Which vegetable helps keep the body fit?

In my inlaws' house I learnt this rule of eating healthy. My mil was an Indian medicine doctor, fil an allopathy doctor, so you wouldn't be surprised with this diet preference . They were healt…

Top stories for Long   Which vegetable helps keep the body fit? Bhuvana Rameshwar, lives in India (1980-present) • Updated 11h ago In my inlaws' house I learnt this rule of eating healthy. My mil was an Indian medicine doctor, fil an allopathy doctor, so you wouldn't be surprised with this diet prefere... Read more » 182 6   Who were the world's greatest mathematicians, and why? Isky Mathews, studied at Westminster School • Answered August 4, 2018 This is a classic question and perhaps not one that actually has an answer. You see, mathematics is so diverse, from algebraic geometry to functional analysis, from geometr... Read more » 129 21   How come in Chinese society and culture they don't have manners like we do in western culture? This may seem a bit rude coming from an American, as if they don't have manners, but they don't know western etiquette. I'm genuinely curious. CaiLei, lives in China (1975-present) • Updated February 24 From Western etiquette, we can feel the hypocrisy of white people. For example, in traditional Chinese social etiquette, or in interpersonal contact, we all keep a distance,... Read more » 317 30   Does anyone think that a movie filmed in Canada but set in an American city is believable? Danielle, lives in Metro Vancouver (2010-present) • Updated November 15 If course they are. There have been hundreds of TV episodes and movies filmed in Canada but the story is set in the USA. Start off with the movie "Chicago". The entire serie... Read more » 74 38   How is your life as a H1-B visa holder? Arpit Athawale, Moved from US to Canada • Answered November 9, 2018 In simple words: It's good.. until it gets bad. What it means is that you live in the illusive environment assuming you have equal rights, respect and sense of belonging - u... Read more » 121 11   Why didn't the Egyptians explain how the pyramids were built? Claire Jordan, worked at National Health Service • Answered January 22 They did. We know how they were built. Teams of farm workers worked under trained foremen during the annual inundation of the Nile, when the fields were flooded. Blocks of s... Read more » 2.9K 284   Do you mess your diaper? Asked in Si Ab /DL DiaperRoom • Answered by Diapered Bottom • October 17 I hate having a dirty diaper. As a pre-teen / teenager even at 16 , 17 or 18 yrs old and having a full poopy diaper waiting for someone to check me and change me was horrib... Read more » 57 18   What really matters at the end of life? Anubhav Jain, Written 3 books on Life, living and motivation. • Answered August 14, 2020 Someone asked a Saint, 'Sir, What matters towards the end of life. Wealth, family, health, or society? The saint smiled and said, ' I remember, months back you had a kid, wh... Read more » 3.3K 127   Why is there a shortage of teachers in America? Highlander81, former USMC , Retired Police Officer • Answered February 4 I'm going to give you an outside perspective. I worked as a school police officer for years. Granted, I worked at an inner city elementary school and the kids were pretty r... Read more » 368 24   What is it that Linux can do but Windows can't? Fred Mitchell, I've been using Linux since 2000 and never looked back. • Answered October 11, 2024 Upgrade without having to reboot Yes, you can even upgrade the Kernel without having to reboot! The old kernel will simply continue to run until you get around to it. Upgrad... Read more » 514 127   What are some recently discovered risk factors for breast cancer? David Chan, MD from UCLA, Stanford Oncology Fellowship • Answered August 22, 2018 There is a huge misconception that breast cancer risk is primarily inherited when actually only 5–6 percent of breast cancers are attributed to identifiable breast cancer g... Read more » 96 9   Why must Polignac's conjecture be true? David Joyce, Ph.D. Mathematics, University of Pennsylvania (1979) • Answered June 27, 2024 Currently, there is no proof of Polignac's conjecture. It's more general than the twin prime conjecture, and there's no proof of that, either. The conjecture says that for e... Read more » 67 8 Read more in your feed

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