Choking is a dangerous condition and can happen to anyone, especially children. When a child chokes, his airways will become blocked so he has difficulty breathing. Therefore, parents need to know the first aid that must be done when the child chokes. Choking is caused by the entry of foreign matter into the throat. In children, foreign objects that can cause choking conditions are food, toys, and small objects, such as coins, batteries, and erasers. First Aid in Children Choking Mother needs to know the early signs of a choking child, namely a sudden cough, difficulty breathing, and lips appear bluish. In the later stages, children can experience a decrease in consciousness. When your child looks choked and objects in the throat are not visible, try not to pull or push the object. This is because attracting foreign objects that are not visible can actually increase the risk of objects getting pushed into the throat. How to help choking babies is different from how to help chok...
There are many types of tea on the market including green tea and oolong tea. Between green tea vs. oolong tea, which one is more healthy? Let's search for the answer in the following article. Green tea and oolong tea come from the same plant, namely Camellia sinensis. The difference between the two lies in how long the tea leaves are processed. If it is a moment, it will produce green tea. If processed longer, the tea will be darker or red in color, resulting in oolong tea. Although different in color and aroma, green tea and oolong tea both have many benefits for the body. Benefits of Green Tea for Health Green tea is rich in antioxidants polyphenols and EGCG (epigallocatechin gallate). These two substances are thought to protect body cells from damage and reduce the formation of free radicals in the body. Although it still requires further study, there are many studies that state that green tea can provide health benefits, including: Slows bone damage and maintains bone ...