Month: December 2022

CONTRACEPTION

The Series 8 Apple Watch will feature a temperature sensor that can help keep track of ovulation and other health data. (CNBC)

However, the Apple Watch’s fertility tracking feature may not be the best form of birth control. (The Verge)

POST-ROE REALITY

After the overturning of Roe v. Wade, medical care for pregnant women with cancer has become far more complicated in certain states. (New York Times)

Concerned over what the Supreme Court might overturn next, the House passed a bill protecting access to birth control. (Axios)

PREGNANCY

Acupuncture may help to relieve low back and pelvic pain during pregnancy

How long to wait after miscarriage? No increased risk for adverse pregnancy outcomes in pregnancies conceived within 3 months vs. 6 to 11 months after miscarriage or abortion. (PLOS Medicine).

Among women with a previous cesarean section, those who underwent vaginal delivery after cesarean (VBAC) were more likely

Alternative medicine therapies are becoming more and more popular as people seek a more natural way to support their health and wellbeing or manage some health condition. Negative ion therapy is one of those approaches. This therapy is popular among famous people too, like Novak Djokovic.

If the idea of negative ion therapy seems unclear and you’re not sure what’s it about or whether it works, to begin with, this post is for you. Read on to learn more about negative ion therapy. 

What Are Negative Ions?

Negative ions are molecules that have been charged with electricity and they float in the air or atmosphere. While these biologically active tiny particles are a part of our environment we can’t really see them due to their microscopic size. Just like we can’t see hydrogen peroxide, which also occurs in the air naturally!

In the environment, negative ions are found in many

Most people know that sugary drinks aren’t good for your teeth, but you might be surprised to learn that Pepsi Max is actually one of the worst offenders. Although it doesn’t contain any sugar, the acidity in Pepsi Max can cause serious damage to your tooth enamel. Read on to learn more about the effects of Pepsi Max on your teeth.

What is Pepsi Max and what are its ingredients?

Pepsi Max is a low-calorie carbonated drink that is made with artificial sweeteners. It contains citric acid and phosphoric acid, which can both damage your tooth enamel.

Phosphoric acid is particularly harmful, as it can eat away at your tooth enamel over time. This can lead to cavities, decay, and even tooth loss. If you drink Pepsi Max regularly, you could end up with tooth decay and cavities.

Pepsi Max ingredients: Carbonated Water, Colour (Caramel E150d), Sweeteners (Aspartame, Acesulfame