Month: February 2022

The new OnePlus Nord CE 2 offers a brighter camera, better performance and faster charging. See price and specifications on the OnePlus Nord CE 2.

The successor to last year’s affordable and popular mid-range mobile OnePlus Nord CE has just been unveiled. OnePlus Nord CE 2 has received several improvements, including a brighter camera, better performance and faster charging. 

OnePlus Nord CE 2 looks like a better buy

A look at specifications shows that OnePlus has given Nord CE 2 several improvements over last year’s model. You will still find a 6.4 inch AMOLED screen with 90 Hz, 5G, 4,500 mAh battery, 3.5 mm jack and a thin design. However, there is also a lot of new to be found in the sequel. Mediatek Dimensity has both 5G and Wi-Fi 6 built-in.

The Snapdragon chipset has been replaced with the MediaTek Dimensity 900, which has significantly better performance. This is not the first time we see a OnePlus phone with the Mediatek chipset – OnePlus Nord 2 was the first and still impresses us with its fast performance.

The charging of Nord CE 2 has also been overhauled – and overtakes most much more expensive flagship phones. OnePlus Nord CE 2 has in fact got a new SUPERVOOC 65W charge, which pulls the 4,500 mAh battery from 0-100 percent in just 32 minutes. After 15 minutes, there is enough power for a full day.

OnePlus Nord CE 2 comes with OxygenOS 11, which is based on Android 11. It will be updated to Android 12 later this year. OnePlus states that it will receive two years of updates to the Android system. Depending on how fast they are with the updates, it is Android 12 and 13 or Android 12, 13 and 14. OnePlus Nord CE 2 gets three years of security updates.

Improved camera

The new Nord CE 2 seems to have a better camera than last year’s model. The 64 megapixel main sensor has become brighter, which should make it better for photography and video in low light. The ultra-wide-angle camera has the same overhaul and sticks to the same 8 megapixels.

Finally, there is a 2 megapixel macro camera. And honestly, we have not had very good experience with these small macro cameras, but maybe OnePlus surprises us positively.

If you are accustomed to snoring during sleep at night, it may be due to a condition called sleep apnea.

Obstructive sleep apnea sufferers have frequent shortness of breath during sleep, which increases the risk of snoring as well as various medical complications.

But what are the danger signs ?

Snoring is usually the result of sleep apnea, but sometimes it is also the result of nasal congestion or some other reason.

According to experts, there is no need to worry about snoring, but when they are loud, caused by snoring or shortness of breath, then sleep apnea can be the result.

An estimated 930 million people worldwide suffer from sleep apnea, and the majority are undiagnosed.

In obstructive sleep apnea unlike central sleep apnea, the brain instructs the body not to breathe.

This problem occurs when the airways become blocked due to weak, heavy or quiet soft tissues.

According to experts, you can’t breathe because of obstruction in the upper respiratory tract, often people don’t even know it, but it is a very, very scary experience for those who see such people.

If left untreated, it can increase the risk of high blood pressure, pre-existing diseases, type 2 diabetes or depression and even death.

Snoring
Snoring is a major symptom of this condition and according to experts, if their voice is very loud in which people stop talking or can be heard even through closed doors, it can be an alarm bell.

Fatigue
Feelings of extreme fatigue during the day indicate poor sleep and are accompanied by signs of sleep apnea.

Feeling drowsy during the day is also a sign of sleep apnea, just like falling asleep suddenly while doing anything is a sign of sleep apnea.

Observe
Most people do not know that they snore at night nor do they know how to hold their breath, except when the process of holding their breath is the worst.

So medical experts say that apnea means no flow of air, no air enters or leaves the body, the observation of such a sign is an alarm bell.

Family members  can help you identify sleep apnea.

Blood pressure
Obstructive sleep apnea can lead to high blood pressure, each time a person’s breathing stops for a few seconds during sleep, the body’s nervous system is activated and blood pressure rises.

The body also releases stress hormones, which in turn raises blood pressure.

By the way, blood pressure is not a sign of any sleep disorder in itself, but it can be a sign of danger when other significant symptoms also appear.

Fortunately, sleep apnea treatment also lowers blood pressure.

Physical weight
Obesity sleep apnea cases are more common in people who are obese, due to which excess weight in the mouth, tongue and throat damages the soft tissues and makes it more difficult to breathe easily without snoring.

Weight loss will be followed by fatigue and constant tiredness.

Age
Muscles begin to weaken with age, including the soft tissues of the throat. Being over 50 is also a sign that your snoring may be the result or cause of sleep apnea.

