There is a low supply of oil in the world. What can we do to prevent the limiting supply of oil?
What prevention solutions can there be for oil depletion?
kick republicans out of office and buy an electric moped
Reply:park your car and walk your lazy butt to the store.
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Terrorism Prevention?
Ok, the WTC ordeal was so damn tragic and scared me half to death. Since then, why cant we like put a nylon rope on every floor of tall buildings long enough to reach the ground?? Of parachutes, SOMETHING. I mean TRY to prevent this from happening again. What do you all think? What else could be out on all floors so that people wont have to jump to their deaths??
Terrorism Prevention?
unfortunately nylon burns verry easy so thats out. there are several companies that have come up with mini chutes and even ladders for lower floors. unfortunately there is no way to make everything 100% safe or preventable. You cannot "proof "anything most people think that concrete does not burn which is incorrect if it gets enough heat.
Reply:We could line up the bottom ground floor level on the outside of the Building with a real deep Moat so that the people jumping can have a safer and softer landing place!
I wonder how many half gainers someone could do off of the 101st floor before they would hit the water?
shells
Terrorism Prevention?
unfortunately nylon burns verry easy so thats out. there are several companies that have come up with mini chutes and even ladders for lower floors. unfortunately there is no way to make everything 100% safe or preventable. You cannot "proof "anything most people think that concrete does not burn which is incorrect if it gets enough heat.
Reply:We could line up the bottom ground floor level on the outside of the Building with a real deep Moat so that the people jumping can have a safer and softer landing place!
I wonder how many half gainers someone could do off of the 101st floor before they would hit the water?
shells
Overtraining prevention..?
Okay i overtrained my muscles.. a while back ago and just started resistance training again.. i know all the ways to help recovery {shower,water,protien etc} but i work im 18..and move around alot and sometimes have to pick up stuff and drop them off {not heavy stuff} will the work i have after a strengh training day.. make me go into overtraining status? or is it true moving around acctualy helps you recover faster
Overtraining prevention..?
Trust me. You're not overtraining, you're not even close. Anyone asking fitness questions here is not even close.
Unless you're working out 15-20 hours a week or more, there is very little possibility that you're overtraining.
Yes, keeping everything moving helps recovery.
Reply:Hey Matt. Overtraining your muscles can be a problem. There is a fine line between undertraining and overtraining. Studies have shown that a single set per body part can contribute to strength gains. But be aware, lifting a pencil a thousand times will no absolutly nothing for you....lol...Moving stuff around after work will not put you in "Overtraining status", because that crosses into the line of "Physical Activity", from Physical Fitness. I move lots of stuff at my job too. Whenever you exercise to your fatigue level, your body is now ready for more, next time. Anything less, in between, is ok. Get it? It is not necessarily the moving around helping you to recover faster...you will only recover if you rest the actually muscles...think of the extra moving as range of motion...and a "cool down" lol. Im sorry I cant answer this question to well without some more information.
Reply:Moving around will help in recovery in that the lactic acid is removed from the sore areas. Will moving around to much at your job cause you to overtrain.. unless your job is repeditive work like swinging a sledge hammer all day or sanding walls probably not. Let your body feed back tell you, I work heavy construction and some days just after work my shoulders are done so I only do them lightly when they are tired. Modify your workouts to offset hard days on the job, and remember form and good cool down with stretching after a hard work out to help with muscle pain.
Overtraining prevention..?
Trust me. You're not overtraining, you're not even close. Anyone asking fitness questions here is not even close.
Unless you're working out 15-20 hours a week or more, there is very little possibility that you're overtraining.
Yes, keeping everything moving helps recovery.
Reply:Hey Matt. Overtraining your muscles can be a problem. There is a fine line between undertraining and overtraining. Studies have shown that a single set per body part can contribute to strength gains. But be aware, lifting a pencil a thousand times will no absolutly nothing for you....lol...Moving stuff around after work will not put you in "Overtraining status", because that crosses into the line of "Physical Activity", from Physical Fitness. I move lots of stuff at my job too. Whenever you exercise to your fatigue level, your body is now ready for more, next time. Anything less, in between, is ok. Get it? It is not necessarily the moving around helping you to recover faster...you will only recover if you rest the actually muscles...think of the extra moving as range of motion...and a "cool down" lol. Im sorry I cant answer this question to well without some more information.
