In Groundbreaking Vote for Sustainability, EU Moves to Approve Insects for Human Consumption
The legislation is set to open up a whole new market to a sustainable source of protein and nutrition for the European Union.
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New Mesh for Crops Keeps Out Insects, But Lets in Sun and Rain for up to 3x the Yield
Novel NC State University 3-D Spacer Textiles to protect crops from insect-infestation and that enhance plant growth. Learn more.
World's First Vaccine for Declining Honeybees Approved By the US for Conditional Use
A biotech company announced this week that the USDA (Department of Agriculture) granted them a conditional license for their honeybee vaccine.
Specific Gut Bacteria Extract More Energy Which Seems to be Associated with Obesity
A certain gut microbe taxa extracts more energy from food than others, which is associated with 9 extra kg of body weight.
These Guys Make Edible Cement From Food Waste - And You Can Literally Add it to Your Gingerbread House
These guys are making cement from food waste like coffee and banana peels that can be eaten in an emergency, but is also stronger than normal
Potatoes Don't Deserve Their Bad Reputation-Here's Why You Should Rethink the Spud
Data from 54,000 people found that when potatoes are preapred without frying or mashing, there's nothing unhealthy about them.
A Fruit So Sweet, Yet Grown Indoors: Will the Japanese Cultivar Become This Tesla of Strawberries?
The Omakase berries are grown hydroponically, meaning they are cultivated in soil-less tubes of liquid fertilizer in controlled environments.
To Cut Neighbors' Fuel Costs 'Baker Ed' Revived Tradition of a Village Oven - Baking for Others for Free
Guisborough residents can bring in uncooked cakes on a Friday and collect them the following Monday at Brickyard Bakery,.
Free Quiz Designed by Functional Medicine Doctor Rates Your Risk of Nutritional Deficiencies
A free quiz takes just 3 minutes to rate your risk of nutritional deficiencies based on one doctor's 15+ year career of diagnosing them.
Remains of Prehistoric BBQ Suggests Dinner was Served 780,000 Years Ago-600,000 Years Earlier than we Thought
A whopping 780,000 years ago, early humans sat down in front of a roaring fire for a BBQ of carp fish in what's modern-day Israel.
Carrots Are Not the Only Good Food for Your Eyes - Eat Grapes If You're Getting Older
In a small study, just a couple of handfuls of grapes per day for four months was enough to improve key markers of eye health in older adults
Domino's Unveils New Emergency Pizza Program, Sending One Free Medium Pizza When You Need it Most
Perhaps you burned dinner, the power went out, or maybe your in-laws just dropped in without notice, in any case, 'emergency pizza' is here.
3 Cooks in Prison Honed Creativity with Drab Ingredients-Now Out, Award-Winning Chef And Businessmen
"There are geniuses in there," said 2-time James Beard Award winner, Keith Corbin, referring to incarcerated men and their ability to cook with the most lifeless, flavorless ingredients imaginable. Corbin spent 10 years in prison himself, and combined with his career as an award-winning chef at his restaurant Alta Adams, he knows what it takes […]
Eating Yogurt Can Get Rid of Your Garlic Breath, Say Researchers
Dr. Barringer suggests Greek yogurt, which has a higher protein value than the whole milk plain yogurt, may be the most effective way.
Peanut and Food Allergies May Be Reversed with Compound Produced by Healthy Gut Bacteria
In a mouse model, researchers used an oral solution of butyrate to stymie a life-threatening anaphylactic response to peanuts.
'Healthy Food' Isn't Healthy for All: Learn Valuable Info About Your Gut Microbiome With Home Test Kit
Viome can analyze your gut with a home stool test kit for $79, sending you a report with specific foods you should avoid or increase.
How a New Member of Congress Used Toffee to Thaw Frozen Relations Between Democrats and Republicans
Rather than internalize the animosity between Democrats and Republicans, Hawaiian member of Congress Tulsi Gabbard used toffee to bridge the divide.
Healthy Gut Bacteria Can Reduce Risk of Asthma and Food Allergies in Children, Experts Discover
Babies and young children with diverse bacteria in their gut are less likely to develop allergy-related wheezing and asthma, says new study.
Farmers Show off Mammoth Produce at County Fair Headlined by 1,300 lbs. Pumpkin
At last weekend's Malvern Autumn Festival in the UK, growers from across the Isles showed off vegetables of truly frightening proportions.
Hospitals Could Use Honey and Vinegar as Antibiotic for 'Low-Cost' Wound Care
Known as oxymel, the mixture has been written about in the medical literature of at least Classical Rome, and likely older civilizations.
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