World Vegetarian Day is Coming, Let’s Respond to a Meat-free, Environmentally Friendly, and Healthy Life Amélie Poulain2022-11-2501.9K views Since 1986, November 25th of each year has been designated as World Vegetarian Day, also known as International Meatless Day. Many people won’t eat meat on this day, some restaurants will only serve vegetarian meals that day, and slaughterhouses will be closed for a day without slaughtering animals. More than ten million people respond to this event every year. Read more
Japanese Gastroenterologists Urge that Eating bread for breakfast is harmful to health Amélie Poulain2022-11-1204.6K views Bread is a breakfast choice for many people because it’s delicious and convenient. Dr. Fukushima Masatsugu, a Japanese gastroenterologist, reminds everyone that bread is difficult to digest. It will also spike blood sugar after waking up in the morning, throwing us into high carbohydrate needs, and disrupting the balance of the autonomic nervous system. Read more
Do You Feel Too Stressed? Watching Birds Can Help Maintain a Good Mood Julie Howard2022-11-1201.7K views New research in the UK found that bird watching or listening to birdsong can not only help people maintain their mental health, but the effect can last up to eight… Read more
Winter is coming! It is Necessary to Pay Attention to Vitamin D Deficiency Julie Howard2022-11-0801.4K views Vitamin D is also known as the “sunshine vitamin.” Maintaining an appropriate amount of vitamin D in the human body can help normal bone development, but too much or too… Read more
Study Confirms Mother’s Voice can Slow Down the Heart Rate and Pain Degree in Premature Babies Amélie Poulain2022-11-0702.1K views The latest research shows that the heart rate and external pain response of premature infants will be significantly reduced after hearing the familiar mother’s voice below 70 decibels when taking heel punctures to collect blood. At the same time, the breathing rate will slow down, the mother-infant connection will be better, and the blood oxygen saturation will also increase. Read more
Kiss Your Lover! Studies Show that Kissing Can Help Reduce Stress Derrick Smith2022-11-0201.9K views Kissing is a beautiful thing! The lips have many sensory nerves that connect to the areas of the brain responsible for pleasurable emotions. Kissing stimulates the brain to produce chemicals,… Read more
Many Cities Provide Free Sanitary Napkins to Relieve Women’s Period Poverty Julie Howard2022-10-2001.6K views According to statistics, British women spend an average of £18,450 on hygiene products. These costs do not include items such as physiological pants, painkillers, pre-contraception pills, and menstrual disorders. The… Read more
2022 International Day for the Eradication of Poverty: Dignity For All in Practice Derrick Smith2022-10-1701.6K views December 22, 1992, the UN decided to designate October 17 every year as the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty since 1993, calling on the public to pay attention… Read more
Eating Meat to Save the Earth, Artificial Meat is Now on the Rise Julie Howard2022-10-1402.8K views Since 2010, there has been a wave of artificial meat in Europe and the United States, advocating more consuming artificial meat to reduce carbon emissions and save the increasing temperature… Read more
Pay Attention to Body warnings, the Age of Cancer around the World is Getting Younger Amélie Poulain2022-10-1001.8K views A new study from Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard University shows that the risk of developing cancer may be sown at a young age or even before birth, known as early-onset cancer. The study also found that people born after 1990 had a higher chance of developing cancer before the age of 50. Read more