Miniso Adventure Time Baby Wet Wipes Review (Part 2)

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Miniso Adventure Time Baby Wet Wipes Review (Part 2)

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Miniso Adventure Time Baby Wet Wipes Review Part 2

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Miniso's Adventure Time Wet Wipes packaging design is so adorable and extremely cute! 

Finn the human | Miniso Adventure Time Baby Wet Wipes Review | Healthbiztips

Each package contains five individually wrapped wet wipes with imprinted character from the beloved cartoon series. There's Finn the human, Jake the dog, Beemo, Princess Bubblegum, and Lumpy Space Princess.

Miniso Adventure Time 
Baby Wet Wipes Review 
Part 1

Miniso Adventure Time Baby Wet Wipes Review | Healthbiztips

Each packet of Adventure Time baby wet wipes by Miniso contains 10 sheets which are soft and moist, yet sturdy. It's sheets doesn't break apart when you rub it on your skin or pull on it gently.

Jake the dog | Miniso Adventure Time Baby Wet Wipes Review | Healthbiztips

Each packet has a resealable sticker to ensure that all it's moisture is contained inside. It's small enough to be a convenient backpack essential.

Miniso Adventure Time Baby Wet Wipes Review | Healthbiztips

It contains moisturizing components aloe and glycerin to prevent drying, although it is worth noting that this product is not all-natural nor organic. It actually contains preservative like benzalkonium chloride.

Ingredients of Miniso Adventure TimebBaby Wet Wipes:

Aqua, Glycerin, Aloe Yohjyu, Matsu Ekisu, Benzalkonium chloride, Chlorphenesin, Cetylpyridinium chloride, Ethylhexylglycerin, Citric Acid.

BMO | Miniso Adventure Time Baby Wet Wipes Review | Healthbiztips

Miniso Adventure Time Baby Wet Wipes Review | Healthbiztips

Buyers may be confused of the logo "Miniso Japan" at the back of this product so to clear this out, let me say that although it is claimed that Miniso is a Japanese inspired brand, this company is actually based on Guangzhou, China. Incredibly this brand has expanded in multiple countries across the globe.

Princess Bubblegum | Miniso Adventure Time Baby Wet Wipes Review | Healthbiztips

Miniso Adventure Time Baby Wet Wipes Review | Healthbiztips

When I used this wet wipe on my skin, it felt clean and gentle. It doen't have any distinct aroma.

Lumpy Space Princess | Miniso Adventure Time Baby Wet Wipes Review | Healthbiztips

Miniso Adventure Time Baby Wet Wipes Review | Healthbiztips

According to the package inscription, you're not supposed to let this product get in contact with your eyes, althought if that happens, you have to rinse it off.

Jake, Finn, and BMO | Miniso Adventure Time Baby Wet Wipes Review | Healthbiztips

Princess Bubblegum and Fin | Miniso Adventure Time Baby Wet Wipes Review | Healthbiztips

Miniso Adventure Time Baby Wet Wipes Review | Healthbiztips

Any feedback or reviews you'd like to share about this personal care product? Leave me a comment below.

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Miniso Adventure Time - Baby Wet Wipes Review Part 1

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7 Health Benefits of Mango

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7 Health Benefits of Mango

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Mango (Mangifera indica) is one of the most desired tropical fruits because of it's delectable taste. It is packed with fiber, vitamins and minerals which offers a range of health advantages.

Ripe mangoes have a soft yellow juicy sweet or sour flesh surrounding a large tough seed at it's core. This fruit comes in various varieties with different sizes and skin color ranging from green, orange, and yellow, although it's skin is inedible.

Unripe mangoes are usually green in color with a extremely sour greenish fresh. Still, even unripe mangoes have an appeal as it can be eaten with fish paste (bagoong) or table salt to balance out it's taste.


1. Promotes good digestion

A good source of fiber, incorporating mango in the diet helps prevent and counteracts gastrointestinal problems like constipation, and encourages  regular bowel movement.


2. Good for the eyes

Every 100 grams of mango contains about 21% of one's daily Vitamin A needs. Vitamin A is essential for sharp eyesight and prevention of macular degeneration.


3. Boosts immune system

Mango is an excellent source of Vitamin C, an antioxidant  that plays a role in immunity and body repair. 100 gram mango meets about 60% of one's daily Vitamin C requirement.


4. Healthy skin, hair, and teeth

Vitamin C is also a paramount component in the production of collagen which serves as structural support of the skin, hair, teeth, muscle, organs, and other integral parts of the body. It gives strength and flexibility and prevents wrinkling and sagging.


5. Low in calories

Mangoes are low in calories, and do not contain cholesterol. Every 100 gram of this fruit only contains roughly 60 calories.