However, in older people the severity of the disease is often milder and serious cases are more common in younger people.

Throat
Larger neck circumference also indicates the possibility of sleep apnea.

If the collar size of men is more than 17 inches and that of women is more than 16 inches, then their risk of this disease is higher.

Gender
If you are a man, you may have a higher risk of obesity sleep apnea than women.

This is because the tongue of men is thicker and they have more body fat especially around the neck.

Men also have a higher rate of bloating than women, which makes it difficult to breathe during sleep.

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Many people experience anxiety and depression at different stages of life which increases the risk of other diseases along with gaining weight.

But the question is, how can a person be diagnosed with depression?

 There are some specific symptoms of depression which most people are unable to recognize and suffer from more serious disorders.

But there are also some symptoms that, despite being common, people ignore.

Knowing these symptoms will definitely help you.

Excessive shopping

If shopping is out of your control and you start spending more than you need to, know that this is not uncommon in some people with depression.

Now whether they go to a store or on the internet, such pointless purchases are made primarily to distract themselves or boost their self-confidence.

But this ‘retail therapy’ is short-lived because it does not reduce depression.

Forgetfulness

Depression can also be a cause of forgetfulness. Research reports have shown that persistence of depression or stress increases the levels of a hormone cortisol in the body.

This causes the part of the brain that is associated with memory and learning to shrink or weaken.

Depression-related memory loss may be worse in older people, but the good news is that treating depression improves memory-related problems.

Excessive Internet use

Prefer to connect with people online instead of direct communication. Or spend most of your life on the Internet.

So it can also be a sign of depression, according to research reports there is a link between too much depression and too much internet use.

Overeating and obesity

A study from the University of Alabama in the United States found that adolescents with depression are more likely to gain body weight around the waist, which also increases the risk of heart disease.

Other research reports have shown a link between overeating, especially in middle-aged people, and depression.

Treating depression also helps to overcome these problems.

Pick up things

This may sound strange, but depressed people carry things in their pockets or bags while shopping for no reason.

Doing so gives them a sense of power and self-importance, and they do so without realizing it. They have no interest in what is being stolen.

Back ache

Back pain that doesn’t go away? Research reports have shown that depression increases the risk of chronic lower back pain.

One study found that 42% of people with chronic back pain suffered from depression before the onset of the condition.

Because most people are not diagnosed with depression or they ignore it, people do not realize that it can be linked to depression.

Emotions dominate

People with depression often show very little emotion, but when they do, they are overwhelmed.

They suddenly become irritable or irritable, their emotions like sadness, despair, worry or fear increase a lot.

Some people feel that they are worthless or have unreasonable regrets. This sudden change in behavior may be due to depression.

Smoking

People with depression are twice as likely to smoke, and they smoke more than they need to.

The more depressed they are, the more they will smoke and it will be harder for them to quit.

Don’t take care of yourself

People who do not have their own worries can also be a sign of depression and lack of self-confidence.

These people have a variety of symptoms such as not brushing their teeth, skipping exams or not worrying about diseases including diabetes.

Treatment for depression also helps people take care of themselves.

Abnormal Blood glucose should be checked

Are you tired and don’t feel like doing anything? These could be symptoms of pre-diabetes! Be sure to check your blood glucose levels, as long-term disturbances in blood sugar levels lead to the development of diabetes with its serious complications. Find out what symptoms may indicate the development of pre-diabetes.

What is pre-diabetes?

Pre-diabetes is a disorder that signals that the level of glucose in your blood is abnormal. If left untreated, it most often leads to the development of type 2 diabetes. Unfortunately, it is often underestimated by doctors, which contributes to the increased incidence of this disease. Pre-diabetes symptoms are alarm signals to change your lifestyle and take care of your health.

Currently, there are no clear guidelines on the precise criteria for diagnosing this disorder.  Pre-diabetes is defined as a situation where the blood glucose concentration is :

• fasting – 100-125 mg / dl,
• 60 minutes after oral glucose load (OGTT) – approx. 155 mg / dL,
• 120 minutes after an oral glucose load – 140-199 mg / dL.

It is estimated that 5-10 percent. people with pre-diabetes will develop diabetes mellitus in just one year.

Long-term disturbances in blood glucose levels can significantly affect the well-being and increase the risk of developing not only diabetes, but also cardiovascular diseases, including heart attack and stroke. So it’s good to know how to recognize them.

How to detect pre-diabetes?

Pre-diabetes before the onset of “overt” diabetes may be very different for each person. Many doctors recommend the following tests to make an accurate diagnosis:

• fasting glucose
• OGGT, or glucose concentration 2 hours after an oral glucose load,
• glycosylated hemoglobin , or HbA1C.