Reply:Moving around will help in recovery in that the lactic acid is removed from the sore areas. Will moving around to much at your job cause you to overtrain.. unless your job is repeditive work like swinging a sledge hammer all day or sanding walls probably not. Let your body feed back tell you, I work heavy construction and some days just after work my shoulders are done so I only do them lightly when they are tired. Modify your workouts to offset hard days on the job, and remember form and good cool down with stretching after a hard work out to help with muscle pain.
Monday, August 23, 2010
Osteoperosis prevention, whats the best course of action?
My friend has been taking tablets for quite a while, she also has bone density tests etc. Recently she had a dental implant and she' had no end of problems.She read an article that said an ingredient in her tablet had a side effect that can cause a jaw condition, whereby the bone decreases. Does anyone know anything about this ingredient (Its phos or fos something)and what is a reliable and safe product for her to take?
Osteoperosis prevention, whats the best course of action?
Calcium, Vitamin D, exercise, bone density tests are steps to help prevent osteoperosis.....to learn more go to this website.
http://www.nof.org/prevention/
Reply:MILK and lots of it!
Reply:I think that you should get lots of calcium through milk, cheese and other dairy products.
Reply:Surf the internet there is a mountain of information regarding supplements for this condition - I take calcium with magnesium to help with absorbtion.
Reply:Has your friend tried Calcichew-D 3
Reply:exercise is always good for increase bone strength. Many ppl as they get older get increasingly sedentary
Reply:I have slightly reduced bone density - other than the obvious answer of speak to the Dr, I was advised to eat three portions of dairy/calcium containing products anything from milk, cheese, yogurt, even tofu is good! Also you need Vitamin D to absorb the calcium - we can absorb this through the sun so time outside helps. Also very important is weight bearing exercise - anything that pounds through the body ie walking, aerobics running etc.
Osteoperosis prevention, whats the best course of action?
Calcium, Vitamin D, exercise, bone density tests are steps to help prevent osteoperosis.....to learn more go to this website.
http://www.nof.org/prevention/
Reply:MILK and lots of it!
Reply:I think that you should get lots of calcium through milk, cheese and other dairy products.
Reply:Surf the internet there is a mountain of information regarding supplements for this condition - I take calcium with magnesium to help with absorbtion.
Reply:Has your friend tried Calcichew-D 3
Reply:exercise is always good for increase bone strength. Many ppl as they get older get increasingly sedentary
Reply:I have slightly reduced bone density - other than the obvious answer of speak to the Dr, I was advised to eat three portions of dairy/calcium containing products anything from milk, cheese, yogurt, even tofu is good! Also you need Vitamin D to absorb the calcium - we can absorb this through the sun so time outside helps. Also very important is weight bearing exercise - anything that pounds through the body ie walking, aerobics running etc.
Cause,prevention,control,sympt... of dengue?
Dengue fever is a disease caused by a virus that is transmitted by mosquitos. It is an acute illness of sudden onset that usually follows a benign course with headache, fever, prostration, severe joint and muscle pain, swollen glands (lymphadenopathy) and rash. The presence (the "dengue triad") of fever, rash, and headache (and other pains) is particularly characteristic of dengue.
Dengue (pronounced DENG-gay) is now reaching the peak of a roughly five-year cycle. It strikes people with low levels of immunity. An attack of dengue produces immunity for a year or more. Once this outbreak ebbs, more people will be resistant to the viral disease and the cycle will begin again.
Dengue goes by other names including breakbone or dandy fever. Victims of dengue often have contortions due to the intense joint and muscle pain. Hence, the name "breakbone fever." Slaves in the West Indies who contracted dengue were said to have "dandy fever" because of their postures and gait.
Treatment
The mainstay of treatment is supportive therapy. The patient is encouraged to keep up oral intake, especially of oral fluids. If the patient is unable to maintain oral intake, supplementation with intravenous fluids may be necessary to prevent dehydration and significant hemoconcentration. A platelet transfusion is rarely indicated if the platelet level drops significantly or if there is significant bleeding.
Cause,prevention,control,sympt... of dengue?
mosquitoes,
symptoms - like malaria
prevention - not sure there is prevention, it is a swampy, tropical disease. I guess making sure you put insect repellant on!
