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Why three coffees a day can make you live longer (but DON’T use a cafetiere) – Daily Mail

On August 23, 2017, in News, by Erik

Residents of the UK have been consuming more coffee than they used to, almost catching up with Italy for the amount of coffee consumption. By the year 2030, it is estimated that coffee shops will outnumber pubs. This is actually a good thing and a healthy trend, as coffee is no longer viewed as something […]

 

Make Your Own Juice for a Healthier Lifestyle – San Diego Entertainer Magazine

On August 21, 2017, in News, by Erik

Juicing can help you lose weight, detox your body and lead a healthier lifestyle. You can try one or all five of the recipes in this article to start juicing by making one of these delicious recipes that suit your taste. If you don’t like to eat your greens, juicing is the way to go. […]

 

Chinese crackdown on overseas spending could hit UK property prices – Telegraph.co.uk

On August 21, 2017, in News, by Erik

China has instituted a crackdown on foreign investments that they consider irrational. This move could affect commercial real estate in the UK. China has cracked down on other types of spending even banning gambling and sex industry investments. China has instead encouraged investments in it’s Belt and Road project, aimed at improving trade as well […]

 

Bruno Mars donates $1m to Flint water crisis relief effort – The Guardian

On August 19, 2017, in News, by Erik

At his recent Auburn Hills concert, singer Bruno Mars announced that he would donate 1 million dollars to the city of Flint, Michigan to aid in the water relief crisis. He follows in the path of other celebrities who have given large donations. He released a statement relating that as fellow Americans, we have a […]

 

Better habits, better brain health – Harvard Health

On August 18, 2017, in News, by Erik

It is a goal for everyone to live a long and active life and evidence shows that following healthy routines could help prolong brain capabilities into the late stages of life. Doing routine exercise is a great way to protect thinking skills because it stimulates the brain and improves the health of brain tissue. Eating […]

 

Stray dogs turn BLUE after drinking and washing in water from Indian river used to dump industrial waste – Daily Mail

On August 18, 2017, in News, by Erik

In the streets of Mumbai there were several dogs that appeared to be blue which caught the attention of locals. These stray dogs had bathed and drank in water that was contaminated with industrial waste. The Kasadi river in Navi Mumbai has been deemed too polluted for humans by the state capital in Western India. […]

 

Mine! Incredible video shows nine-foot great white shark jumping out of the water as it snaps a bass off fisherman’s … – Daily Mail

On August 17, 2017, in News, by Erik

A video captured by a charter fishing boat shows a nine-foot great white shark breaching the water as it chases its prey. This is the second time that Captain Hap Farrell – the captain of the boat – had experienced an encounter with a great white. The shark was attracted to the boat when a […]

 

Northern Ireland Water urges crackdown on water thieves – BBC News

On August 17, 2017, in News, by Erik

In Northern Ireland there are often people or businesses that do not pay for their water. The water is stolen mainly by bypassing water meters. The water company Northern Ireland Water has sent out a call to action, asking the public to report those who do not pay for their water. The bypassing of water […]

 

How fake holiday compensation claims could land you in hot water – Coventry Telegraph

On August 10, 2017, in News, by Erik

Holiday firms are refusing service to people who submit bogus compensation claims. In 18 months, £42 million false compensation claims were submitted. The number of sickness claims has gone up by 1,400% from 2013. More companies are choosing to prosecute. Some claims management companies encourage people on holiday to file false compensation claims. The president […]

 

‘I beat my fear of water and plan to swim around Britain’ – BBC News

On August 10, 2017, in News, by Erik

Paula is a former aquaphobe that couldn’t even wade in water or go near a puddle. Now she will be swimming 1,800 miles as a personal goal she set. She has faced mental health issues and was afraid to try new thing. She made a huge decision to change this when she turned 30 and […]