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'Carbs That Won't Affect Your Weight

Are you one of those people who are incessantly avoiding carbs in your diet? Cover Media reveals the truth behind this diet myth!

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'Aged Just Like Good Wine: Give it Time, Squash Will Taste Better

Experts believe that like good wine, the quality of most squash enhances with the passing of time.
'Bilingual People Recovers from Stroke Faster, Study Says

Here's one more reason why you should learn a new language: 40% of stroke patients who are bilingual tend to recover faster than 20% of those who can't.
'Colorado Pot: Positive Of Illegal Pesticides

January 1, 2014 was the date that Colorado started to sell recreational pot to people aged 21 or older. Marijuana is considered to be the third most famed recreational drug after alcohol and tobacco in the US.
'New Coca Cola Sensation! Mother-Of-One Shed 50kg After Drinking Coca Cola

Ursula Glover, 31, weighing 117 kilograms almost one year ago shed 50 kilograms and dropped to just 67 kilos because of her diet transformation.
'Factors that Affects Your Appetite for Food

Nutrition experts tell us that the best way to deal with hunger and appetite is to follow your body's natural cues. Your physical and psychological environments definitely affect appetite and hunger, sometimes leading you to eat more than normal, sometimes less.
'Ebola Is Back in Liberia: 1st Fatality Confirmed Months After It Was Declared Virus Free

New Ebola cases, including one death, noted in Liberia after 2 months of being virus-free
'Sony Confirms the Ultimate Play Station Throwback: PS2 Games ‘Playable’ In PS4

#ThrowbackThursday! Here are some of your favorite PS2 games as Sony announces PS4 game emulation.
'Health Risk Related to High Fructose Corn Syrup

High-fructose corn syrup (HFCS) linked to the obesity crisis and a staple in American diets, is metabolized just like the fructose in fruit, but with some significant differences. The first is that fruit is packed with additional nutrients, such as vitamins, minerals, and fiber, which regulate digestion and metabolism.
'Imported Catfish Undergo Rigorous Inspection Program

The Agricultural Department in Washington, last Wednesday, implemented tough new rules in inspecting foreign catfish that enter the country. The new catfish inspection program will go into full effect in March 2016.
'A Life With Inner Peace: Yoga Being Offered for Rehabilitation in Prison

A yoga instructor named James Fox makes his way through the prison yard twice a week in order to lead a packed class. However, he adds, it's really not easy to arrange a schedule for him to enter the place since he always needs to consider the wait list.
'Black Friday Shopping Scams You Should Be Wary Of

Be vigilant when shopping this Black Friday. Scams are everywhere. Here are five of them.
'Crawl, Baby, Crawl!: 601 Babies Crawl, Bawl to Finish Line in Japan Race

Infants in Japan crawled their way to the finish line in the record-holder crawling competition held in Yokohama.
'Man Admits Stealing Brain Tissue from Museum

An Indianpolis man has pleaded guilty for stealing human brains and tissues from a musuem two years ago. He was then 21 years old.
'Diabetic Women More at Risk in Developing Air-Pollution Related Heart Conditions

All women experience small risks of heart disease when exposed to air pollution, but some face higher risk than others.