The importance of healthy eating varies from person to person. How does each person consider it? In this article, we will explain some ambiguous points about some of this food. Some prefer to buy products that they consider “healthy”. However, it is not entirely clear whether these goods are positive for our health or if … Read more
A research team from the United Kingdom discovered that 46% of children refuse to eat vegetables. Furthermore, 75% of the parents surveyed expressed concern about their children’s nutrition. Our goal towards our children is clear and that is to give them all the vitamins their body needs to grow strong and healthy. Despite this obstacle, … Read more
3. Play around with your food. This is an opportunity for creativity and brilliance. Try to make dishes for your child in the form of funny faces, as well as vegetables and fruits have many colors and shapes, in addition, you can put funny and funny names for your dishes, and you can create your … Read more
5. Involve them in the cooking process. It takes a lot of work, but the result will be great. Kids love creativity, you should teach them the art of cooking, make meal plans with them, and let your child help you in the kitchen. If they’re too young for it, try dishes they can arrange … Read more
Summary: Researchers demonstrate how visual working memory is maintained across interconnected brain regions in mice. Source: Sainsbury Wellcome Center How does the brain keep in mind a phone number before dialing? Working memory is an essential component of cognition, allowing the brain to remember information temporarily and use it to guide future behavior. While many … Read more
Comment on this story Comment A group of scientists has concluded that ancient Europeans drank milk for millennia despite the digestive problems it may have caused, casting doubt on theories on how humans evolved to tolerate it. Scientists have long speculated that an enzyme needed to avoid any gastrointestinal discomfort developed rapidly in populations where … Read more
Millions of people worldwide may have long-term smell or taste problems as a result of Covid-19, with women more likely to be affected, a study suggests. About 5% of adults infected with the coronavirus may develop long-lasting changes to their sense of smell or taste, according to the research published in the BMJ. With more … Read more
A potentially deadly bacteria was found for the first time in water and soil samples in the United States, prompting the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to alert doctors and public health experts throughout the country on Wednesday to take it into consideration when examining patients. The bacteria, Burkholderia pseudomallei, was detected in the … Read more
The idea made so much sense it was almost unquestioningly accepted: Vitamin D pills can protect bones from fractures. After all, the body needs the vitamin for the gut to absorb calcium, which bones need to grow and stay healthy. But now, in the first large randomized controlled study in the United States, funded by … Read more
Image: Shutterstock (Shutterstock) New research this week suggests that an aggressive brain cancer can hijack the brain’s own circuitry to further spread and render itself unstoppable. Researchers in Germany studied glioblastoma cells in mice and in the lab, finding that these tumors use some of the same mechanisms behind normal neuron development and migration to … Read more