Summer is round the corner and keeping the skin intact and glowing is a challenging task for everyone. Prevention from tanning, pigmentation and many other issues is very tough. But do not worry, keeping in mind the extra care needed in the summer season, we have summed up some handy tips to help you keep…
Meet Buzz Lite, the First Coffee With a Microdose of Caffeine
Nothing is a double-edged sword quite like the caffeine in coffee. There’s no denying the energy boost it can give, but it’s one that’s best for productivity sprints, not marathons. Its high is short-lived and when it expires, the crash can hit hard. So hard, in fact, that many consistently keep refilling their mug throughout…
New Law to Force Masks While Swimming
Widespread mask usage has been virtually useless during the COVID-19 pandemic,1 but mandates were rolled out in countries worldwide nonetheless. Many of the mandates included a caveat that you must wear a mask unless you can maintain a 6-foot distance, or social distancing, from others. This meant that if you were outdoors, you could forgo…
Jennifer Hudson’s Minimalist Skin-Care Routine Centers on This Multitasking Product
For singer and actor Jennifer Hudson, self care is been all about getting back to the basics right now. This includes experimenting more on her own and keeping things simple with her skin-care routine since she doesn’t have a full team regularly doing her hair and makeup at the moment. (Hey, being a Grammy- and…
Signs and Symptoms of Lyme Disease
Do you have reason to suspect Lyme disease? Are you concerned about the impact it’ll have on your short and long-term health? Are you worried that you’re not doing what’s right in regards to treatment? According to the EPA, “Lyme disease is the most common vector-borne disease (that is, a disease transmitted by mosquitoes, ticks,…
What is Hidradenitis Suppurativa and How to Live with It
Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS) is a chronic, inflammatory skin disease that causes recurrent and painful nodules, boils, abscesses, and lesions of the skin. It can occur almost anywhere on the body, but most commonly on the groin, thighs, buttocks, and armpits. There is no known cause of HS, but it is thought to be linked with…
Have You Been ‘Recalibrated’ for COVID?
In his April 2, 2021, article,1 “Vaccine Passports and the Recalibration of Social Ethics,” screenwriter Tom Moran opines on how vaccine passports “undermine one of the most fundamental rights in a civilized society: autonomy over one’s own body.” You’re now being bombarded with propaganda disguised as “news” telling you, either directly or insinuatingly, that getting…
Here’s *Exactly* How To Buy a Bike Online Without Any Regrets
The pandemic made bikes hot. As the public became wary of public transportation and craved social-distance compliant activities, online sales of bikes surged (April 2020 bike sales were up 75 percent from April 2019). Paired with shipping delays, that meant a constrained bike market soon followed. Now, bikes are back in stock. If you weren’t…
How Stress Helps or Hurts Us
Stress symptoms may be affecting your health, even though you might not realize it. You may think illness is to blame for that irritating headache, your frequent insomnia or your decreased productivity at work. But stress may actually be the cause. Short-term stress motivates us to get through challenging situations. Whether it’s a genuine threat,…
A Guide to Cook Restaurant-style Beef Steak in Your Home Kitchen
If you are craving tender, flavourful and perfect restaurant-style beef steak, you can make it in your home kitchen without shelling out money for a plate of meat every week. Cooking steaks is not complicated. It is easy to master if you know how to cook a steak correctly. The first thing you need to…