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Food Delivery Services May Actually be Healthier
A survey conducted by Butterball discovered that Americans are spending an average of $1,100 on takeout food every year. That’s around $21 on a weekly basis. Moreover, one of four Americans was found to order online at least once a week. According to Newsy, these results were based on a survey of 1,000 people. Cited reasons were mainly laziness and craving for certain type of food. Additionally, Forbes reported that Visa has discovered Americans are going out for lunch an average of twice a week, spending about $936 each year. That’s according to data released from a survey of 1,003 adults across the country. That’s how much takeout food or home-delivery services have been earning. Companies like GrubHub and Seamless make it even easier to satisfy your cravings or have your favourite meal delivered right on your doorstep. Healthy Foods Doctors Want Banned
Among the top cardiologists, gastroenterologists, plastic surgeons, OBGYNs, and specialists in the fields of sports medicine, obesity and preventative medicine, most recommend to prioritize eating an array of fresh produce, whole grains, lean meats, and healthy fats. However, there ar foods that should be avoinde even when they are "health" foods. 'Drinkable Book' Can Filter Contaminated Water
Designer Dr. Theresa Dankovitch from Carnegie Mellon University in the United States has designed a book containing pull-out pages that can filter “real contaminated water” into a safe tap water just like in the US. Each page of the “Drinkable Book” contains bacteria-killing silver and copper nanoparticles. Fattening Profits and Menu Innovations for Fast Foods in Australia
Australia still hasn’t joined the other countries in their shift for a healthier lifestyle despite alarming results provided by researchers. In a study published by the Guardian, the obesity crisis in Australia is worse than it seems. New evidence shows that 40% of adults are dangerously obese. New Study Shows Low-Fat May Beat Low-Carb Diet for Trimming Body Fat
New research throws a wrench into the central claim made by proponents of low-carbohydrate diets by showing that obese subjects on a low-fat diet lost more body fat than those who restricted their carbs. Solidarity Fridge in Spain Supplies Endless Leftovers to Cut Down Food Waste
Inspired by Foodsharing.de in Berlin, Alvaro Saiz decided to step up in reducing food waste in his hometown Galdakao in Spain. With the same concept as the “free little library”, the large white fridge now sits prominently on a pavement with wooden fences built around it, storing leftover foods available for anyone who wants it. Energy Drink Side Effects: Here's What Red Bull Really Does To The Body
A newly released inforgraphic portrays what exactly happens to your body upon consumption of Red Bull. Chicken Can Boost Male Fertility!
A new study shows that eating chicken can help in the fertility rate in Men. Eating poultry meat can improve male fertility, according to research. According to the study publish in the journal 'Fertility and Sterility' in early August, poultry consumption can "positively associated with fertilization. Tomato Pill Keeps Skin Wrinkle-free
Supplements of lycopene, an antioxidant found in tomatoes and red fruit, can protect from Infrared A. Latest Research Is A Blow To Paleo: Experts Highlight Importance Of Carbs For Evolution!
A new study points out that Carb is important for human evolution, in contrast to Paleo's way. A new study claims that the argument of the fad diet, Paleo, that has been part of human evolution may be old fashion, Stuff reports. The New Diet Pepsi: Customers Can Now Buy Aspartame-free Soda
New bottles appear in stores marked ‘Now Aspartame Free’ as health concerns over the artificial sweetener may be to blame for the soda’s dip in popularity. Carbohydrates Linked to Humans Getting Smarter
A study headed by Karen Hardy linked carbohydrates to the successful evolution of the human brains over the last million years Nobody Knows The Long-Term Risks of Getting Tattoos
Aside from pain, bleeding, and allergic reactions, a new study focuses on finding the long-term risks of getting inked. Teen Marijuana Use Not Linked To Depression, Cancer or Psychosis Later in Life
Using marijuana as a teenager does not appear to be linked to health problems such as depression, psychotic symptoms or asthma later in life, a study has revealed.
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