Expert warns that global chocolate supply is at risk due to the rapid spread of a virus
Expert warns that global chocolate supply is at risk due to the rapid spread of a virus
Chocoholics may want to stock up on candy bars while they can — a devastating disease is ravaging the cacao trees in West Africa, potentially putting the global chocolate supply in jeopardy, scientists have found.
The disease, known as cacao swollen shoot virus disease (CSSVD), is spread by several species of mealybugs that feed on the chocolate crop. Once infected, the cacao trees exhibit various symptoms including swelling of the stems and roots, red veins on immature leaves, and rounding and shrinking of the cacao pods.
As the world grapples with the potential shortage of chocolate caused by CSSVD and rising cocoa prices, it becomes increasingly important to find sustainable solutions to protect cacao trees and support farmers in their efforts t
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Expert warns that global chocolate supply is at risk due to the rapid spread of a virus
VKI: Influencer drinks – warning about high caffeine content
– 2024-04-25 00:59:49
Caffeine content per can can far exceed official recommendations for children and young people
Vienna (OTS) – Numerous influencers have discovered the energy drinks and lemonade business in recent years. These are particularly popular with children and young people. The Association for Consumer Information (VKI) took a closer look at the ingredients of some popular drinks and found that some products are anything but healthy, especially for this target group, due to their very high caffeine content.
In 2022, two US influencers founded a company to sell sodas and energy drinks under the “Prime” brand. One can of this energy drink (0.355 liter container), which is now available worldwide, c
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25 April “World Malaria Day” Know the important vectors of disease. How to notice symptoms and protection
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Symptoms of the disease
Malaria generally has symptoms similar to those of the common cold. but no mucus, such as fever, headache, body aches Nausea and loss of appetite may also occur. The symptoms may last for a day or several. It depends on the incubation period of each type of malaria virus. When showing symptoms of malaria It will consist of 3 phases:
In addition, some types of malaria patients If n
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7 tips for living a longer life (and avoiding inflammation)
Scientists are clear: to age in good health and improve your life expectancy, it is imperative to avoid generalized inflammation of the body. This phenomenon would in fact be a contributing factor for many health concerns – cardiovascular disorders, senile dementia, loss of muscle mass, repeated bacterial and viral infections, etc.
To limit the risk of developing this famous generalized inflammation of the body, the University of Birmingham (in Great Britain) offers 7 tips that are not difficult to apply on a daily basis:
Move as often as possible
In addition to being excellent for the figure as well as for preventing many cardiovascular diseases (type 2 diabetes, for example
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Top 10 Sources of Leucine for Strong Muscles
If you go to the gym or follow celebrities fitness on social media you have probably heard or heard of BCAA supplements (branched chain amino acids or branched-chain amino acids). But what exactly are these powders with colors and flavors often comparable to those of a slush convenience store?
In fact, these are supplements that contain 3 amino acids (constituents of proteins): leucine, isoleucine and valine. The latter, in particular leucine, are allies muscle development and recovery.
The good news is that you don’t need to consume BCAA supplements before moving (at least if you’re not a high-level athlete). Diet can largely cover our leucine needs to support the development and maintenance of our muscles. AND strong muscle mass supports overall health, brain, heart, mood, bones, longevity and more!
Here’s what you need to know about leucine: why consume it, as well as recommended intakes 10 foods rich in leucine for a strong and healthy body. We give you omnivorous and plant-based options, as well as recipe ideas for cooking them.
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The Surprising Health Benefits of Kissing: From Burning Calories to Firming Your Face
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Did you know that kissing for 1 minute can help you burn 2-6 calories? Can kissing for 1 hour burn as much energy as jogging on a treadmill for 30 minutes? Additionally, kisses help firm your face. Because research confirms that up to 30 facial muscles are stimulated during a kiss, thus making our face firmer too.
Although kissing has many benefits, But kissing can transmit some diseases, such as the common cold, hepatitis B, herpes and warts, so avoid kissing when you are sick.
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Chronic pain, 1 and a half billion people suffer from it in the world – Healthcare
Worldwide, over one and a half billion people suffer from chronic pain related to various situations and pathologies. Opioid drugs are powerful means of controlling cone pain but over time they develop ‘tolerance’, i.e. they suffer a progressive reduction in effectiveness with the risk of having to progressively increase the dose. A lipid substance, ultramicronized Pea, would be able to counteract the development of tolerance to opioids, such as morphine. It is produced by the body and is present in various foods of both animal and plant origin. It is being studied by the research group of Carla Gheraldini, of the Department of Neuroscience, Psychology, Drug Area and Child Health of the University of Florence an
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Chronic pain, 1 and a half billion people suffer from it in the world – Healthcare
announces who will be able to get vaccinated against tick-borne encephalitis for free
According to the National Public Health Center (NVSC), on average, about 400-500 residents of the country fall ill with this tick-borne disease every year.
Currently, vaccinations against tick-borne encephalitis are paid. The most reliable protection against tick-borne encephalitis is guaranteed by 3 doses of vaccinations, but taking into account the vaccination prices, Lithuanian residents currently have to pay around 100 euros.
But the good news is that people aged 50-55 will be able to get vaccinated against tick-borne encephalitis for free from September this year, the NVSC said.
A serious and insidious disease
Tick-borne encephalitis is a natural focal human disease caused by the tick-borne encephalitis virus, which affects the brain, its coverings or peripheral nerves. It is one of the most severe viral infections of the human central nervous system, characterized by residual effects that sometimes lead to disabi
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announces who will be able to get vaccinated against tick-borne encephalitis for free
Public Urged to Fully Vaccinate Children: Majalengka Health Service Emphasizes Importance of Immunization
Kadinkes Majalengka H. And Susanto, when she was communicating with her mother, during the union week.* (Photo: Ist/FC)
MAJALENGKA, (FC). – The Majalengka District Health Service reminds the public to fully vaccinate infants and children.
Vaccinations are given to these children to provide immunity and resistance against diseases that can harm them.
The Head of the Majalengka Health Office, H. Agus Susanto, explained that vaccination is not only an effective preventive measure but is also considered one of the most effective and cost-effective public health interventions in preventing vaccine preventable diseases (PD3I). .
“Although the vaccination program in Indonesia has achieved several successes, currently there are still children in Indonesia who have not received or have not received the full vaccination,” said Agus Susanto, Wednesday (24/4) .
And he pointed out that data from the World Health Organization (WHO) show that there are still around 20.5 million children around the world, including in Indonesia, who have not received the full vaccination.
Various factors such as availability of vaccines, cold chain management, quality vaccination services, negative aspects of vaccination and lack of public knowledge about the benefits of vaccination are also obstacles in efforts to increase vaccination coverage.
Since 2012, he said, World Immunization Week (WIMW) has been held every year in the fourth week of April with the aim of increasing public awareness of the importance of vaccination and the movement to continue vaccination. in an effort to prevent VPD.
In connection with the implementation of (PID) in 2024, the Head of the Majal
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Pay attention to your child’s signals
“It is not a processing error, it is a different operating system,” explains Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) simply Gabriela del Carmen Cardeña Chab, educator and graduate in Hearing and Language, who was interviewed within the framework of the World Day Autism Awareness Day, which is today.
According to the specialist, who works at the “Jacinto Canek” Multiple Care Center, the signs to identify the presence of this disorder in a child are: he does not maintain eye contact with another person, he does not respond when called by his name and does not show facial expressions such as happiness, sadness, anger or shock.
Likewise, he does not participate in simple interactive games with other children, uses few or no gestures, and has repetitive behaviors such as
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