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Aquasure Water Purifier
Posted on May 21st, 2010 No commentsNearly a year back, I had bought a Eureka Forbes AquaSure storage water purifier. I even wrote a review of this pure water purifier and recommended it as a cost effective solution to filtering water for drinking purpose. AquaSure is a water purifier for home use and falls under the “drinking water filtration system” category.
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Don’t Forget To Schedule Your Mammogram
Posted on March 9th, 2010 1 commentA mammogram is the most effective way to detect breast cancer and increases the chances of a cure by 95% in case of early diagnosis. Every woman over 40 should get the exam on a regular basis.
The following advertisement titled “Honk” is a fun video exhorting all women to schedule a breast mammogram. Watch the video with your computer speakers turned ON for full enjoyment.
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Find Your Correct Ergonomic Posture While Working On A Computer
Posted on January 28th, 2010 1 commentComputer posture is important. You will probably spend many hours sitting at your PC and how you do this will have implications on your health as well as your productivity.
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Bicycle riding and knee pain – its causes and cures
Posted on December 17th, 2009 No commentsA few days ago I did some hectic riding on my bicycle and I felt great. However, since yesterday, I am feeling a slight pain in my knees which has me worried. You cannot call it exactly pain, rather it can be labeled as discomfort bordering on enough pain to make me feel something might be wrong with my knees.
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5 Tips For Working The Night Shift
Posted on December 11th, 2009 No commentsMy friend who does night shift work tells me he initially found it hard to work at night. Of course the management did make it a point to provide night shift entertainment to its employees to keep them alert. However, nothing beats a sound sleep right ?
He went on to provide the following 5 tips which has helped him in doing night shift work without getting burned out.
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Eureka Forbes Aquasure Storage Water Purifier Review
Posted on December 2nd, 2009 No commentsOne problem of living in a third world country like India is the lack of safe drinking water. My family is fortunate to have access to tap water (many are not), which we use for drinking and cooking purposes. However, the tap water is always murky and need to be boiled and filtered prior to its use.
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Walking, Cycling and Obesity Rates Country Wise
Posted on December 1st, 2009 No commentsThe following is a chart that displays the walking, cycling and obesity rates in Europe, North America, and Australia. The purpose of this presentation is to explore whether there is a correlation between these three statistics.
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8 Energy Foods That Fight Fat
Posted on November 20th, 2009 No commentsEating the right kind of foods can help you fight fat and thus reduce weight. Here are 8 energy foods that fight fat. Eating these foods regularly in the right quantities can help you slim down and beat over weight.
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Quick First Aid for Burns Treatment
Posted on November 10th, 2009 No commentsYesterday while preparing lunch, my right hand came in contact with a cooking vessel on the stove. I withdrew my hand immediately. However, it didn’t stop two of my fingers from getting second degree burns. Here are a few first aid tips on minimizing the after effects of burns.
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How I fought over a Nasty Flu
Posted on October 8th, 2009 No commentsThis article recounts my experiences in fighting a nasty flu. On October 5th Monday, I started feeling really down. I didn’t feel like getting up from bed. I had a sore throat, a nasty cough, a splitting headache, and a fever (I learned of it only later), and I was constipated. My whole body was aching.
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