Category: Health
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Non-Alcoholic Apéritif
[ad_1] Alcohol-free aperitif (and CH favorite) Ghia has been updated. With a new bottle design and ingredients list, the aromatic drink no longer includes fig but comprises a blend of white grape, yuzu, date, rhubarb, plum, ginger and more. That means the color is a bright, clear ruby rather than the slightly cloudy original. It’s…
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[ad_1] Homes that self-regulate temperature, airplanes converted into residences, two powerful art exhibits and more Fusing Cinematic Motion-Capture and AI to Treat Movement Disorders Researchers at the University College London (UCL) and Imperial College London are exploring how motion-capture technology and AI can work in tandem to treat disorders that impair movement. The two-pronged approach…
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Valentine’s Day 2023 – COOL HUNTING®
[ad_1] Valentine’s Day is for celebrating love—between romantic partners, pals, pets or yourself. Whether you’re opposed, ambivalent, oblivious or obsessed with the holiday, treating a loved one to something special can be an undeniably satisfying experience. This year we are focusing on love from the inside out, and while self-care isn’t a shop-able product, indulging…
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[ad_1] Fighting book bans with a free electronic library card, an obsidian hand-axe workshop, elephants against climate change and more A Robot That Melts and Reforms Researchers have devised a robot that can liquefy and then reform—an characteristic inspired by sea cucumbers that rapidly change their stiffness. The shape-shifting invention can move between liquid and…
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Weekly Pill Case – COOL HUNTING®
[ad_1] A great way to store medications, vitamins and supplements, the Weekly Pill Case from Ikigai is a sophisticated vessel that can help users keep organized. Especially useful for those who travel frequently, the aluminum case is durable, minimal and can be engraved for personalization. Added: Posted on February 2023February 2023 Buy [ad_2] Source link https://coolhunting.com/buy/weekly-pill-case/
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[ad_1] Controlling lightning with lasers, transforming dumps into parks, mapping subterranean passageways and more The First 3D-Printed Two-Story Home in the US New York design firm Hannah, Germany-based company Peri 3D Construction, and Texas engineering and construction firm Cive have partnered to create the first 3D-printed two-story home in the US—currently being built in Houston.…
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“Of Course I Still Luv You” Toothpaste – COOL HUNTING®
[ad_1] From Stockholm-based brand Selahatin, the “Of Course I Still Luv You” toothpaste promises an upgrade to regular iterations. With the expected heart of green mint, peppermint and menthol, the formula surprises with notes of verbena, bergamot, cardamom and pine. With antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties, the toothpaste cleanses, polishes and whitens teeth while promoting healthy…
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Editors’ Favorites – COOL HUNTING®
[ad_1] Reflecting on the year through the stories we loved most is not only a nostalgic pastime, but it also lets us highlight and appreciate some of the memorable artists, inventions and places that invigorated and sustained us along the way. This year, we spoke with inspiring cultural innovators, explored large-scale art and maximalist hotels,…
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Immune Revival – COOL HUNTING®
[ad_1] Founded by Dr Sarah Rahal MD, ARMRA uses proprietary technology to distill colostrum—the first milk that humans and mammals produce during pregnancy which contains all the essential nutrients needed for infants to thrive—into a bioavailable form: Immune Revival. Using colostrum from grass-fed cows raised in family-owned farms in the US, the potent concentrate (available…
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Theragun Mini – COOL HUNTING®
[ad_1] The Theragun Mini delivers the same powerful percussive muscle massage as the Theragun Pro but in a portable, compact size. Boasting three different speed settings, a 150-minute battery life and proprietary QuietForce technology for discrete sound, the mini distills design without sacrificing performance. Added: Posted on October 2022October 2022 Buy [ad_2] Source link https://coolhunting.com/buy/theragun-mini/
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Deep Sleep Delights – COOL HUNTING®
[ad_1] Working with local and sustainably grown produce, Rose crafts flower rosin products that merge culinary culture and farming. For the Deep Sleep formula, the LA-based company creates CBD-infused Turkish Delight-style treats that are powered by their house-made flower rosin, grown on their regenerative farm. The formula (which contains 10mg of CBD) utilizes the flower…
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Rejecting The “Lazy Stoner” Trope – COOL HUNTING®
[ad_1] Researchers at University of Cambridge have published a study in the International Journal of Neuropsychopharmacology that firmly rejects the stereotype of the “lazy stoner,” finding that cannabis users have just as much motivation as those who don’t partake. “We’re so used to seeing ‘lazy stoners’ on our screens that we don’t stop to ask…
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Looni’s Menstrual-Health Supplements Tackle Medical Misogyny – COOL HUNTING®
[ad_1] For more than a decade, vomiting and fainting were par for the course for Chelsea Leyland, a DJ and activist working to de-stigmatize cannabis and epilepsy. Over the years, Leyland would go to physicians to try to deal with her pain but was met with the same dismissive response every time, being told “it’s…
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New Face Mask Material Captures and Deactivates COVID Particles – COOL HUNTING®
[ad_1] Researchers have developed a new membrane-based respiratory mask that captures and deactivates the COVID-19 particles it encounters. The mask filters particles the same way N95 masks do, but the new material also features antiviral enzymes that destroy SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins (which are what allow the virus to enter the body). According to the developer’s…
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[ad_1] Converting salt water to drinking water, recycling face masks in concrete, an exhibition of abortion stories and more from around the web Researchers Uncover a Fragment of the Asteroid That May Have Killed Off Dinosaurs Paleontologists discovered a tiny fragment that may have been from the asteroid that hit Earth 66 million years ago…