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Husqvarna Automower® will give you a carpet-like lawn by maintaining your grass rather than mowing it. The difference between maintaining and mowing? It’s the difference between a good lawn and a perfect lawn.
Automower® cuts just a little grass at a time, naturally fertilizing the soil with miniscule clippings. As a result, your turf always looks neat, green and healthy.
When you see the results, you’ll wonder why you didn’t adopt our bot sooner.
Yard work is hard work – but Husqvarna Automower® makes it easy. Automower® can be set up by the homeowner, or it can be installed by a trained Husqvarna dealer. As the world’s smartest robotic mower, Automower®:
• Navigates lawns of any complexity – even yards with obstacles and slopes. • Mows both day and night – and even in nasty weather. • Remains discreet and silent at all times. • Works safely around pets and children. • Resists theft with a built-in alarm.
As a result, you’ll have more free time for the activities that matter to you.
Select Automower® models come equipped with Automower® Connect (for others, it's available as an upgrade). Once downloaded, the companion Automower® Connect app allows you to remotely monitor and control your mower. You'll receive your mower’s current status on your iOS or Android smartphone, allowing you to adjust and command your Automower® with ease.
Compatible with Amazon Alexa, Google Home and IFTTT (if this, then that) applets, your Automower® Connect-enabled Automower® fits seamlessly into your smart home ecosystem. For the first time in history, cutting the grass is as simple as saying the words or creating the applet!
Automower® is a whole new style of lawn care! With traditional mowing, your lawn grows tall before being cut off all at once. By contrast, Automower® clips just a little grass at a time, frequently. The result is a lawn that’s always picture-perfect. And don’t worry about Automower® missing a spot – the unit changes its pattern according to a programmed schedule. Talk about a smart solution!
Automower® Connect gives you full control of the mower right in your smartphone. You can easily send start, stop and park commands, check and adjust settings. If required also receive alarms and track your mower’s position in case of theft – wherever you are. 10 years mobile data contract included. Standard on X-line, optional for all 300-400 series.
Those who are infected with COVID-19 may have little to no symptoms. You may not know you have symptoms of COVID-19 because they are similar to a cold or flu.
Symptoms have included:
Cough
Fever
Difficulty breathing
Pneumonia in both lungs
In severe cases, infection can lead to death.
Symptoms may take up to 14 days to appear after exposure to COVID-19. This is the longest known incubation period for this disease.
Recent evidence indicates that the virus can be transmitted to others from someone who is infected but not showing symptoms. This includes people who:
Have not yet developed symptoms (pre-symptomatic)
Never develop symptoms (asymptomatic)
While experts know that these kinds of transmissions are happening among those in close contact or in close physical settings, it is not known to what extent. This means it is extremely important to follow the proven preventative measures.
If you or your child become ill
If you are showing symptoms of COVID-19, reduce your contact with others:
Isolate yourself at home for 14 days to avoid spreading it to others
If you live with others, stay in a separate room or keep a 2-metre distance
Visit a health care professional or call your local public health authority
Call ahead to tell them your symptoms and follow their instructions
Children who have mild COVID-19 symptoms are able to stay at home with a caregiver throughout their recovery without needing hospitalization. If you are caring for a child who has suspected or probable COVID-19, it is important to follow the advice for caregivers. This advice will help you protect yourself, others in your home, as well as others in the community.
If you become sick while travelling back to Canada:
Inform the flight attendant or a Canadian border services officer
Advise a Canada border services agent on arrival in Canada if you believe you were exposed to someone who was sick with COVID-19, even if you do not have symptoms this is required under the Quarantine Act
The Canada border services agent will provide instructions for you to follow
Check if you have been exposed
Have you been on a recent flight, cruise, train, or at a public gathering? Check the listed exposure locations to see if you may have been exposed to COVID-19.
Take care of your mental health
The COVID-19 pandemic is new and unexpected. This situation can be unsettling and can cause a sense of loss of control.
It is normal to feel sad, stressed, confused, scared or worried in a crisis. Make sure to care for your mental and physical well being and to ask for help if you feel overwhelmed.
