THE IMPACT OF RADIOACTIVITY

Source - NST.

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PRE- DIABETES

Pre-diabetes: MedlinePlus

10 WAYS TO LIVE BELOW YOUR MEANS

1. Redefine your definition of 'rich'.
2. Borrow and share.
3. Avoid the mall.
4. Buy cash.
5. Find a better deal and save the difference.
6. Stick to a long term investment strategy.
7. Stay healthy!. Medical problem drain bank accounts.
8. Prepare yourself for rainy day.
9. Avoid impulse buying.
10. Time is money.

Source - NST.

.....office in the house

Source - LAT / NST.

YES, WE CAN BE FINANCIALLY HEALTHY !

We can't hit a target that we can't see. Likewise, we can't achieve financial healthy if we don't plan. How do you know if you're financially healthy?. These seven attributes will given you an indications.

1. The ability to live without over-dependence on consumer dept.
2. The ability to own a mortgage-free home by retirement.
3. The ability to enjoy a secured and dignified retirement.
4. The ability to educate children for vocational pursuits.
5. The ability to pay in cash for all your groceries.
6. The ability to withstand emergencies without borrowing funds or adversely affecting your financial health.
7. The ability to live a full life, inclusive of vacations, recreations and family activities.

Source - AKPK / NST.

HEARING : GOLFER'S EAR

It was golfer Fred Couples who earned the nickname Boom Boom for his explosive tee shots. But golfers who use titanium clubs beware : your booming shots could be bad for your hearing. A British study reported on the case of a 55-year-old man who developed tinnitus and hearing loss after playing golf three times a week for 18 months. The culprit turned out to be his thin-faced titanium driver-a popular model because of the kick it imparts to balls. The safe limit for an "impulse noise" like a gunshot or golf drive is 110 decibels. The titanium club produced 128 decibels. The investigators say it's too early to throw away your titanium clubs, since there have been no larger studies so far. One precaution would be simply to wear earplugs, a good way to protect golfers from an even more harrowing sound that often follows a driver a splash.


Source : TIME - A to Z Health Guide.