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Your pillow. A hotbed of fungal spores
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Edible insects - delicacy or allergy risk?
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Edible insects taste good, are nutritious and readily available. They're a popular food for more than a quarter of the world's population, mainly those living in Asia, Africa and Latin America and now there is increasing interest in insects as a source of sustainable nutrition in Western countries as well. Insects can be eaten whole or easily processed into paste, ground into flour or their protein extracted for use as an ingredient or as animal feed. In Europe, edible insects fall into the Novel Food category, Novel Food being defined as food that has not been consumed by humans in the EU to...
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Cabbage wraps for eczema, psoriasis
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Could something as simple and natural as cabbage help your eczema? It seems that the humble green has healing properties that can help eczema and psoriasis too when applied directly to the skin. |
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Pale skin or dark. What does your eczema look like?
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Tilt your head when using your asthma inhaler
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Your pillow. A hotbed of fungal spores
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