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Fat meat grows in the old vinegar jar and can still be eaten, so what on earth is it?
Not long ago, a popular online video attracted the editor-Gufa vinegar workshop to grow something like fat in the vinegar jar. Uncle vinegar tore off a piece and tasted it.
By gaisndm Hawkshaw4 years ago in Earth
5 minutes to tell you, non-plastic recyclable tableware can be so cool!
Disposable plastic tableware vs recyclable tableware Don't ask! that's it! Recently, a friend asked if we were going to abandon the use of plastic in the future, otherwise why would McDonald's not provide straws?
By test4 years ago in Earth
Believe in science
Neuroscience The neural mechanism that drives social behavior For social animals, loneliness and social isolation can lead to stress, while social isolation increases the risk of depression, substance abuse, obesity and premature death. However, the neural mechanism of coordinating perception and seeking social activities is not clear. Scientists have found that islet amylin produced by neurons in the medial preoptic area (MPOA) of the brain of female mammals drives their parenting behavior. Recently, a study published in the journal Nature Communications found that the islet amylin-calcitonin receptor signal pathway in MPOA mediates social behavior in mice.
By gaisndm Hawkshaw4 years ago in Earth
Global climate footprint of the health care industry
1.1 The health sector, with the mission of protecting and promoting health, has made a "significant contribution" to the climate crisis, the greatest health threat of the 21st century, and therefore has an important role to play in addressing the climate crisis. The climate footprint of the health care industry is equivalent to 4.4 per cent of global net emissions (2 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide), equivalent to the annual greenhouse gas emissions of 514 coal-fired power plants. If the global health care industry were counted as a country, it would be the fifth largest emitter of greenhouse gases in the world.
By test4 years ago in Earth
Progress of EU Climate Action in 2019
one? Greenhouse gas emission reduction In 2017, greenhouse gas emissions across Europe have fallen by 21.7% from 1990 levels. Preliminary data recently released by member states show that greenhouse gas emissions fell by 2.0 per cent between 2017 and 2018, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 23.2 per cent from 1990 levels in 2018, indicating that the EU is steadily moving towards achieving its 2020 greenhouse gas emissions reduction target of 20 per cent.
By test4 years ago in Earth
Drinking some red wine is good for your health. The latest release of the World Heart Federation: it is healthy if you don't drink.
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By gaisndm Hawkshaw4 years ago in Earth
Believe in science
Health Get enough sleep or lose weight At present, scientists believe that the main cause of obesity is increased calorie intake rather than lack of exercise. Previous studies have shown that lack of sleep affects appetite regulation, leading to an increase in food intake, which increases the risk of obesity. Getting enough sleep can help reduce calorie intake and reduce the risk of obesity, according to a study published in the Journal of Internal Medicine of the American Medical Association.
By gaisndm Hawkshaw4 years ago in Earth
Order take-out plastic waste every day to harm the earth, isn't it fragrant to recycle tableware?
one Plastic tableware is "degradable" It's not as easy as you think. Speaking of takeout, it is all too familiar to us. For example, white-collar workers in the busy pace of work, takeout can not only save time, but also save costs to a certain extent. It only takes you two minutes to place an order, then continue to tap the keyboard, hold meetings, and wait for the takeout boy to deliver your food.
By test4 years ago in Earth
How dark is the black curtain of disposable tableware?
With the development of economy, we can eat all the eight cuisines without leaving home, but do you know what kind of impact the humble disposable lunch box will have on our health and ecology while enjoying delicacy and convenience?
By test4 years ago in Earth
Seasonal Depression
Seasons are changing this time of the year is hard for many people like myself dealing with severe depression. For two years I didn't have to deal with this problem changing of seasons. I was living in Ghana I've always been able to avoid the seasonal blues. Which is easy when you're less than 20-30 minutes from a beach or a body of water where you can sit and watch the waves.
By IwriteMywrongs4 years ago in Earth
Things Are Getting Better
Sometimes, when I suggest that things will get better in the world, people laugh or get mad, pointing out all evidence to the contrary. For me, it’s easy to believe, because I trust the Archangels completely when they tell me this, but for those who don’t have that particular blessing, I asked the Angels to give me some current and upcoming signs to look for to give us all hope. The following is what they told me.
By Jodie Helm4 years ago in Earth
He took amoxicillin to cure pneumonia, but heard God's call in the middle of the night.
"come on, from now on, you will take on a special mission." The moonlight was so bright that Victor seemed to hear the call of God in the haze. He felt more and more wrong, as if an invisible force was dragging him into the abyss. "am I terminally ill? Lord, bless me." He prayed to himself again and again, and after a long time, he gradually fell asleep.
By jsyeem shekels4 years ago in Earth