Harold Frederick

Constipation or irritable bowel syndrome, the pesky interlopers that stealthily creep into our lives, can disrupt our daily rhythm and leave us yearning for escape. It limits beneficial bacteria like Bacteroids and induces overgrowth of terrible bacteria.
While various remedies are available, many seek natural alternatives to alleviate this common problem. Among the potential solutions, honey has emerged as a sweet and intriguing option for constipation relief.
This article will explore what food group is honey …

In a previous survey, the US has reported that around 4.4% of adults use Bargain E-Juice. However, even though these have been sold in the US for about a decade, the Food and Drug Administration is yet to systemically review their impact on lung health.  In the meantime, the evolving evidence brought on by vaping has raised concerns among the experts in the American Lung Association. So, what exactly are the harmful effects of e-cigarettes, particularly on the lungs? Let’s find out.
Dangerous Chemicals May Lead to Irreversible Damage
A 2018 consensus study report released by the …

The forthcoming hockey season will be under the new Covid-19 rules, where the NHL will urge stricter restrictions and penalties on players who are not vaccinated.
Furthermore, unvaccinated players who cannot join in club activities, like unable to travel because of regulations imposed by the government or contracting the virus, are deemed for suspension by their respective teams, as reported by ESPN.
Moreover, unvaccinated players will be penalized for their one day pay whenever they can’t join the team’s activity. However, players with medical conditions or cite religious practices are exempted from the new policy.
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A 43-year old lady confessed that since April 2019, she has lost 15 pounds and felt terrific ever since. To achieve her fitness goals, she’s doing 10,000 steps every day with her Apple watch and purchased a treadmill to stay active during the quarantine period. She said walking saved her sanity and restored her body.
Based on studies, taking steps every day can add years to one’s life. Individuals who walk about 7,000 steps per day have a 50 to 70 percent chance of death from any causes after several years, compared to individuals who only take fewer steps per day. These results were conducted for white and black middle-aged …