Can water remember? Some scientists believe it can. Water memory is a hypothesis that suggests water has the ability to “remember” substances once dissolved in it, even after those substances have ...
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced Dec. 18 that it plans to crack down on dangerous or dishonestly advertised homeopathic products — a class of products that sellers claim treat diseases ...
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Old trees “remember” plentiful water. Youth with less memory might survive a drier world.
A life of luxury probably isn’t the best preparation for hardship. Soft, manicured hands are likely to blister after a day chopping wood. The same is apparently true for some trees. A life of ...
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