A Moment of Science
Did you know that most chemical messages in your body take the form of a protein?
The Maya knew that corn and beans grow well together, just as in this country some farmers rotate their crops.
Dieting and exercise only go so far in the weight loss battle.
Could pumpkins help prevent infections and disease? A new study says, "Yes!"
Christopher Columbus found Indians in the Caribbean using pineapple juice to soften their skin and to cure upset stomach. Are you a fan of pineapple?
Were you ever curious how does an egg white turn into an opaque gel?
It's pretty easy to guess what most of your food is made of. There is one food, however, that might have you guessing animal, vegetable, or mineral...jello.
The stomachs of children who are dying appear ridiculously swollen, as if from over-eating. Is there a connection?
Have you ever asked yourself how does a electric beater work or simply you have never really thought about it but you are know? Tune in and get the answers.
Got scars? As you've no doubt noticed, scar tissue is distinct from normal skin. It's more taut, and it's hairless. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
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