lactic acid

How to dispose of lactic acid? Natural tips and remedies

Lactic acid in the muscles is known by those people who exercise but many do not know what it is and how it can be remedied for this effect, which generally manifests itself with burning in the muscles during training. Let’s see how.

To many of us it will have happened that after an intense workout our muscles are sore and sore by feeling for example the heavy legs with difficulty walking or the arms with difficulty bending them. Read more about How to dispose of lactic acid? Natural tips and remedies

Coronavirus

Coronavirus: WHO publishes a series of tips to protect yourself

The WHO publishes a series of tips to protect yourself against the coronavirus.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued ten recommendations for citizens around the world to protect themselves from a possible spread of the Covid-19 coronavirus, including washing their hands, avoiding crowded public places or not taking trips if you have a cough or fever. Read more about Coronavirus: WHO publishes a series of tips to protect yourself

water retention

How to fight water retention with ten healthy habits

Water retention, if left untreated, can cause the typical orange peel effect and lead to the formation of cellulite. In addition to natural remedies, there are good habits that effectively fight water retention. Let’s see what they are.

The water retention is an aesthetic problem that affects many women starting from adolescence. For many, this is a real nightmare difficult to eradicate but in reality, it is possible to defeat it. Read more about How to fight water retention with ten healthy habits

bone marrow

Does giving bone marrow hurt or does it involve risks?

Fears and doubts still remain behind this gesture of generosity. Let’s try to clarify the subject once and for all …

It is important that there are more and more bone marrow donors because for the transplant it is essential that there is tissue compatibility between the donor and the recipient, i.e. a genetic similarity necessary for the success of the operation. However, compatibility is very rare: it occurs in 25% of cases between brothers and sisters (but never between parents and children) and in 0.001% among people who do not have blood relations. The bone marrow, not to be confused with the spinal cord, looks like blood at the sight but contains hematopoietic stem cells from which the white blood cells, red blood cells and platelets originate: donating it can cure some blood or cancer diseases, such as severe forms of leukemia, aplastic anemia, and some genetic diseases. Read more about Does giving bone marrow hurt or does it involve risks?