According to recent evidence, our ancestors might have started domesticating cacao trees, the beans of which we ground into cocoa, as many as 1,500 years earlier than we had previously thought. One recent study overturns assumptions about when and where we first consumed cocoa. It’s safe to say that most of us enjoy chocolate in… Read More »
Jen BabakhanNov 29 Imagine Florida being too cool: That’s the case for this woman with a rare condition called cold agglutinin disorder. When the temperature dips below 75 degrees, her body turns on itself. Courtesy Bioverativ Sometimes you wake up more tired than usual. Sometimes the weight seems to pile on for no reason. But… Read More »
It wasn’t the menopause! For years, Sue Perkins’ partner Anna battled with mid-life weight gain and tiredness, then she discovered a problem with her thyroid… TV presenter Anna Richardson, 48, was recently diagnosed with the menopause She religiously took HRT in varying doses in the hope it would tackle symptoms However, she later discovered that… Read More »
A Texas man facing 99 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit credits a selfie for saving him. When cops showed up at Christopher Precopia’s work at a lumberyard in Georgetown in September 2017 to arrest him for burglary with the intent to commit other crimes, he was stunned, KVUE reported. “I had… Read More »
A 69-year-old pensioner who says he has the body of a 45-year-old is taking action to legally change his age to improve his job prospects and luck with women on Tinder. Dutch entrepreneur Emile Ratelband is hoping he will be able to change his date of birth from 11 March 1949 to 11 March 1969… Read More »