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Scientists Discover Herb That Fights Dementia And Increases Memory by 75%

Health & Diet

Yes, you got that right – a group of experts have discovered that sniffing rosemary can increase your memory by 75%. Sounds great, right? Especially if you’re a student! Well, it’s very simple – just take a look at the article below and find out more about this amazing discovery! To be honest with you, I really think that rosemary is awesome! Yes, and many experts think that rosemary is an amazing multi-purpose medicinal herb. Its leaves have been used in traditional medicine for centuries. Did you know that rosemary can boost your memory? Well yes, of course, and in ancient Greece, the students would often put rosemary sprigs in their hair when studying for exams. Rosemary for Remembrance As we mentioned before, rosemary has been used for millennia to increase alertness and enhance ...

Your Belly Fat Will DISAPPEAR! Perform This Simple Massage Every Night

Beauty & Fitness

Belly Fat Massage has long been proven in Chinese Medicinal Practice. Unfortunately, many people around the world (both men and women), struggle with a common issue — belly fat. Belly fat – a little extra bulge around the midsection can be a source of insecurity for many, and in some cases, it may even be indicative of a more serious health problem. The experts claim that the stubborn belly fat accumulates for many different reasons, including age, maintaining a poor diet full of sugar and processed foods, lack of sleep, and stress. Identifying the problem is the best way to find a solution, but sometimes, even with a healthy diet and exercise, belly fat doesn’t want to budge. And, you should also know that the stored fat in the body serves several different purposes. It protects ...

10 Craziest Events In The History Of Chess

Games

10 The Sugar Bomb Chess masters are known to employ strange methods to win their games. Ruy Lopez, the famous 16th-century Spanish priest and chess player, once advised, “Sit your opponent with the sun in his eyes.” Another player named Lucena once recommended, “Try to play after your opponent has eaten or drunk freely.” In the 19th century, Harry Nelson Pillsbury attributed his clear thinking to puffing on a cigar during his games. On the other hand, Szymon Winawer said he deliberately smoked bad cigars so the odor would mess with his opponent’s concentration. And at the 1935 World Championship, the superstitious Alexander Alekhine would place his Siamese cat on the chessboard before a game as a good luck charm. Alekhine was also allegedly hoping for an aller...