vendredi 21 août 2015
How Garlic Does More Than Ward Off Vampires
How Garlic Does More Than Ward Off Vampires
An old saying goes that if you eat garlic, you are sure to keep away vampires at night. But what is the origin of this saying and does it really have any significance?
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Facts You Didn't Know About Your Toothbrush
Facts You Didn't Know About Your Toothbrush
You might not be aware of the
fact that the personal cleaning tool you use every day is actually home
to an alarming number of bacteria. According to researchers at the
University of Manchester, your toothbrush holds more than 100 million
bacteria, including E. coli and staphylococci (Staph). There may also be traces of fecal germs, as revealed by the University of Alabama. Your
mouth itself contains hundreds of microorganisms and the plaque you're
trying to brush off your teeth every morning is also a type of bacteria.
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10 Different Ways to Use Liquid Detergent
10 Different Ways to Use Liquid Detergent
Would you ever believe that you could use a little dishwashing soap to clean your jewelry, remove grease stains off shirts, or even oil stains from your garage floors?! You'd be amazed to learn the many interesting uses for the soapy liquid. You may want to pick up an extra bottle of detergent at the grocery store, just in case!
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8 Exercises for a Better Sitting Posture
8 Exercises for a Better Sitting Posture
Most of us spend a big part of our day sitting down, and often when we go home we forgo physical exercise for an evening in front of the TV or computer. All of these extended sitting sessions lead to us slouching in our chairs. Even if we start by sitting upright, eventually our muscles become fatigued, and we slouch, letting our bones take the brunt of the weight instead of our muscles. Over time, our bad sitting posture becomes our “regular” posture, and slouching can cause a host of problems: pain in the shoulders, joints, neck, lower back, knees, and even headaches. The following exercises will train the muscles in charge of supporting your spine, which will help you maintain the proper sitting position.
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How to Avoid Stress, According to Experts
How to Avoid Stress, According to Experts
Stress is an unfortunate fact of modern life and it can have long-term repercussions for our health. Even medical experts are not immune to stress, and their own experiences plus their health expertise leaves them best placed to advise us on how to deal with the problem. From doctors and psychologists, to health coaches and nutritionists, we have collected together medical professionals’ opinions on the best ways to manage stress levels. Their diverse backgrounds provide a variety of opinions, so you should be able to find a method that works for you!
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12 Tips I Got from My Grandmother
12 Tips I Got from My Grandmother
My beloved grandmother, may she rest in peace, used to carry an old notebook with her wherever she went. She would fill the notebook with beautiful thoughts and advice she got from wise people. Throughout my childhood I would see her writing down things in that little notebook, I always thought they were her secrets, but when she was on her deathbed, she called me over and shared her old notebook with me. The pieces of advice I found in that notebook changed my life, which made me want to share them with you, in hopes it would do the same. These are the things my grandmother taught me before she passed away…
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My beloved grandmother, may she rest in peace, used to carry an old notebook with her wherever she went. She would fill the notebook with beautiful thoughts and advice she got from wise people. Throughout my childhood I would see her writing down things in that little notebook, I always thought they were her secrets, but when she was on her deathbed, she called me over and shared her old notebook with me. The pieces of advice I found in that notebook changed my life, which made me want to share them with you, in hopes it would do the same. These are the things my grandmother taught me before she passed away…
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