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are you getting enough calcium it is very important to meet your calcium

needs before you turn 30 because that's the time when you can build strong bones

here's a look at the recommended calcium intake at different ages calcium

requirement for different age groups adults 600 milligrams per day pregnant

and lactating women 1200 milligrams per day children zero to six months 500

milligrams per day children six months nine years 600 milligrams per day

children and teenagers ten years 17 years 800 milligrams per day the

above-mentioned figures are the minimum recommended values many authorities in

Western countries recommend as much as 1000 milligrams calcium per day for

adults and even more for the elderly and adolescents it seems the more calcium

you get the better but more than 1500 milligrams a day has no particular

benefit very high intake is not advisable and people prone to kidney

stones sources of calcium dairy products are undoubtedly the best and most common

source of calcium since milk and milk products also

contain a fair amount of saturated fat adults should consume in low-fat or

toned milk and curd as much as possible legumes and green leafy vegetables can

add a substantial amount of calcium to your diet

adding Wragge or soybean flour to wheat flour can be an effective way to

increase calcium intake see the table below and check if you are taking enough

of these foods to meet your calcium requirements table common Indian foods

rich in calcium food calcium 100 grams raw food cow's milk 120 milligrams

yogurt 120 milligrams pannier 250 milligrams Wragge 330 milligrams

soya bean 240 milligrams whole bengal gram CH a in a 190 milligrams black gram

URI 200 milligrams green gram hala mo ng 140

milligrams lentil Master 160 milligrams red gram or our 140 milligrams fenugreek

leaves methi leaves 470 milligrams spinach 60 milligrams summons 200 30

milligrams mustard seeds 400 the milligrams sesame seeds one thousand

four hundred fifty milligrams row who fished 650 milligrams mackerel four

hundred thirty milligrams calcium rich diet a typical calcium rich diet should

contain at least two servings of milk or milk products and two to three servings

of other calcium rich foods for example 200ml skimmed milk for breakfast 240

milligrams calcium 200 grams of yogurt for lunch 240 milligrams calcium 50

grams of mixed common pulses about 100 milligrams calcium a handful 25 grams of

almonds 50 8 milligrams calcium what about calcium supplements if you feel

you may not be getting enough calcium through your diet and cannot make the

required dietary changes talk to your doctor about calcium supplements

pregnant and lactating women should take a calcium supplement as regular diet

does not provide the required 1200 milligrams completely rapid bone loss

occurs in the first few years after menopause women nearing menopause should

ask their doctor about calcium supplements take a calcium supplement

that also contains vitamin D as they've AIDS better absorption most supplements

contain calcium carbonate which is best absorbed if taken after a meal what more

can you do for your bones spend some time in the Sun our body needs vitamin D

to utilize the calcium that we eat without vitamin D calcium is of no use

our body synthesizes vitamin D when it is exposed to sunlight do spend some

time outdoors so that your body can make the vitamin D that it needs exercise

regular exercise builds better bones and promotes strength and coordination cut

down on salt too much salt can wash away calcium by causing excessive losses in

urine reducing salt intake is also great for your blood pressure thank you for

watching the video please subscribe my channel for more videos

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Bye bye July 2018, happy times album of our NEW LIFE in Netherlands , wellcome August 😍🤗 - Duration: 1:09.

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Forge of Empires - Summer Event 2018 - Duration: 2:06.

Ahoy there, Captain Kurt

First mate Thi.

Anything to report?

Nope. Everything's ship-shape!

There are no puns on this ship, Thi.

Aye aye, Captain.

By the way Captain, how did you lose your eye?

Well, tis a great and very long tale, full—

…Ah okay, never mind!

Oh… I see. …partially

Captain Kurt, looks like there's something there on the horizon over there!

Is that so?

Let's take a look-see…

Codswallop!

I can't see a thing!

This spyglass is broken!

I'll take a look.

Sail the high seas in this year's Pirate-themed Summer Event.

Take a spin on the Wheel of Fortune and see what booty she has in store for you!

Aye, but ye better act quickly if ye spot a reward that takes yer fancy.

As the wheel is shared with all the other pirates in yer neighborhood

and one of them might try and snatch it up first.

With each spin, you'll also get pieces of a lost treasure map!

Complete the map and uncover the hidden Grand Prize Treasure reward!

Each spin o' the wheel costs just one Doubloon!

Which ye can get from completing quests in this year's Summer Event questline.

But ye can also get one free Doubloon everyday, just for logging in!

Holy Sea-Cow, Captain Kurt.

There's a ship in the distance!

Aye.

Tis an upgradeable ship with seven levels!

