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Small coffee.
Medium coffee cup.
Look, look, look, look, look.
Look.
Wow.
Yeah.
So, now medium, large.
Watch.
No way.
So, this has to do with the circumference on the bottom of the cup.
So, interestingly, whenever you buy yourself a large coffee, you're actually just getting a small.
Neat.
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    1 人回報1 則回應6 個月前
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  • 關心你, 我關心你, 我很關心你! 轉傳 (這是一個英國護士給大家的忠告,請仔細閱讀。不用謝。) BE PREPARED 準備妥善 Everyone is telling you how to NOT catch #coronavirus, but NO ONE is saying what to do if you get it. 每個人都在討論如何避免新冠病毒,但是沒有人告訴你:萬一不幸染上新冠病毒,應該如何自處。 Thanks to this nurse in the UK for putting this guide together: 感謝這位英國護士整理下列指引: Finally, some sensible advice. From a GP Nurse in the UK. 終於有一些明確的建議了。來自一個英國執業護士。 What I have seen a lot of are recommendations for how to try to avoid getting coronavirus in the first place: 我已經看過很多關於如何免感染新冠病毒的建議: • good hand washing 勤洗手 • personal hygiene 個人衛生 • social distancing 社交距離 but what I have NOT seen a lot of is advice for what happens if you actually get it, which many of us will. 但是我沒看到太多關於感染新冠病毒後要如何自處的建議,而我們很多人會染疫的。 So as your friendly neighborhood Nurse let me make some suggestions: 所以作爲你家隔壁友善的護士,讓我給些建議: If you get Covid-19 如果你感染了新冠肺炎 You basically just want to prepare as though you know you’re going to get a nasty respiratory bug, like bronchitis or pneumonia. You just have the foresight to know it might come your way! 基本上,只要做好心理準備,就好像知道自己將會患上令人討厭的呼吸道疾病一樣,例如支氣管炎或肺炎。只要想像你有可能會感染新冠肺炎。 Things to start doing now: 從現在開始要做的事情: 1. Get 20 minutes sun on your entire body (or as much as possible) every day. This will dramatically increase your Vitamin D levels, which improves your immune system. 每天花 20 分鐘曬太陽(或盡可能多曬曬身體各個部位)。這將會大大提高體内維他命 D 的含量, 藉以增強免疫系統。 2. If affordable take a good general supplement, plus 2000mg Vit C a day. Include ZINC, SELENIUM & GLUTATHIONE. 如果負擔得起,要多吃營養均衡的食物,外加每天攝取2000mg 維他命C,再配合鋅、硒和谷胱甘肽(註:一種強效的抗氧化劑)。 3. Scott’s Emulsion is a great general tonic (cod liver oi) 司考特乳白是一種很好的補品(魚肝油) Things you should actually buy ahead of time: 一些應該事先準備好的物品: 4. Kleenex 面紙(或衛生紙) Paracetamol 撲熱息痛藥片(德國市面稱為Paracetamol 500) 5. Cough medicine of choice (check the label and make sure you're not doubling up on Paracetamol) 止咳藥(檢查標籤確保沒有撲熱息痛的成份,以免重複) Zinc lozenges 鋅錠 6. Throat spray like Andolex or TCP 喉嚨噴劑,如Andolex或TCP( Trichlorophenylmethyliodosalicyl) 7. Honey and lemon can work just as well! 蜂蜜和檸檬也有相同效果! 8. Vicks vaporub for your chest is also a great suggestion. Vicks vaporub 維克斯薄荷藥膏對舒緩胸部不適,是一種很好的藥物。 9. A humidifier would be a good thing to buy and use in your room when you go to bed overnight. (You can also just turn the shower on hot and sit in the bathroom breathing in the steam) 夜裡睡覺時,在房間裡使用加濕器,是一個不錯的法子。 (也可以打開淋浴的蓮蓬頭,然後坐在浴室裡呼吸熱蒸汽) 10. If you have a history of asthma and you have a prescription inhaler, make sure the one you have isn’t expired and refill it/get a new one if necessary. 如患哮喘毛病,而有哮喘噴劑,請確保所用的哮喘噴劑尚未過期,並重新加滿/如有必要,買個新的。 11. Meals This is also a good time to meal prep: make a big batch of your favorite soup to freeze and have on hand. 餐點部份 這也是準備餐點的好時機:將一大鍋你喜歡的湯冷凍起來備用。 