Go to sleep with a full stomach: Here’s why you should avoid it

Going to sleep with a full stomach is not a good idea. The body needs a lot of energy for digestion, making sleep restless and even leading to stomach problems. Therefore, you should avoid eating sumptuous food before going to bed. You should not go to sleep with a full stomachOn the subject of eating, countless rules should be followed. One of them is not to go to bed with a full stomach. Behind what grandmother preached to us, there is quite a logical explanation. To know why you should…

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Uniform charging cable to be introduced by 2024

All those who are fed up with the cable clutter that has accumulated around our sockets can now sigh relief. The EU Parliament has finally voted in favor of standardized charging cables. But it will still be a while before the new regulation is enforced. It should be ready in 2024. All electronic devices such as cell phones, tablets, laptops, and Co will have a uniform charging socket. The EU Parliament has decided on a long-discussed matter! By 2024, there is to be a uniform charging cable for countless electrical…

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Fruits and vegetables in autumn: these varieties will keep you slim and fit

With fall just around the corner, it’s time to harvest fruits and vegetables. Many of the vegetables and fruits that fall brings are healthy and low in calories. Autumn: fruits and vegetables for a slim figureMany fruits and vegetables harvested in autumn are real slimmers and are particularly rich in minerals, fiber, and vitamins. Apples: These fruits are harvested in September. They have a shallow calorie content and are, therefore, perfect to be eaten as a snack. Moreover, due to the pectin they contain, they make you feel full for…

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Pope directly calls on Putin and Selenskyj to make peace

Pope Francis calls for an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine. Addressing the presidents of both countries, the Holy Father said they must find a way out of the crisis. He said it was “absurd” for the world to face a nuclear threat because of Ukraine. Addressing Russian President Vladimir Putin, Francis said he should end the “spiral of violence and death” out of “love for his people.” It was the first time since the start of Russia’s war of aggression in Ukraine on February 24 that the Argentine pope addressed President…

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Corona: SARS-CoV-2 infections can damage the intestine

The issue of Corona is not going away. Infections with SARS-CoV-2 mainly attack the lungs but can also damage other organs, such as the intestines: About 60 percent of patients have effects on the digestive tract. New findings from researchers at MedUni Vienna could form the basis for more advanced treatment strategies. They have been published in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences. Corona: SARS-CoV-2 infections can damage the intestineThe scientific team led by Diana Mechtcheriakova of the Institute of Pathophysiology and Allergy Research focused on investigating peculiarities and commonalities…

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Strong inflation in foodstuffs such as butter, bread, oil, flour & Co.

A recent AK Price Monitor looked at the prices of 40 products from seven stores. Inflation is strongest for butter, bread, oil, and flour. There are currently significant price increases for inexpensive everyday products. A shopping basket of affordable food and cleaning products now costs a third more than a year ago. This shows a current AK price monitor with 40 cheapest products in seven stores. Strong inflation in foodstuffs such as butter, bread, oil, flour & Co.Consumers now have to pay much more for breakfast, buttered bread with fried…

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New Alzheimer’s drug offers hope

Failures have marked Alzheimer’s research for years. However, the new drug from biotech companies Biogen and Eisai delivers promising results in a study. Compared with alternative medicine, there is also a significant advantage. The U.S. biotech company Biogen and its Japanese partner Eisai are raising hopes for a new Alzheimer’s drug with study data. The drug, lecanemab, significantly slowed the cognitive and functional decline in an extensive study of patients in the early stages of the disease – a rare success in Alzheimer’s research, where there are many failed drug…

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Why touch does us good – most of the time

Lonely people feel it especially, the distance rules because of Corona have also shown it to many others: without physical contact we are missing something. Because people need physical closeness and touch to be happy and healthy. Unless these are unwanted. Why is that? You do it when you haven’t seen someone for a long time. When you want to comfort someone. Or when you just want to show you’re there at the bedside. Whether it’s a warm hug, a pat on the arm, or holding a hand, a touch…

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Drinking your coffee like this could prolong your life

Coffee is always accused of harming our health. Yet it can be good for us – at least if we drink it in moderation and prepare it in a certain way.Is coffee an integral part of your morning routine? Many of us can’t even get going without our dose of caffeine. And as long as we don’t overdo it with our coffee consumption, there’s nothing wrong with it. On the contrary, researchers at the Chinese Southern Medical University in Guangzhou have revealed in a study that hot beverages can even…

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