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Study: What Are the Most Addictive Foods in the World?

The Addictive Foods Study A team lead by Erica Schulte and doctors, Ashley Gearhardt, and Nicole Avena, looked into this matter by conducting a two-part study. They asked 504 participants what foods out of a list of 35 items, caused the most problems psychologically.

Smelling Our Food Affects Our Weight? Fascinating Study

This has been confirmed by a recent study at the University of California, Berkeley, which was conducted on mice. A group of mice were each given the same amount of food. Some of the mice could smell normally, others could not smell at all and others still had an enhanced sense of smell.

Be Quiet, the Animals Are Studying...

We all know animals can be surprisingly intelligent, but what they never show you are the long nights and many hours they put into studying their respective roles...

This Study Reveals the True Dangers of Aspartame

The World's Most Thorough Study on Aspartame This study analyzed data from the Nurses' Health Study and the Health Professionals Follow-Up Study for a period of 22 years. 77,218 women and 47,810 men were included in the analysis, giving a total of 2,278,396 person-years (the number of participants in

Study: The Effect 40 Minutes Have on Children

To achieve this goal, they cook nutritious food for them and encourage physical activities and engaging content. While sleep is also a significant factor, occasionally missing half an hour of sleep may not seem like a big deal.

Anti-Inflammatory Drugs Linked with Cardiac Arrest - Study

A Danish study has found that the consumption of common non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), such as ibuprofen, can increase the risk of cardiac arrest. The study is the first ever to specifically observe the impact of NSAIDs on cardiac arrest risk. The study’s chief researcher, Dr.

New Study: Can Plants `Hear` a Threat?

This was reported earlier this month by a new study. The flower plant, called Arabidopsis thaliana, can detecet pattern of vibrations caused by a chewing sound, and launches a chemical defense to deter the voracious worm or other animal eating its leaves.

New Study: There is a Sure Way to Slow Aging

In a study published on January 11, 2024, and conducted at the Buck Institute for the Study of Aging, it became clear that the OXR1 gene, which is necessary for a long and healthy life, is affected by this diet process, and is of great importance to the brain.

Study: Biggest Ocean in the World is.. Underground?

The study, published in 2014 and titled "Dehydration melting at the top of the lower mantle," offers compelling evidence of the reservoir's existence within a type of blue rock known as ringwoodite.

Study: Why It's Crucial to Talk to Toddlers

One such study published in 1992 showed that children from disadvantaged areas hear about 30 million fewer words by the age of 3 than their peers who live in high-income families. It is considered unreliable due to suspicions of bias.

Study Shows Link between Children’s Diet and Mental Health

Does the food a child puts into his or her mouth not play a role here?

Study Shows: Microplastics Found in Scary Places...

A subsequent study in Hawai'i, analyzing donated placentas from 2006 to 2021, underscored a significant rise in plastic contamination over time. Now, researchers have analyzed an even larger sample, and guess what? Every. Single. Placenta. contained plastic.

This Study Shows Where People Need to Be Touched

A recent study, which was conducted online with participants aged 20 to 40, asked: “Where do you prefer to be touched by your partner?” Participants were also asked to name one or several body parts where they like to be touched.

How to Maximize Productivity With Study Planner Apps

Scheduling Study Sessions Effectively A cornerstone of academic productivity is the ability to schedule study sessions effectively. Utilize the study planner app to block out time for both high-priority academic tasks and personal downtime, ensuring a well-rounded schedule.