In
the battle to quench your thirst, water is winning over the likes of
Pepsi and Coke. A new survey found that the average American drinks 58
gallons of water a year and 44 gallons of soda. That’s the opposite of
15 years ago when carbonated soft drinks were the number-one beverage.
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This
could be why those all-night fast food drive-thru windows are so
popular. A study found that lack of sleep can lead you to eat larger
portions of high-calorie foods and increase your long-term risk of
weight gain. Researchers say sleep deprivation increases food intake
regardless of whether a person feels full. Source Link
Imagine
being able to detect cancer with a single breath. New research has
yielded a breathalizer test that can identify compounds which indicate
stomach cancer with up to 95% accuracy. Scientists plan further studies
before making the test available to the general public. Source Link
