Nootropics: What You Need To Know
Is there a danger lurking in these seemingly harmless brain-boosting supplements?
Author: Amber Diffenderfer, PhD
Science enthusiast and professional blogger
Vaping Could Be To Blame For Excessive Rainfall
The National Weather Service is predicting excessive rainfall and extreme weather for many areas of the country once again. These weather warnings have many people asking: is vaping to blame?
Cloud Seeding May Be Affecting Your Health
Cloud seeding is no secret. But it’s no science, either. Researchers are concerned that the chemicals being used to control the weather are causing a troubling epidemic in America. They warn that there may be another reason for the chemical disruption of our atmosphere.
Human-Food Bonding Is Real, Science Says
There appears to be a mutual, interactive process occurring between humans and food that suggests the formation of a close personal relationship between the two.
Rock-and-Roll Makes You Stupid, Researchers Say
It’s being called the Tool effect, and researchers say it has the exact opposite reaction on the brain as the Mozart effect. Rock-and-roll music listeners are likely suffer from lower IQ, impaired communication abilities, and may even have a tendency to be violent.
More Scientists Now Admitting Human Cloning A Reality
Two scientists who worked for human cloning centers have recently spoken out. Under the condition of anonymity, they talk about what they witnessed — and what’s coming.
Is Your Food Full Of Pesticides? How To Tell.
The food you are feeding your family may be full of toxic pesticides. Find out what the EPA says, and what you can do to protect your family.
Are HIV-Infected Bananas A Threat To Your Health?
HIV-infected bananas are being shipped all over the world to unsuspecting consumers who are surprised to find blood inside their fruit. Why is this happening, and what can you do to protect yourself?
Is Skateboarding In Your Genes? New Research Says It Might Be.
Scientists have discovered that great skateboarding ability may be hard-wired in your DNA through a special gene. But just because you skate doesn’t automatically mean you carry the gene.
Wind Turbines: How Do They Work?
These giant, twirling mystery machines have surprises inside–and there are Big Ideas coming for the future of wind turbines.
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