Reply:Cause: specific type of mosquito that carries the virus
Prevention: cleaning up all areas of standing water, where mosquitoes can breed. Also, using repellants on the body if necessary (mostly its the daytime biting mosquitoes that carry the disease)
Symptoms: headache, severe joint aches, fever, sometimes a rash.
purple heart
Dengue (pronounced DENG-gay) is now reaching the peak of a roughly five-year cycle. It strikes people with low levels of immunity. An attack of dengue produces immunity for a year or more. Once this outbreak ebbs, more people will be resistant to the viral disease and the cycle will begin again.
Dengue goes by other names including breakbone or dandy fever. Victims of dengue often have contortions due to the intense joint and muscle pain. Hence, the name "breakbone fever." Slaves in the West Indies who contracted dengue were said to have "dandy fever" because of their postures and gait.
Treatment
The mainstay of treatment is supportive therapy. The patient is encouraged to keep up oral intake, especially of oral fluids. If the patient is unable to maintain oral intake, supplementation with intravenous fluids may be necessary to prevent dehydration and significant hemoconcentration. A platelet transfusion is rarely indicated if the platelet level drops significantly or if there is significant bleeding.
Cause,prevention,control,sympt... of dengue?
mosquitoes,
symptoms - like malaria
prevention - not sure there is prevention, it is a swampy, tropical disease. I guess making sure you put insect repellant on!
Reply:Cause: specific type of mosquito that carries the virus
Prevention: cleaning up all areas of standing water, where mosquitoes can breed. Also, using repellants on the body if necessary (mostly its the daytime biting mosquitoes that carry the disease)
Symptoms: headache, severe joint aches, fever, sometimes a rash.
purple heart
Flea prevention called Pro Maris, has anyone heard of it?
My vet told me about this new product called Pro Maris and it's supposed to be so much better than advantage and frontline but I've never heard of the product before. If you've heard of it or know of a website that has it listed please let me know. I don't want to buy something for my kitties that won't work or might harm them.
Thank you
Flea prevention called Pro Maris, has anyone heard of it?
ProMeris. It's the newest veterinary spot-on. My practice carries it, but hasn't sold any that I know of - we're wary of new products!
A friend of mine works for the Cats Protection League and they used this stuff frequently, but have stopped because they didn't find it very effective. This is the only report on it I've heard.
I don't know why a new spot-on was even brough out, because there isn't really a gap in the market - Frontline etc have everything covered. It's just that people tend to not use this stuff properly - they either drop it on their animal's fur (it MUST go on the skin) or they don't treat their environment, which is also a must.
If your cat is under 8 weeks old, you can only use Frontline spray. If he's older than 8 weeks, Frontline spot-on is quite safe.
Chalice
Reply:Hi Erika...here's Fort Dodge's website for the ProMeris product:
http://www.promeris.com/
http://www.fortdodge.eu/promeris.asp
The first website talks about the product and how it works. The active ingredient which elminates flea infestation is called metaflumizone.
Excerpt taken from the ProMeris website:
ProMeris for cats is the only product available from a veterinarian that contains the active ingredient metaflumizone, a new compound proven to control fleas. Metaflumizone has never before been used to control fleas and research shows they are readily susceptible. Its new mode of action attacks fleas’ nervous system by blocking voltage dependent sodium channels, which results in paralysis and death of the flea.
Thank you
Flea prevention called Pro Maris, has anyone heard of it?
ProMeris. It's the newest veterinary spot-on. My practice carries it, but hasn't sold any that I know of - we're wary of new products!
A friend of mine works for the Cats Protection League and they used this stuff frequently, but have stopped because they didn't find it very effective. This is the only report on it I've heard.
I don't know why a new spot-on was even brough out, because there isn't really a gap in the market - Frontline etc have everything covered. It's just that people tend to not use this stuff properly - they either drop it on their animal's fur (it MUST go on the skin) or they don't treat their environment, which is also a must.
If your cat is under 8 weeks old, you can only use Frontline spray. If he's older than 8 weeks, Frontline spot-on is quite safe.
Chalice
Reply:Hi Erika...here's Fort Dodge's website for the ProMeris product:
http://www.promeris.com/
http://www.fortdodge.eu/promeris.asp
The first website talks about the product and how it works. The active ingredient which elminates flea infestation is called metaflumizone.
Excerpt taken from the ProMeris website:
ProMeris for cats is the only product available from a veterinarian that contains the active ingredient metaflumizone, a new compound proven to control fleas. Metaflumizone has never before been used to control fleas and research shows they are readily susceptible. Its new mode of action attacks fleas’ nervous system by blocking voltage dependent sodium channels, which results in paralysis and death of the flea.
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