Studies show that eating spicy food can help you lose weight. Participants who ate spicier meals consumed up to 25% fewer calories, ate more slowly, and still felt just as full and satisfied.

Research shows that we are indeed prone to repeating mistakes, often due to habitual patterns and cognitive biases.

The phrase 'bite the bullet' originated from the practice of patients biting down on a bullet to endure pain when anesthesia was unavailable in battle. Its first recorded use was in 1891.

A 2016 study found that 21% of CEOs exhibit psychopathic traits - 20 times higher than the rate found in the general population.

Research shows that restaurant menus often harbour more bacteria than a toilet seat, with salt and pepper shakers and ketchup bottles similarly affected.

The Salema Porgy fish, once enjoyed for amusement in the Roman Empire, can cause hallucinations lasting up to 36 hours when eaten.

There’s a fruit that tastes like chocolate pudding. Native to Central and South America, the black sapote, or Diospyros nigra, has a flavour reminiscent of chocolate and sweet custard.