Everyone is familiar with the health benefits of tea: it fights cancer, reduces risk of stroke and other diseases, and revitalizes body cells. Yet, after you’ve drained your delicious cup of tea, you find yourself discarding the used tea bags. Well, don’t. You’ll be surprised at the number of ways you can reuse these materials. Here are a number of unique and surprising uses for those old tea bags.
Mobile technology has been very beneficial to us in the last few years. It has allowed as to be free of bulky devices and conveniently move around while maintaining productivity, entertainment and communicability.In spite of this convenience, we’re still at the mercy of batteries. Once they run out of power, it’s impossible to use these gadgets unless you have a battery charger or a spare battery with you.
Though high-capacity batteries like Li-on and Ni-MH are used by modern mobile devices, at some point, they still get drained. You must take some measures to extend the life of your batteries. Here are some tips:
Around the world, around one million people commit suicide each year, including more than 6,000 in the UK and Ireland, of whom around 1,500 are women and 4,500 men.
Although the number of young men committing suicide has increased over the past couple of decades, suicides among women have fallen. The reason for this is currently not well understood.
It may be women are better at expressing and dealing with their distress. It may also be that current social, financial and economic issues have put more pressure on men. However, the fall has also been attributed to suicide prevention strategies, improved social conditions and changes that have affected the way people try to commit suicide, such as selling only limited amounts of over the counter medicines at a time (reducing the risk of impulsive overdose).
