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Our bodies are our temples, and hence we must take care of them well. However, the caring must happen in precise way and requires profound spiritual training.
We must clean our bodies from impurities that we absorb everyday. Everything we eat,...
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The Berlin Fashion Week brings the fashion industry to Berlin this week. The bold, the beautiful and the fashion-obsessed have been in town to witness the fashion...
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The Sakarya University Advanced Technologies Implementation Group (SAITEM) sets a record in fuel efficiency. Having been adjudged the third best fuel-efficient car in...
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Eco Factor: Urine broken down into hydrogen using electrolysis.
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The Slovenian hydro pumped storage power plant has given all the bicyclists a reason to smile. Built with an innovative approach, it provides riders with an open plain...
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Eco Factor: Nitrogen-fueled fireworks produce less smoke and lesser toxins.
Be it Diwali in India or the Fourth of July celebrations in U.S., people love to watch...
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A single mega-colony of ants has colonised much of the world, scientists have discovered.
Argentine ants living in vast numbers across Europe, the US and Japan belong...
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InterHome, a new home that is capable of learning and adapting to its residents and take critical actions. In case the doors are left unlocked or burglers intrude, you...
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Eco Factor: Zero-emission lawnmower is powered by electricity.
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A nasty, sometimes deadly stomach bug is at least six times more common than was thought, researchers said Tuesday, based on a survey of hundreds of U.S. hospitals.
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A recent study says that the flaxseed may be helpful and it can give a little bit relief from menopausal hot flashes.
This discovery related to flaxseed is yet to be...
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The Food safety &...
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A new report released by the United States government finds that the amounts of food born illnesses such as e. coli and salmonella are on the rise but other food born...
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You can find caffeine in your foods and drink items from your bed-tea to snacks and chocolates to soda. You can find it even in some medicines for headache. The U.S....
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Patients lie at International Center for Diarrhea Disease Research, Bangladesh (ICDDR, B) in Dhaka, Bangladesh, Sunday, March 15, 2009. Every hour an average of 40 to 45 diarrhea patients are seeking admission at the ICDDR, B this season according to a...
