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Spending time in woodlands may strengthen your body in addition to relaxing your mind. It may also help to battle illnes...
10/12/2025

Spending time in woodlands may strengthen your body in addition to relaxing your mind. It may also help to battle illness. A study highlighted by The Happy Broadcast shows that forest bathing—also known as Shinrin-yoku—may increase the number and activity of natural killer (NK) cells. Essential for battling infections and malignancies are cells. Participants exhibited an 80 percent rise in NK cell activity after just a few days spent in forest surroundings, according to researchers. Effects lasted for more than a month.
Phytoncides, natural chemicals discharged by trees like alpha-pinene and limonene, are related to this immune enhancement. MDPI's assessment on forest therapy shows that these molecules boost the immune system even while reducing cortisol, the stress hormone capable of inhibiting immune response. Exposure to forests, according to Dr. Qing Li of Nippon Medical School, raises levels of anticancer proteins including perforin and granulysin, therefore aiding NK cells in eliminating aberrant cells.
Additionally beneficial for mood, heart rate, and blood pressure, forest bathing is an all-encompassing approach to promote physical as well as psychological health. Engineerine points out that the diversity of microbes and clean air in forest settings might help to boost the immune system. Although more study is being done, the data available thus point to a stroll in the woods as a potent preventative health instrument.

Communities in the desert environment of Morocco, where the desert sun burns relentlessly, are embracing old knowledge c...
10/12/2025

Communities in the desert environment of Morocco, where the desert sun burns relentlessly, are embracing old knowledge combined with contemporary eco-design. Crucial for daily survival, water storage tanks are increasingly constructed of woven grass and stitched with cactus pulp. Offering a sustainable substitute for metal or plastic containers that frequently get overheated or degrade, this totally plastic-free construction keeps water naturally chilly even under peak heat.
Constructed of tightly intertwined dried palm grass or doum leaves, both breathable and strong, the tanks are cylindrical. Artisans employ cactus pulp, which is high in mucilage, as a natural waterproof sealant instead of synthetic adhesives or binding agents. Once put, the pulp cures into a thick film that retains moisture but permits enough airflow to prevent stasis. Storing water free of pollution or evaporation, this construction follows the natural reservoirs.
Often buried half into the ground for additional cooling, these tanks are shaded by date palms or thatched roofs and sit next to homes or farms. Rainwater or well water that villagers gather and pour into these grass tanks stays useful for days without treatment or cooling. Lightweight and biodegradable as well, they produce no trash at the conclusion of their life cycle.
Morocco's cactus-stitched grass tanks serve as a strong comeback to bio-based resiliency by combining craft, culture, and climate awareness in one practical design.

Think spicy is a flavor? Science says it’s not. 🌶️🔥The burning heat of chili peppers doesn’t come from your taste buds —...
10/11/2025

Think spicy is a flavor? Science says it’s not. 🌶️🔥

The burning heat of chili peppers doesn’t come from your taste buds — it comes from pain receptors. Specifically, a chemical called capsaicin binds to nerve endings in your mouth, tricking your brain into thinking you’re touching something dangerously hot. That’s why “spice” feels like fire rather than flavor.

This reaction activates your body’s pain response: sweating, watery eyes, increased heart rate — all signs that your brain is being fooled. Interestingly, the endorphins released afterward give a mild “high,” which explains why many people actually crave spicy food.

So the next time you reach for hot sauce, remember — you’re not tasting the heat, you’re feeling it.

Your adult body still carries the story of your childhood nervous system.Patterns formed in early development—how your b...
10/11/2025

Your adult body still carries the story of your childhood nervous system.

Patterns formed in early development—how your body handled stress, fear, or safety—don’t just fade. They become autonomic defaults, shaping how you breathe, brace, and move decades later.

Research from the Harvard Center on the Developing Child and Frontiers in Human Neuroscience (2021) shows that early-life stress and chronic sympathetic activation can restructure neural pathways, increasing baseline muscle tension and pain sensitivity. Studies in PNAS (2020) link early adversity to altered cortisol regulation and slower physical recovery.

Pain is often the body’s oldest memory—an echo of nervous system patterns that never learned how to stand down. Performance begins when regulation returns.

Cristiano Ronaldo has become the first footballer to reach billionaire status, according to the latest Bloomberg Billion...
10/11/2025

Cristiano Ronaldo has become the first footballer to reach billionaire status, according to the latest Bloomberg Billionaires Index, which has valued the Portugal great's net worth at an estimated $1.4 billion.

The 40-year-old striker's financial ascent comes after he signed a new contract with Saudi side Al-Nassr in June, reportedly worth more than $400 million.

Bloomberg said that Ronaldo earned more than $550 million in salary between 2002 and 2023, supplemented by a decade-long Nike deal worth nearly $18 million annually, and lucrative endorsements with Armani, Castrol and others that added more than $175 million to his fortune.

Ronaldo's move to Al-Nassr from Manchester United in 2023 had already made him the highest-paid player in football history, with an annual salary of 177 million pounds ($237.52 million), plus bonuses and a reported 15% share in his Saudi Arabia club.

Argentina and Inter Miami forward Lionel Messi has earned more than $600 million in pre-tax salary during his career.

