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There's a myth floating around that if you are lactose intolerant, you shouldn't eat cheese. And according to Business Insider, it's a pretty dangerous myth. That's because nutritionists say skipping out on any food group can cause you to miss out on certain critical nutrients. Not all dairy products contain high amounts of lactose. In fact, people who are lactose intolerant actually tend to do quite well with cheese--especially hard cheeses. However, the soft cheeses do tend to have a little bit more lactose in them, so opt for parmesan over brie.
Warning: please don't try this at home. You've probably heard that you shoudn't touch broken glass because it can easily cut your skin, but one Cuban man not only touches broken glass, he chews up the sharp shards and gulps them down like nothing happened. Disrrael Acosta, a 47-year-old man who eats glass and peels coconuts with his teeth, performed his unusual and highly dangerous skill for Ruptly in his home town of San Juan y Martinez. Dissrael chews up the glass carefully, risking damage to his tongue, which is extremely sensitive, and then gulps down the chewed up glass fragments, which could cut his esophagus on the way down to his stomach. He explains how he started this unusual habit. The man with the stomach of steel and the teeth of titanium also enjoys breaking open coconuts with his head and tearing off the thick husk with teeth. Dissrael enjoys performing in front of crowds, but his cringeworthy skill draws different reactions from different people So far, Dissrael has managed to avoid injury and even claims that his unusual hobby brings him some health benefits. However, we strongly advise our viewers not to try this sort of activity yourself before consulting with a medical professional.
One bistro in Russia's Krasnodar has started offering very rare and delicious treat that only oligarchs can afford. Welcome to Yoburg, where head chef Ivan Tretiyakov prepares exotic and expensive burgers topped with real table-leaf gold. If you have an extreme case of the munchies and $80 you don't know how to spend, then the gold-topped burger is the perfect way to sate your hunger. However, if you want to eat like King Midas, you have to pre-order the burger at least two days in advance and pay in cash. However, if you want want a burger that features marbled beef, chunks of red king crab, caviar, and even table-leaf gold, you won't find a comparable sandwich anywhere else in the world. The burger is served to customers on a velvet pillow with a flute of champagne on the side and is truly a dish fit for a king. Would you fork over $80 to try the gold-topped burger?
Mums and experts offer tips on what to eat, how to ensure you're getting a good variety of nutrients and that you're eating well throughout your pregnancy.
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