Diabetes? French biochemist shares a ‘hack’ to eat your favorite fast food without the fear of high sugar spike

Biochemist Jessie Inchauspé, known as the Glucose Goddess, suggests a simple hack to mitigate blood sugar spikes from fast food. By starting your meal with a green salad dressed in vinegar, you can significantly smooth out your glucose curve. This veggie-and-vinegar preload slows starch digestion and improves glucose uptake, leading to better energy levels and…

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“Don’t wait for perfection…”: Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s Jiu-Jitsu Mantra is reshaping Meta and himself

Mark Zuckerberg’s transformation, fueled by Jiu-Jitsu, reshaped Meta’s strategy, embracing rapid product releases and long-term projects. He shed his hoodie for high fashion, projecting a disciplined image after Meta’s “Year of Efficiency.” By 2025, under Trump’s presidency, Meta shifted towards conservative policies, ending fact-checking and appointing figures like Dana White, sparking debate over tech platforms…

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“Make call centers American again”: Conservatives turn visa and outsourcing debates into a fight against Indian talent

Conservative leaders in the US have reignited debates over H-1B visas, outsourcing, and Indian talent, framing it as a threat to American jobs. From “Make Call Centers American Again” slogans to tariff hikes and visa curbs, the rhetoric risks undermining education, innovation, and US-India ties. Advocates stress immigrants complement, not replace, Americans; fueling research, startups,…

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Twinkle Khanna reveals growing up in all-women household kept her away from patriarchy: ‘I didn’t know there was inequality…’

Twinkle Khanna, daughter of Dimple Kapadia, grew up in a matriarchal home, shielded from patriarchal norms. Entering the film industry, she gradually recognized gender inequality, initially attributing disparities to seniority rather than bias. Her upbringing instilled independence, a strength she now appreciates, contrasting it with other women’s struggles for autonomy.

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