Article: B. clausii supplements can help balance the bacteria in your gut. If you have chronic diarrhea (diarrhea that lasts for more than 2 weeks) or diarrhea caused by an infection, ask your doctor about taking Erceflora or another supplement containing B. clausii. Erceflora may also be helpful for treating or preventing diarrhea caused by antibiotics or H. pylori therapy. In addition to treating imbalances in gut bacteria, B. clausii can be useful for preventing recurring respiratory infections, especially in children. If your child suffers from frequent respiratory infections, talk to your pediatrician about whether Erceflora might help. This treatment is especially helpful for children with respiratory allergies, who are prone to frequent infections. Erceflora is safe for most people. However, your doctor may not recommend it if you have a weakened immune system, either because of illness or due to medications you are taking. Tell your doctor if you have any health concerns before taking Erceflora. Although Erceflora is likely safe if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, you should still let your doctor know before starting any new supplement or medication. Erceflora isn't known to interact with any other supplements or medications. However, it's still a good idea to give your doctor a full list of any supplements, prescription drugs, or over-the-counter medications you are currently using. Giving your doctor full information about what medicines you're taking can help them make better decisions about your care.
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Talk to your doctor about taking Erceflora to treat diarrhea. Ask your doctor about using Erceflora to prevent respiratory infections. Let your doctor know if you have a weakened immune system. Provide a list of any other medicines or supplements you are taking.
Article: Carefully move your blade into the granite without using heavy pressure. Guide it along the line as evenly as possible for an accurate cut. Stand to the side of the saw instead of directly behind to protect yourself from kickback. Have a partner spray the granite with a spray bottle as you cut through the line. This will keep the saw blade from overheating from pressure. If you don't have a partner, rent a wet saw. Wet saws spray water over the rock and blade as you cut. This will give you maximum control over it to prevent slipping or kickback. Although you can use a circular saw with one hand, you will not be able to make a safe or accurate cut. Never look away from the saw while it's still on. A moment's distraction can result in damage to your project or even serious injury. Avoid forcing your saw through the rock too quickly, as going too fast can cause kickback, which may injure you or damage the granite. If it looks satisfactory, begin prepping your next cut or wrapping up your project. If you notice any uneven lines or are otherwise unsatisfied with your cut, however, mark the areas you want to fix and re-cut the granite.
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Turn on your saw and begin cutting the granite. Spray the granite lightly with water. Always use both hands while operating the saw. Stay concentrated on the blade as you cut through the granite. Inspect your finished cut.
Article: Lightning often strikes the tallest object in the area, so avoid open fields or any hilltops. Look for a low-lying area like a valley or ravine, preferably obscured from the rain. Take refuge here until the storm passes. Crouch down with your heels touching and your head between your knees: this will make you a smaller target. Do not lie down flat, and minimize your contact with the ground. Lightning can be fatal up to one hundred feet away from the initial strike. Check weather forecasts early in the day, and avoid going to a swimming pool, river, lake, or beach on rainy days. If you find yourself in open water during a thunderstorm, return to land immediately. If you are in a boat and cannot return to safety, drop anchor and crouch as low as possible. Do not return to the body of water until thirty minutes after the last lightning strike. Any earlier, and the storm may not be over. Indoor swimming is equally unsafe. Avoid all large bodies of water during a storm. Taller objects are more likely to be struck by lightning. Wherever you are, don't become the highest object anywhere. Avoid standing under trees in a lightning storm, and stay away from tall objects like light posts. If you're in a forest, stay near a lower stand of trees. Umbrellas can increase your risk of getting hit if it is the tallest object in the area. Metal conducts electricity, and you are much more likely to get hit. If you are carrying large metal objects, let them go. Small metal objects, like piercings or electronic devices, do not carry a large risk and are safe to hold. If you are riding a bicycle, drop the bike and crouch to the ground. Most bikes are made of metal and are excellent lightning conductors. Rubber shoes or other rubber objects will not actually protect you from metal's conducting properties.
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Stay away from open fields or hilltops. Avoid swimming or watersports on rainy days. Don't stand near trees or tall isolated objects. Avoid metal objects, like fences or exposed pipes.