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Jun
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Customer Inclination Towards Eco-Friendly Packaging

Customer Inclination Towards Eco-Friendly Packaging
With the increase in environmental concerns, more and more customers are inclining towards sustainable packaging. They want their products to be packaged in eco-friendly boxes as a gesture to reflect their care for the environment. Over the past few years, eco-friendly packaging has gained much momentum. It was first an option to choose but now it is becoming a need of time. In the future, it is expected to grow more to meet customers' demands and prove better for the world. Eco-friendly packaging has found out several creative ways to reduce the overall waste and create a better impact. It's the reason that customers are inclining towards it more with time.  • Eco-packaging Material is Healthy and Toxic-free:     Traditional packaging contains several harmful substances and chemicals. They are injected through the production process, making it unsafe for packaging your products, especially the edibles. On the other hand, eco-friendly...
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Jun
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How Cycling Can Make Your Brain Stronger and Boost Your Mood

Is there a key to a better mood and a stronger brain?  Many people are trying to discover a supplement, treatment, or training that will make them smarter and happier, but is that even possible? The truth is, there is no magic wand that can make your life better and easier. No matter how much we want instant solutions, working on our goals is the only effective way to achieve them. But what about people with various conditions and illnesses? Struggling to live with environmental and invisible illnesses can be hard at times. Our conditions prevent us in many ways from doing the things we enjoy. Does that mean that we should stop having hobbies and jobs? Absolutely not. These illnesses shouldn't be an obstacle but serve as a motivation to achieve something greater.   Pessimists say that the glass is half empty. Optimists say that the glass is half...
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Apr
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Protecting Yourself and Environment With Use of Eco-Friendly Boxes

All of us are aware of global warming and how it is affecting the eco-system. If you looked back in 2009, you would notice various changes that happen because of this. The Bush Fire in Australia leads to the death of Koalas. These types of tragedies cause a disturbance in our eco-system. You have noticed in previous years the unexpected rains, floods, rise in temperature all of them are the by-product of the rapid increase in temperature. But it does not end here. Not only the Planet Earth, but Human health is also on the stake of this global warming. What is the cause of it? Pollution and do you know product packaging plays a vital role in it.  Do you know each United States is the world's number one trash-producing country? It throws around 1,609 pounds of trash/year. It is an alarming situation because of it now printed packaging...
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Ways You Can Reduce Light Pollution

The new comprehensive World Atlas of Artificial Night Sky Brightness has revealed that an increasing portion of our sky is being polluted by the artificial sky glow – atmospheric light scatter reflected from the electric lighting below. Apart from Milky Way being no longer visible to one-third of the population, the problem with light pollution goes much further than stargazing. Epidemiologists who have taken interest in the problem say that numerous conditions may derive from the disrupted circadian rhythms – our inner day/night clocks, while ecologists point out the adverse effects of artificial light to migratory birds and mammals. But what can we as individuals do to reduce it? Is there anyone in the room? The simplest, cheapest, and the most obvious way of fighting light pollution is to start turning lights off when no one needs them. While outdoor lighting has its time and place, illuminating dark areas like...
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Sep
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Electronic Cigarettes & the Vaping 'Trend’: Does Science Support Health Benefits?

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It wasn’t a 100% victory and there’s still a long way to go, but Public Health England dropped a bombshell in August. Seemingly out of nowhere, one of the most important health bodies in the country declared that not only are e-cigarettes 95% less harmful than tobacco, but could also become an important weapon in fighting smoking by being dispensed as a licensed medicine. Veteran vapers enjoyed a wry smile and carried on – because it was not really news to them. Anti-tobacco campaigners, cancer sufferers, health practitioners and e-cigarettes traders and scientists have long held the belief that replacing a stick that contains several thousand toxins with one that contains far fewer can only be a healthier option. Surely? What the PHE statement did do was bring vaping back into the public consciousness, or introduce some people to it in the first place. BBC Radio 5 live ran a...
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GM Crops and Human Health: Both Sides of the Safety Debate

GM Crops
Environmental Health Perspectives recently drew attention to a controversial statement released by the largest general scientific organization in the world - The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) - which asserted that GM crops are completely safe and no labeling of GM foods and food products is required. In response to this the environmental and consumer health information group published both the AAAS statement and a counter argument written by Patricia Hunt, PhD, of Washington State University and co-signed by 20 prominent scientists from fields including environmental health sciences and medicine. This set up a very informative and enlightening yes/no debate on whether or not foods containing GM ingredients should be clearly labeled as such. I would urge every health and diet-conscious reader to take a look at the full texts of the statements over at the Environmental Health Perspectives website. Below are the opening statements from both...
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  • adminv15
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    If they're harmless they can add them to the labeling. END OF. The fact that they won't says they either think we're idiots who