Ronaldo's billionaire status places him among a rare group of athletes that includes basketball greats Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson and LeBron James, golfer Tiger Woods and tennis player Roger Federer.

Holding in a sneeze might seem harmless, but it can actually be very dangerous. When you suppress a sneeze, the pressure...
10/11/2025

Holding in a sneeze might seem harmless, but it can actually be very dangerous. When you suppress a sneeze, the pressure that would normally be released through your nose and mouth is forced back into your body. This sudden spike in pressure can cause tiny blood vessels in your eyes, nose, or even brain to burst, leading to complications such as ruptured eardrums, nosebleeds, or in rare cases, permanent damage to vision or brain tissue. Sneezing is your body’s natural way of clearing irritants from your airways—so it’s always safer to let it out.

Google has been rapidly expanding the availability of AI Mode in Search since it previewed the feature with testers in i...
10/11/2025

Google has been rapidly expanding the availability of AI Mode in Search since it previewed the feature with testers in its Labs program at the beginning of March this year.

Alphabet Inc. announced on Tuesday that it is rolling out the dedicated AI chatbot within Search to 40 new regions and has made it available in 35 additional languages. The newly supported languages include Arabic, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, Dutch, German, Greek, French, Malay, Russian, Thai, Vietnamese, and more.

Google claims that its custom Gemini model for Search, which features advanced reasoning and multimodal understanding, allows it to grasp the subtleties of local languages. This ensures that it does not misunderstand inquiries or generate awkward responses.

Two months after testing the feature in May, Google rolled it out to everyone in the US. At the time, it said that it would “graduate many features and capabilities from AI Mode right into the core search experience in AI Overviews” as it gets more feedback.

Scientists analyzed 52-year-old Apollo 17 lunar samples using new techniques. They found new sulfur isotopes unlike any ...
10/11/2025

Scientists analyzed 52-year-old Apollo 17 lunar samples using new techniques. They found new sulfur isotopes unlike any found on Earth.

During the monsoon and floods in Narowal district, rescue teams have caught 342 snakes, including pythons and cobras, wh...
10/11/2025

During the monsoon and floods in Narowal district, rescue teams have caught 342 snakes, including pythons and cobras, while 64 people were injured due to snakebites.

After months of delay, the Pentagon will select as soon as this week the defence company to design and build the Navy's ...
10/11/2025

After months of delay, the Pentagon will select as soon as this week the defence company to design and build the Navy's next stealth fighter, a US official and two people familiar with the decision said, in what will be a multibillion-dollar effort for a jet seen as central to US efforts to counter China.

Boeing Co and Northrop Grumman Corp are competing to be chosen to produce the aircraft, dubbed the F/A-XX. The new carrier-based jet will replace the Navy's F/A-18E/F Super Hornet fleet, which has been in service since the 1990s.

The decision to move ahead with a selection was made by Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth on Friday, the US official and one of the people said.

The US Navy could announce the winner of the competition to build its fighter as soon as this week, one of the people said. But last-minute snags have delayed progress on the Navy jet in the past and could do so again, sources said.

The Navy and the Pentagon did not respond to several requests for comment.

The World Bank has released a report on Pakistan’s economic outlook, warning that the country’s economic growth may slow...
10/10/2025

The World Bank has released a report on Pakistan’s economic outlook, warning that the country’s economic growth may slow down and inflation may rise due to the recent devastating floods.

According to the report, Pakistan’s GDP growth rate for the current fiscal year (2025–26) is projected to remain limited to 2.6%, significantly lower than the government’s target of 4.2%. The economy is expected to grow by 3.6% in the next fiscal year, the report added.

The World Bank noted that flood-related damages are likely to slow the pace of economic recovery, keeping real GDP growth at around 2.6% in FY2025–26. Inflation is projected to exceed 7% during the current fiscal year.

The report highlighted a 10% decline in agricultural output in Punjab, with key crops such as rice, sugarcane, cotton, wheat, and maize severely affected.

The floods have disrupted food supply chains, while the fiscal deficit is expected to widen to 5.5%.

WhatsApp, owned by Meta, has begun testing an innovative Status Questions feature for Android users, now available to se...
10/10/2025

WhatsApp, owned by Meta, has begun testing an innovative Status Questions feature for Android users, now available to select beta testers through the Google Play Store’s beta version 2.25.29.12, as reported by WABetaInfo.

The feature lets users add a customizable question box to their status, allowing their contacts to submit responses directly within the update. All replies are collected privately, so only the original poster can view and manage them.

The newly introduced feature, which is similar to Instagram, allows users to insert a question box in their status alongside photos or videos. The Status Question feature is included in the latest WhatsApp beta for Android.

To keep users informed, WhatsApp sends instant push notifications whenever a response is submitted, complete with a preview of the answer. This allows the status creator to quickly view and manage replies, enhancing real-time engagement.

All interactions remain secure, with end-to-end encryption ensuring that only the sender and recipient can access the responses, aligning with WhatsApp’s commitment to user privacy.

Currently, the feature is exclusive to beta testers enrolled in the Google Play Beta Program, with a gradual rollout planned for a wider audience.

As testing progresses, a stable release for all Android users is expected, with potential expansion to iOS. Users eager to try Status Questions can join the beta program via Google Play.

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