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It's not a secret that the art of love and seduction has always attracted people's attention. Ancient Greek, Indian and Chinese treatises prove this fact. According to Greek mythology, the goddess Aphrodite gave mortals love and passion, so it is not surprising that the substances responsible for attraction and pleasure were called aphrodisiacs.

Meat of chicken, turkey, quail and chicken eggs - these are the products that you will find in the refrigerator of any housewife. As for the duck meat and duck eggs, they are unfairly pushed into the background.

Nora Crist has a passion for good, local food. At Clark's Farm in Ellicott City, Maryland she sells 100% grass-fed beef, pastured non-GMO pork and delicious vegetables. At the farm, they hold conservation and the environment close to their hearts and they take care of their land and natural resources accordingly. They want to show the community where their food comes from and educate them regarding the value of local food. Check out this interview with Nora Crist to learn more.

Over the last few years, we have witnessed a real boom in the use of food products for cosmetic purposes, beginning with green tea bags instead of eye patches, ending with natural oils instead of cream. Only occasionally cosmetic products work their way from the make-up table to the kitchen table. Perhaps, the only exception is argan oil.

Dietary fibers. Everyone has heard about them nowadays. We know that they are incredibly useful for our health, they make our metabolism better and help to purify our body. Now we shall try to make clear what these fibers are, where they can be found and why they are called "irreplaceable".

At a first glance it may seem that iodine does not play any special role for human health. But it is not true. Food rich in iodine gives the thyroid the ability to control metabolism, detoxification as well as cellular growth and development. Lack of iodine can lead to undesirable consequences: chronic fatigue, decreased immunity, weight gain, slow metabolism and depression.

“Clean” meat, otherwise known as “lab grown” meat, has been a hot topic this year. It has been touted as one potential solution to the problem of feeding a growing population in a more sustainable and humane manner. The current system for meat production, based largely on factory farming, is neither sustainable nor humane and no wonder many people around the world are looking for alternatives. Could "lab grown" meat be one of them?

Do you like cinnamon? Today it can be bought in every store, and earlier ordinary people could only dream about it.

The process of losing weight is different for each person. Someone just stop eating at night, and someone has not just to follow the strictest diet, but also to exercise a lot. As you know, sport and a healthy sleep play an important role in losing weight, but much depends on your metabolism. To speed it up, you need to add a few "accelerating" foods to your daily diet.

Everyone knows that the pearl enamel of the teeth is erased with time. This happens even if you follow all the rules: brush your teeth twice a day, rinse your mouth after every meal and visit your dentist. Some of us use special cleaning products twice a week to get snow-white smile. But do you know that oral hygiene can be maintained with the help of home remedies? A mixture of mustard oil and salt is the best for this purpose.

Muesli (or traditional type of cereal) today is one of the best-selling products in the world. A healthy breakfast containing cereal, fruits, nuts and honey – what else can be more nutritious and tasty to help start the day! Believe it or not, they have appeared on the shelves of our supermarkets only relatively recently, but they have a very rich history.

"Sleep is the best medicine" or "Sleep is better than any doctor" - these proverbs perfectly characterize the importance of a night rest. Unfortunately, not all people are serious about insomnia. And it is the cause of many diseases.