Top 100 Facts That Might Save Your Life One Day

Summary

The video script from WatchMojo presents a comprehensive list of 100 potentially life-saving facts covering a wide range of scenarios from snake bites and car safety to natural disasters and health emergencies. It emphasizes the importance of knowing the correct first aid measures, being aware of environmental dangers, and taking preventive steps to avoid accidents. The facts are practical, informative, and designed to educate viewers on how to react in critical situations to increase their chances of survival and health.

Takeaways

• 🚫 Avoid attempting to suck venom from a snake bite or apply a tourniquet; instead, move the victim away from harm and seek medical help.
• 🦇 If bitten by a wild mammal, get the rabies vaccine immediately as it's a highly lethal disease.
• 🩹 In case of a broken bone, call for help, stop any bleeding, immobilize the injured area, and wait for medical assistance.
• ❄️ Don't rely solely on your car's thermometer for road conditions; it may not accurately reflect the presence of black ice.
• 📱 To prevent sleep disruption, keep electronic devices like phones out of the bedroom and face down to save battery.
• 🔥 You can start a fire with a 9-volt battery and steel wool in an emergency situation.
• 🔑 An overloaded keyring can damage your car's ignition mechanism, so keep it light to prevent wear and tear.
• 😄 Laughter has health benefits like improving blood flow, immune response, and relaxation.
• 🌊 If caught in a rip current, don't swim directly back to shore; instead, swim parallel to the shore until out of the current.
• 🍄 Never eat wild mushrooms as many are poisonous and can be fatal; appearance can be deceiving.
• 🛫 In an emergency water landing of a plane, do not inflate your life jacket inside the aircraft; swim to the exit first.

Q & A

What should you do if you encounter a snake bite?

You should move the victim out of harm's way, have them lie down with the wound below their heart, and transport them to the nearest medical facility. Do not attempt to suck venom or apply a tourniquet.

How can you prevent a car thermometer from giving inaccurate readings?

Be aware that car thermometers can be affected by heat radiating from the roadway. Give your thermometer a few degrees buffer to account for potential inaccuracies.

What is the recommended action if you're caught in a rip current at the beach?

Instead of swimming directly back to the shore, swim across the current parallel to the shore until you're out of the rip. If needed, float for a minute to catch your breath.

What should you do if you suspect someone is following your car?

Take four right turns to make a circle. If the car is still behind you, go to a public place or the police station.

How can you start a fire in an emergency situation without matches or a lighter?

You can use a 9-volt battery and steel wool. Rub the battery against the steel wool to create sparks and start a fire.

What is the significance of the 'bystander effect' in emergency situations?

The bystander effect is when people are less likely to help a victim when there are other people around. To counter this, single out an individual in the crowd and ask for help directly.

What should you do if you encounter a mountain lion in the wild?

Do not run. Calmly back away while maintaining eye contact without bending over or crouching. If the lion approaches, throw objects at it and act as big and intimidating as possible.

What is the recommended first aid action for a person experiencing a heart attack?

Call for help, attempt to stop any bleeding, and immobilize the injured area. If possible, give the person chewable aspirin to help inhibit platelets that trigger blood clotting.

How can you protect yourself from potential electrical fires in the home?

Check your electrical outlets for any unusual smells, and unplug appliances that have an overheating scent. This could prevent an electrical fire.

What should you do if you find yourself lost in the wilderness?

Walk downhill, as you're more likely to find trails, roads, or buildings. Following a fence can also lead you to populated areas.

How can you signal for help if you're in a dangerous situation?

Use a long item to reach out for a victim to grab onto, or throw something that floats. Do not attempt to go into the water without a flotation device.

Outlines

00:00

🚨 Top 100 Life-Saving Facts

This paragraph introduces a WatchMojo video series that counts down 100 facts that could potentially save your life. It covers a range of topics from first aid misconceptions, such as not sucking venom from a snake bite, to the importance of getting the rabies vaccine after a wild mammal bite. It also touches on the inaccuracy of car thermometers, the health impact of blue lights from electronic devices, and survival tips like starting a fire with a 9-volt battery and steel wool. The paragraph emphasizes the importance of knowing these facts for personal safety and health.

