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We have noticed the vitamin C of the supplement , these days , have gained much attention due to the claims on many social media that vitamin C can help with COVID-19. physicians and researchers are studying the effects of high dose intravenous vitamin C on the new coronavirus, no supplement, including vitamin C, canContinue reading “Quarantine: Vitamin C must be in supplement”

Now a days, the social isolation and loneliness has gained attention from researchers, and the public as societies age, the use of technology increases, and concerns about the impact of loneliness on health is on growing. The Kaiser Family Foundation, in partnership with The Economist, conducted a cross-country survey of adults in the United States,Continue reading “Psychological health before and after COVID-19”

Breakfast, a meal that is eaten in the morning, is known as the most important meal of the day. It is a great source of glucose, which has benefits of improving one’s energy level and alertness. There are also other various nutrients that are consumed during breakfast that are required for good health Unfortunately, manyContinue reading “The Importance of Breakfast”

A lot of people die every year by drinking contaminated water because in some parts of the world people do not have access to clean and purified water. Moreover by taking in account the current status of water pollution and the climate change, the condition will be even worse in upcoming years. Drinking purified waterContinue reading “LifeStraw: Efficient Water Purification System”

 The wetlands cover just 5 to 10 % of the earth’s area, however they are an efficient reservoir for carbon, aid in water purification, habitat for flora and fauna, help in groundwater recharge and significantly reduce the climate change by sequestering carbon dioxide. Draining of wetlands leads to an increase in the decomposition rate ofContinue reading “Restoration of Wetlands Using Biochar”

This is my third year teaching and to say that it has been different is an understatement. The first nine weeks of this semester was one for the books. With sicknesses, weather, and now the quarantine, I didn’t realize what little time I had with my students this semester. But with that little time, whatContinue reading “This year is a bust..teaching style”

My motivation for writing this post is due to a comment from my colleague during our monthly lab group meeting. In her words “Precious, I am jealous by how much progress you made this month” I know she meant, she was motivated by my productivity despite the pandemic situation we are in right now. ThisContinue reading “Overcoming Dynamic Times”

I have been studying the effect of climate change on soil microbial activity for a few months now, so I thought to share the importance of soil microbial communities in food systems so you can understand its relevance even without being a scientist. Microbes have existed for over 3.5 billion years. There are five major kindsContinue reading “Importance of soil microbial communities”