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Savory and Healthy
Posted by Alex
Savory food, much of which we owe to the lowly food additive we all know as MSG is a global product that has received much a blame for many health problems. But as it goes, to this date, there has been no solid evidenced to such ill effects other that that which has been found in rats in laboratory experiments, fed food highly laced with MSG.
In humans, the effects of such heavily laden food of any food additive is going to become a problem indeed but as with salt or even sugar some of the most widely used substances on earth.
So why do most people shun from MSG, well maybe it makes them eat more due to the better taste and then the case may be of self control rather than of ill-effects. Truly, foods that are made to taste better with MSG do taste a whole lot better for it makes it savory and tasty, just as we like it. And as we humans are, eating is considered to be one of the most pleasurable activities that may lead to us eating a little too much which we can then assume is causing most of the reported health issues.
lice infestation in children
Posted by Alex
In this modern age there are still many childhood diseases that have no absolute cure even though they are considered not lethal.
Take for example a lice infestation. Children commonly get lice, especially when they are in school. Just one child getting lice and it is possible that the rest of the class will get a lice problem. And this is not just limited to developing countries. Even children in first world countries get lice problems too. It’s also not confined to a particular economic level. The worst thing about this is that there are studies that show that head lice are becoming more resistant to anti-lice medication.