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When your skin absorbs rays from the sun, your body produces vitamin D. Vitamin D can significantly lower your risk of illness and infection. A deficiency of vitamin D can lead to depression, chronic fatigue, Diabetes, Heart disease, stroke and osteoporosis. Too little sun exposure can also cause problems with your eyes and can cause seasonal affective disorder (aka, depression).
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What does blood and gore do to little kids brains?
Exposure to blood and gore in media or real life can be distressing and overwhelming for little kids. It may lead to feelings of fear, anxiety, or desensitization to violence, potentially impacting their emotional well-being and desensitizing them to violence. It's important for parents to monitor and limit children's exposure to such content to protect their mental health and well-being.
Are fern spores a health risk?
Fern spores are generally not considered a health risk for most people. However, individuals with respiratory conditions, such as asthma or allergies, may experience irritation or allergic reactions when exposed to high concentrations of spores. It’s advisable to minimize exposure in enclosed spaces or during activities that disturb ferns, especially for those with sensitivities. Overall, for the average person, fern spores pose little to no health threat.
What type of hazard can result from using to little sanitizer solution or exposure time to the food contact surface?
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What is the effect on health in silver?
Ans: It is thought that silver(metalic ions) block the cellular ports preventing viruses from docking and thus avoids the spread of illness. (colloidal silver) Similiarly Zinc, Copper, Selenium have also been suggested as benificial....however not to much or to little is important.
How many milliamps does it take to stop a human heart?
It can take as little as 100 milliamps to potentially stop a human heart. However, factors like individual health, duration of exposure, and the path the current takes through the body also play a role.
'What does cheating do to your physical health?
To most people it may raise stress levels initially but after that it has little or no effect
Is cake bad for your health?
well cupcakes are very good but they are not good for your health
Why That cultural diffusion has a positive or a negative effect?
It has a little of both but it's more positive.Why its positive is because you can learn new things
How can cutting tiles without a mask affect?
I would advise anyone cutting tile to wear a mask. The dust it produces can be quite dangerousness for your health. Little exposure isn't as dangerousness as long term exposure of course. Thank You FactPalooza.Com
How does drink affect your overall health?
Depends on the amount. A little won't have any noticeable effect, a lot can destroy your liver.
Can marijuana effect your muscles in your body?
Marijuana, as a depressant, will relax muscles while a person is under the affects of it, but has little to no long term, negative effects (on muscles).
Effects of evil spirits on human health?
This topic can be very controversial, but negative spirits have been known to affect human health. No in a large scale way but in little things. One can experience headaches, nausea, dizziness, and mood swings. Those are the most common symptoms brought on by a negative spirit.
What effect does it have on a car when you start it while your foot is on the brakes?
Shouldn't have any effect, either positive or negative. The brake pedal may sink a little once the engine has started running, but that would be normal as vacuum pressure increased.
Do you think the current economic situation had a negative impact on health care Why or Why not?
It would depend on which country you are living. It will make very little difference to the poorest countries of the world.
You are tested HIV -ve after 175 days of your risky exposure to the HIV virus.Is there any possibility of having the virus within?
There is little to no chance that you contracted HIV during that risky exposure. After an exposure to the HIV virus, it can take up to 6 months for you to seroconvert, meaning that the virus becomes detectable in the blood stream. Generally speaking, if you have negative testing 180 days after the exposure, you are considered to be non-infected from that exposure and do not need further testing. However, if there is a chance that you were exposed again in that 6 month waiting period, you may still be at risk. Meaning that if for example you had sex with an HIV + person 1 month ago, you may have contracted the virus then and have to wait another six months. If the only exposure you had was 175 days ago and you tested negative, then you are not infected from that exposure.
Does hydro power effect the environment?
Building the plant can have a hefty negative impact (it requires a huge dam), but once up and running there's very little further impact.
What did Jesus teach that drove the jews crazy?
Even in the New Testament, there is very little to suggest that Jesus had any widespread effect on the mental health of the general population.
