Collection of Infographics
Nawaab Restaurant in Manchester has released an informative graphic depicting the benefits and effects of various spices on the human body. The in depth research has discovered the multitude of different benefits that can be accrued from ingesting the wide range of different spices that are available and commonly found in Indian Cuisine. As one of the UK’s most recognised and respected Indian Restaurants, Nawaab [...] Read more »
Let’s explore some really interesting facts about the human eye! Infographic brought to us by Perfect Glasses USA. Here are 10 facts you probably didn’t know about the human eye: Newborn babies do not produce tears Infant babies begin blinking at about 6 months old Humans blink an average of 12 times per minute The average blink lasts 0.3 second When you are born, your [...] Read more »
How many calories can we actually burn in 10 minutes? We can look at a few activities like running, sleeping, eating, driving, swimming, standing, etc. Let’s look at this infographic to find out! This infographic is brought to you by QuickQuid. Here is how many calories we can burn in 10 minutes: Kettlebell training: 200 Swimming: 111 Standing: 16 Cleaning: 28 Cycling: 99 Using a [...] Read more »
PTSD Infographic by BD&J Law Firm Post Traumatic Stress Disorder was once thought to be a military disorder reserved for those who experienced combat situations first-hand. As this infographic illustrates, PTSD is much more prevalent in today’s society than many realize. Among those who are at risk of suffering from PTSD include pregnant women going through labor, children who witness or experience domestic violence or [...] Read more »
Via: DegreeSearch.org Losing weight is never easy, and it’s tough to get rid of all your stubborn fat. What kind of effort is necessary to lose your excess weight and fat? The numbers might surprise you. To lose just 1 pound of fat, you have to burn about 3,500 calories. According to MyFitnessPal.com, here are a few exercises you can do to burn 3,500 calories: [...] Read more »
Via: DegreeSearch.org Leo Tolstoy once said “If you want to be happy, be.” If only it were that easy, Mr. Tolstoy! Psychologist Paula Davis-Laack says she’s observed thousands of people in a wide variety of settings and has compiled a list of what happy people do differently. You can read her full article here, but below is a quick summary. What happy people do differently: They [...] Read more »
Via: DegreeSearch.org x Have you ever wondered “How much does a cat weigh?” or “Which is heavier, a bowling ball or a dining chair?” DegreeSearch.org put it all to rest with this handy weight comparison chart. Read more »
Introduction to Plagiocephaly and Repositioning What is Plagiocephaly and Brachycephaly? Definition of Plagiocephaly: Plagiocephaly is the word that is used to describe the asymmetry of the head shape. This word particularly describes a flattening which is to one side of an infant’s head, usually the back but it can also occur at the front of the head or face as a secondary issue. Definition of [...] Read more »
Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral that was once used in thousands of consumer, industrial and construction products. Despite its uses, asbestos is a known human carcinogen and the National Cancer Institute suggests that there is no safe level of asbestos exposure. The most common asbestos-related diseases include mesothelioma, lung cancer, asbestosis and gastrointestinal cancer. While the dangers of asbestos are well-known, this “silent killer” [...] Read more »
We looked into the statistics…and the numbers might surprise you. This infographic is short and sweet, but it contains a high-impact health message. It was created by the expert editorial team at TheBestLife.com, the website for the health and lifestyle program of Bob Greene, Oprah’s trainer. We were surprised (and a bit concerned) about the statistic and thought it would be of interest to our [...] Read more »