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High temperatures and excessive humidity can cause dry eyes

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Dry eye occurs when your eyes don’t produce enough tears or when they don’t perform properly. This can create eye strain and visual issues. Climate change affects human health directly and indirectly, both short- and long-term. This article shows how this affects dry eyes syndrome. Source : www.mayoclinic.org High temperatures and eye health Why does the risk of dry eye increase? High temperatures can cause dry eye in young people and the elderly. Lack of water, drought in the countryside and riverbeds are evidence of this. The excessive increase in humidity (during torrential rain or thunderstorms) also alters the tear film (contributing anxiety and stress). Pollutants and chemicals from factories, waste water, and sewage also harm our eyes. When black and industrial waste aren’t disposed of properly, they overflow, spilling toxins into lakes and the sea. Some of these compounds linger in the air for a long time, creating Urban Eye Allergy Syndrome (increasingly associated with dry ey
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Neurotic traits are linked to having high blood pressure.

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  Many people experience anxiety occasionally. Before a job interview, you might feel queasy, worry about money, or worry if your child won't be home by curfew. It is a characteristic of being human. But what if your severe anxiety persists? Obsessive or negative thoughts can dominate your mind to the extent that it becomes difficult for you to function in daily situations. We refer to that as neurotic behavior. It may be, but is not always, the result of a mental disorder." ( Neurotic Behavior , 2021)   Photo by Thirdman: Pexels.com Controlling blood pressure can reduce anxiety, neuroticism, and cardiovascular disease.   What is high blood pressure?   When we check blood pressure, we look at two numbers. The top number, the systolic blood pressure, shouldn't be higher than 160. The diastolic blood pressure, which is the lower number, should not be more than 100. If you have more than one risk factor, the limit would be 140/90. If you don't have anything that pu
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Do you know how Synthetic Fragrance is made?

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Synthetic fragrances are created to mimic natural scents. They are designed to be more affordable and more accessible for the general public. Photo by RF._.studio on Pexels.com Synthetic fragrances are created artificially in a lab, usually with the help of a chemist and perfumer. They are designed to mimic natural scents, but they can also be used to create new smells that don’t exist in nature. They are made from chemicals and does not contain any natural ingredients. Synthetic fragrances are also called artificial fragrances. Natural fragrances are made from natural ingredients, such as flowers, herbs, or essential oils. Natural fragrances are also called essential oils or pure oils. Fragrance blends are a mixture of synthetic and natural fragrances that have been combined to create a specific smell. Fragrance blends may contain both synthetic and natural ingredients. How are Synthetic Fragrances Different from Natural Scents? Synthetic fragrances are created through the process of
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Folate deficiency can lead to dementia and premature death.

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Folate deficiency in the elderly has raised concerns that it could increase the risk of dementia by 68 percent and triple the risk of premature death, scientists said on Monday. This is why vitamin B9 or folate deficiencies are taken care of in developed countries and they are given its supplements. Scientists from the United States and Israel have conducted a joint study in the journal Evidence-Based Mental Health. It should be noted that folate is also a type of folic acid. In this regard, medical details of 27188 persons between the ages of 60 to 75 years have been found. Initially, all of them had no symptoms of dementia. Over time and even ten years later, the amount of folate in their blood continued to be noted. During this time, scientists also looked at dementia and mortality in all individuals. The total amount of folate in the blood of 3418 women and men was 4.4 nanograms per milliliter which was a very small amount. People with the lowest folate levels had a 3.5 percent hi
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What about a runny nose in a child? Certainly one of the 5 ways we have checked

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What about a runny nose in a child? There is only one answer – the same as our grandmothers used. If your baby has common rhinitis making it difficult for him to breathe, follow these 5 home remedies. You will quickly cure a runny nose and prevent the spread of infection. Photo by Andrea Piacquadio on Pexels.com We will cure a runny nose in a child as soon as we start the process of clearing the nose as soon as the first symptoms appear. Among the proven home remedies for a child’s runny nose, we can find aromatherapy with garlic, inhalations, rubbing with marjoram ointment or drinking linden infusion. The most important point in the fight against a runny nose in a child is the systematic removal of nasal secretions. What about a runny nose in a child? What will help with a runny nose in a child? Grandma’s remedies for runny nose and colds sometimes turn out to be the tastiest and most effective help in fighting infection. At home, we can fight a runny nose in a child in many ways. Bef
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Common mistakes that shorten the life of smartphones

