Why Don’t Japanese People Like Spicy Food? Julie Howard2024-12-2006.2K views The traditional Japanese diet focuses on cherishing seasonal ingredients and uses simple cooking techniques to make the ingredients delicious and perfectly presented. Even when spicy is added, it is only… Read more
Scientists Discover New Way to Save Bananas from Extinction Julie Howard2024-11-2802.9K views Bananas are rich in potassium, vitamin B6, vitamin C, and dietary fibre, which help regulate muscle function and prevent cramps. This makes them particularly beneficial for post-exercise energy replenishment. Additionally,… Read more
Sitting for Over 10 Hours a Day Linked to Increased Risk of Heart Disease Julie Howard2024-11-2103.9K views Sitting for more than 10.5 hours daily increases the risk of heart failure and cardiovascular mortality. This is closely linked to health issues such as reduced blood flow, fat accumulation,… Read more
It’s Snowing on Mount Fuji! Winter Tourism in Japan Begins Julie Howard2024-11-1402.4K views The snow scene of Mount Fuji is one of the highlights of winter tourism in Japan, but the snowfall at the beginning of this year was nearly two weeks later… Read more
A Daily Serving of Pistachios Protects Eyes and Slows Aging Julie Howard2024-11-1402.1K views Pistachios are rich in antioxidants, especially lutein and zeaxanthin, which are known to protect eyes from blue light damage and reduce the risk of macular degeneration. NEW YORK, NY (Merxwire)… Read more
Japan Strawberry Season is Coming, and Eating Strawberries Daily can Protect Heart Health Julie Howard2024-10-3101.7K views Scientific research shows that strawberries can promote cardiometabolic health, reduce cholesterol and inflammation, and delay cognitive decline, making them suitable for daily consumption. TOKYO, JAPAN (Merxwire) – As Japan’s strawberry… Read more
New Research Shows Coffee May Improve Cardiovascular Health Julie Howard2024-10-2101.4K views Moderate caffeine intake can promote the regeneration of endothelial cells, which helps maintain and repair blood vessel walls. Therefore, scientists believe that caffeine may have a potential protective effect on… Read more
Experts Warn Regular Use of Food Packaging may Cause Cancer Risks Julie Howard2024-10-1601.6K views Food packaging may contain carcinogenic chemicals such as bisphenol A (BPA), phthalates, polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), and aniline derivatives to increase its durability, moisture resistance, and oil resistance. Some studies have… Read more
Deep Space Network Continues to Explore the Universe Julie Howard2024-10-1001.8K views NASA’s Deep Space Network (DSN) is one of the critical infrastructures supporting humanity’s exploration of deep space. It enables communication with spacecraft located hundreds of millions of kilometres away and… Read more
Over-Tourism Pressure Hits Global Attractions Hard: Mount Fuji and Venice Top the List Julie Howard2024-09-2301.8K views Overtourism refers to the overwhelming number of tourists that a destination cannot accommodate, resulting in environmental degradation, declining quality of life, and other issues. These phenomena have worsened in recent… Read more