Nature’s Wake-Up Set to Snooze
Global warming has caused several species of bees to emerge earlier in spring, signaling a potentially worrisome trend.
Filed under: Global Brief, March 2012 | Tagged: bees, environment, global warming, nature, plants, pollinators, science, species of bees, spring, weather | Leave a Comment »
Natural Health Benefits from this Aromatic Plant
The health-enhancing oil from this aromatic plant busts bacteria and may prove to be a natural antibiotic.
Filed under: Health Brief, March 2012 | Tagged: aromatic, aromatic plant, coriander, health, natural antibiotic, natural health, nature, plants | Leave a Comment »
Big Boosts in Fridge Efficiency
Upcoming refrigerator designs will use a fifth of the energy that their household predecessors required 40 years ago.
Filed under: Global Brief, March 2012 | Tagged: eco, energy efficient, increased efficiency, reduced energy, refrigerator | Leave a Comment »
Dietary Solutions Counter Disease
Chronic, systemic inflammation may be the root cause of such diseases as diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, Alzheimer’s and even cancer. The right diet can help prevent illness and improve overall health.
Filed under: Featured Articles, March 2012 | Tagged: Alzheimer's, arthritis, cancer, chronic inflammation, diabetes, dietary solutions, lupus, overall health, rheumatoid arthritis, systemic inflammation | Leave a Comment »
Natural Health Benefits from this Aromatic Plant
The health-enhancing oil from this aromatic plant busts bacteria and may prove to be a natural antibiotic.
Filed under: Health Brief, March 2012 | Tagged: aromatic, coriander, food, health, healthy, medicine, natural antibiotic, nature, plants, vegetarian | Leave a Comment »
Gardening Helps Children Grow
Self-understanding and interpersonal relationship skills flourish when youngsters nurture a garden patch.
Filed under: Global Brief, March 2012 | Tagged: children, communication skills, gaming, garden, interpersonal relationship skills, nature, planting, plants, students, travel, vacation | Leave a Comment »
New Sleep Study Findings
Teens that log more sleep hours perform significantly better in mathematics and physical education classes.
Filed under: Health Brief, March 2012 | Tagged: education, health, mental-health, performance, physical education classes, research, science, sleep, sleep study, teens | Leave a Comment »
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