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Does the NHS need the European Union? [Infographic]

May 30June 6Posted in HealthTagged brexit, european union, facts, Health, healthcare, infographic, medicine, national health service, NHS, referendum, stats, united kingdomLeave a comment

«Although “Leave” campaigners believe that the NHS will be better off outside the EU, recent government figures suggest that Brexit would result in a loss to public services of £36bn a year, an amount that could leave the NHS with a funding black hole.

The impact of a potential Brexit is open to debate and nobody can really forecast how the NHS would fare. As debate rages on, we have collected this data from a number of sources to bring you what’s important about the NHS and the European Union: The Facts.»

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How much Paper is used in the U.S. in 1 Day [Infographic]

March 29April 4Posted in Sustainable GuideTagged americans, costs, environment, impact, infographic, paper, paper free, stats, tree, Waste2 Comments

Esker, Inc. created an infographic that details how much paper Americans use on daily basis and some shocking statistics about the environmental costs of that paper. Check it out below!

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Sex & Happiness [Infographic]

February 14February 23Posted in HealthTagged activities, attraction, facts, happiness, Health, infographic, orgasm, science, sex, stats, tips2 Comments

This infographic made by Happify shows how your sex affects your happiness and presents some facts and tips that may help improve that area 🙂
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The Art of Napping: tips & stats [Infographic]

September 13September 13Posted in HealthTagged ideal, infographic, light, nap, napping, position, sleep, stats, times, tips, typesLeave a comment

Originally Published on totalbeauty.com

“Midday naps for adults are slowly becoming more acceptable, and they have science and HR backing them up. Due to longer work hours and more sleep-deprived (read: unproductive) workers, more and more workplaces are embracing naps and even creating designated rooms for them. Why? According to researchers and scientists, when done properly, naps can be extremely beneficial in retaining memory, upping productivity, and improving performance.” – ERICA SMITH

Benefits of Sweat [Infographic]

June 28November 27Posted in Exercise, HealthTagged benefits, facts, Health, infographic, stats, sweat, sweating, waterLeave a comment

Source: Fix.com

Glance around any fitness class, and you’ll see all kinds of perspiration. Some exercisers will be drenched from head to toe, while others will have nary a drop of sweat on the brow. Sweat isn’t exactly one of the great mysteries of the universe, but there is still a lot to discover about this amazing built-in skin system.

The human body is equipped with its own cooling system. The skin is covered with approximately two to five million sweat glands that run like ductwork in an attic. How much a person sweats is determined by physiological characteristics, including age and gender, room temperature, the level of exertion during exercise, how anxious a person feels, and whether the person is overweight.

On average, humans can produce up to one to three liters of sweat per hour. Exercise and heat are the most common causes of perspiration because sweat’s main job is to cool down the body. However, stress, anxiety, and excitement can also cause sweating. That’s why foods and beverages that increase anxiety, such as coffee and tea, can ramp up sweat production.

Continue reading to learn The Reasons Behind Salty and Stinky Sweat, who sweat more: men or women and why sweat has Healing Powers and are considered Happiness Defenders

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