The world's oldest piece of solid cheese was found in an Egyptian tomb — and it reveals how important cheese was in human history

A 3,200-year-old white mass found in a broken jar in an Ancient Egyptian tomb has turned out to be the world's oldest example of solid cheese. This finding shows that the Ancient Egyptian's shared our love of cheese — to the extent it was given as a funerary offering.

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The world's oldest piece of solid cheese was found in an Egyptian tomb — and it reveals how important cheese was in human history A 3,200-year-old white mass found in a broken jar in an Ancient Egyptian tomb has turned out to be the world's oldest example of solid cheese. This finding shows that the Ancient Egyptian's shared our love of cheese — to the extent it was given as a funerary offering. Read More »

The Brazilian butt lift is gaining popularity — but it's also the deadliest type of plastic surgery you can get The Brazilian butt lift (BBL) has the highest death rate of all aesthetic procedures, says the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. The procedure takes fat from other areas of the body and transplants it into the glutes. Despite the risks, the procedure remains popular in a beauty obsessed society. Read More »

TOM LEE: Ether futures might be a bad thing for the crypto, and a good thing for its biggest rival BI Prime: Bitcoin bull Tom Lee tells Business Insider ether futures might be a bad thing for ether, but a good thing for bitcoin. Read More »

All the sacrifices you'll have to make for a relationship with a narcissist to work Most therapists will recommend you walk away from a relationship with a narcissist. It's possible to have a relationship with a narcissist, but it's incredibly draining. Be prepared for losing a lot of who you are, and sacrificing a lot of what you care about. Read More »

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Heres why the National Academy of Sciences thinks simple 'sugar molecules' will usher us into a new era of modern medicine Within our body, simple sugar molecules can be connected together into chains called glycans. According to the National Academy of Sciences, creating a map of the glycan's location and structure will usher us into a new era of modern medicine. Read More »

Controlling the timing of your meals could help you overcome the bad effects of faulty genes and unhealthy diet Studies show that a  scheduled eating pattern helps overweight and obese humans reduce body weight and lower their risk for chronic diseases. This is because the timing of eating is like an external time cue that signals the internal circadian clock to keep a balance between nourishment and repair. Read More »

A new study reveals millions of people will be deficient in 2 key nutrients by 2050 Our daily nutrients will soon become more difficult get from the foods we eat. Increased levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere will affect plant growth and suppress the levels of zinc, iron, and protein in food crops we rely on every day. By 2050, millions will be zinc and protein deficient. Read More »

The 5 most extreme newborns in the animal kingdom While human newborns are pretty incompetent at just about everything, other animal infants have to face intense survival situations from the start. Meet a cliff-jumping gosling, a baby shark that eats its siblings, and other extreme babies from across the animal kingdom. Read More »

The 32-year-old millionaire founder of $3.75 billion Box thinks everyone needs to read these two books Box CEO Aaron Levie said these two books on managerial strategy inspired the way he thinks about his own business. Read More »

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