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Boosting Metabolism: Green Tea Doesnt Have A Long Term Impact and Tea Breaks Dangerous

If you think that green tea will lead you to lose weight, think again. It is widely believe that green tea and any green tea-sourced products can and will help one in losing weight, but there have been no studies that emulate such effects.

By Faye Marcos Jimenea

'Gwen Stefani' and 'Gavin Rossdale' Divorce Update: Stefani Doing Her Best To Hide Cheating Scandal From Children

"Gwen is feeling a best she has felt in a prolonged time notwithstanding all of [the] nanny stories circling."- E! source
'Yogurt High' : Science Revealed Why Vanilla Yogurt Makes Us Happy

"Eating food is often reducing unpleasant feelings of dissatisfaction and is thus often used to improve mood".-Dr. Jozina Mojet
New Survey Finds 1 in 45 Kids Has Autism. Here's Why:

A new government study suggests that the prevalence of autism has been significantly undercounted. More than 2 percent or 1 in every 45 American children may have autism spectrum disorder, a condition that impairs communication and social skills.
Science Fact: Cockroaches Can Bite Five Times Stronger Than Human

Cockroaches are special specie pre-dating dinosaurs and have unique characteristics than can make them live up to two weeks after being decapitated. If this is not scary enough, the result of the new study will make you shudder even more every time you spy a cockroach nearby.
Go Natural: Turn Away From Usual Pain Relievers and Turn to Ginger to Help Relieve Menstrual Cramps

The herb ginger (Zingiber officinale) is found to have anti-inflammatory feature which aids in alleviating the pain connected with menstrual cramping and premenstrual syndrome or as many women would call it, PMS.
Experts Say Bribery is Acceptable if it Leads to Healthier Living

Studies were conducted which aimed to see the connection between monetary reward and improving health. Result shows that women who were bribed were more willing to stop their vice than those who were not offered money.
High Infant Mortality Rate in Indiana is Due to Health Discrepancy

Seven out of every thousand infants born in the state doesn't live to see the first 12 months of their life. The state ranks the worst in the country when it comes to infant mortality rate.
Over 100 Women Sue Birth Control Company for Unwanted Pregnancies

More than 100 women are suing a manufacturer of birth control pills after getting pregnant. These women claimed that incorrect packaging of the pills led to the unwanted pregnancies.
Science Confirms: Guys Who Love Energy Drinks Are Terrible

Want to know more about your guy? Maybe peeking at what he's drinking can give you more insight on his personality. If your guy is drinking a Red Bull and vodka, which obviously is bad for his heart, you should probably think twice before taking the relationship a step further.
McDonald's Digital Menu Boards Offer Meals According to The Weather

McDonalds' is installing new digital menu boards at restaurants nationwide. And it's not just an ordinary digital menu board. It's a "smart menu" that will offer meals based on the weather.
Anti-Fungal Eucalyptus and Oregano Oils Produce New Packaging Technology

The storage and packaging of fruits and vegetables may have found a natural and safe boost from the anti-fungal properties of essential eucalyptus and oregano oils.
Obese People Should Consider Weight Reduction Over Exercise

Dr Tammy Chang and Dr Carole Richardson, family physicians and from the University of Michigan argue that a person who is obese should focus first on reducing pounds than staying fit.
A New Vending Machine for Cars (Seriously!) Opens in Nashville [VIDEO]

Carvana is the first car dealer to use a vending machine to deliver its cars to customers. A used car dealer in Nashville is trying to revolutionize the car buying experience.
Solar and Chip Tech Now Used to Make Diamonds Cheaper

New company Diamond Foundry is using solar panel tech to make cheaper cultured diamonds. A group of engineers led by R. Martin Roscheisen has discovered a new way to make synthetic "jewelry-grade" diamonds.