The US National Hurricane Center warned of the danger of floods and mudslides caused by Tropical Storm Bonnie in Nicaragua and Costa Rica, where the storm made landfall near their borders on Friday night.
The center predicted heavy rains throughout Nicaragua and Costa Rica, along with life-threatening floods and mudslides.
The media quoted the center as saying that the storm is likely to weaken following crossing land, to intensify once more over the eastern Pacific Ocean today, Sunday, noting that the storm was loaded with winds approaching 85 kilometers per hour with higher gusts before reaching land.
In Asia, the death toll from the landslide that buried a railway construction site in northeastern India has risen to 25, while regarding forty people are still missing, the army announced on Saturday.
Two days following the disaster, rescuers continued to search for possible survivors at the disaster site, a railway construction site buried under mud and rocks in Manipur state, but their efforts were hampered by bad weather.
Most of the victims were reservists in the ground forces who were working on a railway construction project in the state of Manipur.
Army spokesman Sumit Kumar Sharma said a relief team was digging in the mud and lifting rocks in search of survivors. The head of the local authority in Manipur state wrote that “the loss of lives, including members of our armed forces, is very sad,” noting that more than fifty people are still missing.
The isolated northeastern region of India has seen torrential rains in recent weeks, causing landslides and floods.
At least ten people were killed at the beginning of the year by floods and landslides following heavy rains in several parts of India.
Experts believe that climate change is increasing the frequency of extreme weather events in the world, including in India.
Dams, deforestation and development projects in this country contribute to the increasingly serious disasters. (agencies)
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Surprise… Al-Hilal is close to including the players of the Italian national team
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Will Al Hilal succeed in strengthening its attack with the Italian team duo?
It seems that Al Hilal Club is close to resolving the first two deals in the summer transfer period of 2022, following reports confirmed its agreement with an Italian duo.
Al Hilal agrees with the Italian duo
The Saudi newspaper “Al-Youm” indicated that Al-Hilal club entered into advanced negotiations with the Italian Joao Pedro, and his compatriot Andrea Belotti in order to include him during the next summer transfer period.
The newspaper added that Al Hilal entered into negotiations with Cagliari’s Joao Pedro, along with Torino striker Belotti, to strengthen its ranks next summer.
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Al Hilal reached an agreement with the duo Pedro and Belotti on the terms of contracting with the players, and the official signing of the contracts remains, to be announced during the coming period.
What did Pedro and Belotti offer in the 2021-2022 season?
Pedro played with Cagliari in the Italian league last season 37 games, in which he scored 13 goals, made 4 goals for his teammates, and received 9 yellow cards.
Despite Joao Pedro’s great offensive contribution, he did not succeed in leading Cagliari to stay in the Italian league, as he was relegated to the second division.
On the other hand, Belotti played 22 matches with Torino in the Italian league, in which he scored 8 goals and made one goal.
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The detoxification cure is a fasting diet in which only one special drink is drunk. The drink consists of lemon juice, chilli, cayenne, maple syrup and water, which is why this cure is also called lemon diet, lemon juice diet or lemon water diet. Learn all regarding the origin, effects and application of the lemon diet.
What is the Lemon Diet?
Le lemon diet was intended to cure people of stomach ulcers. Invented by American naturopath Stanley Burroughs in the 1940s, he gave it the name Master Cleanse Diet. His magic formula was not only a remedy, but also a practical method for weight loss.
Recipe of the lemon juice diet drink :
2 tablespoons lemon or lime juice (freshly squeezed).
2 tablespoons of real maple syrup.
1 teaspoon cayenne pepper.
300 milliliters of cold or lukewarm water.
How does the lemon diet work?
The diet is divided into three phases that last a total of ten days. During the strict phase of lemon diet, only the drink mentioned above is consumed each time you are hungry. Solid foods are prohibited during this period. The body must be detoxified and rid of waste. Since a 200 milliliter drink contains regarding 220 kilocalories, you will also lose weight during this fasting period.
Each drink component has its own purpose:
Lemon: Citrus is a traditional remedy that contains vitamin C for strengthen the immune system and potassium for contraction of muscle and nerve functionsas well as antibacterial, digestive and anti-fat properties.
Maple syrup: The sap of the plant contains the sweeteners sucrose and fructose as well as some minerals. It provides carbohydrates to maintain circulation.
Cayenne pepper: It boosts metabolism, promotes digestion and relieves internal tension.
Instructions for use of lemon diet
Le lemon diet plan is the following: The lemon juice diet begins with three days of rest, that is, the daily amount of food is reduced. Eat only vegetables and whole grains for the first of three days. Reduce your intake of broths and juices on the second day and limit yourself to orange juice on the third day.
Then comes the phase of lemon juice drink pure four days. During this time, you should either take an herbal laxative in the evening or a saline rinse in the morning, consisting of water and sea salt. Both of these methods are designed to stimulate daily bowel movements.
After the pure lemon diet, slowly begin to return to solid foods over three days. In the reverse direction of how you started. This means: on the first day following that you drink only orange juice, on the second day fruit and vegetable juices and soup broth. From the third day you can eat solid foods once more.
