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Coffee grounds and tea leaves Dairy (cheese and yogurt) Fruit and veggie scraps ...

Leftover food scraps like eggshells, hot peppers, coffee grounds, overripe fruit, vegetable peels, banana peels, nutshells, unsalted cooking water, citrus peels, and used tea bags can be used to give ...

As a nineties kid who grew up drinking bubble tea, I long ago wrote the drink off as a cheap indulgence, whose satisfying sugar rush quickly metabolizes into lingering regret. That changed last ...

Tea tree oil is promoted as a treatment for some skin conditions and for its antimicrobial properties. However, it is toxic when taken orally and may cause other unwanted side effects. Share on ...

Every time you peel a banana and throw away the skin, you are discarding a nutritious snack. Banana peels are often overlooked, but recent research shows they can be a delicious and health-boosting ...

While tea tree oil may help with several conditions, it’s also known to help clean the hair and reduce dandruff. You can use the essential oil itself or buy a shampoo containing tea tree.

Bananas have a bad rap for their sugar content. But...is it bad to eat a banana every day? We reached out to experts and dove into research surrounding the health benefits of bananas to help you ...