ancient ocean floor that might encircle the core was discovered by the most detailed survey of the underlying geology under the Southern Hemisphere of Earth to date. A research released in 2023 estimates that this thin but dense layer is located about … Read more
DNA uncovers surprising information about the children that the ancient Mayans sacrificed. Known for being a place of human sacrifice, the ancient Mayans city of Chichén Itzá has captivated millions of tourists from all over the world. However, fresh evidence offers more hints about the identity of some of the young victims buried at the … Read more
I enjoy a good kitchen hack just as much as the next person, but I assumed I had heard them all after more than 25 years of working in both private and commercial kitchens, with chefs far more experienced than I was. I was in error. It was a suggestion concerning ground pork that I … Read more
