Green Tea Weight Loss Miracle: Truth or Hype?
Could it really be that simple? Drink X amount of green tea a day and watch fat effortlessly melt off your midriff? Evelyn Reid examines the science behind the hype.
Read More
Author: clintness
Seasonal Affective Disorder: Beat Winter Blues the Scandinavian Way
Seasonal affective disorder can be brutal. Some think a lack of sunlight is behind the winter blues. Yet people in and around the Arctic living months on end with no visible sun along the horizon are less depressed than those living through milder winters with more daylight. What’s their secret?
Read More
Listen to Your Heart to Read Minds? Science Closer to Saying Yes
Can you accurately read your heartbeat without taking your pulse? Then you might be able to read people’s emotional states as impressively as a Buddhist monk.
Read More
Ouija Board Researchers Stunned by Revelation
Who is doing the talking, exactly? Ethereal spirits guiding human hands on the planchette? Or mere mortals unaware of their own movements? Researchers looking to settle the debate had no idea they were about to answer a completely different question.
Read More
A Twist on a Quebec Classic: Split Pea Soup Recipe
Save money and eat a delicious nutrient-dense meal with my personal recipe for pea soup, a fun and spicy twist on a Quebec foodie tradition usually made with whole peas. But in my world, whole peas take way too long to cook. So I cheat a little using split peas instead, which soften in a quarter of the time.
Read More