The causes of the development of pre-diabetes

The disorders that lead to the development of diabetes are mainly the result of unhealthy habits and lifestyle.

he main factors influencing the development of pre-diabetes include:

• overweight and obesity,
• lack of physical activity,
• high-calorie diet rich in highly processed products,
• abdominal obesity – waist circumference over 80 cm in women or 94 cm in men,
• the occurrence of gestational diabetes,
• having a child weighing more than 4 kg,
• reduced HDL cholesterol below 40 mg / dl,
• increased levels of triglycerides in the blood above 150 mg / dl,
• hypertension,
• genetic predisposition (diabetes in parents),
• Polycystic ovary syndrome.

To reduce excess body weight, waist circumference and normalize blood sugar levels, it is recommended to change your eating behavior and introduce regular, moderate-intensity physical activity.

Pre-diabetes treatment – how to protect yourself against the development of diabetes?

Prevention of pre-diabetes is similar to type 2 diabetes. Its main elements are a balanced diet and moderate physical activity. Regular exercise helps to strengthen the body and effectively reduce body fat.

As Finnish scientists observed, weight loss by 5 percent. and moderate physical activity for 35-45 minutes a day can reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes by up to 75 percent.

In the prevention of diabetes, it is also necessary to change the diet. A balanced diet should provide all the necessary nutrients. In the case of obesity, it is recommended to reduce body weight gradually, by reducing the caloric value of the diet by about 500 kcal per day.

According to the Nurses’ Health Study, a weight loss of 5 kg in people with a predisposition to diabetes reduces the risk of its development by up to 50 percent.

What does the diet look like in the prevention of diabetes? First of all, it should be a balanced menu containing whole grains, which are a source of dietary fiber – incl. rye, wholemeal or graham bread, coarse grains, brown rice, wholemeal pasta. The menu must also include fruit and vegetables in the amount of at least 400 g per day, 3/4 of which should be vegetables.

However, it is worth eliminating from the diet:

• alcohol,
• simple carbohydrates such as sugar (sweets, confectionery, etc.),
• fried and fast food dishes,
• sweetened drinks
• fried meat, especially in deep fat.
• If lifestyle changes are not sufficient, your doctor may decide to initiate drug treatment.
• Usually, the drug of first choice is metformin, which makes cells more sensitive to insulin and
• lowers blood sugar.

New research on the eyes has revealed that the stripes on the back of the retina, a sensitive tissue that senses light in the eye, may be related to mental health and capacity.

The most important disease in this regard is Alzheimer’s which gradually destroys the mental capacity. The disease progresses quietly but it is too late when severe symptoms appear. However, the day is not far off when eye examination can predict the condition prematurely, which is a common and severe form of dementia.

According to Ashley Bert Young, a professor at the University of Otago in New Zealand, and her research colleagues, eye examinations can be used to diagnose mental illness, especially Alzheimer’s. According to him, mental condition and mental condition can be examined through the window of eyes.

Ten years ago, it was discovered that the retina of Alzheimer’s patients tends to get thinner and thinner. Then, in 2018, it was discovered that Alzheimer’s has three eye conditions, including cataracts and aging-related blindness or AMD.

The University of Otago began the study in the 1970s. One thousand babies born in the 70’s were enrolled in the study. All the children had their eyes opened in the same hospital. Now, 50 years later, 865 adults have been examined who underwent various eye scans at the age of 45. In addition, all participants underwent other eye tests.

In the final examination, the thickness of the layers of retina and ganglion cells of all participants was carefully noted. Now, those who had thin retinas performed poorly in the brain and acquisition tests, that is, even in adolescence and even in childhood, they were behind others in these tests.

But retinal detachment has not been linked to overall cerebral palsy. All the children were mentally retarded at an early age. But statistical analysis has shown that the abnormal decrease in retinal thickness indicates that there is some reduction in brain, mental and cognitive capacity.

However, scientists have stressed the need for further research and more extensive studies will be carried out in the next phase.

Different carbohydrate-containing foods affect blood glucose differently — an effect quantified by measures known as the glycemic index and glycemic load.

The glycemic index (GI) assigns a numeric score to a food based on the rise in blood sugar after eating a standard amount (50 grams) compared with the rise after eating 50 grams of pure glucose. Foods are ranked on a scale of 0 to 100, with pure glucose given a value of 100.

The lower a food’s glycemic index, the slower and lower blood sugar rises after eating that food. A glycemic index of 55 or below is considered low; 70 or above is considered high. In general, the more cooked or processed a food is, the higher its GI, and the more fiber or fat in a food, the lower the GI.

