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Pasta Please !
Pasta is a popular; which we can see from all of the types of pasta sold in the supermarket. Unfortunately wheat can lead to many health problems which catch people unawares.
Petition against censorship
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Pica - a craving for strange things
Pica is a word of Latin origin meaning magpie. It is named after the bird that eats pretty much everything. In humans, the eating disorder is most often observed in pregnant women, small children, and individuals with developmental disorders.
Pica? craving for strange things
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Pillow Fighting
Researchers from Manchester University have discovered that our pillows may be be home to millions of fungal spores.
Pizza spice inhibits bacterial growth
Mexican researchers have known for a long time that food tastes better when sprinkled with oregano. Now, they have discovered that it also inhibits the growth of any bacteria that might be present in the food.
Plant Extract Keeps Sperm Cells in Shape
A substance extracted from the plant French Maritime Pine has proven effective for men with decreased quality of sperm.
Pregnancy and medicine
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Pregnant alcoholics should take extra antioxidants
A professor claims that it would be "wonderful" if pregnant women with alcohol problems would take vitamin supplements.
Pregnant despite taking contraceptive pills
A large part of the effect of some drugs can be abolished if you take the herbal remedy St. John's wort, Hypericum perforatum, at the same time.
Professor
Vitaviva has ambitions of improving the general public health. We have signed an agreement with one of the leading authorities in this field, professor emeritus in clinical chemistry Per-Arne
Promising treatment for macular degeneration
New orthomolecular treatment named as the “first choice” for AMD, otherwise known macula degeneration.
Prostate cancer might become a rarity
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