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09-25-2020

The History of Thyme (Plus Uses of Thyme)

Thyme is a beloved herb for many human beings on planet earth. This is as...

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Strawberry Rhubarb Pie

09-15-2020

Rhubarb Benefits, Uses, and the Holy Grail of Pie

A traditional summer delicacy for some and a culinary curiosity...

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ginsing

08-20-2020

Top Uses for Ginseng

[Disclaimer: Nothing in this article should be taken as medical...

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Nettle tea can be easily brewed from fresh or dried leaves.

07-23-2020

Nettle Tea Benefits (and How to Brew It)

Between its notorious sting and worldwide range, most people have...

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ginger root

06-08-2020

Ginger Root Uses

Ginger is a beloved plant and trusted ally in any...

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aloe vera for acne

09-10-2019

Can You Use Aloe Vera for Acne?

Aloe vera is a succulent that is a popular treatment...

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da vinci vitruvian man

08-19-2019

What Are Humans Made Of?

Before Leonardo da Vinci was a painter he studied anatomy....

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A new study suggests that the loss of a single gene over time is responsible for an increased risk of heart disease today.

08-01-2019

What Are Stem Cells?

Stem cells are unique cells with the great ability...

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bacteria

07-29-2019

Most Deadly Diseases Caused by Bacteria

Humans and bacteria have coexisted for millions of years. Many...

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It seems that national wildlife refuges take a slightly different approach to interactions between wildlife and dogs.

07-23-2019

Can Dogs Be Used to Detect Malaria?

Researchers at Durham University are reporting that dogs could...

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Swai fish in a tank

07-02-2019

What Is a Swai Fish?

A relative of the catfish, the swai fish has become...

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chaga mushrooms

06-15-2019

What Is Chaga? Intro to the Alaskan Medicinal Mushroom

If you haven’t heard of chaga, you aren’t alone. This...

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stem cells

06-06-2019

What Are Stem Cells?

Stem cells are unique cells with the great ability...

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Jaguars will soon be severely threatened

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Tracking down the genes that have helped the Great Barrier Reef survive

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Petermann Glacier may release another large iceberg

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The snowy landscape of Kiruna, Sweden

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Landsat data will help protect the Yuma Ridgway’s rail

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The Amazon River in South America

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