A wise customer wanted to find out if the corn nuts she was eating were from genetically modified corn. She emailed the company and got quite a shock. ... << MORE >>

You're probably already aware of the benefits of omega-3 fatty acids on cardiovascular health, but did you know that omega-3s are also extremely beneficial for moods and cognitive function? In fact, there's a tremendous amount of good evidence demonstrating that omega-3 fatty acids can help enhance brain function and prevent depression. ... << MORE >>

The randomized, placebo-controlled study, which was published in the October 21 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA October, 21 2009;302(15):1651-1657), set out to determine whether omega 3s could improve the response to sertraline (Zoloft) in 122 patients with both major depression and coronary heart disease. ... << MORE >>

the Ayurvedic tradition, Coriander has a bitter, pungent taste with an astringent quality, and a cooling energy. It is tridoshic, being beneficial for balancing Pitta dosha (fire & water), Kapha dosha (water & earth), and Vata dosha (air & ether). The essential oil consists of the linalol called coriandrol (60 to 70%), geraniol, borneol and terpenes. ... << MORE >>

Within reason, anyone at any age can perform the poses, but this style of yoga does require the practitioner to be in better physical condition and have a high tolerance for heat. While the practice is somewhat controversial due to a number of injuries sustained by class patrons, it’s still a popular and beneficial exercise choice.

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New research supports that established stem cells can take on the properties of younger stem cells when in their presence.<< MORE >>

The detailed map displays how the human genome is altered during embryonic development.<< MORE >>

Scientists have captured images of binding proteins to reveal the molecular structure of cell signaling systems.<< MORE >>

The problems with the mathematical models started when banks started offering mortgages without knowing a borrower's assets or income. (These were called "NINjA" loans, as in "No Income? No Assets? Here is a loan anyway.") Models don't generally run very well unless you have good data to plug into the model; therefore, analysts were forced to make what amounted to an educated guess as to the chance that a NINjA loan would end in default. ... << MORE >>