When we talk about aspects related to how to enhance taste, have a longer shelf life or have an improved nutrient profile, the first instinct that comes to one’s mind is to improve the biological characteristics, but what if the answer to all those improvements was hidden in the chemistry of food? Let me introduce […]
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Considering the current rate of population growth, it has been predicted that the global population will reach 9 billion by the year 2050; with the rise in population, one of the primary concerns is depleting resources. To overcome that search for sustainable production of food without depleting resources. The forerunner in that area is the
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Ever wonder why the dish you create, even after following instructions given by the creator, tastes different from the dish they created personally? The answer to that question lies in the chemistry and how our body senses the taste. Flavour is a multisensory, complex experience resulting from the combination of taste, smell, texture and other
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The world is full of distractions and emotional ups and downs, what if there were a philosophy whose foundation was based on being calm, focused and relaxed in the face of adversity? Let me introduce you to stoicism. Originally called Zenonism based on its founder Zeno of Citium(the name “Zenonism” was dropped after stoics thought
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If you are into fitness your goal revolves around lifting heavy, moving faster or lasting longer. Strength, power and endurance are the three pillars of athletic performance. But all three can’t be trained at the same time, they all need a different approach. It is crucial to understand what goal you are training for and
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You are tired of being overworked, juggling college and other aspects of your life, and struggling to find enough hours in the day. Especially when u work out and need at least 8 hrs of sleep but your schedule won’t allow it. What if I was to tell you that there are ways to sleep
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Mitochondria and ageing: The Real Reason We Get Old What if ageing wasn’t just about your DNA, but about tiny power plants inside your cells shutting down? As we often think ageing is inevitable for every human – bad bone health, wrinkles, joint pains. Some individual often try to look for ways to increase their
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I have lived on this farm longer than most… And through it all, I have learned one thing: change is an illusion Introduction I have lived on this farm longer than most. I have seen the seasons turn, the young grow old, and the strong fall to their knees. And through it all, I have
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Introduction George Orwell’s Animal Farm is a political allegory that has remained relevant since its publication in 1945. Though presented as a simple fable about farm animals, the novella explores authoritarianism, propaganda, and the cyclical nature of power. Orwell, a vocal critic of totalitarian regimes, uses the story of Manor Farm’s rebellion to reflect the
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1. Introduction: The Unending Quest for More Have you ever felt like no matter how much you learn, there’s always more? That sense of never truly reaching the peak of understanding is what makes humans unique. Our curiosity is both a gift and a curse—it has driven us to build civilizations, explore the stars, and
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