05:01

🔥 Dealing with Emergencies and Dangers

The second paragraph delves into various emergency situations and how to handle them. It advises on what to do if someone is having a heart attack, how to react if you encounter a bear or a mountain lion, and the dangers of mixing certain cleaning products. The paragraph also provides tips on how to store water using condoms, what to do during a thunderstorm, and how to identify potential signs of a stroke using the FAST acronym. It concludes with advice on what to do if you suspect someone is following your car.

10:06

🏞️ Wilderness Survival and Other Risks

This paragraph focuses on survival tips for wilderness scenarios and other potential risks. It discusses what to do if you're in a falling elevator, lost in the wilderness, or during an emergency water landing in a plane. The paragraph also covers the importance of staying dry to retain heat, how to avoid inattentional blindness, and the significance of the 'rules of three' in survival situations. It concludes with advice on what to do if you encounter a beehive or wasp nest.

15:07

🌊 Marine and Other Environmental Hazards

The fourth paragraph addresses marine hazards, such as recognizing dangerous sea life with purple flags at the beach and using the FAST acronym to identify symptoms of a stroke. It warns against eating wild mushrooms due to the risk of poisoning and advises on what to do if you fall into very cold water. The paragraph also covers self-defense tips, like not escalating a situation when threatened with a knife, and the importance of reporting missing persons as soon as possible. It ends with advice on what to do if you encounter quicksand.

20:07

🔐 Home Safety and Health Precautions

The final paragraph emphasizes home safety and health precautions. It advises on how to reduce the likelihood of a break-in by always locking doors and being cautious when answering the door. The paragraph discusses the power of the Heimlich maneuver, the importance of knowing where to sit on a plane during a crash, and how to react during a stampede. It also covers water safety, including how to help a drowning person and the dangers of dry drowning. The paragraph concludes with reminders about the importance of not mixing ammonia and bleach, the risks of keeping firearms in the home, and the dangers of distracted driving.

Keywords

💡Snake bite

A snake bite refers to the act of a snake biting a person, which can potentially inject venom into the victim's body. In the video, it is advised against the common movie trope of sucking venom out from a snake bite. Instead, the recommended course of action is to move the victim out of harm's way, have them lie down with the wound below their heart, and seek immediate medical attention.

💡Rabies vaccine

The rabies vaccine is a preventative measure against rabies, a deadly disease that is caused by the bite of an infected wild mammal. The video emphasizes the importance of getting the rabies vaccine immediately after being bitten by a wild mammal, highlighting its role in preventing one of the most lethal diseases on the planet.

💡Bone fracture

A bone fracture is a medical condition that results from a break in the bone. The video outlines steps to follow in the event of a bone fracture, which include calling for help, stopping any bleeding, and immobilizing the injured area to prevent further damage.

💡Black ice

Black ice refers to a thin, transparent layer of ice that forms on roads and other surfaces, making them extremely slippery and difficult to detect. The video warns that a car's thermometer may not always accurately reflect the presence of black ice, advising viewers to be aware of road conditions and to give their thermometer readings a buffer to ensure safety.

💡Melatonin

Melatonin is a hormone that regulates sleep-wake cycles. Exposure to blue light from electronic devices like phones can disrupt the secretion of melatonin, leading to sleep disturbances. The video suggests placing phones in another room before bedtime to avoid the negative effects of blue light on sleep and overall health.

💡Hydration

Hydration refers to the process of providing adequate water or other fluids to maintain the body's balance of fluids. The video warns against eating snow for hydration, as the energy required to melt the snow can lead to further dehydration and loss of body heat.

💡Fire starting

Fire starting is the process of creating a fire using various methods, often for survival purposes. The video provides a tip on starting a fire with a 9-volt battery and steel wool, which can be a useful skill in emergency situations.