The glycemic index tells just part of the story because it indicates only how fast a particular carbohydrate-rich food raises blood sugar. What it doesn’t tell you is how high your blood sugar could go when you actually eat the food, which is partly determined by how much carbohydrate is in a serving of a particular food. To understand a food’s complete effect on blood sugar, you need to know both how quickly it makes glucose enter the bloodstream and how much glucose it can deliver.

Understanding glycemic load

A separate measure called the glycemic load gives a more accurate picture of a food’s real-life impact on blood sugar. The glycemic load is determined by multiplying the grams of carbohydrate in a serving by the glycemic index and dividing by 100. A glycemic load of 10 or below is considered low; 20 or above is considered high. Watermelon, for example, has a high glycemic index (80). But a serving of watermelon has so little carbohydrate (6 grams) that its glycemic load is only 5.

Some nutrition experts believe that people with diabetes should pay attention to the glycemic index and glycemic load to avoid sudden spikes in blood sugar. A review by the Cochrane Collaboration (an international group of health authorities who evaluate evidence from randomized clinical trials) found that people who followed a low-GI diet lowered their HbA1c levels by 0.5 percentage point — and they were also less likely to experience hypoglycemia. To put that effect into perspective, the FDA considers a drop in HbA1c of as little as 0.4 of a percentage point to be meaningful when assessing drugs to treat diabetes.

The American Diabetes Association acknowledges the value of the glycemic index and glycemic load, saying that “substituting low-glycemic-load foods for higher-glycemic-load foods may modestly improve” blood sugar control. But it also says that the total amount of carbohydrate in a food, rather than the food’s glycemic index or load, is a stronger predictor of what will happen to blood sugar. Some dietitians feel that focusing on the glycemic index and glycemic load adds an unneeded layer of complexity to choosing what to eat. The bottom line? Following the principles of low-glycemic-index eating is likely to be beneficial, as it essentially encourages a high-fiber diet that is moderate in carbohydrates, but reaching and staying at a healthy weight is more important for your blood sugar and your overall health.

4 principles of low-glycemic eating

• Eat non-starchy vegetables, beans, and fruits such as apples, pears, peaches, and berries. Even tropical fruits like bananas, mangoes, and papayas tend to have a lower glycemic index than typical desserts.
• Eat grains in the least-processed state possible: “unbroken” grains such as whole barley, millet, wheat berries, brown rice, and whole-kernel bread; or traditionally processed grains such as stone-ground whole-grain bread, steel-cut oats, and natural granola or muesli breakfast cereal.
• Cut back or cut out white potatoes and refined grain products such as white breads, bagels, pastries, and regular pasta.
• Let concentrated sweets — including high-calorie foods with a low glycemic index, such as ice cream — be an occasional treat instead of a staple. Don’t drink more than one-half cup of fruit juice a day. Completely eliminate sugar-sweetened drinks.
  
  — Adapted from Ending the Food Fight by David Ludwig with Suzanne Rostler (Houghton Mifflin, 2008).

To look up the GI values for a wide range of foods, visit www.glycemicindex.com.

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If someone felt a taste associated with plastics while drinking water from a plastic bottle, there could be a specific reason for it, note chemists from the University of Copenhagen. 

We were surprised by the large amount of chemicals found in the water after keeping it in the bottle for 24 hours. Hundreds of substances were present there, including some that had never been detected in plastic before, as well as compounds that are potentially harmful to health. After washing the bottle in the dishwasher, there were thousands of substances.
– reports prof. Jan H. Christensen, one of the authors of the publication that appeared in the Journal of Hazardous Materials.

Approx. 400 substances came from the bottles alone, and over 3.5 thousand. from detergent cubes used in dishwashers . A significant proportion of these compounds are yet to be identified, and a toxicity of 70% is unknown. already defined relationships.

Researchers are worried, for example, by the presence of the so-called photoinitiators, which have the potential to interfere with hormones and promote cancer. 

Scientists also found plastic softeners, antioxidants and other manufacturing compounds. Some of the compounds may come from changing substances in the bottle into other substances. Scientists have discovered, for example, DEET – an insect repellent . This substance could have arisen from the decomposition of one of the plastic softening additives.

Even with known substances specifically added to plastics, the toxicity of only a small fraction of them has been studied. So consumers do not know if the other compounds are harmful to their health.
– emphasizes the co-author of the work, Selina Tisler.

In experiments, the Danish team reconstructed the way most people use plastic bottles – they left tap water in new and used bottles for 24 hours before and after washing in the dishwasher.

