Sarah Biren
Founder of The Creative Palate
The fear of death is common, and it’s not hard to see why. Dying is associated with pain and suffering, and people may worry about what will happen to their loved ones when they are gone. At the same time, individuals may have more abstract fears, such as ceasing to exist or being punished in […]
Founder of The Creative Palate
Researchers from the University of Alberta, Canada, discovered that modern chickens are much larger than the ones from the 1950s. They measured three chickens, all the same age. The first one was a breed from 1957, weighing 905 grams. The second was a breed from 1978, and it weighed 1,808 grams. Finally, the third was […]
Founder of The Creative Palate
Cancer is the #1 leading cause of death worldwide, causing almost 10 million deaths in 2020 [1]. It’s also the second leading cause of death in the United States, just behind heart disease [2]. Because of its commonality, almost everyone has some connection to the disease. Those who never experienced it firsthand most likely know […]
Founder of The Creative Palate
Hillary Zinks was experiencing pain on her derrière for weeks, and for the life of her, couldn’t figure out why. Even her mom did a quick inspection and found nothing. When Zinks finally made it to the emergency room, the doctors discovered an abscess on her butt. Talk about “a pain in the butt!” Here’s the clincher: The infection was […]
Founder of The Creative Palate
Side sleeping is the go-to position of many people. However they may not be aware that this comes with certain health benefits. In fact, different sleeping positions could lead to different results in the body, for good and bad. In general, people should sleep however they find themselves most comfortable. Still, if they are experiencing […]
Founder of The Creative Palate
T-cells are a type of white blood cell that is vital for the immune system. They reside in the bone marrow, thymus, lymph system, and bloodstream, and help destroy harmful pathogens like viruses and bacteria. According to a new study in the journal Nature Aging, T-cells may be the key to the fountain of youth, […]
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When a garment factory collapsed back in 2013, killing 1,138 people and injuring 2,500, many people believed that this would be a wake up call for the fashion industry. The eight-story commercial building known as the Rana Plaza, collapsed on April 24th 2013. Making it the fourth largest industrial disaster in history. This plaza was […]
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Proper hydration is vital for the human body. It allows the organs to function properly, revitalizes the cells, lubricates the joints, regulates body temperature, and so much more. Many people are careful to drink enough water every day, while others become underhydrated or even dehydrated. And some people make staying hydrated a hobby. Anyone who […]
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Experts agree that a sedentary lifestyle is terrible for people’s health. It increases the risk of blood clots, heart disease, weight gain, diabetes, mental health issues, and all-cause mortality. But people don’t need to live at the gym in order to have an active lifestyle. In fact, the simple act of walking could be enough […]
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Nothing understands how much the knees affect our lives until they stop working properly. Suddenly, the simple movement of standing up, sitting down, walking, and even changing sitting positions becomes a chore. There are many reasons for knee pain, such as a recent injury or arthritis, and it’s never fun Although it’s tempting to just […]
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You can learn a lot about a person by their fingernails, especially when it comes to health. Anomalies such as changes in shape and color can indicate medical conditions such as psoriasis, heart disease, and even cancer. But keep in mind that brittle or discolored nails are not typically a cause for alarm since they […]
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Walking down the oil aisle at the grocery store can feel dizzying. There are many types of cooking oils, from all sorts of fruits, vegetables, nuts, and seeds. Many home chefs want to choose the healthiest oil for their food; unfortunately, the answer isn’t simple. There is no one perfect, healthy oil since they all […]
Founder of The Creative Palate