Wait at least 60 days following starting a primary cleansing regimen before starting a new one.
What does the lemon diet bring to the body?
You will definitely lose weight due to the low daily caloric intake. Depending on the individual constitution, this can be six to twelve kilos in ten days.
Weight loss is only seen as a side effect with fasting cures like this. Rather, it is regarding renunciation as a whole and relieving the body.
Disadvantages of lemon juice cure
- It takes a strong will to follow the lemon diet. If you go back to your old unhealthy eating pattern following the cleanse is over and feast once more, a yo-yo effect is very likely.
- Citric acid and sugar can also damage tooth enamel.
- Such fasting cures are generally not recommended if you already suffer from diseases such as anorexia, liver or kidney failure.
Conventional medicine criticizes the lemon diet.
Due to the feared negative health effects, the lemon diet is only aimed at losing weight quickly. Since only a mixture of lemon juice is consumed for several days, the body is exposed to a deficiency, almost only carbohydrates, no fat or protein, too few vitamins and minerals.
If you still want to try the Lemon Diet, you need to do so with caution, perhaps replacing only one or two meals a day with the drink, and then consciously eating a varied, balanced, and healthy diet.
* Presse Santé strives to transmit health knowledge in a language accessible to all. In NO CASE, the information given can not replace the advice of a health professional.
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Formula 1: Best qualifying result – rookie Guanyu Zhou getting stronger
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Frederic Vasseur, Teamchef: “The conditions on the track were very challenging, because the rain that set in at times made it really difficult to see the limit. Guanyu showed a very mature performance despite it being only his second F1 qualifying session on a wet track and made it into Q3 for the second straight season. His 9th place finish is a career best and he is in a good position to pick up points tomorrow. Valtteri had a slightly more complicated day: he looked good in Q1 but in Q2 getting the tires up to temperature proved difficult and he had to settle for P12. Still, we know how strong our car is in the race and we expect to be able to make up some ground tomorrow, especially when it’s dry. Our goal is to finish in the points once more with both cars.”
Valtteri Bottas (qualifier 12th): “It was a difficult day for me: the conditions were tricky, changing all the time and it felt like the track was a little bit different every lap. Q1 was good but coming into Q2 and there was more water on the track I struggled to get the tires up to temperature. I was sliding around and the car kept bucking, causing me to lose even more temperature. Still, we’re in P12 and the points aren’t far off: we’re expecting a dry race tomorrow and I’m confident that we can still improve a little. Our car is pretty strong in the races, so we can fight.”
Guanyu Zhou (Quali-Neunter): “Qualifying was a challenge but I would say I didn’t do too badly for a rookie! I drove in the wet for the first time in Formula 1 at Silverstone. The conditions were very different from yesterday but today was good, I felt like I was making progress and improving my time lap by lap. It was particularly difficult between Q2 and Q3 when it got wet and there was a lot of standing water. But I was able to keep the car on track and I think I gave it my all today so I can be happy with the work that was done. It’s a great feeling to get into Q3 twice in a row. I feel like I’m developing as a Formula 1 driver and I’m very happy regarding that. I’m looking forward to tomorrow, the track should be dry and I think we have a chance to get some points, which is always our main goal. We have good potential, the field will be very close together, but I think both cars will be able to fight for points tomorrow.”
Frederic Vasseur, Teamchef: “The conditions on the track were very challenging, because the rain that set in at times made it really difficult to see the limit. Guanyu showed a very mature performance despite it being only his second F1 qualifying session on a wet track and made it into Q3 for the second straight season. His 9th place finish is a career best and he is in a good position to pick up points tomorrow. Valtteri had a slightly more complicated day: he looked good in Q1 but in Q2 getting the tires up to temperature proved difficult and he had to settle for P12. Still, we know how strong our car is in the race and we expect to be able to make up some ground tomorrow, especially when it’s dry. Our goal is to finish in the points once more with both cars.”
Valtteri Bottas (qualifier 12th): “It was a difficult day for me: the conditions were tricky, changing all the time and it felt like the track was a little bit different every lap. Q1 was good but coming into Q2 and there was more water on the track I struggled to get the tires up to temperature. I was sliding around and the car kept bucking, causing me to lose even more temperature. Still, we’re in P12 and the points aren’t far off: we’re expecting a dry race tomorrow and I’m confident that we can still improve a little. Our car is pretty strong in the races, so we can fight.”
Guanyu Zhou (Quali-Neunter): “Qualifying was a challenge but I would say I didn’t do too badly for a rookie! I drove in the wet for the first time in Formula 1 at Silverstone. The conditions were very different from yesterday but today was good, I felt like I was making progress and improving my time lap by lap. It was particularly difficult between Q2 and Q3 when it got wet and there was a lot of standing water. But I was able to keep the car on track and I think I gave it my all today so I can be happy with the work that was done. It’s a great feeling to get into Q3 twice in a row. I feel like I’m developing as a Formula 1 driver and I’m very happy regarding that. I’m looking forward to tomorrow, the track should be dry and I think we have a chance to get some points, which is always our main goal. We have good potential, the field will be very close together, but I think both cars will be able to fight for points tomorrow.”