National Peanut Day 2020 is observed annually on September 13 in the United States of America. This event is celebrated to enjoy crunchy peanuts. They grow underground like potatoes. Most people perceive peanuts as nuts. However, they are a legume which can be related to lentils and beans. Peanuts originated in South America around 3,500 years… Read More »
What can you do with peanut butter – other than eat it on toast or straight from the jar? SO much, say these Instagram stars It’s official, Brits have a national obsession with peanut butter. In fact, recent research, conducted by Healthista found that 70 percent of us rate peanut butter as our favourite ever spread.… Read More »
Despite the finding that a phase 3 trial of an epicutaneous immunotherapy therapy for peanut allergy did not achieve the lower end of an efficacy endpoint, it may still represent a viable option for children with peanut allergy, considering the unpredictability of these severe and sometimes fatal reactions. Despite the finding that a phase 3… Read More »
Once upon a time (and not that long ago) there was a common misconception that taking protein powder as a woman would make you ‘big’ or ‘bulky’. What’s promising, is that now, we’re finding that more and more women are ditching this fear and embracing protein powder for what it can be—a great addition to… Read More »
1 of 7 The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned that you shouldn’t eat this food and should throw away any that may be in your refrigerator: Eggs Milk Celery Romaine lettuce 2 of 7 Which statement about the appendix is true? The appendix is 2- to 4-inches long and is located where the… Read More »