Natural painkiller found in human saliva

A new painkilling substance found in human saliva has been discovered that is up to six times more potent than morphine it's produced naturally by the human body. Natural painkillers are very rare, and researchers hope that this recent find might be harnessed as a clinical treatment. Natural painkiller found in human saliva Naturally produced painkillers might help to avoid some of the side effects experienced by patients treated with synthetic compounds such as morphine, including addiction and tolerance with prolonged use. But the new...

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Sparkling Glow Pavement Replace Street Lights

A company called Pro-Teq has created a solution that makes pavement glow and sparkle in the dark. It is environmentally friendly and could save a lot of money. Glow Pavement Starpath is a sprayable coating of light-absorbing particles that harvests ultra-violet rays from the sun during the day and dramatically lights up like a starry sky at night. The veneer is non-reflective, anti-slip and waterproof, and can be applied to cement, wood, tarmac or other solid surfaces. This energy-efficient technology to illuminate pathways is environmentally...

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A tiger's tongue is rough enough to lick the paint off of a building.

The tiger's tongue is covered with numerous small, sharp, projections called papillae. These papillae gives the tongue is rough, rasping texture and is designed to help strip feathers, fur and meat from prey and it is rough enough to lick the paint off of a building. A tiger's tongue is rough enough to lick the paint off of a building. Visit for : (Source...

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Usain bolt ate only chicken mcNuggets a day in beijing and won 3 medals

Usain Bolt had a different and a unique dietary secret to success: Chicken McNuggets. Lots and lots of Chicken McNuggets. Usain Bolt Ate Only Chicken McNuggets a Day in Beijing In the ten days Bolt spent in Beijing, he downed approximately 1,000 nuggets, averaging 100 a day and surprisingly won 3 gold medals Visit for : (Sourc...

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Taiwan offers free Wi-Fi to all foreign tourists

Taiwan offers free Wi-Fi Taiwan became one of the first countries in the world to offer free Wi-Fi on a mass scale to foreign tourists and its citizens, and now it is extending that to any foreign tourist, also for free, in a move that will gain it a lot of goodwill. The Taiwan government-backed free “iTaiwan” wireless network launched in 2011, and now has about 4,400 hotspots in major tourist spots, transportation hubs, cultural establishments and government offices all over the island country. Visit for : (Source...

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