RG @okiroi_s.a: – Πλήρης τροφή για το δέρμα- Στην OKIROI νιώθουμε πάθος για ό,τι δημιουργούμε και παρασκευάζουμε καινοτόμα προϊόντα μέσα από την παράδοση για όλη την οικογένεια. - Ταιριάζουν απόλυτα στο μπάνιο και την περιποίηση των μωρών που έχουν πολύ ευαίσθητο δέρμα που ερεθίζεται εύκολα. - Eιδικὀτερα άτομα αλλεργικά σε κοινά καλλυντικά θα ανακαλύψουν ότι τα προϊόντα είναι ιδιαίτερα φιλικά προς την επιδερμίδα τους λόγω της ολικής απουσίας χρωστικών ουσιών. - Επίσης οι άνδρες θα εκτιμήσουν τον πλούσιο αφρό των σαπουνιών καθώς και το φυσικό άρωμα του και την κρέμα περιποίησης.
#Donkey #milk - Complete food for the #skin thanks to its moisturizing, cleansing and nourishing properties, it is now very popular because of its rich composition and its excellent #compatibility with all types of skin. In OKIROI we feel #passion for what we create and we manufacture #innovative #products for the whole #family. - Fit perfectly for the #bath and #care of #babies who have very sensitive skin that is easily irritated. - Particularly, individuals allergic to ordinary #cosmetics will discover that the products are notably friendly to the skin due to the total absence of pigments. - Men will appreciate the rich lather and natural fragrance of the #soap bar as well as the skin care #cream. #regramapp
Previously, parents were told SIDS could be prevented if they took proper precautions: laying babies on their backs, not letting them overheat and keeping all toys and blankets out of the crib were a few of the most important preventative steps. So, when SIDS still occurred, parents were left with immense guilt, wondering if they could have prevented their baby’s death.
Dr. Carmel Harrington, the lead researcher for the study, was one of these parents. Her son unexpectedly and suddenly died as an infant 29 years ago. (…) Harrington explainedwhat she was told about the cause of her child’s death.
“Nobody could tell me. They just said it’s a tragedy. But it was a tragedy that didn’t sit well with my scientific brain.”
Since then, she’s worked to find the cause of SIDS, both for herself and for the medical community as a whole. She went on to explain why this discovery is so important for parents whose babies suffered from SIDS.
"These families can now live with the knowledge that this was not their fault,” she said.
(…) As the cause is now known, researchers can turn their attention to a solution. In the next few years, those in the medical community who have studied SIDS will likely work on a screening test to identify babies who are at risk for SIDS and hopefully prevent it altogether.
Human development is destructive, but cities are more biodiverse than a lot of people realize. Here’s a shoutout to the resilient, adaptive creatures that thrive on the periphery of human-dominated habitats. Please be kind to them - they are our neighbors.
