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  • Vinegar or Baking Soda for Washing Produce: What Actually Works?
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For readers interested in the science behind food and health.

How the gut-brain axis influences cognitive function and overall well-being
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How Your Gut Microbiome Impacts Mental Health: The Brain in Your Belly

Babatunde Olufemi8 months ago2 days ago06 mins

People are often surprised when they learn about the close relationship between the gut microbiome and mental health. Have you ever found yourself in an emotional situation that made your stomach feel like it had butterflies fluttering around? It is also commonplace for individuals to experience what they call a hunch, or a ‘gut feeling.’…

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  • Science of Food

The Truth About Superfoods: Science or Hype?

Babatunde Olufemi8 months ago2 days ago06 mins

The truth about superfoods is that the name is more of a marketing gimmick than an actual classification of food. Let us explain how the glamour of food marketing lets reason out the door. When people are discussing food like açai, avocado, caviar, exotic grapes or goji berries, they often describe them with the word…

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Understanding Food Allergies: The Science Explained

Babatunde Olufemi8 months ago2 days ago07 mins

Understanding food allergies can save many people from reactions to foods that don’t sit well with their system. A bite of peanut butter, and suddenly the throat tightens, goosebumps litter the skin surface, and panic starts to set in. Trust us, you don’t want this to be you.  Food allergy is an immune response to…

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Sauteing veggies over a gas burner
  • Science of Food

How Nutrient Loss Occurs During Cooking (and How to Prevent It)

Babatunde Olufemi9 months ago2 days ago06 mins

Should nutrient loss during cooking be something to worry about? As the proverbial saying goes, “The end does not always justify the means.” Folks on a pro-health diet may regularly load their plates with veggies. However, when meals are prepared wrong, the dish may lose some essential nutrients during cooking. So, eating healthy meals may…

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Simple way to brew your tea- with a glass pot and a pint glass
  • Science of Food

How to Brew the Perfect Cup of Tea Using Chemistry

Babatunde Olufemi9 months ago2 days ago05 mins

Brewing tea chemistry is the secret ingredient that makes the tea from cafés taste better than your home brew. Professional tea connoisseurs understand the interplay between culinary art and the science that drives the enjoyment of the ancient beverage. This realization often reveals that tea perfection is not a mere product of guesswork or mimicking…

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