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After the chaos of the Lira exchange rate collapse, Turkey countered the United States. On the 15th, the official announcement was made to significantly increase tariffs on some imported products such as American cars, tobacco and alcohol, in response to the previous Trump administration's doubling

After the chaos of the Lira exchange rate collapse, Turkey countered the United States. On the 15th, the official announcement was made to significantly increase tariffs on some imported products such as American cars, tobacco and alcohol, in response to the previous Trump administration's doubling

Japan current affairs news agency 31 reported that Japan Airlines issued a statement on the same day that its 40 year old male captain of ANAWings, a subsidiary of the company, was physically discomforted in drinking alcohol in Okinawa on the evening of the 24th. As a result of 5 flight delays on

Overseas Network November 2nd Recently, a deputy captain of Japan Airlines was detained by the British police due to excessive alcohol concentration before taking off and was unable to board the plane. Japan Airlines publicly apologized for the incident on the 1st. This is the first time in a week

According to the Japan Common Network, on October 28, local time, a co-pilot pilot of Japan Airlines plans to fly from London Heathrow Airport to Haneda Airport. Before the take-off, the driver of the shuttle bus smelled that there was an obvious smell of alcohol, so the driver informed the police.

In the last few years there has been much talk about resveratrol, due to the fact that this substance seems to have a very strong antioxidant, antimicrobial and anticancer action.Just take a look at a few health benefits of resveratrol: * Resveratrol may be highly beneficial for the teeth, because it prevent the adhesion of harmful bacteria in them and prevents tooth decay. The findings of Italian researchers show that drinking a glass of red wine a day can help maintain dental health and reduce the need for fillings. What is more, last year, a team of American researchers also discovered that certain chemicals found in large quantities in the seeds and skins of grapes prevent the adhesion of corrosive bacteria in dental enamel. The most dangerous of these bacteria called streptococcus mutans, live in the oral cavity and feed off sugars that come from our diet. These bacteria stick to the enamel, and trigger a process, in which acids (sugars have been metabolized by acid bacteria) begin to open holes in the teeth. In a recent study, researchers from the University of Pavia in Italy exposed the bacteria to a small amount of red wine (after extracting the alcohol), so to be sure what component of red wine is actually effective. The results showed that after exposure to resveratrol, the bacteria were no longer able to adhere to the teeth or the mouth.