In addition to the compounds present in the detergent, more substances from plastics were released into the water after washing. Probably because the operation of the dishwasher helped to release them. 

We all make sure that our drinking water is pesticide-free. However, when we pour water into containers from which we drink, we are effectively introducing hundreds or thousands of compounds into it. While we cannot yet say if they are harmful, I will personally use a glass or steel bottle.
– says prof. Christensen.

Researchers suspect that the manufacturers deliberately add only a small fraction of the compounds detected. Most of them could have got into the bottles unintentionally, during production or formed during chemical changes, as happened with the already mentioned DEET.

According to the researchers, the obtained results reflect both gaps in knowledge and in legal regulations.

This study shows how little information we have about chemicals permeating from objects in contact with our beverages and food. It is a general problem that the regulation of concentration measurements during production lags behind. Fortunately, both in Denmark and in various centers around the world, ways are being sought to better regulate this area.
– emphasizes prof. Christensen.

Chemists are counting on manufacturers to take greater responsibility themselves now.

Hopefully, companies that put their names on reusable plastic bottles will be more careful about the products they order from vendors. Perhaps they will start to impose greater requirements on them regarding the testing of substances in their articles.
– says Selina Tisler.

see also : Health benefits of drinking water in the morning

If suddenly there is no longer access to the Instagram account, then friends can soon be of help. In order to be able to log in to Instagram again, they indirectly get you a new password. Attackers have such bad cards.

Instagram: Restore account access via friends
Instagram has announced a special feature as part of Safer Internet Day that will make life difficult for attackers . If your own account has been hacked – or if it is no longer possible to log in for other reasons – then friends can be involved. They will then help you to access the account again without any problems.

The social media platform calls the new feature “ask friends for help” . First, however, affected users must become active themselves and enter their password in the app, with which they last had access to their account. Two friends are then chosen. As a tip, Instagram also advises that these two friends should also be informed outside of the platform that they are among the chosen ones.

The two Instagram friends then have 24 hours to respond to the request. If both confirm the identity, a new password can then be created (source: Instagram ). Then access is possible again as usual. Attackers still using the old password can no longer cause damage.

Instagram: More details on account protection to come
Instagram has only announced the helpful feature so far . More details are to follow soon. A launch date has not yet been announced.

Meanwhile, Instagram also refers to the security check in the app , which has been available worldwide since summer 2021. Various options for account security are presented there in a bundled form. A two-stage authentication can also be activated via the security check.

In summer, many fruits are found in the markets, most of which people also like and one such fruit is plum(Aloo Bukhara).

But aloe vera is also available in dry season in all seasons and it is also very beneficial for health if eaten in moderation.

It is believed to be very good for digestion but it is also good for bone health.

This was revealed in a new medical study conducted in the United States.

Research from Penn State University has found that eating plums can help prevent bone loss in women.

Probably a factor as to why they’re doing so poorly is to reduce the risk of inflammation and oxidative stress.

The study found that a decrease in the levels of a hormone called estrogen in middle-aged women increases oxidative stress and inflammation, which increases the risk of osteoporosis.

Research has shown that adding prunes to the diet may help protect the bones by reversing or slowing down the process.

The researchers said that the problem of osteoporosis or osteoporosis can affect people of any age, but it is more common in women over the age of 50.

It is estimated that more than 200 million women worldwide suffer from it and about 9 million fractures occur each year.

Medications are available to treat it, but researchers say more attention is now being paid to its treatment through diet.

“Vegetables and fruits are rich in biological compounds such as phenolic acid, flavonoids and carotenes that can protect against osteoporosis,” he said.

He said that after the age of 40, the process of elimination of old bone cells and formation of new cells slows down due to various factors including inflammation and oxidative stress.

Research has shown that aloe vera is good for health due to its minerals, vitamin K, phenolic compounds and dietary fiber, and it helps counteract some of the side effects.

The study analyzed data from a number of research reports and found evidence that eating this fruit reduces inflammation and oxidative stress while improving bone health.

For example, clinical trials have found that eating 100 grams of prunes a day (dried or fresh) up to a salad improves the density of the elbow and lower spine.

Similarly, eating 50 to 100 grams of plums daily for 6 months prevents loss of bone volume.

The results of the study were published in the medical journal Journal Advances in Nutrition.

According to a study by Florida State University in the United States a few years ago , dried plums may be helpful in reversing the disease of osteoporosis.

Its anti-inflammatory properties also make it beneficial for people suffering from arthritis.

Healthy people can eat it and make their bones 20% stronger.