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    Buffet rules: a mathematician proposed a formula for the perfect breakfast.

    Dr. Tom Crawford from Oxford has developed a formula for the perfect breakfast, aimed at helping travelers get the most…

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    According to science: how to properly cut and eat a sandwich.

    According to popular belief, a rectangular sandwich should be cut diagonally to create two triangles. But is this method really the most optimal? Researcher Luis Villazon shared his thoughts on…

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    Lemon: the universal citrus.

    Once you discover the potential of this fruit, you’ll likely want to grow tropical exoticism right in your home. The benefits of lemons go beyond their valuable nutritional qualities—they also…

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    How to Properly Store Fruits and Vegetables: Scientific Tips

    Experts recommend storing plant-based products using scientifically backed advice. Even after harvesting, fruits and vegetables continue their biological processes. Primarily, this includes respiration: the production of energy from stored carbohydrates,…

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    Leafy greens: lettuce and company

    Ranked as the “silver medalist” for mineral content among all vegetables (with spinach taking the top spot), lettuce leads the way in calcium levels. Its exceptional vitamin and mineral profile,…

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    Ice Cream Day: The Taste of Cold

    June 10th marks World Ice Cream Day, a celebration that coincides with the start of the hot season. This date is significant as it is believed to be the day…

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    Green onions: the power of youth

    Green onions are packed with a unique vitamin and mineral complex, naturally designed to nourish the growth of shoots. Incorporating this essential component into your spring diet can help your…

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    White bread is not entirely harmful: advocates of the popular product.

    White bread has earned a reputation as one of the most harmful carbohydrates, stripped of nutrients and loaded with unhealthy additives. However, this product has its advantages, and nutritionists believe…

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    The Mysterious Stranger: The Benefits and Harms of Mangoes

    The fruit of the mango tree is a yellowish drupe with a smooth, waxy skin. When you touch a ripe mango, it responds: a fresh mango springs back under your…

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    Salmon and eggs – yuck! Human food poses a risk of obesity for dogs.

    Experts advise thinking twice before feeding your dog leftovers from your breakfast, like scrambled eggs or grilled salmon. “Most of us don’t realize how calorie-dense human food can be for…

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    Does freezing bread enhance its nutritional value?

    Supporters of this culinary hack often cite research findings that confirm its effectiveness. Expert opinion on the benefits of freezing bread comes from Dwayne Mellor, head of the Evidence-Based Medicine…

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    Scientists have discovered why ice-cold beer tastes better.

    As the days grow warmer, there’s nothing quite like cracking open a can or bottle of cold beer. But why does chilled beer taste so much better, while room-temperature beer…

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    A tricky riddle: why are capers sold in narrow tiny jars?

    No standard spoon can fit through the narrow opening of a glass jar of capers. And if you transfer them to another container, you’ll have to sacrifice that special brine.…

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    Walnut: nuclear energy

    The secret to the high energy value of nutrient-rich nuts lies in their abundant fats and fiber. Just one to three walnuts can keep you energized throughout the day. The…

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    The efficiency of food digestion depends on gender, according to scientists.

    Men can typically consume more alcohol than women. However, women are better at digesting fatty foods and sugary sodas. What other dietary patterns are influenced by our gender? The impact…

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    Broccoli protects against stroke: scientists have discovered another benefit of the vegetable.

    This vegetable has long been considered beneficial for health. A new study by researchers at the University of Sydney (Australia) has revealed yet another incredibly important property of broccoli. One…

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    Goodbye, salt and vinegar! Edible ants will take your place.

    It turns out that having insects in the kitchen isn’t always a bad thing. In recent years, consuming them has become a trend. Scientists are continually discovering more about the…

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    Secrets of Flavor: The Avocado Phenomenon

    The creamy flesh of the “alligator pear” stands out from other fruits due to its high fat content and unique flavor, which is reminiscent of a blend between pumpkin and…

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    Parsnip: the “white carrot” from the Neolithic era.

    The vegetable plant with an ancient history was once known only as a cultivated crop and has only recently naturalized in the wild. The parsnip root is suitable for consumption…

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    The taste of sushi: how to properly cook rice?

    HouseWife continues to unveil professional secrets for the home kitchen, introducing hosts to the essential properties of popular ingredients. Discover how rice can help manage your weight and whether its…

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    Why does wine in clear bottles often smell like cabbage or wet dog?

    Researchers have explained why you should avoid wines stored in clear bottles. Regardless of the price, wines in such containers can develop the unpleasant aromas of boiled cabbage, wet dog,…

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    Orange: a protector against vitamin deficiency and anemia.

    This ancient hybrid is a reliable guardian for health weakened by winter: in the spring diet, the orange fruit boosts the body’s vitality without the need for additional medications. What…

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    What should you have for breakfast to look beautiful?

    In other words, our breakfasts can make us more attractive, or the opposite – less appealing. Swap out that morning donut for some eggs, and you might just look sexier!…

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    Cool or not: the truth and myths about eggs

    HouseWife explored whether chicken eggs are suitable for daily consumption, how they differ from eggs of other domesticated birds, what benefits they provide to the body, who might be harmed…

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    Red wine may be excluded from the Mediterranean diet.

