Exploring the Link Between Listerine Mouthwash and Cancer Risks
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Authors: Sunitha Poulose, Kochurani Abraham, & Linda Joise George Introduction Food sellers and suppliers often adulterate essential staples like rice, wheat, and pulses to meet rising demand and outpace competition. They mix in crushed stones, sand, or plastic beads to increase weight or volume. Some even spray water to make grains heavier. These harmful practices
READ MOREAuthors: Sunitha Poulose & Kochurani Abraham Cassava is a widely consumed staple, valued for its high carbohydrate content and versatility. It serves as a key dietary source in countries like India, Brazil, and parts of Africa, where it is prepared in various forms, from boiled dishes to crispy snacks. Beyond food, cassava is also processed
READ MOREReport A recent study in the journal Food and Waterborne Parasitology revealed that Blastocystis spp. contaminates edible plants worldwide. Researchers analyzed data to understand how this microorganism spreads through contaminated food and water worldwide. Key Findings: High Contamination in Fruits and Leafy Greens The study, which analyzed 27 studies across 15 countries, found that 9.4%
READ MOREUncover the implications of a new study suggesting a potential cancer risk from daily use of Listerine mouthwash.
READ MOREAuthor: Dr. Sunitha Paulose Introduction Nerium oleander, often simply called oleander, is an incredibly lovely plant that is frequently used in decorative gardening and landscaping. Nevertheless, this beautiful plant conceals a terrible secret: it is among the world’s most poisonous plants. The strong poisonous chemicals in oleander pose serious health hazards even with its widespread
READ MOREExplore essential safety tips for mushroom enthusiasts.
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