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  How is biotechnology used in Agriculture Biotechnology is a science that deals with the alteration of living organisms to serve human beings. Biotechnology has been used for centuries, but it wasn't until the twentieth century that biotechnology began to truly revolutionize human civilization. The discovery of genes, their structures and functions provided new tools for scientists. It allowed them to go beyond mere manipulation or modification of crops at a superficial level into an examination of their very essence. Some of the biotechnology products include crop protection, plant breeding, and genetically modified crops. Biotechnology is used to help increase the productivity of agricultural systems while also protecting the environment. Biotechnology in Agriculture Biotechnology is a fairly new industry, and it's growing every day. There are countless areas where biotechnology can be used to help improve agriculture. For example, using pest control products is essential

  The Scary Reality about Activated Charcoal for the Skin Activated Charcoal Introduction: What is Activated Charcoal and Why is it Dangerous? Activated charcoal is a carbon-based product that is used in medicine to treat poisoning from drugs, chemicals, and other toxins. It is also used in air purifiers to filter odors. In the past, activated charcoal has been used as a treatment for people with stomach aches or gas because it can help stop them from vomiting or having diarrhea. However, because activated charcoal can also bind medications and other medicines in the digestive tract so they are not absorbed by the body, many doctors no longer recommend this treatment. The use of activated carbon as a medical treatment was first documented by James Lind in 1757 who showed it could be used to treat scurvy on long sea voyages with fresh fruit. What are the Benefits of Activated Charcoal for the Skin? Activated charcoal is a type of carbon that has been processed to give it many internal n

  This article discusses the annual global cost projections for chronic health care needs. It is stated that this cost has more than doubled since 2000, and medical spending had accounted for 87% of all health care spending in the United States. The paper also discusses how with this increased spending, there are limitations to resource utilization, equity, and access to care which are largely unaccounted for by these numbers. The paper discusses in detail the cost and access in the United States and Canada, and in the last part, it looks at health care costs trends in various middle-income countries. The paper finds that with health care costs increasing at over 10% per year, there are increasing pressures on the current system. Most developed countries already have developed chronic condition management systems which are able to assist in case management of chronic conditions. These systems are good at managing chronic conditions, but they are prone to cost shifting, offering ineffec

  Although chronic diseases were once uncommon, they are now the leading cause of death in the United States with an estimated 18.5 million Americans suffering from one or more conditions. "The rise of chronic diseases is taking a heavy toll on our health and is changing how society functions. The study is an eye opening look into how these serious conditions are allowed to continually grow unchecked. As many as one in five American adults has two or more chronic illnesses that limit their everyday life activities. Chronic diseases like diabetes, arthritis, heart disease, cancer and asthma are now the main cause of death in this country for over 40% of Americans; roughly 18.5 million people suffer from some form of this condition alone. What is often overlooked is the role this chronic disease epidemic has had on day to day life. Chronic diseases have a huge effect on a person's ability to function, which leads to a decline in productivity and economic growth. Chronic diseases

  The world population is increasing at a faster rate, with many groups of people having to cope with increased social issues. While there are so many social problems in our society, they all have one thing in common: they need help. This blog is going to teach you about some of the most prevalent population growth problems for different walks of life. It will discuss whether it's fair to be forced into something when you're not ready for it, how to fix them, and what can happen if we don't speak out against these problems. It's definitely not good to be forced into something when you're not ready for it. The statistics of the world population are becoming so extreme, that it has even become hard to believe. The number of people on this planet is now 7 billion. Maybe we should look to other countries for help. Let's see what they're doing right and wrong again! In America alone, there are 18 million teenagers living without parental supervision. I myself am

  Sports and games serve a variety of important purposes in school. These include helping children learn responsibility, building social skills, and coping with stress. When students engage in sports and games they also improve their overall academic performance. This is because activities such as sports help to build mental resilience that creates the foundation for lifelong success through multitasking skills which are learned throughout participation. These skills are important not only in sports but also in all aspects of life. In addition, athletics provide a developmental boost to the body. In fact, playing sports helps children develop physically and mentally. In the classroom, sports and games help students learn teamwork and build social skills. The classroom can be an intimidating place for new students who have not yet established relationships with their peers. Students who participate in games and sports at school tend to develop strong peer relationships that serve as a s

   A HEALTH   DOCUMENTARY 1.   TYPHOID FEVER         Get unripe pawpaw, unripe       pineapple, ginger, lime orange and           Lipton tea. Cut into pieces, boil with       fermented corn water for one hour.           Take one glass cup 3 times daily for           one week.      The ailment will disappear. 2.   STOMACH ULCER      Get 7-8 unripe plantain, peel them, cut       them to pieces and pound.      Put everything inside a plastic           container, fill it with one gallon of       water.       Allow it to ferment for three days. Take       one cup 2 times a day for one week.       The ailment will disappear. 3.    ASTHMA      Get some seeds of mango, cut it into           pieces and keep under the sun to dry.       Grind to powder. Put one spoon of      the powder into a glass cup of water,           stir it and drink. Once in a day for 3-4          weeks . 4.  RHEUMATISM / ARTHRITIS      Get 5 seeds of English pear (Avocado          pear), cut into pieces and

What are the most recent trends in agricultural technology? This article will discuss the newest technologies that are helping to shape agriculture. It's not just machinery that is putting up new buildings, tilling fields, planting trees, and harvesting crops. Artificial intelligence (AI) systems are becoming more and more influential in agriculture as well. Systems like IBM’s Project FarmBeats use real-time data from sensors on tractors to help farmers diagnose equipment problems before they happen, which saves them time and money. Citrus farmers can also use similar AI-based systems to identify pests before damaging their fruit with treatments. Agricultural technology has been rapidly changing over the past few years, and it is only going to continue to grow. There are several changing trends that will change how we work on farms and what we do to plant, harvest, and store produce. The rise of advanced robotics One of the most significant changes in agriculture has been t

CAN YOU GUESS WHO WROTE THIS LYRICS Sitting in the morning sun And watching all the birds passing by Oh how sweet they sing And oh how much I wish that I could fly And I try I said I try I try I really try try try But I got to Pick myself up Dust myself off Start all over, again (CHORUS 2x) Sitting' in the midday sun And wondering where my meal's coming from After working so hard Not even piece of bread at the yard And I said I try Oh Lord I try I try I really try try try Sittin' in the evening sun And watching the same birds passing by Sittin' and wondering And waiting for the time for me to fly And I try I said I try Good Lord I try I really try try try So long and I just find It was just a waste of time So long and I just find I been been wasting all my time I've got to pick myself up...