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Awareness of The Bill Emerson Act Might Lessen Food Waste

Most restaurants would throw away leftover food rather than donate them under the assumption that prepared food cannot be donated to shelters and food banks. Little did they know that there's a bill that protects restaurant owners from any liability in donating food.

By Alexis Villarias

Breast Feeding Not Just Best for Babies but Can Also Reduce the Risk of Developing Diabetes

According to a new study, for moms who breast-feed, another potential benefit was found as it can reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
4 Natural-Labeled Foods That are not so Natural

Since in America, Food and Drug Administration (FDA) doesn't have a strict decree when it comes to 'natural"-labeled foods, many buyers may be misled by food companies that label highly processed foods as natural. Some of these foods are in the list.
How To Have A Guilt-Free Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is fast approaching and those who are on a diet are afraid they might be feasting on too many calories --- imagine stuffed turkey, sweet potato casserole and that tempting pecan pie.
6 Best Natural Remedies for Hot Flashes: 'Girl, Interrupted' Star Angelina Jolie on Menopause

Here are six of the best natural remedies for hot flashes to help make menopause almost as easy as 'Girl, Interrupted' star Angelina Jolie finds menopause to be.
Tobacco Use on Teenagers Can Be Reduced If Tobacco Displays Can Be Hidden, Study Reveals

A new study finds that given the fact that tobacco ads and products are kept out of sight, teenagers may be less likely to buy cigarettes in convenience stores.
6 Indispensable Food for Chronic Inflammation Prevention: Why Coffee and Chocolate Cause Mouth Ulcer and How Tea Drinking Can Raise the Risk of Cancer

Here are six of the best food to have for chronic inflammation prevention. Chronic inflammation may develop from many different cause-and-effect scenarios, some of which may be avoidable.
Here's Why We Should Not Sleep Late On Weekends

Sleeping early on working days and late on weekends might be a common pattern for workers but a new study warns it might result to some dangerous health effects.
Stem Cell Drugs Found in Amphibians May Help Hasten Bone Healing

Researchers are still trying to figure out how drugs can help stem cells get into the bone. A recent study shows that problems with bone fractures are becoming a big problem for older people.
The Truth About Chin Hair and How to Deal With It

Though lip hair is more usual to occur, chin hairs, less common type of facial hair should not bring fear. Experts explain how they exist and how to deal with them.
Is There Such a Thing as Fear of Taking Annual Leave?

A surprising number of people don't want to take the annual leave credits given to them. It is called FOTAL or Fear of taking annual leave.
Rye Whiskey Makes a Comeback

Rye whiskey is enjoying a renaissance and production has never been higher. The renaissance of whiskey is being felt by their distillers. The evidence is everywhere.
Robin William's Real Killer Revealed

Susan Schneider revealed her late husband's real cause of death. According to reports, Robin Williams had been planning to undergo neurological testing the week before he committed suicide last year, and likely only had three years to live his widow said earlier this month.
Why You Should Include Algae Oil in Your Daily Meal

Algae are most likely among the most valuable living organisms. One of the vital products that can be made out of algae is edible oil which is a good source of unsaturated fatty acids.
Shapes Light & Crispy: Misleading Fat Content Leads Arnott's Biscuits to Pay $51K Fine

Arnott's Biscuits, the largest biscuit producer in Australia, has paid $51,000 fine for giving false information on their product packaging of selected variety of Shapes that indicated the contents had 75 percent less saturated fats.