The book shows you a safe, natural and enjoyable means to overcome it. Most of the ingredients mentioned in the book are the kind available in home gardens or off the kitchen shelf. The book also includes hints for different stages in life. A separate section deals with varied problems in - a woman's life through adolescence, pregnancy, lactation, menopause and general ailments. Once you have read this book from cover to cover, you need not rush to the doctor every now and then, but will be able to take care of your own and your family's health yourself. #v&spublishers Contents: Preface Acknowledgement 1. General Hints a) Tips for Healthy Living b) Treating Headache and Hair Related Problems) Keeping your Face Beautiful c) Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Problems d) Chest Problems: Causes, Treatment and Prevention e) Heart Problems Signs f) Cures for Common Stomach Problems g) Liver Problems h) Urinary Ailments i) Preventing Diabetes j) Remedies for Arthritis k) Treating Skin Problems l) Looking Youthful: The Secret m) Obesity: Curse n) Adolescence: End of the Age of Nocence o) Life after 60 p) Food Habits 2. Hints for Women a) Handling Pregnancy b) Handling Post Delivery Situations c) Infant Care d) Gynecological Problems: A Discussion e) Let's Look and Feel Beautiful
Check up on trees, look after them and create your own tree collection. Using the Tree Check smart application, you can help to cool down our cities. At the same time, you can learn something and have fun whilst you’re at it.
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For avian enthusiasts, feathered companions aren't just pets; they are cherished members of the family. Just like any other pet, birds require proper care and attention to lead happy and healthy...
Inside the human body, a remarkable cycle occurs, unnoticed yet vital for life – the lifecycle of human blood cells. This process ensures that our blood can perform its essential functions, from transporting oxygen to fighting infections. In this article, we will explore the fascinating journey of blood cells. From their beginnings to end, each stage shows the crucial steps our body goes through to keep us healthy and alive. Join us as we uncover the essential processes that sustain us.
Blood, the sustainer of human life, is a tissue made of red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, and other substances suspended in a heterogeneous mixture with straw-yellow fluid called plasma. Blood is the liquid of life and is equally precious.
Accidents happen. And when accidents happen, blood is often involved. Did you know that human blood is one of the most potentially hazardous substances to clean up? This is because blood can expose you to MRSA, Hepatitis B and C, HIV, and other transmittable diseases. With so much at stake, it’s crucial that you understand the dangers of cleaning up blood without training. It would be a tragedy if someone contracted one of these diseases because blood wasn’t thoroughly and properly cleaned.
Currently there are more than two million farm ponds in the United States alone. Their popularity has several reasons, including ecological and practical ones. Farm ponds or stock tanks can provide an aquatic environment for many fish, flora, and wildlife in addition to offering a place for farmers and friends to fish for food or enjoyment. Having a diverse ecosystem on your farm land helps everyone, including the wildlife and any domesticated animals such as cows or goats that may graze on your land.
Ecosystem garden ponds let you create a soothing aquatic centrepiece in your backyard. Designed to replicate the conditions of natural rivers and creeks, ecosystem ponds work alongside the natural environment to provide local plants and wildlife with food, shelter and protection.
Repairing a leaking pond may seem like a daunting task, but with the right product you can have it as good as new in no time. Cemflex® is a universal waterproofer and bonding agent. When mixed with Portland cement and water it forms an effective waterproofing slurry, ideal for reservoirs,shower floor or walls, veranda floors, ponds and retainging walls. It is watertight, non-toxic, oil resistant and UV stable.
The Book of Why: The New Science of Cause and Effect [Paperback] Pearl, Judea and Mackenzie, Dana
Correlation does not imply causation.' This mantra was invoked by scientists for decades in order to avoid taking positions as to whether one thing caused another, such as smoking and cancer and carbon dioxide and global warming. But today, that taboo is dead. The causal revolution, sparked by world-renowned computer scientist Judea Pearl and his colleagues, has cut through a century of confusion and placed cause and effect on a firm scientific basis. Now, Pearl and Science journalist Dana Mackenzie explain causal thinking to General readers for the first time, showing how it allows us to explore the world that is and the worlds that could have been. It is the essence of human and artificial intelligence. And just as pearl's discoveries have enabled machines to think better, the book of why explains how we can think better.
One of the most important abilities of a MGO is being curious – to ask those questions (and keep asking them) that get to the deeper set of answers that will reveal the key drivers of the caseload donor.
A basic lesson in marine biology as it applies to the aquarium hobby goes as follows: if you stock a tank with males and females of the same species, chances are they’ll mate and reproduce at some point, often during the spring, and the female will lay dozens of eggs for insemination. In some cases, fish are live-bearers and “mouthbrooders,” like the African cichlids in the picture. Some species will breed at a prolific pace that keeps fish keepers on their toes, so you’ll have to make certain decisions in this regard. Keeping only males or only females of the same species is recommended if you don’t want to deal with breeding. Otherwise, here are five tips you can follow when your fish reproduce.
Most fish species rest on the bottom whilst in their sleep phase and appear for all intents and purposes to be in a daydream-like state. Some even lie on their sides, like this peacock wrasse
The Ringtail Unicornfish, which occurs in tropical marine waters of the Indo-Pacific. All fish sleep, even the weird-looking ones. Bernard Spragg/Flickr
