Keri St John is a well-traveled polyglot who is now based in Holland. She graduated with a BSc degree from Kingæ„€ College London before spending 10 years writing reams of technical, process and project documentation for software development projects. She started freelance writing in 2010 and specializes in science-based content, though she has published articles on a wide range of topics.
Sun, Feb 27, 2011
Researchers have recently discovered that eating unhealthily at the age of 3 might adversely, and permanently, affect intelligence. This adds to the growing body of scientific evidence suggesting that nutrition education needs to start during early childhood.
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