💡Keyring overload

Keyring overload refers to the situation where a large number of keys are attached to a keyring, potentially causing damage to the car's ignition mechanism due to the weight. The video advises against carrying too many keys on a keyring to prevent wear and tear on the car's sensitive internal components.

💡Laughter

Laughter is a natural response to humor and has been shown to have various health benefits. The video mentions that laughter can improve blood flow, immune response, blood sugar levels, and promote relaxation, suggesting that watching funny content could be beneficial for health.

💡Rip current

A rip current is a strong, narrow, and localized current of water that moves away from the shore, which can be dangerous for swimmers. The video provides advice on what to do if caught in a rip current, which includes not panicking and swimming parallel to the shore until out of the current.

💡Aspirin

Aspirin is a common medication used to relieve pain and reduce inflammation. In the context of the video, it is suggested that chewing aspirin can be helpful in the event of a heart attack, as it works faster to inhibit platelets that trigger blood clotting.

💡Mountain lion

A mountain lion, also known as a cougar or puma, is a large wild cat native to the Americas. The video provides safety tips for encountering a mountain lion, which include not running away, backing away calmly while maintaining eye contact, and acting big and intimidating if the animal shows aggression.

Highlights

Do not attempt to suck venom from a snake bite or apply a tourniquet; instead, move the victim out of harm's way and to a medical facility.

If bitten by a wild mammal, get the rabies vaccine immediately, as it is one of the most lethal diseases.

Car thermometers may not be 100% accurate due to heat radiating from the roadway; be aware of road conditions.

Blue lights from phones can disrupt sleep and melatonin secretion; keep your phone in another room at night.

Do not eat snow for hydration as it can lead to further dehydration and loss of body heat.

A fire can be started with a 9-volt battery and steel wool in an emergency situation.

An overloaded keyring can damage your car's ignition mechanism due to the weight.

Laughter is proven to improve blood flow, immune response, blood sugar levels, and relaxation.

If caught in a rip current, swim across it parallel to the shore rather than directly back to avoid its pull.

In the case of a possible heart attack, chew aspirin to inhibit platelets faster than swallowing.

If you encounter a mountain lion, do not run; calmly back away while maintaining eye contact.

Avoid going underneath a pin setter at a bowling alley due to the risk of serious injury.

If a room has a fishy scent, check electrical outlets for overheating to prevent an electric fire.

The bystander effect means people are less likely to help a victim when others are around; to counter this, call out for help to a specific individual.

If a bear is encountered, stand tall and talk calmly while backing away without making eye contact.

If your drink tastes unusually salty, it may contain GHB; do not continue drinking and never leave your drink unattended.

In the event of a power line falling, do not walk or run; shuffle or bunny hop to maintain equal voltage to each foot.

When calling an emergency number, be prepared to give your location and the nature of the emergency clearly.

