Turkey is NOT the culprit!

November 22, 2007
Researchers say that we can blame turkey for many things, but one thing we CAN'T blame it for is that nap we always take after eating a big Thanksgiving dinner. Some researchers say that tryptophan, an amino acid found in... continued

What Kind of Turkey are You Eating, Anyway?

November 22, 2007
Is the turkey we put on the table today at Thanksgiving considerably different than the one the Pilgrims found out in the wild? Turkey expert Nickolas Zimmermann says, "Turkeys in the days of the Pilgrims were similar to the wild... continued

Yoga for the Heart

November 21, 2007
We've written before about how yoga can help you lose weight, and there might be a lot more to it than most people think. Hypertension, or high blood pressure, remains the most common reason for office visits to physicians for... continued

Coverup Continues After Death

November 21, 2007
On November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was shotdead in Dallas, and now President Gerald Ford's posthumousautobiography contains a claim that the CIA documentsrelatiing to the assassination. Ford offers a strongsuggestion that Oswald acted alone, but it is also... continued

Don’t Try to be Happy

November 21, 2007
Are you happy? Well, don't try to be happier, or you might become less happy. Does that make sense? Psychologist Shigehiro Oishi discovered that, on average, European-Americans claim to be happy in general?more happy than Asian-Americans or Koreans or Japanese?but... continued

New Diet Pill in Our Future?

November 20, 2007
Why do some people get fat, while others?who may eating the same diet and exercising just as much?don't? Researchers have found that a single gene might control whether or not individuals tend to pile on fat, a discovery that may... continued

Dinosaur Demise

November 20, 2007
Although scientists were skeptical at first, in recent years it has become accepted that the demise of dinosaurs was caused by a meteor impact in the Gulf of Mexico 65 million years ago. Now new research shows that the dinosaurs... continued

To Solve School Problems, Study Bugs!

November 19, 2007
We recently reported on a lot of strange traits in cockroaches. In its ability to learn, the cockroach is a moron in the morning and a genius in the evening (some of us are that way too, especially if we... continued

Can We Eat Our Way to Health?

November 19, 2007
Rosemary not only tastes good in food, but scientists have now found it is also good for your brain. The herb contains an active ingredient called carnosic acid (CA), which can protect the brain from strokes. CA becomes activated by... continued

How Did We Miss It?

November 16, 2007
Shortly before 911, suspects on watch lists moved money in curious ways. Internet and phone "chatter" had risen in recent months. A foreigner paid cash to learn how to fly?but not land?a jetliner. How did our government ever miss these... continued