A baby's diet has a critical impact on brain development during the first months of life. The American Academy of Pediatrics in the United States recently published a set of guidelines and recommendations for infant nutrition in the first 1,000 days of life. Read and keep.
What connects a pencil to a headache, and how can chocolate solve a cough issue? Here are 5 unique methods to relieve common health problems. Cut and keep.
According to research from a Texas university, there's a fast sleep solution: make a to-do list about 5 minutes before bedtime. Does it work? Try and see for yourself.
Calcium is a crucial component for your child's growth. Discover the impact of calcium deficiency and how to ensure they get the right amount for healthy development.
New studies reveal that exercise not only is healthy but also positively influences the gut bacteria in our body. How does it work? The details are ahead.
70 years after fleeing Nazi-occupied Paris, heirs discover an untouched apartment filled with historical treasures.
For some people, the certainty about everyday actions like locking the door or turning off the stove is elusive. If you thought this was just a temporary lapse, a new study unveils intriguing insights.
Practical tips to lift your mood and fight Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) during the darker months.
Certain foods can significantly affect your sleep quality. The question is, when do you choose to eat them? Here are 5 foods to avoid before sleep.
How a moment at the post office turned into a powerful lesson in confidence, conviction, and keeping the faith.
Persistent bad breath can be embarrassing and concerning. Though common, its underlying causes remain largely unknown. Recently, researchers suggest it might stem from a genetic defect.
A touching story of Rabbi Tzvi Pesach Frank’s unique decision to help a lost soul find his way back to Jewish practice.
Winter days are coming, bringing tea back to our cold hands. How beneficial is it for our health, and what is the difference between an infusion and tea? Read and learn.
In a child's early years, nutrition plays a crucial role in physical development and long-term health. A survey by the Beef Council reveals that most mothers avoid giving their children meat due to misconceptions. It's time to set the record straight.
We all do it, but it's a mistake: Heating food in a microwave with unsuitable containers can harm our health. So, what is the proposed solution? Read and learn.
Recently, Palestinian bulldozers have been demolishing archaeological sites with impunity in the West Bank. Their aim seems to be finding treasures to sell on the antiquities market.
Yechiel Greenberg, a wedding musician, appeals to dancers at weddings and other celebrations to refrain from stunts that endanger participants, including the guests of honor. A heartfelt and important message.
In a nostalgic Facebook group, a woman shared a childhood photo and a story of school bullying, only to receive an unexpected apology. How did it all unfold?
The Rabbi of Apta had a surprising custom: each year, on January 1st—the start of the non-Jewish calendar—he would bless the Jewish people with a good year.
During an archaeological dig, a significant discovery dating back 2,700 years was made near the Western Wall: "This is archaeological proof supporting biblical accounts of a city official in Jerusalem from around 2,700 years ago."
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