    Many people consider red wine to be almost the only ingredient that makes the transition to a healthy diet somewhat bearable. Now, however, it seems that wine might be crossed…

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    Heart salt KCl: a simple dietary substitution can protect against hypertension and heart attack.

    A small adjustment to your daily diet can help prevent hypertension and cardiovascular diseases. Simply replacing NaCl with KCl can make a difference. This insight comes from an international team…

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    Coffee with hints of pork: an unexpected version of latte has been invented in China.

    In celebration of the Chinese New Year, Starbucks has introduced an unusual flavor combination of coffee and pork. The extravagant drink is called the “Spicy Latte of Abundant Fortune.” The…

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    Have we been fed lies? Experts debunk seven myths about healthy eating.

    Modern nutrition science is challenging long-held beliefs about healthy eating that have been imposed on us for years. Leading experts share how we should approach these myths. Natural sugar is…

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    Clever Dough: Forgotten Secrets of Healthy Baking

    In ancient times, a skilled housewife was recognized by her ability to bake homemade bread and pies. Mastering this “high art” requires an understanding of different types of dough and…

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    How many cups of coffee are safe for your health: a fresh perspective.

    Your daily dose of caffeine is a hot topic in scientific debates and research. According to the official recommendations from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), this dose should…

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    Why do you constantly feel hungry: six main reasons.

    If you occasionally feel hungry between breakfast and lunch, or lunch and dinner, that’s perfectly normal. But if your stomach is constantly growling with hunger throughout the day, it’s time…

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    Jellyfish in a Jar: The Benefits and Harms of Kombucha

    If you spot a glass jar with a slippery jelly-like substance on someone’s windowsill, know that it’s kombucha, also known as tea fungus, a beverage that has been cherished by…

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    The secret to youth is on your plate: which foods will make your face glow?

    Your face reflects your age, so it requires special care. Unfortunately, cosmetic products don’t always live up to expectations. Experts agree that a proper diet is more important than expensive…

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    Just add water: scientists have revealed the secret to the tastiest coffee.

    To enhance the flavor of coffee, just a few drops of water are needed. This is the secret ingredient for the best coffee. Researchers recommend adding a bit of water…

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    The hangover from red wine and brandy is worse than from vodka and beer.

    The heavy morning aftereffects of a night of heavy drinking primarily depend on the amount of alcohol consumed. However, a team of researchers from the University of Birmingham, led by…

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    Why do restaurants offer bread and alcohol before a meal: an expert explains.

    Renowned American neurobiologist and psychiatrist Daniel Amen, owner of the Amen Clinics network, advises against falling for the marketing tricks of restaurateurs. His warnings are particularly relevant during the height…

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    Climate change will improve wine quality. However, there’s no reason to celebrate.

    A team of researchers from the University of Oxford believes that higher temperatures and increased rainfall will enhance the quality and flavor of wine. However, for various reasons, they don’t…

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    Harvest season: how and where to store vegetables and fruits?

    Some vegetables and fruits need to be stored in the cold, while others thrive in warmth. Beyond temperature, the shelf life of fresh produce also depends on lighting, ventilation, and…

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    Acidity of foods: how to balance your diet

    The right combination of food components can help prevent not only heartburn and gastritis but also more serious issues. The consequences of an overly acidic body can include intoxication, infections,…

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    We eat carbohydrates: potatoes are healthier than rice and bread.

    A team of researchers from Montefiore Medical Center in New York compared the nutritional benefits of popular carbohydrate-rich foods: rice, potatoes, and bread. Previously, health enthusiasts often placed these foods…

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    There are no good or bad products: debunking the myth.

    Are those same dietitians who have been telling us for years what we should eat now speaking out against labeling foods as good or bad? A revolutionary perspective from nutrition…

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    Rosehip: Wild Medicine

    Low temperatures can completely negate the benefits of consuming rose hips. This highly biologically active berry should be harvested before the first frost, not stored in the freezer, and not…

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    Pike aspic and saffron ice cream: what knights used to eat.

    Mr. Bohdan Halonzka wakes up early. He quickly gets dressed, drinks his coffee, hurriedly checks the news on his smartphone, and rushes off to work. After all, he has a…

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    Printed salmon: a new level of veganism

    3D-printed food is moving into mass production, starting with a printed salmon. This innovative dish is made using mycoprotein derived from filamentous fungi. The final product is a vegan fish…

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    Artificial sweeteners contribute to depression.

    Research indicates that artificial sweeteners and ultra-processed foods may contribute to depression. Researchers from Harvard University and a Massachusetts hospital evaluated the diets of over 30,000 middle-aged women, about 7,000…

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    Coffee and tea waste makes baked goods healthier: confirmed by scientists.

    After brewing your morning tea or pouring coffee into your mug, you might not immediately want to toss out the leaves or grounds. So, don’t throw them away just yet.…

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    The MIND diet prevents the development of dementia: this has been scientifically proven.

    Millions of people around the world suffer from cognitive decline. However, the percentage of those affected by brain health issues could be significantly lower. Achieving this requires a lifestyle change…

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    Tough Nut: A Product Against Depression

    People love nuts in one form or another, whether it’s peanuts at the pub, walnuts in a salad, or simply a delicious nut mix. Now there’s another reason to appreciate…

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