Bimal Kanta Moharana
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Overweight often accumulates at the waist - How to reduce middle body fat?
Question: The pounds that accumulate at the waist are unhealthier than, say, the fat that has frozen in the back. This is known, but how best to reduce middle body fat? Is it possible with food or some kind of precision exercise? It seems to be quite difficult to narrow oneself down to just one particular place.
By Bimal Kanta Moharana 2 years ago in Longevity
Particularly sensitive Riikka has suffered from an eating disorder, addiction and depression: “I think everyone who is severely depressed has suicidal thoughts because their existence is so painful then”
As a child, Riikka Rintasalo was supposed to be a girl of ten. It brought him an eating disorder and three major depressive episodes. During each period of her depression, Riikka has been convinced that other people would be better off without her. "A sore mind can't see any further."
By Bimal Kanta Moharana 2 years ago in Psyche
5 Tips: Can I Have Sleep Apnea? Nocturnal toilets and morning headaches may be symptoms of sleep apnea
Sleep apnea is the most common sleep disorder. Almost one and a half million Finns suffer from it. Are you one of them? These symptoms may indicate sleep apnea.
By Bimal Kanta Moharana 2 years ago in Longevity
The Borrowed Mothers of Kyiv – How War Stops Reproductive Tourism
The woman and the man are standing next to a cot in their apartment in Germany. There is a suitcase with clothes and a pack of Pampers on the floor. Everything is ready in case the clinic in Kyiv calls, and it will these days. The couple then finally hears the long-awaited words: Your child will be born in the next few hours.
By Bimal Kanta Moharana 2 years ago in Humans
Everyday wartime life in Ukraine: "Every morning I air the blankets on the balcony and see if the houses are still standing"
The flight alarm goes off at five in the morning. Either we'll get the warning on the government's Telegram channel, or we'll hear it for ourselves when it goes off. My twenty-year-old son and I then go into the cloakroom and cover ourselves with clothes and blankets. There is a mattress in front of the door, the windows are taped shut and covered with towels. We wait there until it passes, sometimes it takes ten, sometimes thirty minutes.
By Bimal Kanta Moharana 2 years ago in Families