Many participants in holiday feasts worry about how to navigate the end of the celebrations without succumbing to the river of alcohol, meaning they want to maintain their health. Meanwhile, for some, the alcohol marathon will end before it even begins, as their bodies simply cannot tolerate alcohol.
Why Does This Happen?
For these teetotalers, even a small amount of alcohol can trigger nausea, headaches, fever, difficulty breathing, and a racing heart. Their faces flush, and they may feel dizz…

The ruins of Viroconium are located in the English village of Wroxeter. Founded in the late 1st century AD, this city was the fourth largest in Roman Britain, with a population exceeding 15,000 at its peak.
Recent excavations conducted by a team from the University of Birmingham, along with organizations such as English Heritage, Vianova Archaeology & Heritage Services, and Albion Archaeology, yielded a surprising discovery for the researchers.
In a wealthy citizen’s house situated along the ma…

Ingredients:
Cream Caramel
– Milk – 500g (about 2 cups)
– Eggs – 2
– Egg yolks – 4
– Sugar – 300g (about 1.5 cups)
– Water – 200g (about ¾ cup)
– Butter (to taste)
– Vanilla sugar – 20g (about 2 tablespoons)
Start by bringing the milk with the vanilla sugar to a boil. Once it reaches a boil, remove it from the heat and let it cool slightly.
In a saucepan, add 200g of sugar and melt it over medium heat until it turns a golden color. Carefully pour in 200g of very hot water and bring it back to …

Who doesn’t want to eat rationally, following all the rules of modern nutrition science? However, even understanding the composition of foods and their biological value remains abstract unless we connect it to crucial economic factors—cost and accessibility. Many believe that you can only eat rationally if your family has a substantial income. I assure you, that’s not entirely true. Take a look at these three lunch menus.
Comparison of Three Lunch Options

Dish
Calories (kcal)
Protein (g)

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A new study by researchers from Brown University (USA) and the University of Bern (Switzerland) has shown that the oxidation of iron in Martian rocks was a result of the presence of water, rather than dry oxidation of hematite, as previously thought.
“We tried to create a copy of Martian dust in the laboratory using different types of iron oxide. We found that ferrihydrite mixed with basalt best matches the minerals discovered by spacecraft on Mars,” said planetary geologist Adomas Valantinas.
I…

Researchers consider cooking to be an incredibly important factor in human evolution. It allowed our ancestors to unlock additional calories necessary for brain growth and development.
So, when was cooking invented? The exact date remains unknown, but scientists suggest that humans have been preparing food for at least 50,000 years, and possibly even 2 million years ago. This information comes from experts in two scientific fields: archaeology and biology.
One of the archaeological pieces of ev…