12. Hydrate Hydrate, hydrate! Stock up on whatever your favorite clear fluids are to drink, though tap water is fine you may appreciate some variety! 水份 水份,水份!多準備一些你喜歡的清澈食用水,儘管自來水也可以,但多樣化的食用水或許是個不錯的主意! 13. For symptom management and a fever over 38°c take Paracetamol rather than Ibuprofen. 如有病徵同時發燒超過 38°c,那就服用撲熱息痛藥片(Paracetamol),而不是布洛芬(Ibuprofen)。 14. Rest lots You should not be leaving your house! Even if you are feeling better you may will still be infectious for fourteen days and older people and those with existing health conditions should be avoided! 多休息 不應外出!即使病情好轉,14 天內仍具有傳染性;也要避免與老人家和健康狀況欠佳的人接觸! 15. Wear gloves and a mask to avoid contaminating others in your house. 戴手套和戴口罩,以免傳染給家中的其他成員。 16. Isolate in your bedroom if not living alone, ask friends and family to leave supplies outside to avoid contact. 若非獨居,請在臥室中自我隔離,讓親朋好友將物品留在外面,避免和他們接觸。 17. Sanitize your bed linen and clothes frequently by washing and clean your bathroom with recommended sanitizers. 經常以優良的消毒劑清洗床單和衣物。 18. You DO NOT NEED TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL unless you are having trouble breathing or your fever is very high (over 39°C) and unmanaged with meds. 除非呼吸困難或發高燒(超過 39°C)並且沒有其他醫療藥物,否則,不要去醫院! 19. 90% of healthy adult cases thus far have been managed at home with basic rest/hydration/over-the-counter meds. 迄今為止,已有 90%的成人病例成功地在家中接受基本的療養/補充水份/非處方藥物治療。 20. If you are worried or in distress or feel your symptoms are getting worse: 假如你擔心、緊張、或感覺自己的症狀越來越嚴重: 21. Pre-existing risks If you have a pre-existing lung condition (COPD, emphysema, lung cancer) or are on immunosuppressants, now is a great time to talk to your Doctor or specialist about what they would like you to do if you get sick. 預存風險 如果已經患有肺部疾病(慢性阻塞性肺病,肺氣腫,肺癌)或正在接受免疫抑製劑的治療,現在正是與家庭醫生或專科醫生討論的絕佳時機,要預先了解染病時的可能治療方案。 22. Children One major relief to you parents is that kids do VERY well with coronavirus, they usually bounce back in a few days (but they will still be infectious). Just use pediatric dosing. 兒童 對父母而言,最大的安慰是:治療新冠病毒的方法對於兒童非常有效,他們通常會在幾天內復原(但仍具有感染風險)。同時只需使用兒童劑量即可。 23. Be calm and prepare rationally and everything will be fine. This is to inform us all that the pH for corona virus varies from 5.5 to 8.5. 保持鎮靜,合理應對,一切都會好轉。要告訴所有人,新冠病毒的pH值在 5.5 到 8.5 之間。 24. All we need to do, to beat corona virus, we need to take more of an alkaline foods that are above the above pH level of the Virus. 為了戰勝新冠病毒,我們一切所需要做的,就是大量攝取高於上述pH值的鹼性食品。 Some of which are: 其中包括: 25. Lime萊姆 - 8.2pH Tangerine柑橘 - 8.5pH Mango芒果 - 8.7pH Orange 柳橙 - 9.2pH Lemon檸檬 - 9.9pH Pineapple 鳳梨 - 12.7pH Garlic 蒜頭 - 13.2pH Avocado 牛油果 - 15.6pH Dandelion 蒲公英 - 22.7pH 26. How do you know you have coronavirus? 如何知道染上新冠病毒? 1. Itching in the throat 喉嚨很癢 2. Dry throat 喉嚨乾渴 3. Dry couch 乾咳 4. High temperature 發高燒 5. Shortness of breath 呼吸急促 6. Loss of sense of taste & smell 失去味覺和嗅覺 7. Covid toes - toes turning blue/black 有新冠病毒腳趾 - 腳趾變成藍色或黑色 27. So where you notice these things quickly take warm water with lemon and drink. 因此,如果自己有這些症狀,就要立刻飲用溫熱的檸檬水。 28. Do not keep this information to yourself only. Pass it to all your family and friends. 不要保留這個信息。轉傳給所有家人和朋友。 諸君健康
