HealthyPIG Magazine
Melaleuca Oil-Uses, Side Effects, and More
Melaleuca cajuputi, also known as cajuput or white samet, is a plant of the Myrtle family, Myrtaceae, widely distributed in Australia, Southeast As...
Cadmium sulfide
Cadmium sulfide is a yellow to orange crystalline inorganic compound that forms toxic cadmium oxide fumes when heated. Cadmium sulfide is used as a...
Cocoa: What is the difference between Cacao vs Cocoa?
If you buy chocolate, you may notice that some packages say contain (Cacao) cocoa, while others say cocoa (cocoa).
Maybe you've even seen raw cocoa powder or cocoa nibs in health food stores, which has made you wonder how they differ from standard cocoa powder and chocolate chips.
In some cases, there are important differences between such products. Other times, the only difference may be the marketing terminology chosen by the manufacturer.
Maybe you've even seen raw cocoa powder or cocoa nibs in health food stores, which has made you wonder how they differ from standard cocoa powder and chocolate chips.
In some cases, there are important differences between such products. Other times, the only difference may be the marketing terminology chosen by the manufacturer.
Biotin Supplement Benefits and Side Effects
Biotin (vitamin B7) is a micronutrient critical for energy production, nervous system health, and other body functions. Biotin, found in a variety of foods and available as a supplement, is best known for strengthening hair and nails and fighting hair loss.
More research is needed, but there is some evidence that biotin can improve symptoms of peripheral neuropathy and help people with diabetes control blood sugar. Although using biotin is generally safe, the vitamin may interfere with some lab tests and medications, so you should tell your health care provider if you plan to use it.
More research is needed, but there is some evidence that biotin can improve symptoms of peripheral neuropathy and help people with diabetes control blood sugar. Although using biotin is generally safe, the vitamin may interfere with some lab tests and medications, so you should tell your health care provider if you plan to use it.
What is tansy?
Costmary (Tanacetum balsamita) is an aromatic perennial herbaceous plant of the Aster family (Asteraceae) with yellow button-shaped flowers. Its bitter, slightly lemony leaves can be used fresh in salads or as a condiment, fresh or dried, especially for meat, poultry and British ales. The dried leaves are also used as tea and potpourri.
What is geranium?
Geranium, the mint-scented geranium, is a geranium variety native to South Africa. It belongs to the same subgenus as geraniums, geraniums, and ger...
What is corn silk and what are its benefits?
Corn silk is the thread-like fiber found on the top of the corn cob. They are not typically eaten, but are used by some as antioxidants, anti-inflammatory agents, and as a herbal remedy for certain conditions.
Dehydroacetic acid (E265)
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E number E265 (preservative)
CAS number 520-45-6
EC No. 208-293-9
Dehydroacetic acid is a pyran-2,4-dione substituted with an a...
What is dextran?
Dextran is a low molecular weight dextran used to assist in the treatment of shock or impending shock due to bleeding, burns, surgery or other trau...
Are pigs really lazy?
Pigs are often associated with negative labels such as "dirty", "lazy" and "greedy". But why is the word "pig" used as an insult? Does it make sense?
How do bees make honey?
Why do bees make honey?
Honey is the bees' way of preserving food so they have something to eat when there aren't many flowers. Honey can be store...
What is diacetyl and how does it affect beer?
Although diacetyl is a natural component of fermentation, it often creates an off-flavor in beer that tastes like buttered popcorn. What is the cause?
