The problem is serious, and photos of paradisiacal seas turned into floating plastic dumps or fish with guts full of synthetic debris demonstrate this unequivocally. To solve this, we need to start using less plastic, in favor of biodegradable and/or reprocessable materials. And everyone should strive to do so, because it is “not just” about protecting the environment, but also our health: in fact, more and more studies indicate that plastic contaminations in food can alter hormone balances and promote the development of diabetes, obesity, infertility and other endocrine disorders. Find out
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Peanut allergy: how to beat it
Roasted, salted or sugar-coated, everyone likes peanuts, but they are also one of the foods at greatest risk of triggering allergies. This is no small problem, since, often “hidden” or
