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Being born with no smell: 'I don't know what food tastes like'
Only around 5% of the population suffer from a smell disorder, but it doesn't just affect your nose.
2 hours ago - BBC
Is Your Food Grown on Sewage?
If you've never heard of sewage sludge - a term often used interchangeably with biosolids - you're in for a surprise, as this waste product, which is every bit as unappealing...
2 hours ago - Mercola
New online tool calculates the impact of our eating habits on the environment
A PhD student examined the results of more than 1,500 studies into farming, food production and water usage to create the online tool. She also examined data from farms around...
2 hours ago - Daily Mail
Vietnam and Hong Kong investigation finds forged health certificates
Vietnamese authorities have identified eight forged health certificates related to one meat processing plant. The Centre for Food Safety in Hong Kong found discrepancies in...
5 hours ago - Food Safety
FSIS policy, precedent means Salmonella petition faces tough sledding
A petition to USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service asking for the listing of 31 Salmonella strains as meat and poultry adulterants raises a question. How did FSIS respond...
5 hours ago - Food Safety
Strange ring-shaped objects made from cereal and found in a Bronze Age dig site could have been used in ancient rituals, suggest researchers
While ancient agricultural practices are well-documented in the archaeological record, the same can't be said for food preparation and production. This can be attributed to the...
7 hours ago - Natural News
FDA reports that PFAS, or "forever chemicals," are NOT a health concern for customers, but other public health experts aren't convinced
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration's main responsibility is ensuring that the food, drugs, cosmetics and other products sold in the country are safe for human health...
7 hours ago - Natural News
People with limited access to food much more likely to die early
Food and water are the essential needs of the body to survive. The body requires adequate amounts of vitamins and nutrients to function properly. People with limited access to...
12 hours ago - News Medical
Food allergy supplement gets Shark Tank investment
A new dietary supplement aimed at food allergy suppression has received an investment as a result of a Shark Tank TV show appearance, which points to the increasing interest in...
12 hours ago - NutraIngredients-USA
Prevent dehydration when SHTF by learning how to find and purify water
In a post-SHTF world, you won't survive a week without drinking water. That makes having clean water one of your first priorities. In fact, spending too much of your energy...
17 hours ago - Natural News
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More Than 2 Million People with Heart Disease Have Used Marijuana: Study
Over 2 million Americans with severe heart disease are using or have used marijuana, and they say that could be a cause for concern as it is risky for people taking common...
Novel Way to Reduce Sudden Cardiac Death Risk Identified
Prevent Sudden Cardiac Death and Sudden Cardiac Arrest : New study has shown that by changing the time course of voltage change early in action potential, it is now possible to...
Don't cut salt completely: Animal study discovers that high-salt diets can...
Having too much salt in your diet is incredibly unhealthy. High-salt intake can exacerbate conditions like multiple sclerosis and inflammatory bowel diseases. However, when it...
Spending at least 2 hours in nature per week improves overall health and...
A mountain of research is giving near-conclusive evidence to the idea that exposing yourself to nature improves your physical and mental health, and the effects go beyond just...
Popular 'cocktails in a can' and alcopops can contain as much sugar as SIX...
A nutritional review of 208 pre-mixed alcoholic drinks on UK supermarket shelves found just 14 had labelling revealing how much sweet stuff they contained.
Men 'should be allowed to donate sperm after death'
Two experts from the University of Leicester and Wythenshawe Hospital in Manchester said it would be 'morally acceptable' for men to have their sperm harvested after they died...
Medicinal cannabis may not ease sleep problems in people with chronic pain
Researchers at the University of Israel assessed the sleep quality and levels of pain of 128 people over 50 being treated at a specialist clinic.
HPV vaccine is 'near perfect' and up to 99.8% effective, study finds
A researcher from King's College London analysed eight years worth of data for 60million people in 14 countries and found the vaccine is just as effective in the real world as...
Using marijuana may put the lives of millions of heart patients at risk
More than two million Americans with heart disease are using or have used marijuana - and it could put them at risk of dangerously bleeding or liver damage, a Brigham and...
Effect Of ADHD Medication's on Brain Revealed
People with ADHD are often prescribed with a stimulant drug called methylphenidate, which treats these symptoms. Scientists have now discovered the effect of medication on the...