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The more you work with yourself, the more beauty your life will be.
The more you work with yourself, the more beauty your life will be.
In addition to Soil dust, children eat things like pencils, sand, lime, squares, paper, which have no nutrition at all.
We have seen children from kneeling to 5 years of age eating inedible things like chok, Soil dust, paper, lime, pencil. There are certain factors at work behind this move.
A staggering number of people are setting up shop on their mattresses; according to a November 2020 study, 72% of 1,000 Americans surveyed said they had worked remotely from their bed during the pandemic – a 50% increase since the start of the crisis. One in 10 reported they spent “most or all of their workweek” – 24-to-40 hours or more – in bed. This is especially true of young workers; in the UK, workers aged 18 to 34 are the least likely to have a proper desk and chair, and are twice as likely to work from bed than older workers.
But the reality is that turning your bed into your office can trigger a slew of health problems, both psychological and physical. And even if you don’t notice them now, adverse effects – possibly permanent – could emerge later on in life.
Young people, she points out, are particularly likely to fall victim to these bad habits, because they may not feel the strain of them right away. But the pain will flare up down the road. And depending on how bad your habits have been over this last year, the damage may already be done. It depends on the person, but it may be too late to undo the ergonomic problems you’ll face when you get older.
When you work from bed for a year, it doesn’t just potentially wreck your body. It’s possibly bad for your productivity and sleep habits, too.
“As sleep specialists, we tend to recommend that the bed should be for the three Ss: sleeping, for sex or for when you’re sick. That’s it,” says Rachel Salas, associate professor of neurology and sleep expert at Johns Hopkins University in Maryland.
“The more you watch TV in bed, play video games in bed and not sleep in bed, your brain starts learning, ‘oh, OK, we can do any one of these activities in bed’. It starts building these associations, which eventually evolve into conditioned behaviours.”
The most pernicious issue, however, is that all those potential problems may show up in some WFB workers, but not in others.
“Some people will swear that it’s not an issue for them: they can work in bed, they can sleep in bed,” says Salas. “They can do whatever they want in bed and it doesn’t negatively affect their sleep.”
It may feel like one more thing to worry about in the Covid-19 era.“If you don’t have any of the negative effects, great,”says Salas. “But that might not always be the case.”
Flaxseeds the teeny-tiny seeds on top of on your smoothie bowl or avocado toast — do more than just add the finishing touch to a healthy breakfast. These nutritious powerhouses contain a plethora of heart-healthy unsaturated fats plus vitamins and minerals that can benefit your body in a number of ways.
And while you may think of them as just a crunchy garnish, flaxseeds also provide a one-two punch of plant-based fiber and protein, powering you up in the morning and helping you stay energized until the afternoon. So before you pour a scoop of flax into your granola, get the full scoop on what these seeds can do.
Serving Size: 2 tablespoons
70 calories
4.5g total fat
0g cholesterol
0g sodium
4g carbohydrates
3g dietary fiber
0g total sugars
3g protein
0mcg vitamin D
24mg calcium
1mg iron
113mg potassium
Flaxseed is good sources of fiber with about 3 grams per tablespoon, or 11% of what you need in a day. Getting enough fiber can help keep your GI tract in tip-top shape. Fiber is also shown to slow the absorption of carbohydrates during the digestive process, meaning it can help control blood sugar levels and make you feel fuller, longer.
If you're looking for healthier locks, try eating more flaxseeds along with more fish, nuts, and other produce. The polyunsaturated omega-3 fatty acids inside can help nourish your hair and scalp and prevent dryness.
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