Transcripts

welcomes a WatchMojo and today we're

counting down 100 facts that might save

your life one day if you have a

potentially life-saving fact drop it in

the comments and we can all learn

together

unlike in the movies you should not

attempt to suck Venom from a snake bite

or apply a tourniquet okay I'll do it

what oh there'll be no sucking Mitchell

get this man away from my ass are you

sure yeah yeah we sure instead move the

victim out of Harm's Way have them lie

down with the wound below their heart

and transport them to the nearest

medical facility also if you get bitten

by a wild mammal you should get the

rabies vaccine immediately as it is one

of the most lethal diseases on the

planet if you break a bone follow these

steps call for help attempts to stop any

bleeding and immobilize the injured area

your car thermometer is not 100 accurate

most cars are equipped with a thermistor

behind the grill which is exposed to

heat radiating from the roadway so even

if your thermometer doesn't read below

freezing there could still be black ice

on the road be aware of road conditions

and give your thermometer a few degrees

buffer and it could save your life blue

lights steal your sleep time disrupting

the brain secretion of melatonin so

before you go to bed place that phone in

another room

keeping your phone face down will save

battery which could become important in

an emergency this will keep it from

lighting up when it receives

notifications don't eat snow for

hydration since it takes so much energy

for your body to melt the ice you'll end

up further dehydrated than what you gain

plus lose essential body heat while

you're at it you can start a fire with a

9 volt battery and steel wool if you rub

the battery against the steel wool it

should begin to spark place it beneath

kindling and you'll have an emergency

campfire be sure to have water nearby if

you need to extinguish it an overloaded

keyring could damage your car's ignition

mechanism all the weight can wear out

sensitive internal components making it

so your car won't be able to start

wow that's a lot of keys

bigger the keychain more powerful the

man laughter is proven to improve blood

flow immune response blood sugar levels

and relaxation so watching some funny

internet Clips could actually be helping

your health if you ever get stuck in a

rip current don't panic and try to swim

directly back to the shore instead swim

across the current parallel to the shore

until you're out of the rip speaking of

which if you need to catch your breath

while exiting a rip relax and float for

around a minute or so some rip currents

recirculate and might pull you closer to

shore rather than just further away if

you think you're having a heart attack

you should chew aspirin not swallow this

works faster to inhibit platelets which

trigger blood clotting if you come

across a mountain lion Don't Run Away

calmly back away maintaining eye contact

without bending over or crouching if it

starts moving towards you throw things

at it and if it starts getting

aggressive act as big and intimidating

as possible never ever go underneath a

pin Setter at a bowling alley which

includes sliding into the pins as a joke

the force is so strong on some of these

machines that it can cause serious or

even fatal injuries uh they're good

machines but just like any running

Machinery you know they're dangerous you

know you got Gears you got pulleys

everything's you know running if you're

at a beach on vacation and the water

suddenly recedes from the coastline run

for High Ground a tsunami is on its way

other signs include severe ground

shaking and a roaring sound as if from a

train or plane if a tornado doesn't look

like it's moving left or right it might

be moving right towards you get to a

safety if someone has been stabbed or

punctured by a sharp object leave the

object in the body it will potentially

prevent blood loss apply direct pressure

either side of the object you should

also sit or lie the person down and

Elevate their legs if they're in shock

if the object isn't still inside the

victim apply direct pressure to the

wound to stop the bleeding it takes 10

minutes for clots to form use gloves

clean cloth or plastic bags to protect

yourself from blood contamination if a

room in the house has a fishy scent

check your electrical outlets and start

unplugging appliances that smell could

indicate overheating electrical

components you might just save yourself

from an electric fire the bystander

effect is when people are less likely to

help a victim when there are other

people standing around so when crying

out for help pick out an individual in

the crowd make eye contact and call on

that person for help most drunk driving

deaths occur between midnight and 3 A.M

in the United States maybe avoid the

roads during these times if you can help

it if you see a bear you should Stand

Tall talk calmly and back away without

making eye contact in the rare case that

you're attacked you may have heard this

rhyme if it's brown lay down if it's

black fight back if it's white good

night if a brown bear attacks you should

play dead or you'll make the attack

worse as for a black bear which is

