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Meat Industry: You Can (Actually) Love Bacon

After careful deliberation of the World Health Organization with scientists and representatives from 10 nations, at last, conclusions have been made: Processed meat can lead to bowel cancer; bacon, along with other red meat, is a likely cause of the disease. However, the global meat industry has set itself to reject WHO's ruling.

By Nas Cagahastian

Weight Loss through Living for the Moment

Less body fat is found to share a link with the attention an individual gives to the present moment.
Moku Moku: Japanese Eatery Lets You Eat Like A Sumo Wrestler

Moku Moku will now serve up chankonabe, a traditional Japanese stew that is known to be a staple in a sumo wrestler's diet. Sumo wrestlers are known to prefer this stew over carbohydrates-rich food which most runners prefer. The new izakaya-style spot, which is the Japanese's version of a pub, at 43 Bogart St. in Bushwick will now include chankonabe as part of their menu.
Bad News for Full English Breakfast Lovers: Sausage Cancer Threat Highlighted

It looks like sausages are not as friendly to our body as we thought. Many of us know that asbestos, cigarettes and alcohol are carcinogenic. Naturally, we try to avoid them as much as we can.
The Secret on Becoming an Excellent Runner

With marathons coming up and runners getting ready with training regimens, participants might forget one important thing that makes one an excellent runner-getting enough sleep.
New Malaria Shots Need more Studies before Using It

Experts still wants more studies to be done before making the new malaria vaccine available to public use.
OB-Gyne: Sorry Preggies, No Soft Cheeses!

With all the guidelines-what to do and not's or what to eat or not's-being pregnant seems to be more complicated and tricky than a woman can ever imagine. Huffington Post, with the help of experts, takes a closer look and in-depth discussion about these guidelines-if they are really valid or just a bunch of myths. Or we can do better about them.
Study Shows that Exercise Pain Trains the Mind and the Muscle as well

Study show that Pain During Exercise Trains the Mind and the Muscle as well A lot of sports enthusiasts are now into endurance sports like triathlons and the most common challenge they encounter is overcoming pain from training and the sports itself.
One Proven Antidote to Fight against Flu

Flu season is here. Are you prepared to fight against it? The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) gave one proven antidote to win- Get a Vaccination.
900-year Old Inca Mummy Discovered to have Antibiotic Resistance Genes

Suggesting that resistance to antibiotics is not the mere product of misuse and abuse of antibiotics, a study of a 900-year old mummified Peruvian female provided clues to the presence of antibiotic resistance genes ages before antibiotics came to be.
Competitor Imprimis Challenges $750 AIDS Pill Bro Martin Shkreli With $1 Per Pill Alternative

Faith in humanity restored, right? Earlier this year, an "uber-capitalist hedge manager" increased the prices on an AIDS drug. What was once $13.
This Kickstarter Campaign Lets You Make Cocktails – With Cricket Bitters!

It's a cocktail bitter infused with crickets. It may seem odd, but adding insects into cocktails is actually a good idea - its helps with food shortage and it even adds flavor! Launching a Kickstarter campaign on October 20, Critter Bitters are cocktail bitters that are made with toasted crickets.
Less Than Six Hours of Sleep can Lead to Life Threatening Diseases

A Korean study shows that people who get less than six hours of sleep every night are more prone to health diseases and sickness such as diabetes, stroke and heart disease.
You Can Get A $50 Refund From Beck's Thanks to the Lawsuit Settlement

Beck's is not made in Germany, folks. Many people have been led to believe that Beck's is a German beer. But the truth is, Beck's is made in St.
Handsome Steve's House of Refreshment Apologized for Homophobic Sign

The owner of a Melbourne bar has apologized after displaying a menu promising "no poofter drinks" that offended many visitors.