Every PC must have some apps installed. Maybe a store employee tipped you off a year ago, or maybe you spent hours searching for an app before you found it. Some PC programs are installed on millions, sometimes even billions of computers even though they shouldn’t be. Some programs have been rendered obsolete by the … Read more
I guess once you start checking your blood sugar, sometimes you have to learn the hard way—and with these nine things I never imagined would spike my blood sugar, that’s what happened to me. Gluten-free Processed Foods After eating a good meal at a gluten-free restaurant, I had the biggest sugar spike. The root of … Read more
Key Takeaways People age 60 and older use over-the-counter (OTC) medications more often than younger adults, according to a new assessment of more than two dozen studies. However, many of these individuals are unaware of the health risks and adverse effects associated with OTC medications. The research found that headache, stomach upset, cough, joint pain … Read more
Dementia, a decline in cognitive function, affects millions of individuals worldwide, particularly the elderly. While there is no surefire way to prevent dementia, research suggests that certain dietary choices can reduce the risk. Adding certain nutrient-rich foods to your diet can support brain health and reduce the risk of dementia. Here are five foods that … Read more
Archaeologists Found An Amazing Cluster of Long-Lost Civilizations About 3 million species call the moist tropical canopy of the Amazon home, making it one of the planet’s most biodiverse locations. However, we believed that the Amazon never supported the vast ancient civilizations found elsewhere in the Americas due to its dense forest and generally harsh … Read more
What is the decimals age? You’ve probably never given it much thought, but some historians have found it fascinating. Being fascinated isn’t hyperbole. Glen Van Brummelen is a mathematics historian at Trinity Western University in Canada. He tells Nature News that while teaching at a middle school math camp, he noticed a decimal used to … Read more
1,280 nearly extinct humans are responsible for your existence. In a recent study, a team of scientists claimed that there had been a “severe bottleneck” in the humans population chain, one that had nearly wiped out the human race 930,000 years ago when there were just 1,280 breeding individuals left. The study was published in … Read more
American Economy Stagflation is creeping into the American economy as growth slows and typical American prices keep rising, analysts told the Daily Caller News Foundation. The United States’ annual economic growth in the first quarter of 2024 was only 1.6%, as a result of a report in March that showed year-over-year inflation to be 3.5%.Stagflation, … Read more
NASA needs very strong aircraft to transport its space shuttle. Standard cargo planes were not suitable! So they had an intriguing idea: turn the massive Boeing 747s into “shuttle carriers.” However, it was no ordinary 747. Initially, NASA closely monitored another large aircraft, the Lockheed C-5 Galaxy. However, they concluded that the low-wing Boeing 747 … Read more
The Bible’s UFO explanation Reports of unidentified flying objects (UFOs), which the Pentagon officially refers to as unidentified aerial phenomena, or UAPs, are receiving more attention in Washington. Such sightings have a long history, and the rise in reports of them may portend future events. Is this all just a bunch of hokum, or are … Read more
