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Is the Nutritional Value of Our Food Declining?
The concern over the nutritional quality of our food has been steadily growing among consumers and scientists alike. Many argue that the nutrient content in our food has been on a decline over the decades, raising questions about the implications for our health and well-being. But is this really the case, and if so, what are the factors contributing to this trend? A comprehensive study conducted in 2004 shed light on this issue by analyzing the nutritional changes in 43 common garden crops between 1950 and 1999. The results were startling, indicating significant decreases in essential nutrients such as protein, Vitamin C, and Vitamin B2, with declines of approximately 6%, 15%, and a staggering 38%, respectively. Moreover, minerals like iron and calcium also exhibited notable decreases over the same period.
By Med Karim2 years ago in Chapters
What Exactly is the Present?
In the bustling atmosphere of the 1939 World's Fair held in the vibrant metropolis of New York City, amidst the awe-inspiring exhibits and the palpable sense of anticipation for the future, one technological marvel captured the imagination of attendees like never before: live television broadcast. This groundbreaking innovation promised to revolutionize communication by enabling real-time transmission of audiovisual content to audiences across vast distances. Against this backdrop of progress and innovation, President Franklin D. Roosevelt made history as the first sitting president to address the nation directly through the medium of live television.
By Med Karim2 years ago in Chapters
This is why we can't have nice things
The endurance of a single light bulb for over 120 years, since its installation in 1901, stands as a remarkable testament to the ingenuity of early electrical engineering. Remarkably, this bulb, devoid of modern connectivity to a light switch, yet equipped with a backup battery and generator, continues to emit its glow. The enigma surrounding its longevity beckons the question: How has this humble artifact outlasted generations of its successors?
By Med Karim2 years ago in Chapters
Celestial Serenade: Love Beyond Realms
Chapter 6: Rediscovering Joy After their unfortunate encounter with Thorne, Seraphina and Aric sought refuge in Eldoria, a tranquil realm far removed from the hustle and bustle of ordinary life. Concealed from the prying eyes of common folk, Eldoria's picturesque landscapes harbored mysteries and treasures revealed only to those brave enough to cross the threshold between worlds.
By Purab Biswas✨ 2 years ago in Chapters
How can love be like instant noodles?
One: Decision made, it's you, my food, instant noodles. An extremely interesting pursuit. The man is just one of many individuals, regardless of whether he is handsome or not, even a frog can experience love, haven't you heard of the Frog Prince? Just like that, the man walked out of the classroom as usual and coincidentally saw a woman passing by. It doesn't matter if she is beautiful or not, even if her clothes are covered in dust, love can still exist, haven't you heard of Cinderella? That's how it happened. The man felt moved and did something he had never done before. He clenched his teeth and hurriedly caught up with her, tapping her shoulder. "You dropped something." The woman smiled like a flower. "No, I didn't." The man gathered his courage. "Yes, you dropped your heart. It has fallen onto mine. I don't want to give it back. Will you accept my heart?" The woman was stunned for a moment, looked at the man and smiled. "Quite an unusual way of pursuing someone. Alright, I'll try to accept your heart. Let's meet at the school gate after class." The man smiled. Love began.
By lover of literature2 years ago in Chapters
Vicious, loose bowels actuating stomach bug spreads in Upper east: 'Unimaginably infectious.. Content Warning.
The norovirus, a hyper-contagious stomach bug, is clearing across the Upper East, making schools screen and residents experience the ill effects of brutal loose bowels and other disturbing side effects.
By Ananta Kumar Dhar2 years ago in Chapters
Florida's Measles Emergency: A Fight Against Deception. Content Warning.
Florida's Measles Emergency: A Fight Against Deception In the core of Florida, in the midst of the lively daylight and influencing palms, a shadow lingered over the state's medical services framework. A measles episode, when a unique case in the cutting edge time of immunizations, had flourished, compromising the wellbeing and security of networks across the district. As cases flooded, so did the direness for unequivocal activity. In any case, in an amazing turn, Florida's Top health spokesperson, Dr. Emily Roberts, took a position that resisted traditional clinical insight, sending shockwaves through the clinical local area and then some.
By Ananta Kumar Dhar2 years ago in Chapters
Cricket began as a children's game in England in the 16th century
It's vital to remember that cricket didn't start out as a kid's game; rather, its roots may be found in 16th-century England. Over time, cricket changed, and players of all ages participated in its early versions. The evolution of the game is intricate and slow, drawing inspiration from other medieval English bat-and-ball games.
By sᴀɪ ᴘʀᴀsᴀᴛʜ2 years ago in Chapters
1999
Introduction This is the story before my second millennium story. When I started on Vocal I never expected to get anywhere near two thousand stories but the one after this will be number two thousand.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Chapters
Chapter 4: Elara from Goldkin Estate
Read Chapter 1 here: Read Chapter 2 here: Read Chapter 3 here: Chapter 4: Years passed, and Elara grew into a woman of depth, her days filled with work and her passions. From dabbling with web design to graphic design, she eventually found her safe space with writing. She carried on working in the corporate world, filling in shoes of roles within marketing departments and everything else under the sun - but her heart knew that writing for her go-to thing, and she quietly would write whenever time permitted.
By Manisha Dhalani2 years ago in Chapters
Is Success Luck or Hard Work?
During the unprecedented era of the COVID-19 lockdowns, a headline swiftly gained momentum across various platforms: "Nearly half of men say they do most of the homeschooling... ...three percent of women agree." This headline isn't raised here to spark a debate on who shoulders the most responsibility, but rather serves as a vivid illustration of a psychological phenomenon known as egocentric bias. This cognitive bias, prevalent among most individuals, manifests in the tendency to overestimate one's own contributions while underestimating the contributions of others. This tendency is pervasive, permeating various aspects of human behavior and perception.
By Med Karim2 years ago in Chapters
Caught
Chapter 13: So It Starts "I'm moving into your room?" I asked at my mom opened the door to the bedroom. "No, your father's room. Well, our room. The bedsheets have been changed and when Haley is ready she will join you. I have set up in your old room. You're the King now. Tomorrow we will discuss the matters of the kingdom and start your training." She explained. I wanted to say I had a long journey and I need rest.
By Michelle Hill2 years ago in Chapters