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Shocking Electric Bill? Here's What You Can Do

They have reported that on an average use, UHD TVs consume 30 percent more power than other TV sets including HD TVs. Hence, a bigger electricity bill is coming our way, so we have to brace ourselves.

By Sai Lopez

Are Tasers Really Less Lethal?

Without proper handling, eye injuries, seizures, tonic-clonic seizures, collapsed lung commonly known as pneumothorax and seizures in people with epilepsy are just some of the known risks of using Tasers.
Research Shows The Two Reasons Why People Cheat

A research team found two main reasons why people cheat: they are either bored and need emotional support in their relationship.
Is Coconut Oil a Cure for Systemic Candidiasis and Other Fungal Infection?

By using various in vitro studies, it has been proven that coconut oil has antifungal properties after the changes in the amount and type of fat was found to have the ability to alter gastrointestinal microbiota.
Caffeine Helps Plant Pollination: Bees Being Tricked By Caffeinated Plants

Just like humans, bees love some caffeine too. Bees are one of nature's most amazing gifts to itself. It plays a major role in keeping nature balanced and always growing.
Live a Healthier Lifestyle This Holiday, Research Tells You How It's Done

As the holidays are known to have a lot of rushing that's going on, you also have to make time for activities you enjoy doing even if it means saying no to something else. By doing so, you don't have to stop doing the things that makes you happy.
Does Dining With The Opposite Gender Affect Our Food Intake? Study Says, Men Eat More in the Company of Women

A study conducted at Cornell University's Food and Brand Lab lead to interesting findings that focus on the behaviors around food among men and women and what happens when they are eating with people of the same and opposite genders.
A Global Health Crisis: Is Antibiotic Resistance Dangerous? Find Out What WHO Has to Say

With the effort to put an end to the threats posed by antibiotics tolerance, The World Health Organization has surveyed a number of 10,000 people across 12 countries as part of the CDC's "Get Smart About Antibiotics Week,"
Will Robots Put Your Jobs at Risk?

If robots will take over, is there any way that humans can fight and resist this change? One thing is for sure though, a few people will be losing their jobs as this robot evolution continues.
Life-Changing Weight Loss Story: Woman Who Lost 200 Pounds Gained So Much More

Now 42 years old, Jen recalled struggling with her weight way since she was in middle school. She wanted to push people away and she believed that increasing her weight was the solution to that. She was triumphant as she ballooned to almost 400 pounds.
Could You be Your Own Doctor? New Study Explains How You Can Be

A new study suggests that we can really be the best predictors of our own health. So if you say that you are in great health condition, you might just really be.
Jennifer Lawrence: Looking Back To When She Was Discovered On NYC Sidewalk.

Looking back to her big discovery, her gorgeousness was first seen when she was just a 14 year old girl and was brought by her mother to New York City. She was offered to join a modeling agency by a man with connections to the modeling world in Union Square.
Diets Involving Potassium-Rich Foods can Help Diabetic Patients' Kidneys

Incorporating potassium in diabetes diet plans and raising its portions more than the usual might lead to the prevention of ESRD and CVD from developing in individuals who have the disease.
Mouth Cancer Is Now Considered as the Tenth Most Common Cancer in Men, Study Says

As the Cancer Research in UK releases its findings, Oral cancer is now considered as the tenth most common cancer in men today.
Be as Beautiful as Amanda Seyfried in Two Minutes

The first thing that can be noticed about her is being a low -maintenance kind of girl. As per Amanda, waxing her legs every three weeks is enough for her.