What is black alkaline water, and how does it improve with regular water?

For those seeking to improve their health and wellness, exploring hydration options has taken an innovative turn with the introduction of black alkaline water. This unique beverage offers a twist on traditional water by incorporating naturally occurring minerals and fulvic acid, giving it a distinctive black colour. Its properties are not just superficial; they signal a more profound potential for health benefits, hydration, and rejuvenation.

The Science Behind Its Unique Composition

This enhanced hydration solution is not merely regular water with a colour change. Its composition is enriched by the infusion of fulvic acid, a naturally occurring compound in the earth’s soil and sediment layers. Fulvic acid is celebrated for i…

Lab-Grown Diamonds: Fancy or Real Gems

Synthetic diamonds have only recently hit the market as the new generation product of natural diamonds. Since these products are gaining popularity, it is now a question if they are real gemstones or just some sort of trend. You can visit a lab created diamond ring on Felicegals to decide on a good ring. This article is going to tell you about lab diamonds: what they are, their benefits, and whether they are real or just some craze.

Are Lab-Grown Diamonds Real Diamonds?

The word ‘real’ is very misguiding when talking about lab-created diamonds. The term ‘real’, when said for gemstones, refers to the actual material of the gemstone, just like that of the natural stone. Lab-created diamonds are not different f…

Reimagining Rehabilitation: Using Technology to Revolutionise Injury Recovery for Workers

Human body is a highly developed

organism made to be a source of stability

to withstand all the power and frailty proclaimed in its entirety. Despite this, even bodies that are the best in the world might have to suffer if there is hard labor, which is one of the condition of the job. Almost always this is the case and then you have to answer this problem straight away, but this answer should be made so that it does not require bulky equipment and the associated danger. Plunging further into poverty is the outcome of job losses. Hence, getting the workers on their feet and back to work should be the first priority.

These were physical therapies,injury and rehabilitation of injured workers massage and other techniques aimed at manual manipulation. Altho…

Health Care: The Benefits of Choosing an Online Pharmacy

You rightly said that it is convenient to order prescription drugs home but that does come with a price. The thing is when you order prescriptions online, you have to upload or share your prescription and a photo id with the online pharmacy. If the online pharmacy is not careful, there is a risk of your personal information being shared all over the internet. USA and Canada have a program in place to ensure that all accredited online pharmacies follow the strict guidelines to ensure customer safety.

According to a report by Zion market research, global erectile dysfunction drugs market was valued at approximately USD 4.82 billion in 2017 and is expected to generate revenue of around USD 7.10 billion by end of 2024, growing at a CAGR of around 5.70% between 2018 and 2024. Online…

JAPAN: Foster Parents in New Role as Population Slumps

Suvendrini Kakuchi

TOKYO, Apr 13 2006 (IPS) – A government plan to boost Japan s fledgling foster parent system as a means of stemming the population slide has revived the social debate on abortion and sex education for teenagers.
Starting this month, the ministry for health, welfare and labour will increase financial support for new foster parents, a step that is expected to encourage families to relieve the growing number of children in welfare centres and help stem the population decline.

Birth rates in Japan have dropped to 1.29 per woman making population growth a leading national issue.

By increasing (the number of) foster parents we will be providing neglected children with a much needed home we also hope the success of this plan will extend the messag…

ARGENTINA: Silent Extinction of Mbya Guarani People

Marcela Valente

BUENOS AIRES, Nov 2 2006 (IPS) – Mbya Guaraní children living in the subtropical rainforests of Argentina s northeastern province of Misiones are dying from preventable illnesses, and extra provision by the government of money, medicine and food seems unable to halt the catastrophe.
In the last two months, 21 Mbya children have died from respiratory problems or malnutrition, and another 13 are in the hospital. These are large numbers in proportion to the size of the ethnic group 4,083 people according to the National Institute of Statistics and Census (INDEC), or just over 3,000 according to private counts.

Indigenous people and environmentalists say that the root cause of this crisis is deforestation, which is making inroads into Mbya Guaraní territ…

NICARAGUA: Total Ban on Abortion Violates Human Rights, Says UN

José Adán Silva

MANAGUA, May 28 2009 (IPS) – The United Nations Committee against Torture (CAT) described the criminalisation of abortion under any circumstances in Nicaragua as a violation of human rights.
At its 42nd session in Geneva, the CAT expressed its profound concern about Nicaragua s strict ban on abortion, urging the government to repeal the 2006 law that banned therapeutic abortion and to make its legislation on abortion more flexible, especially in cases of rape or incest.

In October 2006, the Nicaraguan parliament approved a draft law to revoke article 165 of the criminal code, which had permitted abortion for medical reasons since 1893.

Under that law, therapeutic abortion had been legal in cases where the mother s life was in danger, the foet…

HEALTH-ANGOLA: "It's Normal Here That Children Die Young"

Louise Redvers

LUANDA, Sep 29 2009 (IPS) – Angelina Silva doesn t remember the exact dates when her sons died. She just remembers their ages.
Many Angolan children don t reach their fifth birthday. Credit: Louise Redvers/IPS

Many Angolan children don t reach their fifth birthday. Credit: Louise Redvers/IPS

One was one year old, the other was one year and nine months, she said. They had an illness. We think it was malaria, but we don t know for sure.

The 30-year-old, who has five other children and lives in a shantytown on the outskirts of Angola s capital Lu…

Hope for HIV Positive Teenagers in Northern Ghana

Model of Hope activist Sulemana Sulley lives positively with HIV and teaches others how to do it. Credit: Albert Oppong-Ansah/IPS

TAMALE, Feb 19 2014 (IPS) – With tears rolling down her cheeks, Zainab Salifu queued at the fevers unit of the Tamale Teaching Hospital in northern Ghana. Earlier in the day, the 18-year-old had been diagnosed HIV positive.

Despite the kind counselling offered by senior nurse Felicity Bampo, Salifu felt her world was crumbling. She wanted to die.

As Salifu told IPS, she began sobbing hysterically and dropped to the floor. People gawked at her. Then a middle-aged man approached her, took her hand and led her to a quiet corner.

F…

Donors Pledge Over 4.4 Billion Dollars to Nepal – But With a Caveat

Nepalese people carry UK aid shelter kits back to the remains of their homes, 10 days after the 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck the country on 25 April 2015. Credit: Russell Watkins/DFID

Nepalese people carry UK aid shelter kits back to the remains of their homes, 10 days after the 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck the country on 25 April 2015. Credit: Russell Watkins/DFID

UNITED NATIONS, Jun 26 2015 (IPS) – Blessed with more than 4.4 billion dollars in pledges at an international donor conference in Kathmandu on Thursday, the government of Nepal is expected to launch a massive reconstruction project to rebuild the earthquake-devastated South Asian nation.

But the…