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Blood cleansing tea: Effect and application of the detox tea

Blood cleansing tea is said to remove toxins and so-called “slags” from the blood. But do the teas really work? And what...
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Health & Medicine

Detox tea: application and effect of the home remedy

Purification tea as a detoxifying miracle cure? Find out here what the teas really do and how to use them correctly. How do detox...
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Biology

What tooth enamel reveals about early humans

A thin section of a Homo erectus tooth used for chemical analysis using laser ablation plasma mass spectrometry. © Alessia Nava/ Luca Bondioli ...
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History & Archaeology

Headless dead in Neolithic mass grave

Neolithic mass grave in Vráble. © Prof. Dr. Martin Furholt, Prehistory and Early History/University of Kiel ...
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Earth & Climate

Plants: How chloroplasts are inherited

Tobacco plant with chloroplasts inherited from the father plant (green).© MPI of Molecular Plant Physiology When plants reproduce sexually, the genetic material from the cell...
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Biology

Rediscovered Lake Constance fish

A deep-sea char (above) and a normal char (below) from Lake Constance. © FFS/LAZBW The Lake Constance deep-sea char did not fall victim to the...
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Health & Medicine

Sleeping With Wet Hair: Good Or Bad For Hair And Health?

Going to sleep with wet hair can negatively impact your hair and health, but not in ways you might think. After a hard day,...
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Health & Medicine

How sleep disorders affect health

Sleep problems are a serious problem in our society. © Pexels, cottonbro studio (CC0 Public Domain) ...
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Astronomy

Ignition in laser fusion

Nuclear fusion by laser bombardment. © Damien Jemison/ LLNL Nuclear fusion is considered to be the potential energy of the future, but there is still...
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Health & Medicine

Pulling Your Nose: Is It Really Dangerous?

If people suffering from a cold pull up their noses, can the pathogens spread further in the body? We'll explain what's behind this...
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Health & Medicine

Using dental floss correctly: Avoid these 3 mistakes

Proper flossing is essential to dental health. We'll show you what to look out for when using dental floss. You are probably familiar...
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Biology

Stadtgrün does a great job

New York City is densely built-up. © Tomas Sereda/ iStock Street trees, leafy backyards, and other urban greenery can absorb more carbon dioxide than is...
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Earth & Climate

World’s largest amber flower re-examined

Symplocos kowalewskii in amber. © Carola Radke/ Museum of Natural History Berlin if(document.documentElement.clientWidth<=1220){ //var divAdtile1 = document.getElementById("iqadtile1-wrapper"); var...
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Biology

Dolphins: Smart cooperation in noise

Video: The dolphin "Delta" presses a button at exactly the same moment as his partner "Reese" at the other end of the test facility....
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Health & Medicine

How our brain estimates distances

Subject with EEG cap during the distance estimation test. © Rolf Wegst/ CMBB When we move, we have a sense of the distance we have...
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Health & Medicine

I slept in every day for a month and I don’t want to do it again

Our editor did a self-experiment and slept in for 30 days in a row. He has never been so rested in his entire...
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Earth & Climate

How natural disasters endanger ports

Ports are often threatened by several natural hazards. © AvigatorPhotographer/ iStock Most global trade is conducted through ports. However, their coastal and riverine locations make...
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Biology

Hummingbirds: Flight performance thanks to gene loss

A lack of a metabolic enzyme apparently enables hummingbirds such as the long-tailed shadowy hummingbird to perform the energy-consuming hover flight. © Mats...
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History & Archaeology

Surprising shipwreck from Elizabethan era found

An archaeologist examines the remains of the wreck. © Wessex Archaeology A relic from the Elizabethan era: archaeologists report on a 450-year-old shipwreck that was...
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Health & Medicine

How a protein promotes skin cancer metastasis

Nucleus of a melanoma cell with stained nuclear proteins. © Jung Garcia, et al. When skin cancer metastasizes, individual cancer cells leave the tumor and...
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