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Cracked Heels Are a Pressure Problem Long Before They Become a Moisture Problem

The crack starts from below, not the surfaceHeel skin does not thin and split because it is dry. It splits because it is compressed repeatedly from below and sheared laterally with every step. The fat pad under your heel, a dense, shock-absorbing cushion, spreads outward when your body weight lands…

Times Life · Sep 14

Why Henna Coats Hair Instead of Penetrating It and What That Means for Chemical Colouring

What the Coating Actually Does to the StrandLawsone, the active molecule in henna, has a molecular weight too large to pass through the cuticle layer of a hair strand. Instead it binds to the keratin proteins on the outside of the shaft, forming a physical coating that builds up with…

Times Life · Sep 14

Garbage Turned Into Fish Feed: Tanzanian startup ferments waste into protein; fish grow 40% faster

A groundbreaking biologist from Tanzania has pioneered a unique approach to fish feed production by transforming waste fruits and vegetables into a potent protein source. This innovative fermented feed not only accelerates fish growth but also significantly boosts profits for farmers. By minimizing dependence on imported feed, this method aids…

The Times of India · Sep 13

An AI-Designed Lung Fibrosis Drug Shifted Aging Clocks in 42 Patients, but Proof of Slower Aging Is Missing

An AI-designed lung drug lowered blood-protein aging clock readings in 42 patients. The study cannot show that it slows aging, and the drug is unapproved.

Medical Daily · Sep 10

The Protein and Fiber Boom in the Dairy and Aisle Sectors

Walking down the dairy aisle of your local supermarket reveals a striking transformation that has been quietly building momentum over the past year. Traditional dairy shelves, once dominated by standard milks and sugary yogurts, now look more like a functional nutrition laboratory. Shoppers are snapping up cottage cheese variants boasting…

Grocery Coupon Guide · Sep 10

Can a New Weight Loss Treatment Escape the Legal and Regulatory Thicket?

It’s Eli Lilly vs. RFK Jr. in a battle over the rules around retatrutide.

Reason · Sep 10

Myprotein owner cashes in on protein boom but warns of hit from new EU tariffs

Sales growth was driven partly by price rises in response to the higher cost of whey.

Evening Standard · Sep 10

Fibre or protein – which is more important?

We spoke with experts about the difference in both and their benefits

Evening Standard · Sep 10

An expert’s take on the great fibre versus protein debate

How much of each should you be taking in

The Independent UK · Sep 10

Senior Cat Bloodwork: How Kidney and Thyroid Screening Catches Feline Disease Early

Why cats are biologically wired to hide illnessCats conceal pain and weakness as a survival instinct inherited from solitary wild ancestors who could not afford to appear vulnerable. A senior cat with early kidney failure will eat, groom, and sit in your lap looking perfectly fine until roughly 75 percent…

Times Life · Sep 10