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'There's No Such Thing as SuperFood, Experts Say

There is no official term and definition of the term "superfood" and the EU has not approved any health claims printed on the packaging unless they can provide a document that there is a scientific study that has proven it.

By Pao Uychiat

'Meat Lovers and Their Love for 17-Year-Old Steak

Restaurants in Bristol and Manchester are selling middle-aged beef, some up to 17 years of age.
'Experience Soul Food in Seoul Through Your Computer

Taking photos of your food is passe in South Korea. The latest craze is to login and watch people eat, and you can do this from anywhere in the world.
'Vitamin C Helps Destroy And Stop Cancer Cell Growth, New Study Says

According to a groundbreaking new study, vitamin C has the ability to destroy and stop the growth of cancer cells in a person's body.
'Eating Homemade Food Reduces Risk Of Type 2 Diabetes, Harvard Study Says

A recent study made by the researchers from Harvard reveals that home-cooked meals may help prevent diabetes.
'Whole Foods to Get Cheaper-- Here’s Why

Whole Foods Market is about to go down, way down when it comes to their products’ prices. The reason? The grocery store, which has been popularly referred to as “Whole Paycheck,” according to Food Beast, has been losing its customers.
'How Comfort Food Plan Started In the Airline Industry

When people get on planes, they usually don't expect a lot from in-flight food. They are also not interested in eating healthy food options. Aoifie Ryan said that people who get on these flights want comfort food like crisps, sweets and snacks.
'Monday Sale! Medical Marijuana Now Available in Illinois

Medical marijuana is set to be rolled out on Monday. Reports from Chicago Tribune reveals that marijuana is now expected to be sold in Illinois legally for the first time in decades. Those who are qualified to be among the first patients in the state's cannabis program may now avail the said drug.
'Can Your Computer Smell Food Spoilage?

New technology paves the way for computers to smell if your food is spoiled.
'Powdered Caffeine Dangerous in the Hands of Teenagers

There are many health benefits of coffee. With its easy accessibility, anyone can purchase the morning kick-starter even teens. Many teenagers around the country are adding it into their routines. However the danger lies in the amount of caffeine intake, a small difference from the regarded accepted dose could kill you as experts say.
'Frying Food in Vegetable Oil May Cause Cancer

The Telegraph -- For decades, health professionals have been warning us how bad butter and lard was. However, previous study debunked this myth and discovered an even worse concern: vegetable oil is linked to cancer.
'Cookout for the World's Hottest Chilli Result to Toxic Fumes, Homes Evacuated

The world's hottest chilli may have been produced by four UK students.
'Hot Dog Debate: Is it Really A Sandwich Or Not? Americans Have Decided.

The great American debate has finally come to an end after decades of uncertainty. Now, we have arrived to a definitive answer on whether or not hotdog is a sandwich. An official press release from the America's National Hot Dog and Sausage Council (NHDSC) states that hot dogs are not sandwiches.
'Is Your Country One Of The Top Alcohol Consuming Places?

An OECD graph shows which country has the highest alcohol consumption per capita per year.
'Starbucks Holiday Cups Blasphemous

A post accusing Starbucks of hating Jesus has become viral, and it has been viewed over ten million times.