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Many people like to eat fish to supplement their nutrient intakes; pregnant women consume fish to enhance the cognitive development of their babies. However, there is a great deal of knowledge behind fish selection as they contain methylmercury, an organic compound of mercury that is harmful to the human body.
Quite often do we see a “strike-through price” on items in supermarkets, but how can we tell if these items are really being sold at a discount? Here are some examples from the 4 major supermarket chains before we introduce you a useful tool for price comparison – "Online Price Watch" - https://online-price-watch.consumer.org.hk/opw/
We can adopt “Sustainable lifestyle” in different aspects of our daily life through recycling, energy conservation and many ways. We can also minimize attachment to material possessions.
Studies have found that if you apply lip balm twice a day, you may have ingested about 4 tubes of lip balm each year. In recent years, many lip balm products have been detected to contain a large amount of carcinogenic mineral oil substances, some of which may be accumulated in the body after being ingested. Therefore, the safety of the ingredients to be used in lip balm is extremely important!
Ultraviolet (UV) radiation emitted by the sun is present throughout the year. Your skin may also be damaged by UV radiation even during winter season! Taking steps to protect yourself from the sun is, hence, a year-round responsibility. Let's learn more about the harmful effects of UV radiation on the skin!
We have shared in the article, “Don’t Let UV Radiation Harm Your Skin!” that ultraviolet (UV) radiation is everywhere and nonseasonal, and therefore consumers should protect their skin from sun exposure all year round to reduce the chance of developing skin cancer. In this article, we will teach you how to choose the right sunscreen products.
Earlier this year, the New York crude oil price once dropped to an unbelievable minus $40 per barrel, which sent a shockwave to the market. However, car owners in Hong Kong have remained puzzled by the territory’s high auto-fuel prices against the big drop in international crude oil prices. Are oil companies in Hong Kong "price-fixing"? Do signs of “More Going Up, Less Coming Down” and “Quick Going Up, Slow Coming Down” exist in Hong Kong?
As people tend to do more cooking at home during the pandemic, watch out for another kind of “harmful” substance other than the virus.