smaller you should fight back a polar

bear may see you as prey so you should

definitely fight back but the odds are

not good if you're out and your drink

tastes unusually salty do not continue

drinking it GHB has a salty taste

although it's easily masked by other

flavors your best bet is to never leave

your drink unattended if you ever wake

up in the middle of the night to the

smell of gas do not turn on the light a

spa mark from a light switch could

ignite the gas if you ever see square

waves in the ocean get out they can

create powerful currents and rips if one

of your pupils reflects white in a

picture it could be just a reflection

but it could also be a sign that

something is wrong with your eye such as

a cataract or even cancer normalcy bias

is when people underestimate the threat

of danger despite warning signs about 70

percent of people display this bias in

disasters delaying evacuation if you're

asked to leave the area due to impending

danger just get out of there you can use

condoms as makeshift water storage as

they are incredibly elastic just make

sure they're lubeless though tie the end

around a stick so you can easily untie

it you can also wrap it in a sock to

prevent it being pierced because if you

try to walk through the woods

um with the way that it was

you can forget about it it's going to

pop and if you're caught in a

thunderstorm do not stand near a tree

it's a natural lightning rod if the air

tingles and your hair stands on end

lightning is about to strike nearby

Crouch tuck your head and put your hands

over your ears don't lie flat as wet

ground conducts electricity if a power

line Falls next to you don't walk or run

Shuffle or Bunny Hop to safety seems

silly but it makes sure that the voltage

to each foot is the same so that

electricity doesn't run up one leg and

down the other when calling an emergency

number like 9-1-1 be prepared to give

them an address or location first so

even if you're cut off they know where

you are follow up with the nature of

your emergency

encounter an emergency while abroad the

number 112 can be used in most European

countries forwarding you to local

emergency numbers it also works in some

African and Asian countries as well as

North America hold your nose when you

jump into rivers and lakes especially if

the water is stagnant this protects

against infiltration by dangerous amoeba

also if you're falling into water from a

height enter feet first with your arms

at your sides this could protect you

from major injuries if you ever feel

like someone is following your car take

four right turns and it will make a

circle if they are still behind you that

means they are following you if that's

the case go somewhere where people are

even a police station if you need to if

you accidentally disturb a beehive or

wasp nest do not run for the water

they'll just wait for you to resurface

run fast and as far as you can because

eventually they will stop following you

swatting at them will only make things

worse and if you get stung pull the

stinger out as soon as possible

animal is the more likely it's poisonous

if you ever find yourself in a falling

elevator do not try to jump at the last

second to avoid impact or bend your

knees to absorb the impact instead lying

flat on your back and covering your face

is your best bet for survival if you

find yourself lost in the wilderness and

can't retrace your steps walk down a

hill you're more likely to hit a trail

road or buildings you're also likely to

find a water source which people often

build around and if you find a fence

follow it if your plane has to make an

emergency water landing do not inflate

your life jacket on the inside of the

aircraft it will make it harder for you

to move to the emergency exits

especially if water rushes in instead

swim to the exit and then inflate your

jacket heat travels through liquid

faster than gas so if you want to stay

warm keep yourself and your clothes dry

so that heat transfers from your body

more slowly you can miss something in

plain sight due to inattentional

blindness which can occur when your

brain is attending to too many stimuli

one example is when you're walking and

on your phone at the same time this

leaves you open to walking into objects

or into traffic if you feel sick and

don't want to throw up hum humming

suppresses the gag reflex

the limits of the human body tend to

follow rules of three people can

generally go three minutes without air

three hours without shelter in extreme

weather conditions three days without

water and three weeks without food the

most common sign of a heart attack is

pain or discomfort in your chest

especially a feeling of pressure or

squeezing it can sometimes spread out to

other areas and be accompanied by

fatigue a cold sweat lightheadedness

nausea or shortness of breath if this

happens seek urgent medical attention

women can experience heart attacks

differently to men while chest pain is

common in both men and women women are

more likely to feel sick experience

shortness of breath or have back neck or

jaw pain the bottom line is there's more

variation in heart attack symptoms in

women and women tend to wait to get them

