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Alkaline water is very popular. Business Insider wondered "are there any health benefits to drinking alkaline water?" There are almost no science-backed benefits of drinking alkaline water in place of regular water. Alkaline water does not cure cancer, reduce your risk of heart disease, or prevent osteoporosis. Drinking alkaline water likely won't harm your health, and it can still be hydrating. However, it is more expensive than regular water.
The traditional Finnish sauna is the most popular sauna experience worldwide. The sauna takes place in a heated and enclosed wooden room. Sauna use may have a variety of health benefits. They can help the body release toxins. Saunas improve the cardiovascular system. Using a sauna can help build up the immune system. Business Insider reports that frequent sauna use is linked to a decreased risk of dementia, including Alzheimer's disease.
Touted for its immunity-boosting benefits according to local folk wisdom, donkey milk is drawing new fans in Albania during the coronavirus pandemic. The business is also a boon for donkeys themselves, who are enjoying a comfortable lifestyle far from their traditional roles as beasts of burden who are often subject to abuse.
As the pandemic drives the US economy inexorably into the ditch, many freelancers, gig workers, and self-employed Americans find work is dwindling. But according to Business Insider, there are ways to bring more money through the door--or at least, ways to keep less of it flowing out. Financial planner Ben Henry-Moreland says to start by looking at your own wallet. Where can you cut your spending? Negotiate with creditors, and chase late payers. Make adjustments to your health insurance to reduce your premiums, adjust your estimated quarterly tax payments downwards. Keep up with government programs and what's available. As one program ends, another may begin. You may be overlooking state or county programs, too. Finally, reach out to your network of friends and colleagues for job leads, client referrals, and advice on how to pivot your business to this new pandemic world.
If you get so sick or injured that you can't work, who's going to pay your bills? If you've got no easy answer for that, then according to Business Insider, you need disability insurance. Disability insurance can be short-term or long-term, but it basically replaces a percentage of your income if you're unable to work. It can also be 'own occupation' or 'any occupation.' The former type protects more of your income, but it also costs more. With the COVID-19 pandemic raging, insuring your income should you fall ill is more important than ever.
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