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We constantly hear that sugar is not good for the body and we should reduce the amount of sugar in our daily diet. Sugar contains sucrose and is said to increase the risk of obesity and type 2 diabetes. Under the influence of these things, the BBC's Radhika Singh decided that she would stop using sugar altogether to keep herself healthy. For more than two months, they did not use sugar in any form. What happened then? Read them orally. I haven't used sugar in over a month and I feel very bad. I ate at least once a day and now my life is completely 'sugar free' But the only word I want to run is 'chocolate'. Celebrities advised, 'Quit sugar.' I think I am a person whose daily diet includes at least 15 teaspoons of sugar. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), a daily diet should contain only six teaspoons of sugar. It is  said that a soda carbonate drink may have contained nine teaspoons of sugar. With these statistics in mind, I became concern...

  Marie Curie: Nobel Prize-winning female scientist whose notebooks cannot be touched without protection for the next century and a half The most important documents of scientific history are preserved in special boxes made of several layers of lead in the National Library of France. If a scientist wants to use these documents, he can study them only by wearing heavy protective suits like astronauts. But before this study they have to sign a special document that the library will not be responsible for any situation that happened to them. This is one of the oldest and rarest books in the world. But the reasons why they are kept in such a dubious manner are actually more important than the scientific significance of these documents. Because these papers are contaminated with highly radioactive material. These are Marie Curie's notebooks, the only two-time Nobel laureate who, along with her husband Peg, not only discovered new chemical elements but also uncovered the natural principl...

  According to a survey, electronic surveillance of domestic workers is on the rise and the UK government is being asked to enact laws banning the use of webcams. "It was very disturbing," says Chris (pseudonym). One of my managers monitors people's personal computers to see what people do, not just at work, all the time! It was a wonderful way of working. " Chris Sheffield is an engineer. When the lockdown began, 31-year-old Chris's company asked most of its staff to work from home. They were asked to connect their personal computers to the more powerful office computers so that they could continue their high-tech operations. "We didn't mind," says Chris. But one day when I went to the office, I saw that a lot of screens were on and everyone's desktop was visible there. "One of our managers was not only watching our work, he could see all the time what we were doing, like what we watch on YouTube, etc." The global corona virus has for...

The United Nations Climate Change Conference 2021 (COP26) will kick off in Glasgow, Scotland, where representatives and heads of state from 200 countries will announce what steps will be taken in 2030 to unite the planet. Protection from the effects of climate change Climate change is causing global warming to rise, and scientists have warned that urgent action is needed to protect the planet from the ravages of climate change. We also need to know what climate change is and how it affects our environment. Man-made products have increased carbon dioxide emissions, which increase the temperature. Severe weather conditions and possible melting of mountain ice caps are among the possible effects. What is climate change?  A local climate is a measure of its seasons for many years. Climate change is a change in this scale. Now the earth is facing a rapid climate change and global temperatures are rising. What does climate change mean?  Climate change will change our way of life, le...

Rito is expecting a baby in a few days. Rito, who lives in the state of Haryana, wants to fulfill every wish of her unborn child and the room has toys and all the necessities for the guest. If it's a girl, it's a pink jumper suit and a doll, and if it's a boy, it's a blue jumper suit and a teddy bear. But when asked why the doll for the girl and the blue jumper suit for the boy, he said very innocently, "Because pink looks good on girls, didn't we play with the doll?" Boys don't play with dolls. Who decides the colors and toys for boys and girls? If you search for toys for boys and girls on Google, you will clearly see the difference between the toys. Girls 'toys on Google will find make-up sets, kitchen sets and dolls that are pink, and boys' toys will find a variety of cars, building blocks and robots. But have you ever wondered who decided which toy the girl would play with and which toy the boy would play with, or why pink for the girl and ...

  A 12-foot-long [12 m] microbone detector is stored in a large cryogenic (bloodless) tank filled with 150 tons of liquid argon at temperatures below 186 degrees Celsius. Scientists who have discovered a simple molecule that has been used in the construction of the universe say that a new eruption has begun in natural sciences. a major test was achieved to test the subatomic particle, the main fabric matter that makes up our daily lives. Experiments found no particle known as sterile neutrino. we are now going to be physicists who are working on new theories about the creation of the universe. Professor Mark Thomson of the Council for Technology and Technology (STFC), the United Kingdom, is investing in microbone experiments, which he described as "very important" findings. this is because a large number of physicists are fully based on their theories during the existence of sterile neutrinos. "The idea has been around for a long time and there is a lot of entertainment,...

Police also questioned the mother of the abducted girl over the discrepancy in the statements Police in Lahore, the capital of Pakistan's Punjab province, have arrested the mother of a one-month-old girl in a kidnapping case. Police registered a case at the Millat Park police station at the request of a citizen named Khalid in which he stated that his one-month-old daughter had been abducted. SP Iqbal Town Raza Tanveer told Urdu News that "the police immediately registered a case and started investigation." According to him, "After the discrepancies in the statements of the girl's mother came to light, the investigating officers became suspicious of her and included her in the interrogation." "A few hours later, the girl's mother revealed to the police that she had abducted her daughter herself," he said. "I was saddened by the birth of my third daughter and feared that my husband and in-laws would abuse me after the birth of their third d...

  Cosmetic surgery and fat freezing: 'I felt like a vacuum cleaner sucked me out Linda Evangelista who is a Canadian model is considered one of the best models of 1990 Fat freezing is a popular cosmetic procedure and it is estimated that 8 million surgeries have been performed in various clinics and spa centers around the world, but recently this procedure has been in the news for all the wrong reasons. Free Linda Evangelista who is a Canadian model is one of the best models of 1990. He filed a 50 million lawsuit alleging that the procedure left him "in a brutal state." She says it caused her to develop paradoxical adipose hyperplasia, a side effect that increased her fat cells. Linda Evangelista claims she was not told about it before. We contacted Linda about the allegations, but has not received a response. However, the company's website now states that "the results may be different for patients" and "may have side effects." Evangelista's la...

It took doctors two hours to get the transplant American doctors have successfully transplanted a pig's kidney into the body of a man whose brain has died. Doctors say this is a very important experiment that could solve the problem of shortage of human organ donations in the future. The person who received the kidney transplant is mentally dead, meaning that the person is already on artificial life support and has no chance of recovery. This kidney belongs to a pig in which genetic changes were made so that the human body would not reject this kidney as something else. The experiment has not yet been reviewed or published by other scientists, but there are plans to do so. This type of experiment has been performed on other living things before, but this is the first experiment performed on a human being. Experts say this is a very important development in the field of transplants. The use of pig organs for transplants is nothing new. Pig heart valves have been used in humans. Pig ...