Commentary

Free drinking water – what are your rights? – BBC News

On May 21, 2017, in Commentary, by Erik

Most British citizens are unaware that they have any rights to free drinking water in public buildings and businesses and want better access to tap water. Under British law all licensed premises and schools are required to provide free potable water to customers when they are ask for it. Moreover, workplaces are required to provide […]

 

People prefer tap water over ‘premium’ £1.49 Fiji Water in a blind taste test – Business Insider UK

On May 21, 2017, in Commentary, by Erik

In blind taste tests conducted over time, surprising results have shown that regular, unfiltered tap water often beats premium brands. This is a surprising result that shows that not only does this water make much more sense from a financial perspective, but that the allure of bottled water is often made in the marketing itself […]

 

Individuals who follow healthy lifestyle less likely to have colorectal cancer risk, survey finds – News-Medical.net

On May 20, 2017, in Commentary, by Erik

A Cleveland Clinic colon growth chance appraisal overview found that respondents who practiced more, took after a solid eating routine and did not smoke were less inclined to have an individual history of colorectal tumor or colon polyps. The examination group likewise found that under 10 percent of all respondents expressed they ate at least […]

 

Sugar tax should include ALL chocolate and sweets, say health … – The Sun

On May 20, 2017, in Commentary, by Erik

Many think a sugar tax will be good for everyone’s health. They believe it will lower sugar consumption. They want this tax to include any chocolate or other sweets. If these cost more they think fewer people will buy them. Others feel this is a bad idea and that it only hurts low income people […]

 

Households in South East England told to use water wisely – BBC News

On May 19, 2017, in Commentary, by Erik

An online version of a UK tv network has a story about water usage. Customers in the southeastern section of the UK have been urged to cut down on water usage. This is because this area has received roughly half of its average rain this year. The water utility recommends water saving measures such as […]

 

Millions could benefit from clean drinking water after UK scientists invent membrane filter device for seawater – Mirror.co.uk

On May 19, 2017, in Commentary, by Erik

An online version of a UK newspaper reports that an English university has developed a method for filtering the salt out of seawater, thereby making it safe for human consumption. Researchers at the university were able to create a membrane that can filter down to the size of an atom. The results were reported in […]

 

The 12 Commandments of Living a Fit and Healthy Lifestyle – Huffington post (press release) (blog)

On May 16, 2017, in Commentary, by Erik

Life is intended to have rich encounters. Wellness is a key segment of having the capacity to do those things, however it doesn’t need to wind up noticeably your ruler. Take a gander at online networking and stroll by the different magazines on newspaper kiosks and everything concerns settling and enhancing the physical part of […]

 

Five things we Brits could learn from the French (and what they could learn from us…) – Telegraph.co.uk

On May 15, 2017, in Commentary, by Erik

As the French individuals vote in a standout amongst the most imperative races in their history, the nation remains on the precarious edge of noteworthy change. After a year I ended up on French soil, sat around a table commending the new year with an indoor sparkler in one hand and a glass of Saint-Émilion […]

 

Woman who helps thirsty pigs evades jail – BBC News

On May 15, 2017, in Commentary, by Erik

An Ontario judge rejected wickedness charges against Anita Krajnc, finishing a fight in court that caught the worldwide consideration of every living creature’s common sense entitlement activists. Underhandedness to property is a criminal offense in Canada identified with the wilful decimation or harm of property. Ms Krajnc, who helped to establish an association called Toronto […]

 

Gluten-free diet may be bad for your health, experts say – Times of Malta

On May 14, 2017, in Commentary, by Erik

They said their message is for individuals without coeliac malady – a typical stomach related condition where the small digestive system ends up noticeably kindled and not able to retain supplements because of an antagonistic response to gluten. The outcomes demonstrated that, over a 26-year development, no noteworthy affiliation was found between gluten consumption and […]