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The Multiple Benefits Of Quinoa – The Staple Food Of The Ancient Incas

Apr 6th

The ancient Incas called quinoa as the ‘mother grain’ and it has been the staple food of millions of native inhabitants in the South American Andes since ancient times.

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Researchers Compare Human Milk To Other Mammal Species

Jan 14th

Posted by Affleap in Science Technology

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Understanding the ways milks differ may lead the scientists to a better milk formula to nourish human babies who can’t be breastfed by their mothers, according to Agricultural Magazine.

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Researchers Made Comparison On Human Milk With Other Mammal Species

Nov 13th

Posted by Affleap in Nutritional Food

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Understanding the ways milk differ may lead the scientists to better formulas to nourish human babies whose mothers can’t breastfeed, according to Agricultural Research Magazine.

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Do People With A Vegetarian Diet Live Longer?

Sep 4th

Posted by Affleap in Lifestyle

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The evidence is not that conclusive, however, results of studies suggest that it is so. People whose nutritional regimen consists only of foods derived from plants, have a longer life expectancy and enjoy a better quality of life than people who eat both animal and plant products (omnivores).

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