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'Late Night Snacking Hinders Ability to Learn, Retain Memory; Study Says
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'Spend Your Valentine's Dinner at the Great Hall at Hogwarts, The Love Potion is on them.
Hey there muggles! Are you feeling sad because you didn't get your acceptance letter from Hogwarts? Be sad no more! They are making it up to you with this invitation! Well, at least for those who have plans for the Valentine's. -
'The Proper Way of Making Tea, According to the Brits
Because tea means serious business. -
'FDA: Pizza Boxes Contains Chemicals Not Safe For Food
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a i ban effective Jan. 4 on the use of certain chemicals used in pizza boxes and other similar products, after studies show that these have potential risk to our health. -
'Rock Superstar David Bowie Dies, He was 69
Superstar and Legendary musician David Bowie has died on Sunday, at age 69, after secretly battling cancer for 18 months, his representatives said through a statement posted on the artist's official social media accounts. -
'FAO: Basic Food Prices Drop Internationally by 19% in 2015
International food prices have dropped 19% in the previous year, making it a four-year consecutive decline in the industry, according to the United Nations Food Agency. -
'There's an App for that! Magic Sensor Can Breakdown Nutritional Facts in One Scan!
Luckily for everyone who has been wanting to be healthier and those who want to lose weight, technology is in our favor. From calorie counting apps to those who can detect secret sugar content in food packets, a new innovation was recently made available to the public that has the potential to revolutionize the science of being healthy in general. -
'The Top 18 Unhealthiest Fast Food Meals
The Business Insider exposes the top 18 unhealthiest fast food items that you might be eating on a regular basis. These foods are tagged 'unhealthiest' based on the number of calories, fat, saturated fat, sodium and cholesterol. -
'8 Food Myths to Bust This Year
It's 2016, it's time to let some old, baseless food rumors be forgotten as the year that was 2015 and recognize the ones that are worth the hype.The Guardian looked beyond the biggest food trends of the year. -
'Lessons from the Chipotle Fiasco: How To Avoid Food Poisoning
Since news about the Chipotle food poisoning broke, a lot of people became more concerned about the food they eat. The public began to realize that even renowned brands and giant food chains can also be the breeding ground for the next food related fiasco in town. -
'Bizzare Ways Celebrities Lose Weight for Movie Roles
Most of them commit to their roles fully and change necessary things to embody their characters as a whole-may it by physically, mentally and emotionally. -
'British Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt Wants Stricter Junk Food Ads
The UK government is really focusing on health, after numerous studies show alarming results, especially on children. -
'The Kardashians and Jenners Use Drugstore Make Up Too! FInd out their Top Picks
They might have personal make up artists to do they 'everyday make up' or 'no make up' make up looks, they are actually using (and loving) some cheaper versions of their cosmetics. -
'A Man Decided to Lose Weight After Proposing on One Knee and Had a Hard Time Standing Back Up
After celebrating his birthday with his family, a chicken burger and 8 refills of a plate of chips, Mitch Burgess decided he really needed to lose weight. Coming home with the realization, he pulled out the bathroom scale and weighed himself for the first time in a very long time. -
'Would You Eat Pizza Every Day For One Year? Well, He Did!
For many, eating pizza everyday for one year seems like the dream. Who doesn't love pizza? What's not to love? But for Kyle Feeney, pizza everyday for one year has a more meaningful reason; not just a dare or a bet. Last January 1, 2016, he successfully fulfilled his vow of eating pizza for each day of the year, eating 356, no more no less. Well, maybe there's more.
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