Sugar is increasingly recognized for causing damage to your health when consumed in excess and it’s becoming common knowledge that the substance can be addictive. Along with contributing toward obesity, diabetes and chronic inflammation, the research of one doctor and his team at Weill Cornell Medicine suggests that sugar may also fuel the growth of various types of cancer. Dr. … Continue reading
A new study out of Harvard University details an association between lack of adequate, restful sleep and increased risk of developing cardiovascular disease. Though the risk has been known for years, the new Harvard research looks at the chemical changes that pave the way for health problems, pointing toward an increase in white blood cell levels that promote clogged arteries. … Continue reading
Today we’re going over a set of leaked Samsung Galaxy Note 10 specifications that might’ve just spilled the beans. We’re still reeling from the release of the Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus, not to mention the Galaxy S10E – but it’s time to start talking about the Galaxy Note 10 immediately. If Samsung one-ups its competitors, like Apple’s iPhone XS … Continue reading
Today a set of ROKiT smartphones were launched at the company’s online store and at Walmart online. Two phones are feature phones, one is just about as standard a smartphone as you can get, and two work with glasses-free 3D. The first question you should be asking is: Why would I buy a phone, especially a “3D” phone, without first … Continue reading
San Francisco may become the first US city to ban electronic cigarettes, also called ‘vapes,’ until more information about their potential long-term health effects are known. Some past preliminary studies have highlighted potential health concerns related to liquid nicotine products, including one that found increased risk of wheezing. Critics have lambasted the proposals, however, expressing concerns that it may drive … Continue reading
Antivirus software is meant to keep our devices free of malicious software, but what happens when it’s the antivirus app itself that’s the problem?
Replacing your power receptacles with USB-equipped models is the ultimate, uh, power move, and if you’re going to make a semi-permanent change to your home like that, it may as well be future-proof.
Cougars have called California home long before humans have. In Los Angeles, however, urbanization and human activity are driving nearby mountain populations toward possible extinction, according to a new study.
This is site is run by Sascha Endlicher, M.A., during ungodly late night hours. Wanna know more about him? Connect via Social Media by jumping to about.me/sascha.endlicher.
