[ad_1] The term “allopathy” was coined by the founder of homeopathy to describe conventional medicine’s harsh treatments. Today, many physicians reject the term, as modern medicine focuses on overall well-being, not just symptom relief. Alternative practitioners sometimes use the term pejoratively. The term “allopathy” is used by some alternative practitioners to describe people who practice […]
[ad_1] Ratchet gears only turn in one direction and are useful for tasks that require discrete points. They consist of a gear, pawl, and shaft, and allow for a small amount of rearward motion. The most common manual ratchet is in a socket wrench, which has a switch to change the direction of the ratchet. […]
[ad_1] Black fasting was an old Catholic tradition during Lent, where only one meal per day was allowed, without meat, eggs, milk, or oils. Today, fasting requirements are less rigorous, but some Eastern churches still follow similar rules. Black fasting refers to an older tradition of fasting in the Catholic Church, especially during periods of […]
[ad_1] Anodized aluminum is treated with sulfuric acid and an electric current to create a thicker, harder, and smoother material. It is used in automobiles, architecture, electronics, cookware, and medical devices. Hard anodizing produces a non-stick surface and can be dyed different colors. Anodized aluminum is aluminum that has been treated with a bath of […]
[ad_1] Anodized aluminum is treated with sulfuric acid and electric current to create a thicker, harder, and smoother material. It is used in automobiles, aircraft, architecture, and electronics. Hard anodized aluminum is preferred by cooks and chefs for its non-stick surface. It is also used in the medical sector for prostheses and artificial joints. Colors […]
[ad_1] The Army Airborne School, also known as Jump School, is a voluntary program for parachute training for all members of the US military who meet physical requirements. The three-week Basic Airborne Course includes Ground Week, Tower Week, and Jump Week, with students required to pass physical and skydiving training to receive the “Silver Wing”. […]
[ad_1] Banaba leaf, from the banaba shrub, contains corosolic acid which can improve blood sugar control in type II diabetics. It can also lower blood cholesterol levels, relieve urinary tract infections, aid weight loss, and have practical applications in the treatment of bacterial infections, upset stomachs, and coughs. Banaba leaf extract is commonly ingested in […]
[ad_1] Pasta filata is a type of cooked cheese made by stretching and spinning curds. The curds are made by thickening milk with rennet or acid, then kneaded and mixed until soft. Mozzarella is an example of stretched curd cheese. Pasta filata is an Italian term for “pasta filata” or cooked cheese. It’s called stretched […]
[ad_1] A force pump is a simple device that uses mechanical force to move water from one location to another. It is often used for irrigation and agricultural purposes, as well as in industrial and manufacturing environments. Force pumps are easy to install and maintain, but have a low lift limit and are slow and […]
[ad_1] A steel die cutter is used to cut, punch, or emboss a variety of materials. The molds are made by cutting a thin slot in a flat, rigid base and a thin strip of steel is pushed into the slot. The completed die is then placed into a press that holds the cut out […]
[ad_1] A mockup is a non-functional model of an object or device used to convey the general idea of the actual product. It is commonly used in various industries, including automotive and aircraft manufacturing, as well as in education. Virtual or digital mockups created using specialized software are also becoming more popular. Also known as […]
[ad_1] The Social Security Act was passed in 1935 to provide retirees with a pension fund, largely due to the Great Depression. Francis Townsend’s movement for a national pension scheme led to the creation of Social Security, but he was unhappy with the end product. Adjustments to taxation and benefits have been made over time, […]
[ad_1] PACS is a digital system used in hospitals to record and archive medical images such as X-rays, CT scans, MRI, and ultrasound. It has four components: imaging system, secure network, workstation, and archive. It offers benefits such as better diagnostic processes and eliminates the need for film, but it is expensive. An image archiving […]
[ad_1] Joseph Pilates developed exercises to improve his health, influenced by yoga, Zen philosophy, and ancient Romans and Greeks. He taught his exercises to German citizens interned with him in England during World War I. Pilates exercises improve flexibility and strength, prevent injuries, and improve posture. It is recommended for rehabilitation, the elderly, and those […]
[ad_1] Southern Comfort is a US-made liqueur with a fruity, spicy, and whiskey flavor, often used in mixed drinks. It was founded by a bartender in New Orleans and is associated with the Southeastern US. It is available in various versions and is brewed in St. Louis, Missouri. Southern Comfort is a liqueur – or […]
[ad_1] Hook bolts are curved steel fasteners used for hanging things from ceilings and walls. They are made of hardened stainless steel and can support heavy weights. Installing them requires drilling a pilot hole, and they can be removed and reinstalled easily. They have many indoor and outdoor applications, including as pulleys to increase floor […]
[ad_1] Hook bolts are curved steel fasteners used for hanging things from walls and ceilings. They are made of hardened stainless steel and have an open end for easy removal. They require drilling a pilot hole and can be bolted to wooden dowels for added stability. Weight capacity limits are listed on packaging and dividing […]
[ad_1] Two groups called the Gang of Six were formed in the US Senate, one in 2009 to address health care reform and the other in 2011 to avert a debt ceiling crisis. The term originated in China to describe a small group with power over the government. The first Gang of Six caused the […]
[ad_1] Graves’ ophthalmopathy is an inflammatory eye disease often seen in hyperthyroidism patients. Symptoms range from redness to bulging eyes. Treatments include ice, medication, and surgery. The autoimmune reaction causing Graves’ disease is still present even if hyperthyroidism is resolved. Graves’ ophthalmopathy is an inflammatory eye disease usually seen in patients with hyperthyroidism, in which […]
[ad_1] Flanken is a cut of beef ribs that is popular in Asian and Jewish dishes and among American outdoor grilling enthusiasts. The meat and bone are cut lengthwise, resulting in strips of meat with bone medallions inside them. It can be boiled, stewed, marinated, or grilled and is often marinated overnight for added flavor […]
