After all the fear inducing stories of bacteria’s breeding last time it’s time to look at the effects of these bacteria’s on day to day life. We’ve established that not all bacteria are bad, in fact the bacteria in our stomach is extremely useful. The science on gut...
By now everyone’s heard of bacteria, but what exactly are they, and what do they do? Bacteria predates human life on earth, and are among the first life forms to appear on the planet. They are invisible to the naked eye, though under a microscope they come in a...
We’ve discussed on our previous post, the strange social embarrassment that gas can bring. Bloating often accompanies gas, and is a very common occurrence, with around 1 in 10 people suffering chronically from it.  With the problem being so universal let’s explore and...
We’ve all had those moments where we’re sitting there minding our own business, only for our stomach to have other ideas. Farting is a natural bodily process that can also leave us in debilitating embarrassment. What can you do when you hear the grumble in your...
While outdoor activities nourish our adventuring souls, and our desire to be by nature, they are not without their dangers. Zombie bears excluded, the biggest danger is that done to your skin. Getting sunburnt is not only painful, but it is highly damaging to your...
Coming from a long line of hunter gathers, humans as a species are evolved to live outdoors. Not confined to our artificial indoor living spaces. Studies have shown that people who live surround by nature tend to be happier than those who live surround by a mass of...
On our previous article we discussed the danger of high blood pressure, now lets take a quick look at who is at risk of developing the condition. Though anyone can develop high blood pressure, your risk increases exponetially depending on various genetic, age and...
If you’re still young then the dangers of high blood pressure will probably feel like a distance rumble. Being young does mean you are less at risk; however you are still at risk. 19% of young adults in the UK suffer from high blood pressure. As the years roll by in a...
