Health Definition and 190 Threads

Here is a study that claims that drinking water with dissolved H2 is a good thing for people over 30: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-68930-2 It is apparently a randomized, double blind, placebo controlled trial, which sounds good. The total amount of people in the age group >30, the...

The CO2 level of 600 ppm is already compared to the effect of a stuffy room. At high concentrations, a feeling of suffocation occurs, as well as headaches and even an increase in intracranial pressure. I have also read that this gas slows down mental activity and reduces the level of motivation...

LSU Physics grad, 30+ years as a Health Physicist for the State of Louisiana, retired guardsman of the military intelligence branch. Interested in approaches to quantum gravity, e.g., Maldaxena, Swingle, Preskill, Van Raamsdonk et al. Convinced the cosmological constant problem is rich with...

There is some evidence that the vegetarians live longer that people who eat meat: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0002916522033524 In one book I have also read that people who eat fish (pescatarians) live as long as the vegetarians. Also, there was the information that...

Hi guys, I found this group while researching something, I was hoping you could help me with some queries. Is it possible to affect people’s health/ nervous system using radio waves or electromagnetic field in some way? I have heard of the "Havana Syndrome" and I was wondering if this could be...

I think I have known that vitamin C boosts a human being's immune system since my ages was in the single digits. But what is the mechanism by which vitamin C boosts a human being's immune system?

https://www.cnn.com/2022/08/04/politics/monkeypox-public-health-emergency/index.html It's funny in that I've literally seen zero health facilities in my area mention monkeypox or have signs posted for safety. On the other hand, those same facilities still have COVID masking requirements at...

It is known that serotonin–dopamine-antagonist-antipsychotics, among many other sideeffects, also commonly cause decrease of libido (for example https://www.drugs.com/sfx/quetiapine-side-effects.html, https://www.drugs.com/sfx/olanzapine-side-effects.html). I know many cases where libido of...

I went to my endocrinologist. Saw her for about 30 minutes + blood draw. My bill: $5.00! Insurance wouldn't allow them to charge me for the visit. Bought a drug (don't want to name it) that was supposed to cost $178. My insurer saved me all the way down to $15. In my insurance portal...

when two things rub against each other, it is likely that atoms may lose or exchange from the surface, right? In kitchen, abrasive sponge and scrubber is very commonly used, if you normally clean by scrubbing a cookware or dishware with a sponge or scrubber, could it lose some atoms or chemicals...

Just wanted to drop this here because you guys were helping me with a few projects and I bugged out for a while without leaving much notice. Nothing life threatening, but it was pretty time consuming. Now on the mend, but slowly.

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This is not the first study I've seen discussing potential risks of FDM airborne byproducts. It's the reason I bought a fully enclosed unit. However, it's in my home which at the moment is extremely small. It's less than a meter away from both my workbench and my sleeping area. While the unit is...

https://www.embs.org/ojemb/articles/covid-19-artificial-intelligence-diagnosis-using-only-cough-recordings/ A study has been posted in Engineering in Medicine and Biology (article) that describes the methods and results from an MIT algorithm as applied to asymptomatic COVID-19. Per the...

I've been thinking and researching recently about the effect on human health by electromagnetic radiation created by communication devices such as wifi, cell phones, cell phone transmission towers and high voltage power lines What do you guys think about the energy of electromagnetic radiation...

Some site I've looked at are https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2000/10/001016073704.htm and [Link to garbage site removed]

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Often heard that it's not good for health to work through the night and sleep in the day, is there any medical support on this issue?? Or only a belief??

Hi again all, question is in the title of this thread. I also want to note that I am talking about healthy food and drinks only. Does eating fresher food increase ones life span OR have you live longer? I thought of this question recently and didn't google it at all as I thought that would be a...

Cutting interest rates is intended to change people's behavior in favor of economic growth driving activity. In the main this necessarily involves an increased amount of leaving ones home and going to work. The novel CV itself is not impacting the economy - it is the various policies to combat...

Just wondering about this (as I have a ridiculous $7,000 health insurance deductible - I basically have a non-employer catastrophic plan): Say you are a young, healthy person, who makes $50,000/year (assume an average American city COL) and you have to buy your health insurance on your own...

My brother has been in and out of rehabs for years, and lately I've been researching addiction and trying to understand the science behind it. A lot of sites that I've found say that addiction is genetic, but the info is extremely generalized and surface level. I haven't found any specific...

Are there any studies that explore what an affordable level of global health care potentially looks like? EG - Can the human race afford potable water and sewage for all humans? If so, can we then afford making aspirin available to all humans (if that were next)? If so ... Etc. At a macro...

66% of adults have health insurance, what is the probability that 4 adults selected at random have health insurance?

Is it just me or lately there is a big fuss about this? I keep running into news of a recent study that has found smartphones may induce cancer on rats and so on... Did they really find something relevant or is it just the same old story?

Good Evening, I have a question regarding, what seems to be the only proven way to extend life-span, caloric restriction. There seem to be new studies coming out every other month showing that caloric restriction is very positively correlated with an increase in lifespan, as well as a decrease...

