Is there any scientific evidence or reason that you gain weight by eating late? |
- Is there any scientific evidence or reason that you gain weight by eating late?
- How are the Columbian Hippos (Escobar's Hippos) not horribly inbred if they started from a population of 4?
- If muscle cell never divide, how does people become muscular ? How do they build muscle ? How does a child grow?
- If you clone an animal is there a biological method to differentiate the clone from the original?
- Are there any fish that live in shallow-ish water that use lures like deep-sea angler fish do?
- How much do hormones affect how our bodies 'turn out' as adults?
- What are the risks of consuming an excess of vitamins and nutrients? E.G. consuming 1200% of the recommended daily value of Vitamin D, every day?
- Can salmonella be spread through air transmission such as a fan?
- Is there any scientific substantiation that alcohol does/doesn’t combat snake venom?
- What are some ways to increase blood pressure and how/why do they work?
| Is there any scientific evidence or reason that you gain weight by eating late? Posted: 04 Jun 2022 07:51 AM PDT I almost exclusively eat late, ranging anywhere from 9pm to 11pm. I just need to be relaxed and have time to enjoy eating. When my kids are awake I have to be alert and take care of them,so I don't eat just a few bites with them and prepare dinner after they are asleep. People who know about of this habit tend to state that it's not healthy as you gain weight and sleep bad. Now I'm interested, is this just a myth or are there any studies or explanations supporting this? [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 04 Jun 2022 05:43 AM PDT As per title, even if hippos don't suffer from inbreeding to the same extent, surely over so many generations it has to have some effect? Estimates put the population at around 100 with potential to grow higher. [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 04 Jun 2022 06:53 AM PDT |
| If you clone an animal is there a biological method to differentiate the clone from the original? Posted: 04 Jun 2022 07:04 AM PDT For example, Dolly the sheep. Other than age is there any biological way to identify the clone from the original? [link] [comments] |
| Are there any fish that live in shallow-ish water that use lures like deep-sea angler fish do? Posted: 04 Jun 2022 08:17 AM PDT |
| How much do hormones affect how our bodies 'turn out' as adults? Posted: 04 Jun 2022 06:22 AM PDT So from my very basic understanding, I understand that there are certain hormones that affect certain parts of the human body. Like oestrogen influences growth of breast tissue for example and there is this other hormone that affects growth and there are many other hormones that affect all kinds of stuff. Correct? So that has me wondering, if you had this very unethical experiment where you could inject babies with some hormone cocktails, how much could you control by just controlling their hormones. For example: Would you have enough control to have a baby turn into 6ft tall adult, with wide hips a big butt, large boobs and a 10 inch penis? Or how much of that would be coded into the DNA? [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 04 Jun 2022 02:14 AM PDT |
| Can salmonella be spread through air transmission such as a fan? Posted: 04 Jun 2022 06:53 AM PDT |
| Is there any scientific substantiation that alcohol does/doesn’t combat snake venom? Posted: 04 Jun 2022 05:02 AM PDT My friend believes drinking alcohol fights snake venom when you're bitten - I believe it can increase circulation and put you more at risk. However, she's not happy with MayoClinic as a source. So are there any better sources I could link her, or am I wrong to begin with? [link] [comments] |
| What are some ways to increase blood pressure and how/why do they work? Posted: 04 Jun 2022 01:54 AM PDT Let's say someone has chronically low blood pressure or bouts of low blood pressure. What are some of the obvious and less obvious ways to increase blood pressure? [link] [comments] |
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