investigated if your stool has black

specks in it which some describe as

looking like coffee grounds seek medical

attention it might mean you have

gastrointestinal bleeding when walking

downstairs don't put your hands in your

pockets if you happen to slip and fall

your arms won't be able to grab a

railing or break your fall

you don't have to pay money on any type

of phone to call 9-1-1 so don't bother

hunting for change if you're using a pay

phone most fire deaths are caused by

smoke inhalation not Burns if you find

yourself caught in one stay low to the

ground and get out of there ASAP never

put your feet on a car dashboard airbags

deploy at hundreds of miles per hour and

can break your nose when seated normally

but a broken nose is better than broken

legs

don't use bleach and cleaning products

that contain ammonia at the same time in

the same room their Vapors will mix in

the air and create chloramine which can

damage your respiratory tract you told

people to mix ammonia and bleach only if

they want bathroom fixtures that shine

like the sun Peggy that's the recipe for

mustard gas if your vehicle gets stuck

on a railroad get off the tracks

immediately and run away at a 45 degree

angle in the direction the train is

coming from this protects you from being

in the Splash Zone of debris if your

vehicle gets hit also look for a sign

with an emergency number for the

railroad or call 9-1-1 and they can

inform any approaching trains a wagging

tail does not always mean a dog is

friendly or happy dogs can also wag

their tail when fearful or as a warning

always ask the owner before you pet

their dog both the words flammable and

inflammable mean that the product is

capable of being easily ignited and of

burning quickly non-flammable means not

easily ignited chemical burns are

different from heat and Fire Burns you

might not feel pain right away but they

can cause irreparable damage to your

skin if you get chemicals on you be sure

to read the labels and use the

recommended method as water can often

not be enough you can run water over

your hand and make it worse or look at

me

or you can use vinegar to neutralize the

burn please let me happen purple flags

on the beach indicate dangerous sea life

in the area red flags warn of serious

hazards such as High Surf or dangerous

currents a double red flag means the

water is closed to swimming use the

acronym fast to identify symptoms of a

stroke F stands for face drooping does

one side of the person's face droop for

example in a crooked smile A is for arm

weakness can they raise both arms s is

for speech difficulties are they

slurring T stands for time if you see

any of these signs it's time to call

Emergency Services many species of

mushrooms are poisonous to humans and

can even be fatal so do not eat wild

mushrooms Dangerous Ones can also look

convincingly like Edible Ones after you

fall into to very cold water dry

yourself off dress in layers and warm up

gradually a phenomenon known as after

drop means that if you warm up rapidly

your core temperature May initially

continue to cool if a stranger tries to

force you into their car shout for help

and fight back as hard as you can escape

will be more difficult once you're taken

to a new location a knife can be lethal

even in inexperienced hands if someone

pulls one on you don't escalate the

situation run away if you can if you

can't hands them what they want your

wallet isn't worth your life

foreign

telling people where you're going

increases your chance of survival if you

get lost injured or kidnapped in 2021

unintentional shooting deaths accounted

for over four percent of gun related

deaths in the U.S many involved children

in the home Firearms should be stored

unloaded and in a secure place behind

child-proof safety logs using water to

put out a grease or oil fire will make

the fire worse instead turn off the

stove to cut off the heat and cover the

pot to cut off oxygen

in the way you can use your pants as a

life preserver by taking them off tying

the legs together and filling your pants

with air either by scooping the waist

down through the air into the water or

by breathing into the waste from below

scrunch the waist tight to prevent air

escaping about half of the passengers

killed in car accidents in 2020 in the

U.S were not wearing seat belts buckle

up many backpacks have a built-in

whistle to get attention especially in

windy weather don't Camp under a tree

tree limbs sometimes shed or break off

and could come down on your tent if you

fall into quicksand Don't Panic you can

only really sink up to your waist

wriggle your legs to loosen them sit

back and try to float out it's okay to

ask for help if you're feeling depressed

there are plenty of publicly available

numbers to call if you need someone to

talk to if you hit your head and briefly

lose Consciousness seek medical care

when you wake up you likely have a

concussion you could also have an

epidural hematoma bleeding between your

skull and the membrane around your brain

toilets are more deadly than sharks each

year in the U.S around 40 000 people are

injured in toilet seat related accidents

make sure not to slip on a wet bathroom

floor

