Could the Living Room Carpet Be Making Us Gain Weight?
American researchers have found that common environmental chemicals may disrupt hunger and fullness signals to the brain, potentially contributing to obesity.
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One Small Deed That Brought a Jewish Girl Back Home
A simple gesture of Jewish unity showed one girl the beauty of Torah and inspired her return.
From Wine to Ice Hotels: Fun and Unexpected Facts
From frozen hotels to chewing gum bans, here are some strange and interesting facts you probably didn’t know
Watch: How to Make a Cool Summer Fruit Shake
The Ministry of Health shares simple and healthy recipes inspired by Mediterranean cuisine. This week's feature: Melon-Grape-Mint Shake
Forcing Positivity Can Backfire: Let Yourself Feel
New study finds: Accepting negative emotions without self-criticism helps overcome them faster.
7 Fun and Surprising Facts You Probably Didn’t Know
From LEGO bricks to laughing rats, these interesting facts show just how strange and fascinating our world can be
Yael Tokchinski: 'People Erroneously Think Healthy Food Isn't Tasty and Costs Too Much'
In her new book, 'Easy to Be Healthy,' Tokchinski provides detailed information about almost every food or drink you might purchase. 'It's much better for our body to get vitamins and minerals from diet rather than supplements,' she says.
The Silent Epidemic: Why Social Isolation Is Deadlier Than Obesity
Groundbreaking research reveals the hidden toll of loneliness on public health.
From Disney to Dogs: Unexpected True Stories
These surprising facts will make you think twice about history, animals, and even punctuation
Avocado, Spinach, Eggs: Three Foods That Keep Your Brain Young
A new study found that lutein, found in foods like leafy greens, avocados, and eggs, has a protective effect against cognitive decline.
Are You at Increased Risk for Opioid Painkiller Addiction?
A new study examines which patients are more likely to develop an addiction to opioid painkillers.
Why Might Eating Too Much Chocolate Lead to Clinical Depression?
A new study found a worrying link between excessive sugar consumption and the risk of developing clinical depression.
From Haunted Houses to Celery: Strange But True Facts
Curious facts about money, ants, haunted houses, and more. These will definitely make you do a double take
Can Gut Bacteria Help You Achieve a Successful Diet?
A new study found that a certain bacterium missing in the guts of obese individuals raises blood glutamic acid levels, which in turn increases obesity risk.
One-Third of Dementia Cases in Older Age Can Be Prevented
A new report finds that one-third of dementia cases in old age can be prevented without medication.
From Camels to Honey: Fun and Unexpected Facts
Why do camels have three eyelids, and how much food do we waste? These fun facts may change the way you see nature
Want to Lose Weight? Check When You Eat
A new American study finds that 'when you eat' is just as critical for weight loss as 'what you eat.'
New Study: Tomatoes Combat Skin Cancer
A new American study found that regular consumption of tomatoes has a protective effect against skin cancer tumors.
Rabbi Nissim Naftali: "The Officer Asked Me: What Is This Shabbat for Which You Get Beaten?"
Rabbi Nissim Naftali entered the realm of outreach after a conversation with a police officer who knew little about Shabbat observance. Now, he leads a major Torah center in Rishon LeZion, defying all odds to establish and operate it.
Research Confirms: Coffee is Indeed the Drink of Life
A new study examined 215,000 people from different ethnic backgrounds and found that drinking coffee—even decaffeinated—reduces the risk of death by 12 to 18 percent.