And now for the first time ever, at level seven, players can choose which Ship to upgrade to:

The Trader Ship, The Royal Ship, or The Pirate Ship!

Each of which will specialize in its own production output.

We hope ye enjoy this year's Summer Event.

Let us know what you think in our forums and in the comments below deck.

Happy plundering, everyone!

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TOP 10 Ukrainian souvenirs. What to bring to friends from Kyiv? #Visitkyiv - Duration: 5:04.

Hi, guys!

Thank you to your comments to my previous video.

Some weeks ago I asked my friends in facebook

about typical ukrainian souvenirs.

So today I will tell you about TOP 10 typical Ukrainian souvenirs.

I am Anton Taranenko.

And this is my vlog VISIT KYIV. Let's start!

Salo! Salo or pork fat.

The most delicious Ukrainian souvenir.

The best way to eat salo –

is to make small rye bread sandwiches.

Kanapki. And now I will show you one.

Guys, this is extremely delicious.

Vishivanka.

Vishivanka is a traditional Ukrainian dress.

A lot of people wear vishivanka in their everyday life.

Vishivanka is really nice and beautiful.

Every spring we celebrate the Vishivanka day.

Pysanka.

Pysanka or painting Easter egg.

Ukrainian souvenirs.

Pysanka is the real masterpiece.

Your friends will definitely like such souvenirs from Ukraine.

I will recommend to you use Pysanka like toy in your Christmas tree.

Rushnik.

Rushnik is the ritual cloth with decorated

with special ornaments and symbols.

Rushnik is quite and ancient thing, but people still use it.

Ukrainian chocolate.

Ukraine is famous not only for salo, but also delicious chocolate.

As for me – I like Lviv chocolate

and Roshen chocolate.

For example, this typical Kyivan chocolate -

Vechirniy Kyiv.

Motanka is a traditional Ukrainian doll.

Motanka is an ancient handmade item.

Motanka is an amulet

and it will protect your house from trouble and Evil.

Petrikivka painting.

Petrikivka painting is a folk painting.

You can buy plates, spoons and

mugs adore with a Petrikivka painting.

It will be wonderful and great souvenir for your friends and relatives.

Honey.

There are a lot of different kinds of honey.

This is linden honey, this is herbal honey.

If you are ill

I recommend you to drink warm tea with Ukrainian honey.

The Carpathian tea.

The Carpathian tea is the mix of fragrant and healthy herbs.

Your relatives and friends will like this tea.

I like to drink this tea

with Ukrainian honey and Ukrainian chocolate.

Gorilka. Gorilka and nalivki.

Liquor. A traditional Ukrainian alcoholic berry.

There are a lot of different kinds of them.

Beliy naliv (apple liquor)

or gorilka!

Bud'mo!

This are top typical souvenirs to buy in Ukraine.

And I have two bonuses for you.

This are souvenirs from Kyiv.

Awesome Kyiv.

This book will tell you and your friends about interesting things

you need to do in Kyiv.

In this form of short stories about Kyiv and its places.

It costs 10 $.

Kyiv cake

is the most delicious and authentic souvenir to bring from Ukraine.

Kyiv cake can be buy all over the capital.

In the end I want to teach you some famous Ukrainian phrases.

If you want to say "Hello" – you can say "Dobry'j den".

If yoy want to thanks, say – "Dyakuyu".

If you want to say "Please" – say "Bud' laska".

If you drink alcohol don't say "Cheers"

say "Bud'mo! Hey"!

"Do pobachennya"! Instead of goodbye! "Do pobachennya"!

And if you want to make new friends

say "Slava Ukrayini! Heroyam Slava".

This all for now!

But if you want to learn more about Kyiv

you can watch my previous videos.

Looking forward to your comments.

The best comments will get Ukrainian souvenirs.

See you next Thursday.

Dyakuyu and do pobachennya!

When shooting this double, we, unfortunately,

donated 6 cows.

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Breaking Spirits | Grant Williams in Conversation with Ben Hunt - Duration: 5:13.

Over the course of the series, I've been struck by how many of my guests talk about investing

as a game because it's exactly how I've always thought of it.

That mental challenge is what attracts a lot of people to finance in the first place.

But that game, with its ever-shifting rules, constantly seems to be actively trying to

keep us from winning.

To do that, it has to break us, yet another dynamic Ben was able to understand through

the inhabitants of Little River Farm.

So most people think that breaking a horse is-- well, we're all familiar with a bucking

bronco.

The westerns.

The westerns, right, where Rowdy Gaines gets on there.

And you break the spirit of the horse.

That's what it means.

That's not it at all.

That's not how you break a Mustang.

And I didn't know either, the process until we adopted this Mustang and until my teenage

daughters told me what this is called.