distracted driving is the leading cause

of car accidents in the U.S so stay off

your phone while driving a gun trigger

can be pulled faster than you can react

so don't try to disarm someone if you're

being robbed things are replaceable your

life is not you can estimate the

remaining Daylight Time by extending

your arm in front of you and holding

your hand out with your pinky finger on

the horizon line the width of one finger

is roughly equal to the distance The Sun

Will Travel in 15 minutes four fingers

equals one hour if you're buried in an

avalanche and disorientated spit your

saliva will follow the gravity and you

can dig in the opposite direction

smoking causes cancer we know you know

but it's an important one the harder you

make it for a burglar to enter the less

likely a break-in will occur so always

lock your doors also be careful when

someone comes to the door just because

the doorbell rings doesn't mean you're

obligated to open the door

hey Lana horses cannot see immediately

in front of or behind them and horse

kicks are incredibly powerful so never

approach a horse from behind stand on

the side of the horse between The Head

and Shoulder

you can perform the heimlich maneuver on

yourself form a fist just above the

navel place your other Palm over the

fist to push more firmly drive your fist

in and up in the diaphragm area the top

of your stomach and repeat until the

object stuck in your throat dislodges it

if a man takes a pregnancy test and the

result is positive it might be the sign

of testicular cancer testicular cancer

can hit men at any age but almost half

of the cases are found in men between 20

and 34. the safest place to sit on a

plane in the case of a plane crash is

near the back in a middle seat the worst

seats are on either side of the aisle in

the middle of the aircraft which is

almost double the fatality rate if

you're stuck in a stampede the most

important thing is to stay on your feet

keep your hands around chest height to

protect yourself and prevent being

crushed if someone is drowning remember

this rhyme reach or throw don't go use a

long item to reach out for the victim to

grab onto otherwise throw them something

that floats if you approach without a

flotation device a drowning person is

likely to grow grab onto you and pull

you under even when someone has been

pulled ashore after drowning that person

can still die due to leftover water in

their lungs this is called dry drowning

even if you've been saved from drowning

you still need urgent medical attention

if you need to break a car window aim

for the edges or Corners the center of

the window is usually the strongest part

push it in the corner and apply pressure

and there we have it embassies and

consulates have emergency numbers they

answer 24 hours a day when abroad it can

pay to have this number saved in your

phone if you possess a gun you're more

likely to be shot during an assault this

is especially true in cases where the

victim has a chance to resist hey old

man

Give Me Everything

for me foreign

some thieves use posts on social media

to identify and plan robberies when you

check in somewhere it indicates you're

not at home how easy would it be to find

the location of her house

at the same time

although it's rare alcohol withdrawal

can be fatal if you have a long-standing

problem with alcohol and show signs of

withdrawal like Tremors insomnia nausea

or anxiety get medical assistance people

do not outgrow asthma whilst some might

become asymptomatic as they get older

the potential for asthma remains always

carry an inhaler and keep the

prescription up to date even if you

haven't had symptoms for years you do

not have to wait 24 hours to report a

missing person there is no time limit

and the sooner you report it the better

one of the symptoms of hypothermia is

drowsiness if you or someone else has

stopped shaking from extreme cold and is

feeling sleepy it's not a good sign get

inside and warm up

closed doors can slow the spread of fire

and smoke with this in mind it's best to

sleep with the door of your bedroom shut

also be sure to check the batteries in

your smoke alarms regularly fire can't

go through doors stupid it's not a ghost

while driving if the accelerator pedal

gets stuck or something else causes

unintended acceleration in your car

press the brakes firmly and put it in

neutral extinguishing a fire is a lot

easier with a fire extinguisher so buy

one before you need one the best

preventions for heart disease which is

the leading cause of death in the U.S

are eating a healthy diet exercising

regularly maintaining a healthy weight

limiting your alcohol intake not smoking

getting your blood pressure checked

regularly and managing diabetes if you

have it keeping healthy and not smoking

can also reduce your chance of getting

cancer the second leading cause of death

in the U.S but you should also talk to

your doctor about how to do self-checks

and how often you should get screened

your subconscious mind will be able to

pick up warning signs that your

conscious mind might not so if a

situation doesn't add up and something

feels off trust your gut and instincts

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