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THIRST TRAP: Starbucks Keeps Dropping The Hits With Their Summer-Berry Refreshers

Starbucks' got Summer Refreshers. Red Bull's tropical Curuba Elderflower has arrived. C4 collabs with Hawaiian Punch. We've got the deets on all this drinksanity and more on this episode of THIRST TRAP.

By Spyridon Panousopoulos

Meet Chef Robert Irvine At The Philly Flower Show!

Chef Robert Irvine brings his new vodka and gin to the Philly Flower Show for a bottle signing on Tuesday, March 5th. A portion of sales helps support wounded veterans and active-duty military personnel.
Mind Your Meal: How Your Eating Habits Affect Your Mental Health

Your gut's health matters. Eat healthily, live happily. A growing research study suggests that your food choices and eating habits may have a profound effect on your mental health.
6 Incredible Spices That Save Life: Garlic Fights Off Dementia, Saffron Treats Epilepsy, and MORE

Michelin star chef and 'Hell's Kitchen' host Gordon Ramsay says: "Kitchens are hard environments and they form incredibly strong characters." Chefs, however, are not the only stars in the kitchen. Many gems are hidden away often taken for granted. Of these, six have been listed along with their amazing benefits to life and health.
A High Fat Low Carb Diet May Treat Schizophrenia

A team of researchers may have found a diet that can help treat schizophrenic patients. A diet high in fat and low in carbohydrates is being tested for its possible effectiveness in treating schizophrenia.
Digital Detox: Why You Need It To De-Stress

According to a Nielsen survey, an average American spends 60 hours online each week using four different digital devices.
Study: Mania and Bipolar Disorders May Be Caused by SSRIs and Other Antidepressant Therapy Drugs

The side effects of antidepressants may include an increased risk of mania and bipolar disorder in people with depression.
Being Unhappy Nor Stressed Will Not Kill You

Research revealed that stress could not kill you. Contrary to previous beliefs, recent studies revealed that being sad or stressed could not kill you. As per BBC News a study that was done by UK's Million Study revealed that unhappiness does not increase an individual's chances of dying.
Study Says Light Therapy Could Treat Depression

According to a survey, 5% of people in the United States suffer a type of depression called seasonal affective disorder (SAD) during the gloomy days of fall and winter.
Having a Hard Time Recognizing Someone? Experts Reveal the Reason Behind this Condition

Having a Hard Time Recognizing Someone? Experts Reveal the Reason Behind this Condition Walking on the streets on a nice sunny day and many of us might bump into people we know.
Quick to Blame Others But Slow in Giving Credit Where It's Due: A New Study Gives the Explanation

Quick to Blame Others But Slow in Giving Credit Where It's Due: A New Study Gives the Explanation
A New Study Shows that Watching Action Movies Can Make a Person Cheat More Easily

A New Study Shows that Watching Action Movies Can Make a Person Cheat More Easily Many people have read stories and articles on the Internet about the effects of violent films on peoples' behavior.
Experts Revealed that 'Nail Biting' Can Actually be a Sign of Perfectionism

Who would have though than nail biting can be a sign of being a perfectionist? It is often concluded that individuals who bite their nails, twist their hair, and engage in subconscious habits such as scratching, skin picking and other repetitive body focused behaviors are either impatient or insecure.
Marijuana and ADHD: Studies Revealed That Weed Could Treat ADHD Better and Safer Than Adderall

Studies revealed that marijuana is safer that most ADHD treatment. It's already been a known fact that marijuana can work wonders most especially when it comes to the medical field.
Diet High in Fat Makes People Dumber, Studies Show

Everyone knows that eating foods high in fat can make you fat but new studies have come up that indicate that foods high in fats can also put one at an intellectual disadvantage.