SummerFunFact

Hello! So today's subject might not be ''friendly'' to everyone. I'm going to talk about meat. So if you're vegetarian you might not be interesting in this artical. My mom was making chicken and it was white (the meat) and then turning white  got me curious. This is a chemical reaction that happens  when we're cooking meat but do we even think about why this happen?  Why does meat turn brown when cooked? The proteins within the muscle begin to break down when heat is applied to meat. The ''breaking down'' process is called denaturation  means something like ''changing''  (if I'm not wrong) If the heat continues it will cause the denature (a process) to recombine and turning opaque into color.  Simply explained! But if you want to read detail  CLICK HERE   Found it on the internet, not garante that what I write is 100% true.

I've had a camp, and probably most of you had that too! I knew already is a sudden ''situation'' where your muscles ''pull together'' I don't know, something like that is what I've heard. But I want to how to stop the cramp (because it's so painful) so here is it! :)  If you're lying down / in bed try to stand up and put some weight on the affected leg/foot. You can use warmth/heating pads to increase blood circulation. Soak in a warm tub of Epsom salt and also help. For facts, causes and more detail cramps  CLICK HERE Found it on the internet, not garante that what I write is 100% true.

I've always been a most sweaty person when we're doing sports and I wandered why so :)  Why do I sweat more than everyone else?! First, sweating is a neccessary process that cools down the body.  When our body starts to overheat our nervous system stimulates sweat glands (''open'')   to release perspiration (sweat) While the droplets evaporate off of your skin they take some body heat into the atmosphere.  Think of shower as the ''sweating process''.  When your skin is still wet it feels chilly but as the water dries it cools down your body. Sweat works the same way too. You cool down as it ecaporates. If you're sweating a ton all the time, hyperhidrosis can be genetic, and the sweating occurs only on specific body parts. Second type may be a side effect of other disease like diabetes or hyperthroidism, menopause or certain  meditations . please talk to a doctor to see if it could be hyperhidrosis.  For mo...

Hello!! Me and my family discussed about swimming :D And then I said that I'm not good at floating so my family say ''you should go to the sourest place and you'll float. And that questions came ''why do we float better in salt water? Why can salt water carry so well? First of all, we can float of WATER is because our body contain fat and if you've ever poured oil into water you'll know what happen :) Water below and oil above! So we are the oil. That's how we float on water. We float because our density is less then water. Basiclly we're lighter than water. Salt water have more density than water which mean it can ''carry'' even more. Salt water is heavier and more density because water molecule (H20) and salt bond better. Source Found it on the internet, not garante that what I write is 100% true.