Do you want to refill your coffee capsules without buying new ones?
Double savings: on groceries and waste production. With a simple process.
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How not to waste food at the restaurant
Consider the portions before ordering. Listen to the waiter's suggestions. Share desserts and side dishes. And if you're at a buffet restaurant...
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Horseback riding is a natural path to well-being
It improves balance. It tones muscles. It's good for your mood. But it's not a suitable sport for those with spinal problems.
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Sugar makes you fat because it increases hunger and calories
It makes foods more palatable, thus increasing their consumption. And it provides about 4 calories per gram.
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When to have a mammogram
It generally starts after age 40. And after 50, it should be done regularly, at least every 2 years.
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Dengue, a tropical disease that has also arrived in Italy
Rising temperatures are increasing the risk of contagion through the dangerous "tiger" mosquito. How to protect yourself.
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Natural remedies to protect the intestines
A balanced diet, rich in fiber and with the right foods. Physical activity and regular sleep. What are the symptoms of intestinal problems?
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Old swimsuits: It's time to recycle the ones we no longer use.
Scented sachets, a clothespin holder, or even a necklace, headband, or bracelet. There are so many ideas for recycling an old costume.
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“Scarp,” the magazine written by homeless people, immigrants, and ex-convicts
An editorial and social success, much appreciated by Pope Francis. Published in many Italian cities, it sells up to 20 copies a month.
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Freeing Animals from Cage: Europe's Bluff
After years of civil wars, they were supposed to disappear by 2027. But yes, everything has come to a standstill.
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When sleep apnea is a warning sign
Among the causes are obesity and sleeping pills. Recommended foods include whole grains, fresh fruits, and vegetables. There are hopes for a pill capable of detecting the syndrome's symptoms in the stomach.
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How to avoid waiting list delays
Don't give up on scandalous situations. The law grants you the right to obtain private benefits.
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Who doesn't want returnable containers?
At the forefront is the powerful lobby of the recycling consortia, financed with citizens' money
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Gymnastics can also be done at home
You don't always need a gym membership. The most useful exercises.
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How to make your electric battery last longer
Tips for electric cars, motorcycles, and hybrid vehicles, ranging from charging to the temperatures to consider.
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Clouds are the sentinels of the climate (VIDEO)
Variations in quantity, height, and type help us study and understand global warming and the climate crisis.
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One in five women leaves work after the birth of their first child.
Everyone says we need to help women balance work and family. But the facts show the opposite is happening. A double waste.
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Donkey-assisted healing: ideal for depressed seniors and hyperactive children
Onotherapy is an increasingly popular medical practice. How it works and what are the results?
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Rasiglia, the water village, reborn thanks to tourism
They call it “The Venice of Umbria” due to the constant presence of water.
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Bird-friendly architecture to prevent birds from crashing into buildings
In America and other countries, there are laws to prevent birds from mistaking skyscraper glass for the sky. In New York alone, 50 million birds die this way each year.
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