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Essential Facts About Vaping

Most smokers resort to vaping as a substitute for cigarette smoking because they thought Vape stockists is a healthy alternative. Vaping is inhaling vapor from an electronic cigarette. This e-cigarette has cartridges with liquid that usually contains Nicotine and different flavored chemicals. When the liquid is heated in the e-cigarette, it produces a vapor which the smoker can inhale, hence, the term vaping.
Suppose you have doubts about the health risks of vaping. In that case, here are some essential facts that can help enlighten you:

Vaping Is Not Safe

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Treating Migraine with Cannabis

Research shows that people who treat their migraines with Cannabis experience boomerang headaches, which are caused by overmedication.
How will you know if it’s a migraine?
Migraine is usually accompanied by sensitivity to sound and light, nausea, and vomiting. It is a condition that can last for days and can be extremely painful, restraining you from doing your daily activities.
Most often, it comes with an “aura”, which is a warning sign, such as tingling sensation on your arm or face, blind spots, light flashes, and speaking difficulties.
Taking medication can help, along with lifestyle changes and …

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Is the Pandemic Affecting Your Pattern of Sleep?

Several people in the U.S. have been complaining of sleeping issues since the pandemic. Last year, there was a 20% increase in sleep prescriptions. So, what causes the coronasomnia? Here are causes for insomnia during the pandemic period.
1. Chronic Stress
Last year was a stressful year for all the people around the globe. Stress can affect a person’s sleep. It causes your blood pressure and heart rate to increase, thereby, putting your system into fight/flight. When you have increased production of cortisol (stress hormone) in your body, you will find it hard to fall asleep.
2.  Changes…

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When There is Sufficient COVID-19 Vaccine

According to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), over 96 million vaccines have been transported to healthcare centers in the U.S. According to experts, about 70% to 90% of people need to be immunized to attain herd immunity. Reaching at this point will depend on the speed of the manufacturers and those who will deliver the vaccines.
After a shaky beginning, vaccination campaigns for COVID-19 have been speeding up in several communities across the country. To achieve immunity, there must be enough people in America who are immune against the coronavirus.
Three Authorized Vaccines
The…