But it's called "negging."

And it's negative attention.

So here's how it works.

The trainer-- in this case, our 14-year-old daughter-- she sits in the paddock with this

wild horse.

This horse has never been touched, never inside, never had a bridle.

I mean, you've got to kind of prod it along to get it onto the train, and onto the trailer,

and the light.

But it's never been ridden, for sure.

And she just sits there in the middle of the paddock, reading a book, with her back turned--

To the horse- To the horse.

And the horse comes up and looks around.

You turn your back to the horse.

And she was very familiar with this because apparently, this is how--

High school.

Is this?

Tweenage, right, right-- where, an example would be, some boy comes up to a girl and

says, oh, you'd look pretty if you cut your hair.

If this negative attention.

It's an insult.

But it's paying you attention by insulting you or ignoring you-- studiously ignoring

you.

Well, these animals, these horses, are so intelligent.

They're like humans in this regard.

They're very social.

The wild horse can't stand to be ignored, can't stand to be left alone.

And so they will come up, and they'll get closer and closer.

And they will initiate the first contact.

They will break themselves.

Interesting.

And it's so much like humans are.

When I think about social media and how we are, in a sense, brought in to these stories,

or political parties, or the like-- we can't help ourselves.

I've often wondered why people write these ferocious you know tweets about the latest

thing that Trump said, or the latest thing that Nancy Pelosi said.

And they get the red-state guy who-- not guys who make Twitter their life, but just kind

of random guy who just-- Couldn't help themselves-

Who just can't help themselves, but just write on this stuff.

Well, that's like these wild horses.

We break ourselves.

And once you start-- this is true for so many of the things, I think, we endure in our lives,

as social animals-- once you start looking for this sort of stuff, you see it everywhere.

Everywhere.

Everywhere.

Everywhere, right?

So this process of negging, of negative attention, of just turning your back, and you say, no,

no, no.

No, I've got something I want to say.

I want to participate in this.

You say, OK, we'll let you participate, but on our terms.

Here's the bridle.

Yeah, bite down on that bit.

Yeah, you can participate.

That's how you do with horses.

And it's so much more effective than the brute-force method of, by God, you're going to wear this

bit and this bridle.

And you're going to chomp down on this.

You're bound to my wills— --force you to do it.

That's not how it works.

And that's not how it works the way-- I call it the "nudging state" and the nudging oligarchy--

business interest.

They're not shaking you and saying, thou shalt do this.

What you do is you set up a system where we willingly take the bet.

And again, once you start looking for it, you see it everywhere.

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And You - 구현 - Duration: 3:05.

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Executive Functions and Planning - Duration: 1:54.

Planning is an important behavior, seen in the context of problem solving that

depends, importantly, on the three aspects of

executive function that we usually discuss. Working memory, cognitive

flexibility, and inhibitory control. In other words, it's a kind of complex

executive function. It's the use of all those other executive function skills in

a particular way. In order to plan effectively, and then keep a plan in mind,

and then follow that plan, and then check whether or not your behavior agrees with

the plan, maybe whether you've accomplished what you set out to

accomplish, in order to do all of that, you have to modulate your attention.

Manage your attention using your executive function skills. You have to

step back. You have to figure out what is your plan, what are some of the interim

steps. You've got to keep that plan in mind in working memory. You've got to be

cognitively flexible as you shift from the planning phase to the acting phase,

back to the planning and checking phase, back to try again. And you have to

resist any temptation that may arise simply to do what you've done before in

this situation. So, you can see how planning draws really heavily on all

three aspects of executive function, and how those aspects contribute to planning,

which is a key step in any kind of complex problem solving.

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i'm glad there is you - Duration: 5:02.

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Iconique Psychology Talk At The iamgood Event in Vienna #firsttalkever - Duration: 4:04.

Hey guys, Bea here and today I have a very exciting update to share with you!

A couple of weeks ago a friend asked me if I wanted to be a speaker at one of their

events. So what do you say when you're given the opportunity to speak in front

of a couple of hundred people? You say yes! And then you freak out realizing

what you've just agreed to. All in all.. the event went really really well.

I spoke about how you can empower yourself talk through writing. We have a

little sneak peek for you guys just don't hate on the video qualit,y I had a

very dedicated friend, who was holding up the camera from the audience the whole

time. Once again a big thank you to everyone involved and of course to you

guys for supporting Iconique along the way! :)

I have to say, I don't really feel like I am good enough to be here.

You see... if someone told me just a couple of years ago that I'd be speaking at an event

in front of this many people and live streaming.. that is exactly what I would say. I am not good enough to do it.

No WAY I'm doing it.

And yet, here I am. Standing in front of you.

