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During World War II, two scientists invented a tube that produced microwaves called the magnetron. Combining the magnetrons within Britain’s radar system, the microwaves were able to find Nazi warplanes…
Clorox, the brand name of the disinfectant wipes, claims that the wipes are made to be used on surfaces and can kill off 99% of viruses, bacteria, and germs. They…
Guest Post By Ellie Shipley Hericium erinaceus (HE) caps the chart for most creatively named mushroom. In Japan it’s known as Yamabushitake, after the costume of Buddhist monks. In China…
Beyond Meat is marketed as the vegan burger that will save the world. But is it really healthy and good for the planet as the marketing and media portrait it…
There’s a lot more to the Monsanto Company than meets the eye: aside from its line of toxic herbicides and genetically engineered seeds, they’ve also been involved in everything from…
Research on mushrooms and other natural, healthy organic foods has been mostly relegated to the periphery of news publications and television news reports, but a recently-discussed medical trial has people…
Gelatin and collagen are all the rage right now — and for GOOD reason, but there are some not-so-widely known facts that I would like to share with you. If…
Blood health and homeostasis are rarely talked about until there’s a big problem (read: you get a blood clot), so you probably haven’t heard much about hypercoagulation (think sticky, thick…
Red velvet cake is one of the most deliciously decadent cakes in the world, known more for its flavor than any type of health benefits or other good feelings it…
Chapstick wasn’t always filled with chemicals. A physician named Dr. C. D. Fleet first created the lip balm in the early 1880s, in Lynchburg, Virginia. The first chapsticks resembled small,…