Sick days fell to a record LOW in 2020: Only 1.8% of working hours were lost to illness and injury – and just 15% of days off work were down to Covid, official data shows Office for National Statistics (ONS) data showed sick days fell to record lows It estimated about 3.6 days were taken… Read More »
Schedule 1 drugs are defined as drugs that have no medical use and have a high potential for addiction and abuse. In serious overdose cases, the person may be intubated to help them breathe. No matter where you live, there is a drug rehab center that can help you overcome your addiction. This is not… Read More »
Mixed martial arts fighter Dillon Danis flies on private jets, has 784,000 Instagram followers and regularly posts photos of himself with Drake, Jennifer Lopez and David Beckham. His Twitter bio is just one word: “icon.” “It’s kind of crazy,” the four-time jujitsu world champion tells The Post. “Being young and getting this popularity, free things… Read More »
Baby Atharva (Photo Credits: Fortis Hospital) On January 3, 2019, the parents of a distraught 14-month-old baby boy Atharva, rushed the child to the hospital. The toddler was brought in with injuries he sustained after falling from the 4th floor of their Deonar home. Atharva had strayed into the balcony, which was not protected by… Read More »
Breathing is a reflex – an automatic, vital action that keeps us alive. But the simple trick of altering how you breathe can also help improve your health and ease all sorts of niggles, according to Stuart Sandeman, transformational breath coach and founder of Breathpod (breathpod.me). “Many people breathe in shallow and constricted patterns, limiting… Read More »