Beyond the obvious i.e resources to buy basic health care etc. The wealth health correlation was observed across the entire income spectrum, even after basic necessities are met. What is the cause of this?

Is melted bismuth safe to wear pretty much 24/7 around your neck ? I don't want to get a super low radiation hyper bug cancer fungus to appear after 30 yrs... (It touches your skin permanently unless you're running ofc) On top of that, can I smelt bare bismuth (99%) in my kitchen or should I...

What will happen if a pathogen invades us and our immune system is completely ignorant about it or sleeping? Let us suppose it fails to identify the intruders. Can the consequences be explained pathophysiologically by taking any germ as an example? I want to know how a pathogen causes...

I am starting to search data on what actions are to be made for living longer. I might have to know the working of human body, but it might take lot of time. Within the time I know the working of human body, and have custom actions for me to live longer, to eliminate me not do any of the random...

Hello! I love camping, all year around. However lately I've been hearing much about the hazardous effects of flourocarbons and this got me wondering... Since I didn't know if my tent contained any so called PFC's I mailed the producer and got this answer: "Our tents are not yet PFC-free...

Hello Please give me some advice on a lot my wife and 2 kids are thinking on building our home on in SC. It will be located next to a large power line right of way. Its near a lake so we have those big metal towers. I'd say the nearest tower from my house will be like 50 to 75 yards. I took a...

Hello and thank you for taking the time to read this. This involves a somewhat long and uninteresting backstory, so I won’t trouble you with the finer details, and will begin by saying I am a going on nineteen year old who has been struggling with mental health issues most of my teenage life...

Finding authentic resources online is pretty difficult for a starter. There are some websites that come up frequently on search engines; 1. healthline.com 2. livestrong.com 3. medicinenet.com 4. emedicinehealth.com 5. webmd.com 6. nhs.uk My questions are mostly cause-and-effect ones. I...

Okay, this is a question that's always kind of bothered me. According to dozens of articles and interviews with NASA employees or professional astronomers, one of the biggest dangers of long term space travel is the bone and muscle loss. That totally makes sense; being in zero G is even worse...

Just curious if anyone else has sleep problems or other issues that particularly interfere with learning; and if so, what are your ways of coping with or minimizing these issues? Or if you like, on the positive side, of really helping your brain out w/ healthy habits? Some background on me: I...

Hi everyone, I am looking to work in a powerplant as a health physicist. I have been looking at requirements and they seem to be typically just a B.Sc in Health Phys + experience. Does anyone know if this is often what is needed? I am doing a dual hons in biology and physics and I want to...

Hi, guys. Would you please check if my homework is correct. The graph below shows how the average consumer spends money: Education-------- 1/50 Insurance-------- 1/10 Entertainment---1/25 Health care----- -3/50 Transportation---1/5 Clothing-----------1/25 Housing----------- 8/25...

I found this item in Science daily, how will it help in general health https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/06/160623150109.htm

Hi, I'm new to these forums so please forgive me if I am posting in the wrong section. Do you think it's possible for someone with chronic health problems to work as an engineer? More specifically, someone who is a recent cancer survivor who deals with chronic fatigue, gets sick easily, etc...

Should i take a health physics course as a freshmen? There are no prerequisites. Course Content Atomic and nuclear structure, radioactivity, interaction of radiation with matter, radiation detection and measurement, radiation dosimetry, biological effects of ionizing radiation, radiation...

For the past year or so, I've been experimenting with Isobutane. I used to get it in relatively cheap canisters of r600a from amazon.com and AliExpress, and that worked fine. Now, however, AliExpress has NO purchase options for r600a, and amazon.com will not ship it to the US, even though they...

I know that for products produced in the EU and United States, I needn't worry about lead on components. That being said, I many times purchase products from Chinese sellers due to the low bulk price. I recently read that an electrical engineer with the tendency to chew wires while stripping...

Homework Statement Hello All, This question is from my chemistry and health section so it's not really too "chemistry-ish" but rather more mathematical I think. Thanks in advance! Q:// Smoking 1.4 cigarettes per day carries a one in a million chance of death compared with driving 50 km by...

I am thinking about enrolling in the online Radiation Health Physics Masters program at Oregon State University. Does anyone know of this program and whether it's credible or not?

Many modern cars now employ radar systems for intelligent cruise control as well as blind spot monitoring. Can the radar waves that are reflected back to the vehicle for these applications pose a health hazard to the vehicle occupants?

Hey everyone, I am a 2nd year student at Texas A&M University studying Radiological Health Engineering which is a good mix between Health Physics and Engineering. This fall I will be entering my second year and have some decisions to make. I gained a good amount of hours in high school that...

Note: My english isn't well. Everyone knows toothpaste's has chemicals in variety. Floride is the main chemical. But how do you know if its not harm your health in the future? May be it cause cancer in the future. So what precautions do you take when you brush your teeths? How long have you...