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Pandemic & Natural Flu Prevention with Simple Daily Habits The current Coronavirus Pandemic sweeping the world is causing all of us to look at our daily habits. Most of the focus has been on hand sanitation, covering your mouth if you cough or sneeze, and keeping your distance from people who may be at risk of spreading the virus. However, a more prudent action to take would be to look at the daily habits you have in place which could protect you long term from being in the high risk group of most likely to suffer severe consequences from contracting a virus such as COVID-19. Rather than resort to waiting for an immunization to emerge, you could start now to adopt daily habits that support natural pandemic and flu prevention. This high risk group comprises people over the age of 60 who are immune compromised and/or have an underlying health condition that makes them more susceptible to disease and death from that disease. Unfortunately, the health of our population as a whole has been declining for many years now. Have a look at some of the statistics: From 1990 to 2013 there was a 141% increase in deaths from Heart Disease. From 1996 to 2009 there was a 145% increase n people suffering from Asthma From 1999 to 2015 there was a 150% increase in Inflammatory Bowel Disease From 1990 to 2015 there was a 250% increase in Epilepsy From 1999 to 2010 there was a 300% increase in Diabetes From 1996 to 2018 300% more births required fertility treatments. From 1991 to 2015 there were 783% more deaths from Alzheimer's Disease From 1990 to 2018 there was a 4,200% increase in Autism Common diseases are now increasing at epidemic rates, but none of this is hitting the headlines of our mainstream media! What could be causing this massive decline in our population's health, and therefore making us more vulnerable to pandemics like COVID-19 and seasonal flu viruses? Nutrient Deficiency Diseasesmineral-defiency-deseases-and nutrient deficiencyDr Wallach has been saying for man

In the past decade, cell phone usage while driving has sprang up as a major driving safety issue in the United States and many other developed countries. Originally, teens were the primary target of anti-texting and driving campaigns, but now that cell phone usage is standard amongst a multitude of demographics, the issue has become more broad and is impacting a larger population. According to OSHA's page on Distracted Driving: The human toll is tragic. DOT reports that in 2009, more than 5,400 people died in crashes linked to distraction and thousands more were injured. "Texting while driving" has become such a prominent hazard that 30 states now ban text messaging for all drivers. OSHA - Distracted Driving From checking Facebook, to making phone calls, to checking in with friends and loved ones via text, cell phones have become distracting in the workplace as well, and many companies have, in recent years, implemented cell phone policies on usage to help to maintain productivity. Just like with regular driving, however, cell phones also present a safety risk to workers on the job, especially when machinery and vehicles are being used. In this blog post, we're going to cover various aspects of cell phone workplace safety with regard to work sites. Cell Phone Workplace Safety and Transportation Many of the most problematic workplace instances of cell phone distraction, just like in the rest of the world, come from those who are constantly driving. In your company, this might mean that a delivery truck driver gets distracted and hurts a worker on their way in or out of your warehouse, or it could mean that they injure a civilian or damage someone's property while out on a delivery. Either case you want to avoid, and with damage or injuries to outside parties, you have even less coverage (no worker's compensation, etc.) than if you had an incident contained to workers and company property. The best way to void these distractions are to set hard rul

MedCab provides 24 hours ambulance services and medical help in Khadra, Lucknow. MedCab can be reached readily for quick assistance on our emergency ambulance number for Lucknow at 18008-908-208. MedCab dispatches its ambulance services within seconds of being booked. Khadra is a locality in central Lucknow. Well populated areas of Lucknow, such as Rajajipuram and Aminabad surround the locality. Khadra is most well known for its vibrant market called Khadra Market. Khadra Market has a variety of things for sale, such as clothes, bags, home furnishing. It is one of the best markets near Bara Imambara with a variety of clothes, foods and other items for sale. The Charbagh metro station is the closest to the Khadra market. The Khadra Hospital is one of the main hospitals in Khadra and quite close to the Khadra Market. MedCab ambulance services take patients to the Khadra Hospital as well as other hospitals in Lucknow. Medical emergencies can occur unannounced at any location including Khadra. Contact MedCab on our emergency ambulance number for Lucknow to get fast ambulance services at your location in Khadra.

MedCab: The Best 24 Hours Ambulance Services in Preeti Nagar, Lucknow MedCab is known to be the best ambulance service in Preeti Nagar, Lucknow. This is because it provides 24 hours ambulance service and offers quick online ambulance bookings along with fast ambulance dispatch. This makes MedCab the top 24 hours ambulance service in Preeti Nagar. Preeti Nagar is a well-populated residential locality in Lucknow on the Sitapur Road. It is in close proximity to Fazullaganj and Keshav Nagar. Some of the good schools near the area include the Narayana E-Techno School, Serenity School of Excellence, Trinity Academy, and Shri Ram Academy. The closest metro station is the Indira Nagar Metro Station. There are many restaurants around Preeti Nagar, such as the Creative Kitchen and the Kraft Kitchen. Some of the good markets in the area include the Preet Market and the Anna Market. To book an ambulance with MedCab in Preeti Nagar, call the emergency ambulance contact number 18008-908-208.