Beer or wine drinkers: who has the unhealthier lifestyle?

An increasing number of severely overweight people, more alcohol consumption on a problematic scale, liver disease as a significant health problem: in many parts of the world, these developments are putting a strain on healthcare systems – and usually on the lives of those affected themselves. 38.9 percent of respondents only drank beer 21.8 percent stated that they only drank wine 18.3 only drank spirits 21 percent stated mixed consumption Participants’ eating habits were assessed using the Healthy Eating Index, which is based on standard dietary recommendations. Beer drinkers: male,…

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Beer or wine drinkers: who has the unhealthier lifestyle?

Beer drinkers have a poorer diet, are less physically active, and are more likely to smoke than those who drink spirits, wine, or a combination. Regarding alcohol, the wine-loving French could be on the right, “healthier” track. Because beer drinkers eat worse, smoke more, and are lazier than wine and spirits lovers, a new study shows. According to US researchers who tracked the drinking habits of almost 2,000 adults, even those who drank a combination of alcoholic beverages were healthier than beer-only drinkers. This is because beer drinkers had the…

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The Ten Biggest Threats to Humanity

Humanity faces a range of existential and catastrophic threats—some caused by nature, others by our own actions. This report outlines ten of the most serious dangers based on scientific research, expert opinion, and global risk assessments. 1. Nuclear War Nuclear weapons remain one of the most immediate and devastating threats. A large-scale nuclear conflict could kill millions instantly and trigger a “nuclear winter,” disrupting agriculture and leading to mass starvation. 2. Climate Change The warming planet is already causing extreme weather, rising sea levels, and ecosystem collapse. If unchecked, climate…

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The color of the banana: A key to taste and nutritional value

In fact, a banana’s color reveals its ripeness and how its ingredients can affect health. According to Girlfriend, each stage offers unique benefits, from green to brown bananas. Green bananas: the source of starch Green bananas, which are still unripe and firm, contain particularly high levels of resistant starch. This acts like fiber, as it reaches the large intestine undigested and supports the intestinal flora there. In addition, resistant starch stabilizes blood sugar levels and promotes a long-lasting feeling of satiety. Pectin, a soluble fiber in green bananas, contributes to…

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Walking or cycling – which is better for losing weight?

But how healthy is it actually? And if you want to lose weight, is it better to walk or cycle? Walking is one of the most accessible forms of exercise. A good pair of shoes and a little discipline are often all you need. It’s also an effective way to burn calories and can play an important role in weight management. Walking at a speed of six kilometers per hour, you can burn around 400 calories. By walking seven kilometers a day (about 10,000 steps), you burn about 466 calories.…

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Unbelievable: this ingredient is found in chewing gum

If you like chewing gum, you’re in for a surprise – because it contains a very specific ingredient that you certainly didn’t know about! For many of us, chewing gum is part of life. Although it serves no particular purpose, people chew gum for a variety of reasons – whether it’s to freshen their breath, whiten their teeth, relieve stress, or simply out of sheer boredom. You can read here what happens if you accidentally swallow a piece of chewing gum. However, few people know exactly what chewing gum contains,…

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Eggs, dental floss, sausages: What could soon become more expensive as a result of the tariff war

In response to special tariffs on steel and aluminum already imposed by the US, the European Commission is planning counter-tariffs of 25 percent on numerous US products. This was revealed in a document seen by the Reuters news agency on Monday. Some duties will be levied from 16 May, others from 1 December. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump has declared that the EU will have to buy energy from the US. The products are wide-ranging, including diamonds, eggs, dental floss, sausages, poultry, and later, almonds and soybeans. Initially, tariffs on…

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Free Screening of Award-Winning Filipino Film “AZUCAR” Fully Booked in Vienna

VIENNA—The award-winning Filipino film AZUCAR by Kurt Soberano will be screened free of charge on 11 April 2025 at 18:30 at Cinema 1, Fleischmarkt 6, 1010 Vienna. The event, sponsored by the Philippine Embassy in Austria and the Ilonggo Community in Austria, has reached full capacity, organizers confirmed. AZUCAR, which recently won recognition at an international film festival in Turkey, tells a powerful story rooted in Filipino culture and social issues. The film has been praised for its direction, cinematography, and compelling narrative. The screening aims to highlight Filipino talent…

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Filipino Artist Mar Balcos Showcases ‘Art Aqua’ in Vienna

Vienna will witness a compelling fusion of art and advocacy as Filipino artist Mar Balcos presents his works at the Art Gallery Vienna, located at Mahlerstrasse 11, 1010 Vienna. The exhibition, titled ‘Art Aqua’, will run from May 5 to May 31, 2025, with its grand opening set for May 5 at 5 PM. The event will feature the presence of esteemed guests, including Ms. Fran Eve Wright, Acting President of UNESCO Club Vienna, and Ms. Anastasia Yatsko, Programme Director of the Earth Charter Austria (affiliated with Earth Charter International).…

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