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  • 腦退化症︰ UCLA ON ALZHEIMERS 阿茲海默氏症 (老人癡呆症、腦退化症) 下面是美國加州大學老年中心主任G.Small博士寫的文章。這篇文章通俗易懂,值得廣為傳閱。雖然我不是醫學方面的人,但也曾參與阿茲海默氏症的研究,稍知皮屑(比毛小得多);為了方便不太熟悉專業名詞的朋友們閱讀,鬥膽把文章譯成中文,其中錯誤難免。收件人中有不少是資深醫生,譯錯了請立即指正,以免誤人。衷心致謝。 閱後若覺得有用,請傳送給你關心的所有親友。 UCLA ( University of California at Los Angeles ) ON ALZHEIMERS Food for Thought 思維的食品 "The idea that Alzheimer's is entirely genetic and unpreventable is perhaps the Greatest misconception about the disease," says Gary Small, M.D., director of The UCLA Center on Aging. Researchers now know that Alzheimer's, like heart Disease and cancer, develops over decades and can be influenced by lifestyle Factors including cholesterol, blood pressure, obesity, depression, education, Nutrition, sleep and mental, physical and social activity. 洛杉磯加州大學老年中心主任Gray Small 博士說:「那種認為腦退化症(譯注-阿茲海默氏症-過去亦稱老人癡呆症,按香港醫務衛生署建議改為腦退化症-下同)完全來自遺傳的和不可預防的想法,是對這個病症的最大誤解。」 研究人員現在已經明白,腦退化症就像心臟病和癌症,是經年累月發展起來的病症,是受生活方式因素所影響,這些因素包括膽固醇、血壓、肥胖、癌症、憂鬱、教育、營養、睡眠、腦力、體力和社交活動等等。 The big news: Mountains of research reveals that simple things you do every day might cut your odds of losing your mind to Alzheimer's. 好消息:大量的研究指出,只要每日做一些簡單小事就有可能把腦退化症發病機會降低。 In search of scientific ways to delay and outlive Alzheimer's and other Dementias, I tracked down thousands of studies and interviewed dozens of Experts. The results in a new book: 100 Simple Things You Can Do to Prevent Alzheimer's and Age-Related Memory Loss (Little, Brown; $19.99). Here are 10 strategies I found most surprising. 為了尋找可以推遲腦退化症和其他癡呆症發生的科學方法,我閱讀了成千上萬的報告及訪談了數十名專家。結論就在一本新書:"你能做得到的100件簡單事情可以預防腦退化症和與老年有關的癡呆症"。下面是我認最值得驚喜的10項策略。 1. Have coffee. In an amazing flip-flop, coffee is the new brain tonic. A large European study showed that drinking three to five cups of coffee a day in Midlife cut Alzheimer's risk 65% in late life. University of South Florida Researcher Gary Arendash credits caffeine: He says it reduces dementia-causing amyloid in animal brains. Others credit coffee's antioxidants. So drink up, Arendash advises, unless your doctor says you shouldn't. 1. 喝咖啡 咖啡得到平反,現在認為咖啡是一種新的補腦品。根據歐洲大量研究表明,中年時每日飲3-5杯咖啡,晚年時出現腦退化症的風險可以下降65%。 美國南佛羅裡達研究人員Gary Arendash 贊許咖啡,他說咖啡可以減少動物腦中的導致失憶的類澱粉含量。其他研究人員則因抗氧化劑的功用給咖啡加分。 Arendash勸人多飲咖啡,除非你的醫生認為你不宜飲咖啡。 2. Floss. Oddly, the health of your teeth and gums can help predict dementia. University of Southern California research found that having periodontal disease before age 35 quadrupled the odds of dementia years later. Older people with tooth and gum disease score lower on memory and cognition tests, other studies show. Experts speculate that inflammation in diseased mouths migrates to the brain. 2. 牙線 說來也怪,牙齒和牙齦的健康有助於預診癡呆症。 南加州大學研究表明,35歲之前有牙周病的人,老年時患癡呆症的機會比沒有的人多四倍。 其他研究亦有患牙齒及牙齦病患的長者在記憶力和認知能力測試上得分較低。專家們推測是由於口腔感染炎症向大腦遷移。 3.Google. Doing an online search can stimulate your aging brain even more than reading a book, says UCLA's Gary Small, who used brain MRIs to prove it. The biggest surprise: Novice Internet surfers, ages 55 to 78, activated key memory and learning centers in the brain after only a week of Web surfing for an hour a day. 3.上網 加州大學的 Gary Small用核磁共振證實,上網搜索比閱讀書本更能刺激長者的大腦。 最令人驚訝的是:55-78歲的新手,只要一個星期每日上網一小時,便能活化大腦的主記憶和學習中心。 4. Grow new brain cells. Impossible, scientists used to say. Now it's believed that thousands of brain cells are born daily. The trick is to keep the newborns Alive.. 