6. Antioxidant rich

Mango is rich in antioxidant polyphenols which serves to shield the body from harmful environmental free radicals that are responsible for premature aging. It also ensures the health of the cells in the human body. Studies in animals shows that intake of mango has positive outcome in the prevention of heart disease and cancer.


7. Vitamins and minerals

Mango is a good source of Vitamin E, folate, potassium, copper, vitamin B, vitamin K, and manganese, with traces of iron, calcium, and phosphorus.

Humidifier soothes Dry eyes

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Humidifier soothes Dry eyes

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Humidifier soothes dry eyes

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Excessive screen time, dry climate, hot and cold temperature are notorious environmental culprits that can cause or exacerbate dry eyes as they hasten the rate at which tears evaporate from the surface of the eyes. This is why restoring moisture in the air proves beneficial to control the symptoms of dry eyes.

Humidifier is a device that intoduces moisture into the air. It comes in various sizes that can cater a small area or an entire household. Not to be confused with diffuser which is use on essential oil, although certain types can also serve as humidifier.

In todays modern society, the incorporation of humidifier in households and offices is a practical solution to ease the eye strain brought about by spending too much time checking one's phone or working on a computer. A humidifier sitting on a desk while you fixate on your laptop is soothing.

Generally, an individual involuntarily blinks about 15 to 20 times every minute as a protective mechanism to continually spread a thin film of tears on the surface of the cornea to keep it moist and lubricated, however, substantial amount of screen time significantly lessens this crucial reflex.

Living in arid areas, the onset of summer or winter, or staying in an airconditionsd room can leave the eye dried-up.   Cases such as these can gain relief through the utilization of a humidifier indoors.

Another wonderful health benefit of humidifier is the prevention of common cold and flu, as well as improvement of breathing difficulty in asthma. Furthermore, since humidifier boosts humidity, it can be use to manage dry skin, dry hair, chapped lips, dry cough, and sore throat.

Indeed, eye drop is usually what comes into mind as a first line of dry eye treatment, but it is equally worthwhile to consider the positive effect of humidifier to abate the impact created by the lack of moisture in the air we breath.

Ketogenic diet for Drug-resistant Epilepsy

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Ketogenic diet for Drug-resistant Epilepsy

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Keto diet, an Alternative Option for Drug-resistant Seizure

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Ketogenic diet has become an alternative treatment for epileptic people when conventional antiseizure medicine fail to prevent an episode, but how can such a dietary regimen alleviate a serious medical condition?

The utilization of ketogenic diet for drug-resistant epilepsy is predominantly utilized in children, although it is not recommended for adults.

The Epilepsy Foundation claimed that:

• Over half of children who go on the diet have at least a 50% reduction in the number of their seizures.
• Some children, usually 10-15%, even become seizure-free.

According to this agency, keto diet proves helpful in medical conditions such as:

• infantile spasms
• Rett syndrome
• tuberous sclerosis complex
• Dravet syndrome
• Doose syndrome
• GLUT-1 deficiency

Studies by Rogawski and colleagues sheds some light into this topic:

Although the exact mechanism of ketogenic diet's success in averting seizure episode is hard to point out, it is known that keto diet's fundamental principle of mimicking the state of starvation induced by fasting is a key factor. However, do note that this diet does not withhold food intake, Instead, it drastically cuts down the portion of carbohydrate a person eats and replaces this main energy source with fat.

Without enough glucose to break down from the scanty carbohydrate, the body switches to fat as it's fuel. Fat is broken down and the liver produces ketone to serve as energy source. At this state, the person is said to be under the state of ketosis in which these ketone bodies floods the bloodstream.

The presence of ketone bodies have several metabolic effects that greatly benefit epileptic people:

• increase in the production of GABA, an inhibitory neurotransmitter
• decrease in the production of glutamate, an excitatory neurotransmitter
• Increase production of adenosine, an inhibitory neurotransmitter
• Increase in the mitochondrial biogenesis in the hippocampus
• Increase in reduced gutathione (GSH)

Since each patient has varying medical case and history, it is worth knowing that keto diet is not effective for all people so make it a point to consult your health care provider before starting it.


Resources:

Rogawski, M. A., Löscher, W., & Rho, J. M. (2016). Mechanisms of Action of Antiseizure Drugs and the Ketogenic Diet. Cold Spring Harbor perspectives in medicine, 6(5), a022780. doi:10.1101/cshperspect.a022780

Epilepsy Foundation. Ketogenic Diet. https://www.epilepsy.com/learn/treating-seizures-and-epilepsy/dietary-therapies/ketogenic-diet