INPUT ARTICLE: Article: available for your tea. High-quality herbs will provide more anti-inflammatory benefits, so make sure that you choose your herbs carefully. Some good things to consider when purchasing herbs for teas include: Growing practices. Choose organically grown herbs over herbs that were grown using pesticides. You may also want to look for herbs that were grown using sustainable growing practices or that were sourced in the wild. These herbs may be more potent than herbs that were produced in mass quantities. Use of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP). GMP is a set of rules and regulations that was developed by the FDA for dietary supplements. If you are buying a pre-packaged herbal tea that is also labeled as a supplement, then make sure that the manufacturer adheres to these guidelines. This information should be listed on the package. Appearance and smell of the herbs. Before you decide to purchase loose herbs, consider the color, smell and taste of the herbs. Greener herbs are fresher than brown colored herbs. The herbs should also have an aromatic smell. If you know that you are allergic to a certain herb, then you should avoid that plant and all plants in its family. If you have a plant allergy, then check with your doctor or allergist if you are unsure about what plant families you are allergic to. Some of the different plant families include: Aster Family: Chamomile, Yarrow Buttercup Family: Goldenseal Legume Family: Licorice Ginger Family: Turmeric Willow Family: Willow Bark Nightshade Family: Cayenne Figwort Family: Mullein Poaceae Family: Corn silk Burseraceae Family: Myrrh

SUMMARY: Buy the best herbs Avoid certain herbs if you have a known allergy.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Dating apps were a common way to meet potential partners even before the coronavirus outbreak, so you may already have a profile. If not, download 1 or more dating apps and fill out your profile. Then, scroll through profiles to find people who catch your eye. You might try apps like OkCupid, Tinder, Bumble, Coffee Meets Bagel, or Hinge. In this day and age, apps aren't just for online dating. Fortunately, you can join an app that's exclusively designed for finding friends. Download 1 or more friend-finding apps and create a profile for yourself. Scroll through profiles to find people who have things in common with you. Try an app like Bumble BFF, Friender, or Hey! Vina (for females only). You might also try Meetup, which might have some virtual hangouts you can join. Since most socializing has gone digital, social media can be a great way to connect with others while stopping the spread of coronavirus. On Facebook, add people from the "people you may know" section or friend people who comment on mutual friends' posts. On Instagram, search for hashtags you like and follow people who seem interesting. You can also look for people to follow on Snapchat, Telegram, or even TikTok. If someone approves your friend request or follows you back, they may be open to a friendship.

SUMMARY: Connect with potential partners through dating apps. Use an app for finding friends. Friend or follow people on social media.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Ingestion can lead to many symptoms, and it can be complicated since symptoms based on systemic exposure cannot be ruled out. Exposure through ingestion can lead to nausea, vomiting, burns to the mouth and airways, and abdominal pain. You may also experience necrosis of areas of the stomach and digestive tract, which can cause severe pain due to localized tissue death. You may also suffer gastric bleeding, which is accompanied by an inflammation of the stomach. Pancreatitis can also be a symptom, which is an inflammation of pancreas that results from internal digestive tract exposure to HF. If you ingested HF, you need to drink a large quantity of water right away. This will help dilute the acid in your system and ease the severity of the damage. Do not induce vomiting. You can also drink some milk. If exposed person is alert, give them 4-8 ounces of milk or water. Give no more than 4 ounces of either liquid to a child. Be very careful with this kind of exposure. Death has occurred within 90 minutes of ingestion of HF contained in rust remover. Ingestional exposure is life threatening and can cause a lot of permanent damage to organs. Always seek immediate medical attention as soon as you suspect HF exposure. You will likely be started on a treatment regime that will help neutralize the acid, even if you have done it yourself on the way to emergency care. You will be carefully monitored for increased effects of the burn over time, as HF burns can damage your body on a varying time scale depending on the concentration and exposure level. After drinking milk or water and calling for help, it is necessary to attempt to bind certain substances in HF with a neutralizing substance. Take some Tums, which are chewable calcium tablets that can help during HF ingestion. The calcium can help bind the HF in your system. If you don't have Tums, try milk of magnesia, Maalox, or other liquid antacid. Drink 4 to 8 ounces of these liquids to help. Don't overdo it with the liquids by trying multiple methods. You don't want to induce vomiting. Vomiting can cause the acid to further damage unexposed areas that are undamaged. Your doctor will perform additional blood tests to assess any large decreases in calcium due to binding with the ingested HF. This can lead to cardiac problems, including cardiac arrest. A urinalysis will also be done in order to assess your fluid levels. This will help to guide fluid management and help with replenishing of any depleted electrolytes. Your doctor will run the same test as with other forms of exposure, which check for electrolyte balance, heart complications, and other lasting issues.

SUMMARY: Recognize symptoms of ingestion. Drink a lot of water. Seek medical attention immediately. Neutralize the acid. Get additional tests.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Taking empty cartridges to a store is the surest way to get something back aside from a sense of satisfaction. If you print and buy frequently, this is the way to go. Most office supply stores will accept spent cartridges as part of a rewards program, so you'll want to find a place that you visit frequently. Local participation may vary. Office Depot accepts ink cartridges as part of their rewards program. Staples accepts cartridges purchased from them and will provide a $2 rewards credit. Often these programs reward with discounts on more ink. Keep returning them to keep saving money!

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Determine your best option. Find the right store. Keep the cycle going.