4. What works: aerobic exercise (such as a brisk 30-minute walk every day), strenuous mental activity, eating salmon and other fatty fish, and avoiding obesity, chronic stress, sleep deprivation, heavy drinking and vitamin B deficiency. 4.新生大腦細胞 以前科學家們老是說大腦不可能產生新的細胞。現在卻認為大腦每日產生萬千個新細胞,關鍵是怎樣使這些新細胞存活。 方法是:帶氧運動(例如每日輕快的散步30分鐘),緊張的腦力活動,進食三文魚和其他含脂肪高的魚,避免過胖、長期緊張、剝奪睡眠、酗酒和缺乏維生素B。 5. Drink apple juice. Apple juice can push production of the "memory chemical" acetylcholine; that's the way the popular Alzheimer's drug Aricept works, says Thomas Shea, Ph.D., of the University of Massachusetts . He was surprised that old mice given apple juice did better on learning and memory tests than mice that received water. A dose for humans: 16 ounces, or two to three apples a day. (Important - apples are heavily sprayed so go for the organic juice) 5.喝蘋果汁 麻州大學的Thomas Shea博士這樣說,蘋果汁可以促進「記憶化學物」乙醯膽堿的產生。這也就是治療腦退化症常用藥Aricept的作用。 他用蘋果汁飼餵的老齡老鼠比用水飼養的老鼠,在學習和記憶試驗中表現得比較優勝。 人類的服食劑量:16安士或每日2-3個蘋果。(注意-蘋果通常噴大量農藥,飲有機果汁較佳) 6. Protect your head. Blows to the head, even mild ones early in life, increase odds of dementia years later. Pro football players have 19 times the typical rate of memory-related diseases. Alzheimer's is four times more common in elderly who suffer a head injury, Columbia University finds. Accidental falls doubled an older person's odds of dementia five years later in another study. Wear seat belts and helmets, fall-proof your house, and don't take risks. 6.保護頭顱 若頭顱受到撞擊,那怕是年輕時期的輕度撞擊,也會使晚年時癡呆症增加的機會。職業美式足球運動員發生與記憶有關的疾病比常人高19倍。 哥倫比亞大學發現,年輕時頭部受傷的人得腦退化症的機會是常人的4倍。另一項研究發現意外跌倒受傷,五年後發生癡呆症的機會增加2倍。配戴安全帶,戴頭盔,家中防滑及不要冒險。 7. Meditate. Brain scans show that people who meditate regularly have less cognitive decline and brain shrinkage - a classic sign of Alzheimer's - as they age. Andrew Newberg of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine says yoga meditation of 12 minutes a day for two months improved blood flow and cognitive functioning in seniors with memory problems. 7. 打坐 腦部掃描顯示,經常打坐的人,在年齡日長時,腦退化症的典型症狀—認知衰退和腦萎縮比較少。 賓夕凡尼亞醫學院的Andrew Newberg 說,記憶力有問題的的長者,若每日打坐12分鐘,實踐兩個月,便可改進血液流通和思考功能。 8. Take vit . D. A "severe deficiency" of vitamin D boosts older Americans' risk of Cognitive impairment 394%, an alarming study by England 's University of Exeter finds. And most Americans lack vitamin D. Experts recommend a daily dose of 800 IU to 2,000 IU of vitamin D3. 8服食維他命D 英國埃克塞特大學的研究驚人地發現,由於嚴重缺乏維他命D,美國的長者的認知障礙症急升394%。專家建議每日服用800-2000國際單位的維他命D3。 9. Fill your brain. It's called "cognitive reserve." A rich accumulation of life experiences - education, marriage, socializing, a stimulating job, language skills, having a purpose in life, physical activity and mentally demanding leisure activities - makes your brain better able to tolerate plaques and tangles. You can even have significant Alzheimer's pathology and no symptoms of dementia if you have high cognitive reserve, says David Bennett, M.D., of Chicago 's Rush University Medical Center . 9.補給大腦 即所謂 "認知儲備"。生活經驗的累積—教育、婚姻、社交、具刺激性的工作、語言技巧、生活有目標、要動腦的休閑活動—都可以令大腦較好地忍受色斑和糾結 (譯註—色斑plagues通常指amyloid plaques澱粉質色斑,是在腦退化症患者的大腦所發現的結構異常特徵。tangles是指neurofibrillary tangles是腦退化症患者大腦神經原纖維混亂狀態。這兩者都是腦退化症患者死後屍剖的診斷依據) 。 芝加哥魯殊大學醫學中心的 David Bennet博士認為,如果有豐富的認知儲備,一個人可以有明顯的腦退化症的病理學病徵,但沒有癡呆的病狀。 