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Smell is one of our most powerful senses, but is linked not only to taste but also emotions, do you know why? We will explain it.
Just dropped a big downpour, the streets are wet, looks a little sun and begins to dry everything. A special air condenses in the atmosphere and leaving home as quickly notes: smells of the place where you spent the summers in your childhood.
Do you feel listless, irritable or weak? One possible cause is that you lack vitamin B1, which helps transform carbohydrates into energy. It affects the nervous system, in intellectual ability and mood. Check if you take all that you need.
The recommended daily allowance for adults is between 1.1 mg for women and 1.5 mg for men, although there are conditions that may increase this amount, such as pregnancy and the period of lactation or stages in which we carry out a great physical effort. The best way to make a contribution just follow a balanced diet, rich in whole grains, fruits and vegetables, and as varied as possible.
We can make a little stretch and consider green tea a magical potion. It has been used for centuries to treat various afflictions – in Asia they knew it lowered blood pressure and prevented cancer thousands of years before we even know of its existence.
Green tea also has more health benefits than black tea does because of the method through which they are processed – the black tea goes through a fermentation process whereas green tea doesn’t; this keeps all the substances inside the tea leaves, such as antioxidants. Let’s take a look some of the tea’s benefits.
All we know: Osteoporosis is a ghost that stalks us constantly. But besides food, some activities can help strengthen our bones and keep them healthy for longer.
Although as we get older our bone mass is decreasing, the arrival of menopause represents a period of important vulnerability, therefore it is necessary to work from early prevention to strengthen our bones and reduce the effects of aging.