Blog and News
How to Cure a Hangover
Ringing in a new year tends to bring revelry, glitz and ... a pulsating headache. When it comes to hangovers, everyone has a swear-by-it remedy, and hundreds are free for the taking online. The problem: “In terms of anything that’s proven to ‘cure a hangover,’ there isn’t anything,” says Michael Fingerhood, an associate professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore. That doesn’t mean you have to be miserable all day, though. Experts suggest one of these tricks to take the edge off a hangover and end it a little faster.
How to find Chakra and AURA features in Biophilia Tracker
The Chacker and AURA function of Biophilia Tracker is very convenient to use, have you learned it?
How to Keep Your Skin Beautiful
Your skin protects your body, but that's not all. It's the face you present to the world. When healthy, it's a source of beauty. The choices you make every day -- what you eat, where you go, how you feel -- affect how your skin looks.
How to manage cataracts with the Biophilia Tracker
Open the software and create a personal card; (please note that a person can only create one card, if you already have a card, please select the correct personal card in the card selection list)
How to Protect You Away Head Lice
Head lice are insects with six claws and no wings that cannot hop or fly. Lice move by crawling; their claws hold tightly onto hair. They're gray-white or tan and the size of sesame seeds, and they feed on human blood four or five times a day. Lice live and breed within a quarter inch of the hair from the base of the scalp, especially near the ears and neck. Head lice may also thrive in eyebrows and beards. Lice are most active at night.
How To Quit Smoking
The most common way smokers try quitting is cold turkey – or, the more technical term, "unassisted quitting" – but it’s far from being the most successful. "People can double or even triple their odds of success if they used some kind of assistive method," says Yvonne Hunt, program director in the National Cancer Institute's Tobacco Control Research Branch.