Plasma has been in high-demand these days as it is used to treat many diseases, including viral infections. Last year, in 2020, the Food and Drug Association requested the COVID-19 recovered people to donate their plasma. It is believed that plasma from a person who has recovered from the coronavirus will have antibodies against the… Read More: Is it Safe to Donate Plasma Twice a Week? 6… »
Many women ask about the safety of drinking caffeinated beverages during pregnancy. A recent study looked at this question, analyzing data from the NICHD Fetal Growth Studies–Singletons, which included a group of 2,055 nonsmoking women at low risk for fetal growth problems. Caffeine consumption was evaluated using plasma concentrations of caffeine and paraxanthine (a metabolite… Read More: Caffeine and Pregnancy: How Much is Safe? »
Water can overflow and flood for a slew of reasons, including excessive rain, ice melting from snowcaps, high sea levels and coastal storms. The water accumulation can be slow moving — or come on quickly — destroying everything in its path. “The vast majority of fatalities that we see during severe weather storms today are… Read More: Turn Around, Don’t Drown — Plus Other Ways to Stay… »
Plus, is it safe to “go keto” if you have diabetes? What does living low carb look like? Once you start eating low carb you will likely have to lower your insulin doses as well as some other diabetes medications, frequently by quite a lot. I was taking around to units of insulin every day… Read More: Os a keto diet safe for a diabetic? »