10. Avoid infection. Astonishing new evidence ties Alzheimer's to cold sores, gastric ulcers, Lyme disease, pneumonia and the flu., Ruth Itzhaki Ph.D., of the University of Manchester in England estimates the cold-sore herpes simplex virus is incriminated in 60% of Alzheimer's cases. The theory: Infections trigger excessive beta amyloid "gunk" that kills brain cells. Proof is still lacking, but why not avoid common infections and take appropriate vaccines, antibiotics and antiviral agents? 10.預防感染 英國曼徹斯特大學 Ruth Itzhaki博士新近的證據令人驚訝地證明皰疹,胃潰瘍,萊姆病 (譯注-一種由蜱傳播的全身疾病),肺炎,流感都與腦退化症有密切關係。按他的估計60%腦退化症的元兇是單純皰疹病毒。 理論是:感染激發產生多餘的澱粉樣蛋白"糊"從而殺死腦細胞。雖然證據尚未充足,但是為甚麼不注射適合的疫苗、服抗生素、抗病毒藥物來避免感染呢? What to Drink for Good Memory A great way to keep your aging memory sharp and avoid Alzheimer's is to drink the right stuff. 喝甚麼來改善記憶? 飲正確的飲料是保持你的記憶力和避免得腦退化症的好方法。 a. Tops: Juice. A glass of any fruit or vegetable juice three times a week slashed Alzheimer's odds 76% in Vanderbilt University research. Especially protective:blueberry, grape and apple juice, say other studies. a.首選:果菜汁 細西州範德堡大學研究結果,一個星期飲三次,每次一杯任何的水果蔬菜汁可以減少76%的腦退化症。特別有效的是果汁是:藍莓、葡萄、蘋果汁。 b. Tea: Only a cup of black or green tea a week cut rates of cognitive decline in older people by 37%, reports the Alzheimer's Association. Only brewed tea works. Skip bottled tea, which is devoid of antioxidants. b.茶 據阿茲海默症協會報告,對長者而言,每星期一杯紅茶或綠茶就可以把認知衰退減少37%。但只有泡茶才有效,不要飲罐裝茶,罐裝茶沒有抗氧化劑。 c. Caffeine beverages. Surprisingly, caffeine fights memory loss and Alzheimer's, suggest dozens of studies. Best sources: coffee (one Alzheimer's researcher drinks five cups a day), tea and chocolate. Beware caffeine if you are pregnant, have high blood pressure, insomnia or anxiety. c.含咖啡因飲料 沒想到,有數十個研究證實咖啡因可以對抗記憶衰退和腦退化症。最佳選擇:咖啡(一名腦退化症研究者一天飲五杯咖啡),茶、巧克力。但咖啡因對孕婦、高血壓患者、失眠症患者、焦躁症患者不宜。 d. Red wine: If you drink alcohol, a little red wine is most apt to benefit your aging brain. It's high in antioxidants. Limit it to one daily glass for women, two for men. Excessive alcohol, notably binge drinking, brings on Alzheimer's. d.紅酒 飲小量紅酒對日漸老化的大腦有好處。紅酒含大量抗氧化物。婦女一天不可超過一普通玻璃杯,男士兩杯。(譯注-我對這一段有懷疑,daily glass通常是指家庭常用水杯,標準是8安士或250毫升,亦有以500毫升作一杯,一天飲兩杯紅酒是不是太多了)過量的酒精,豪飲均會招致腦退化症。 e. Two to avoid: Sugary soft drinks, especially those sweetened with high fructose corn syrup. They make lab animals dumb. Water with high copper content also can up your odds of Alzheimer's. Use a water filter that removes excess minerals. e.有兩種飲品不可以飲: 含糖高的飲料,特別是果糖含量高的玉米糖漿。它使試驗動物反應遲鈍。含銅高的水,也可以使患老人癡呆症機會升高。應當使用可以除去多餘礦物質的濾水器。 5 Ways to Save Your Kids from Alzheimer's. Now Alzheimer's isn't just a disease that starts in old age. What happens to your child's brain seems to have a dramatic impact on his or her likelihood of Alzheimer's many decades later. 不讓你們的孩子患上腦退化症的方法。 腦退化症不是年紀長大後才會發生。現在對孩子大腦所發生的,對他們數十年後發生腦退化症有著極大影響。 Here are five things you can do now to help save your child from Alzheimer's and memory loss later in life, according to the latest research. 根據最近研究,現在開始做五件事,就可以減少你的孩子從日後的腦退化症和記憶缺失發生。 1. Prevent head blows: Insist your child wear a helmet during biking, skating, skiing, baseball, football, hockey, and all contact sports. A major blow as well as tiny repetitive unnoticed concussions can cause damage, leading to memory loss and Alzheimer's years later. 1.預防頭顱受撞
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