Kit Knightly Perhaps you’ve heard about the rash of blood clots in young healthy people, recently? Well don’t you worry your silly head about it, they were caused by dehydration due to the hot weather. Some of them, anyway. Maybe. Definitely the most recent ones, and certainly any you may hear about in the future. …
Tonight the live stream via Andy’s channel will feature yours truly. Will it get heated? I don’t know what will happen….we’ll see…will be me and unknown mystery guests…
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(ZH) — Ask any Arizonan whether their summers are more tolerable because “it’s a dry heat” and you’re likely to be asked to turn your oven to 150 degrees, stick your head inside for 20 minutes and report back as to whether or not the humidity within the oven ever crossed you mind. Probably not.
With temperatures rising, it is important that you take the necessary steps to protect yourself, your family, and your pets from heat related issues like exhaustion and heat stroke. Here, I will outline 5 no-brainer tips on how to cool yourself down, as well as cover some important information about heat strokes and heat exhaustion.
I used to live in the middle of nowhere, and my neighbors and I were constantly picking ticks off of our pets. When you think about ticks, you associate them with living in the woods. But these Lyme-disease carriers are everywhere. Whether you’re hiking through the wilderness or yanking weeds out of your backyard garden, there could be a tick nearby, eyeing you up like a juicy burger.
Do you know how to handle finding a tick on your clothes? Let’s test your knowledge with a little quiz.
You find a tick on your pant leg. You should:
A new study reveals that some popular over-the-counter pain relievers may not be an effective solution for those battling with osteoarthritis. A study published in The Lancet found that paracetamol, known as acetaminophen, or Tylenol in the United States, is not effective at reducing pain or improving movement in patients with osteoarthritis of the knee and hip.
This is maybe not the first choice of making fire in the wild, but for someone lost in the wilderness or a FEMA Camp prisoner, it can be the only way to light a flame. You take a tampon, put…Read more →
