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Even the thought of coffee provides for an energy kick in the morning

26-Apr-2019 - Before the first cup of coffee, many people are still not really approachable in the morning. But already the smell of the freshly brewed energy supplier awakens the senses and lets the brain really go up. But why is that? Scientists at Monash University in Melbourne and the University of Toronto ...

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Bittersweet: people who love tonic water may have bigger brains

11-Feb-2019 - Brain size doesn’t just relate to how smart people arebut also to how bitter they find tonic water, University of Queensland researchers have found. UQ Diamantina Institute Postdoctoral Research Fellow Dr Daniel Hwang said it was the first time brain size and taste perception had been ...

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Meat strengthens sexual desire in men

01-Feb-2019 - It is widely known that men reach for red meat more often than women. An international study conducted by Monash University in Melbourne has found several reasons why: red meat stimulates men's love life.Steak is not only a good source of iron, but could also help men with love. The study shows ...

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A cup of coffee or tea a day promotes sportiness

30-Oct-2018 - Too tired or too listless for sports activities? Scientists at the University of Queensland have found that tea or coffee can help get you going. Women who drink only one cup a day are often more active than those who do not.A study by the School of Human Movement and Nutrition Sciences at the ...

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What does high meat consumption have to do with low social status?

17-Sep-2018 - Low-income households statistically consume more raw and processed meat than higher-income households. Research from Australia suggests that there is a link between the perception of one's own socio-economic status and meat consumption. Obviously, the consumption of meat makes you feel strong and ...

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First study published connecting challenges of food allergies with personality traits

05-Mar-2018 - University of Otago researchers have broken new ground in the area of food allergies, with a study showing that personality traits impact people living with a food allergy published in the international medical journal Frontiers in Psychology. The interdisciplinary team of researchers from ...

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