So what's changed? Well, the thing that has changed is that I became mindful about the way I talk to myself.

You know words are so powerful.

They can either hold you back and bring you down or

they can inspire you and motivate you to do great things.

We all need to become more mindful about the way we talk to ourselves.

Among the many titles I've been given in my life

like daughter, sister, Slovak, Youtuber...

I've always been one thing. Ever since I was a child, I was a writer.

I remember sitting down with my mom when I was about five and couldn't

even read or write at that point but I remember we would write poems together. And it fascinated me

the way that you could put the words put together to create a story, to create a rhyme.

Writing is always been a part of me and it actually helped me to get through a lot of

difficult situations in my life. Like my first heartbreak or when I moved to Brussels where I lived as an expat teenager

for five years. I mean - Expat - Teenager. That's double trouble.

But whatever emotional mess I was going through it was always with a pen and paper by my side.

Writing has never failed me.

About the time that I started to create videos for Iconique Psychology

I became curious about why is it that writing always made feel better?

What I discovered is that writing is actually thinking. But it is mindful thinking.

Because whatever you have in your head, when you put it down on paper

it's like you get an instant insight into your mind.

It's like your thoughts are suddenly looking back at you.

But what's even better is that the words on the paper they're not judging you. They're not

comparing you to anyone else. They are allowing you to be the most pure version of yourself.

They're simply a reflection of your thinking.

Writing is the reason why today I'm standing here in front of you and not hiding in that corner over there

saying I'm not good enough to do presentations.

But in order to get here,

I had to reprogram my thinking.

In the rest of the talk I spoke about the five steps on how you can

empower yourself selftalk through writing. But of course I wouldn't want you guys

to miss out on any of the content that is why next week's video is going to be

dedicated specifically to that topic. So make sure you're subscribed to Iconique

to stay up-to-date. I'll see you guys next time and hope you have an amazing day!

Bye!

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Recovery? From Depression Schizophrenia Bipolar... - Duration: 5:02.

Hey what's up I'm Rachel Star schizophrenic so recovery I don't like

the word um because I feel like it gives like false hope

oh I don't think I mean you don't really recover from a mental disorder like it's

not going anywhere I mean my schizophrenia definitely isnt and if

yours has awesome to you oh but I don't really like the idea of recovery because

what does that mean does that mean that you won't need medication does that mean

you'll be able to live by yourself does that mean you won't be in a mental

institution of some sort like what does recovery mean and I I don't know because

that would be you know different to every person and at the end of the day

though I talked to so many different people with mental disorders and myself

even you know what does recovery look like like what would it look like for me

I don't know not feeling suicidal all the time being able to live alone I I don't

know so I it's just weird um I just feel like the word itself it's

it's not good um I just give so many people false hope of well one day I'll

be recovered from this thing but there's nothing to be recovered from you know

you didn't get depression you didn't get bipolar anything else like that because

you got sick I mean it's not like you're gonna you know suddenly get better with

me I like to view schizophrenia as just like a neutral it's not good or bad okay

it's just what it is and I can't really come back now I can recover from let's

say a really bad episode but I can't recover from schizophrenia it's not

going anywhere I think you know a lot of people get so frustrated and they're in

and out of whether it's like medications programs hospitals and they're

just in like that vicious cycle because they have like these false ideas of what

recovery looks like and it's not normal it's not you know being without a mental

disorder what it is though is learning how to manage it learning how to manage

depressive episodes learning how to manage you know hallucinations learning

how to manage you know urges to hurt yourself with self-harm

that's what it is so instance with me will I ever recover no no cause

there's nothing really to recover from but I do have to constantly be on my toes

learning how to manage it learning how to manage you know new hallucinations

learning how to manage my depression which just continues to spiral and I

think it's hard because a lot of times we look you know at other people and

you're like well they have schizophrenia they have bipolar depression and like

look how great their life is I get it with me all the time people will message

me being like you can't possibly be schizophrenic because you talk to to

clearly you know like guys yeah I just organized thoughts behavior and speech

is part of schizophrenia but it's not part of it 24/7 and I only make videos

when I'm in a good state oh but it's easy to look at other people and think

oh my god they have it together and and you don't really know you you have

really no idea what that person is going through and while you might look at them

and think like they have it together I want to be in their spot you you really

don't know some of us are just manage better at managing certain parts of our

lives than other parts so you can easily you know if you only see one part of my

life and I got that on lock you're like oh wow Rachel has everything together

like no is one thing one thing right there

so yeah I'm Rachel Star thank you so much for watching like subscribe

unsubscribe resubscribe I don't know I'm Rachel Star I don't know this is not how you

grow an audience at all, eh

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