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Boast Your Health with These Surprising Uses of Chia Seeds

Despite their small size, chia seeds are loaded with essential nutrients and have been recognized as a modern day superfood. Chia seeds have 70 percent more protein than soybeans, 25 percent more fiber than flaxseed, 600 percent more calcium than milk, 200 percent more potassium than a banana, and 30 percent more antioxidants than blueberries.

By Ma. Danilyn Miravalles

Hot Dog Debate: Is it Really A Sandwich Or Not? Americans Have Decided.

The great American debate has finally come to an end after decades of uncertainty. Now, we have arrived to a definitive answer on whether or not hotdog is a sandwich. An official press release from the America's National Hot Dog and Sausage Council (NHDSC) states that hot dogs are not sandwiches.
Kate Middleton News: Duchess to Set in Motion Her 'home-grown organic produce'

Kate just like her father-in-law, Prince Charles is an enthusiast of organic products. The Duchess prepares only the best organic food in her huge and luxurious kitchen for her children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
Fired Taco Bell Exec Breaks Down, Makes Tearful, Public Apology after Beating Uber Driver

A Taco Bell executive who recently got fired after beating up an Uber driver is now making a tearful, public apology for his actions caught on video. Meanwhile, the Uber driver who is suing the man, his former passenger, according to Food Beast.
Can Your Computer Smell Food Spoilage?

New technology paves the way for computers to smell if your food is spoiled. In this modern era, technology is becoming more advanced by the minute. TVs and Cell phones have become sleeker and more advanced almost every year.
Cooking with Vegetable Oil Linked to Cancer and Other Diseases, Experts Reveal

Scientists found that heating up vegetable oils led to the release of high concentrations of chemicals linked to cancer, heart disease and dementia. Recommend lard and butter as healthier alternatives.
Powdered Caffeine Dangerous in the Hands of Teenagers

There are many health benefits of coffee. With its easy accessibility, anyone can purchase the morning kick-starter even teens. Many teenagers around the country are adding it into their routines. However the danger lies in the amount of caffeine intake, a small difference from the regarded accepted dose could kill you as experts say.
Sunny Queen Adds Value To Eggs With A Range Of Meal Solution Products

The company launched two new canapé offerings. Sunny Queen Meal Solutions has launched two new products for commercial kitchens to use over the forthcoming festive season.
Starbucks Holiday Cups Blasphemous

A post accusing Starbucks of hating Jesus has become viral, and it has been viewed over ten million times.
New Book Explores the Innovations of a Jewish Immigrant to California Wine and the Arson that Destroyed His Legacy

Frances Dinkelspiel pens a new book on her great-grandfather's contributions to the wine industry and the arson which destroyed millions of bottles of vintage wine.
Study: Half of US Women Gain Too Much Weight During Pregnancy

While it is an acceptable fact that pregnant women are eating for two, studies reveal that it has gone beyond the acceptable food intake. According to the United States Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), at least half of U.S. women are gaining more than the recommended weight during pregnancy.
Need to sober up? Find Out Why Alcohol-Caffeine Combination is Dangerous

According to Dr. Robert Swift, Ph.D., the associate director of Brown University’s Center for Alcohol & Addiction Studies, caffeine can trick your brain making you think that you’re less drunk than you actually are.
ACCC Proposes To Re-authorize Infant Formula Marketing Code

The agreement aims to promote breastfeeding in Australia. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has proposed to re-authorize an agreement which will forbid the promotion of infant formula to the public consumers.
£7 Contact Lenses Ripped Out a Teenager's Cornea

Tia Goode, a psychology student at University of South Wales, dressed up as a leopard for Halloween party was left with unbearable pain after ripping off her cornea as she was trying to remove the pair of cat-eye contact lenses.
Is Your Country One Of The Top Alcohol Consuming Places?

An OECD graph shows which country has the highest alcohol consumption per capita per year. A new report by OECD gives the world a peak of which country has the biggest alcohol consumption and which is in the last of the list.