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The use of smartphones is now becoming commonplace and most people have these devices from different companies. But do you feel that the life of smartphones is not more than one or two years after which there are many problems. In fact, most people make a few mistakes that do not seem to be harmful, but shorten the life of smartphones. Needless to say, a new phone does not come at  cheap price, so everyone wants to use it as long as possible. Do you also want to avoid the mistakes that ruin the life of the phone? Don’t use vibration for notifications Your phone, like any other tool or device, ages and becomes less useful with more use. According to experts, some features such as vibrating notifications make it difficult for the phone to work, as it results in the phone having to work at full capacity even for unnecessary tasks. Like humans, a phone needs some rest so that its functions are not affected. Remove apps on the phone that you don’t use Whether it’s an iPhone or an Android de
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Foods that help build muscles and beautiful body

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Everyone loves to make their muscles strong and beautiful. It requires physical activity the right food to help build muscles in the body in a wonderful way and also maintain the hormonal balance. Here are some foods that are good for building muscle. Soybeans Soybeans are high in protein and contain 37 grams of protein in a cup. Needless to say, protein is essential for building muscles. Women need 46 grams a day while men need 5 grams. However, if you want to build muscle and do work out, the body needs more protein to repair the muscles and build new muscle tissue. Soybeans contain protein as well as magnesium, which helps build muscle through weight-bearing exercise. Guava One cup of this delicious fruit contains 4.2 grams of protein and also contains vitamin C which improves the health of the skin. Foods rich in vitamin C also improve blood circulation to build muscle. It is necessary. Fish Fish is also a good source of protein, while the omega-3 fatty acids in it also help build
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Most heart disease treatments and tests are unnecessary, experts say

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The American Heart Association has released a report stating that most tests and treatments for heart disease are unnecessary. According to the American Heart Association (AHA), the problem of low-value medical care is not new but old. Most heart patients undergo treatment or tests that do not suit their medical condition. The term low-value medical care is used to refer to physicians who are not involved in the fight against the disease. According to statistics, 30% of Americans spend their annual expenses on non-essential medical facilities, which is estimated to be around 1 101 billion. In addition, people who have had angioplasty or surgery to remove a blockage in an artery may have to undergo some exercise tests, but sometimes they include people who do not have a heart condition. Dr. Wayne Kenney, a senior AHA official, said that when non-professional practices in the medical field become commonplace, it becomes almost impossible to eliminate them. Dr. Richard Kovex, chief medica
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Children born with normal delivery are healthier

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According to a new study conducted in Scotland and the Netherlands, the response of our immune system to a vaccine also depends on how we were born, i.e. through normal delivery or operation (C-section).   The study found that children born in normal delivery or naturally born have twice the amount of antibodies produced after vaccination compared to children born through surgery (C-section). Experts say that the reason for this difference is the good immunity-producing bacteria that accumulate in our body at birth. Although children born after the operation also have immunity or natural protection, they may have to be given more probiotic or additional doses of the vaccine than children born with normal delivery. The moment of our birth is a time when we move out of the germs of the mother's uterus to a world where there are a lot of microscopic germs everywhere. The microbes (bacteria, fungi, viruses, and ikea) in this microscopic life make our body their
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What effect does have on your body by living in an intensely cold room?

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  If we talk about the extreme cold in front of me, I think of the people of the North Pole whose beards have snow or the climbers who reach the heights of Mount Everest.     In the meantime, I also get the thought of his fingers being black from frostbite and the thought of him being affected by hypothermia.     So when I was invited to experience a cold room, I was very surprised because the temperature here was only 10 degrees Celsius. Yes, 10 degrees Centigrade. For me, it's a very balanced temperature, not blood-clotting at all. The Arctic is not even close to cold. Surely we need a much cooler temperature to put our bodies in some kind of trouble? I was wrong.     Professor Damien Bailey from the University of South Wales told me, "It sounds balanced, but it's a physical challenge. ‘   They invited me to their laboratory to explore the effects of cold houses on our bodies and why such balanced temperatures could be dangerous for our
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