Coronavirus infections are diagnosed by a health care provider based on symptoms and are confirmed through laboratory tests.
Treating coronavirus
Most people with mild coronavirus illness will recover on their own.
If you are concerned about your symptoms, you should self-monitor and consult your health care provider. They may recommend steps you can take to relieve symptoms.
Vaccine
If you have received a flu vaccine, it will not protect against coronaviruses.
At this time, a vaccine or therapy to treat or prevent this disease has not yet been developed. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in a global review of therapies that may be used to treat or prevent the disease.
Health Canada is fast tracking the importation and sale of medical devices used to diagnose, treat or prevent COVID-19.
Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses. Some cause illness in people and others cause illness in animals. Human coronaviruses are common and are typically associated with mild illnesses, similar to the common cold.
COVID-19 is a new disease that has not been previously identified in humans. Rarely, animal coronaviruses can infect people, and more rarely, these can then spread from person to person through close contact.
There have been 2 other specific coronaviruses that have spread from animals to humans and which have caused severe illness in humans. These are the:
Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus (SARS CoV)
Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS CoV)
Delicious olives offer an amazing array of health benefits that humans have likely been enjoying for thousands of years. Historians note that olives were part of the diet for people as far back as 6,000 years ago in the early Bronze Age. Although the Mediterranean region is particularly note for their delectable olives and high-quality olive oil, olives also grow in regions of Portugal and the Middle East. There are many different varieties of olives, but the research is suggests that each variety offers spectacular health benefits. Whether you’re a fan of green olives or black olives or all the wonderful olive varieties that exist, you should add them to your weekly diet to obtain their many health benefits.
1. Good for Your Brain
With their brain-supportive antioxidants, olives provide support for strong cognitive function. Because your brain requires so much oxygen, it’s more prone to the development of free radicals than other parts of your body. Antioxidants neutralize these disease-causing free radicals to protect brain health. Additionally, olives contain vitamin K; a lack of vitamin K has been linked to diseases like Alzheimer’s. As if those benefits weren’t enough, there is research that suggests that olives can reduce the risk for depression. So, simply be eating olives, you could elevate your mood and protect your brain health at the same time.
2. Anti-Inflammatory Benefits
The antioxidants contained in olives has been shown to reduce pain by reducing inflammation. Inflammation is associated with many kinds of diseases that include conditions like arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and gout. Many people are concerned about taking pain medications in association with these conditions and are looking for reliable natural alternatives to cope with, at least, mild bouts of pain. Studies have shown that olives can reduce inflammation, so if you suffer from joint pain, for instance, you should give olives a try. There is a myriad of ways to introduce olives to your diet. You can slice them to top your pizzas or include them in casseroles.
3. Heart Health
By including heart-healthy foods in your diet that include monounsaturated fats, you can enhance heart health. According to research, the oleic acid (a monounsaturated fat) contained in olives can reduce conditions like atherosclerosis and plaque build-up in the arteries. This acid is also associated with lowering bad blood cholesterol. The phenolic compounds contained in olives have been shown to reduce the risk for blood clot development. So, to reduce your overall risk of heart disease and stroke, you should include more fiber-rich olives in your weekly diet to enjoy its heart-healthy benefits.
4. Cancer-Fighting Properties
Olives appear to have important cancer-fighting properties that include anthocyanins. These nutrients are associated with cancer prevention. Additionally, olives are rich in oleic acid, which has been shown to inhibit the growth of some types of breast cancers. The maslinic acid contains in olives appears to have the power to induce cellular apoptosis in colon cancer cells. Since olives are also so rich in antioxidant protections, they are able to neutralize free radicals that can actually cause many diseases that include cancer. Olives are so portable and convenient to eat, that it makes perfect sense to include them as a weekly snack if you want to enjoy its disease-fighting potential.
5. Weight Control
If you’re trying to lose weight, you’ll definitely want to include plenty of olives in your diet. First, olives contain healthy fats that your body needs, so they aren’t likely to detract from your weight loss goals. With their rich fiber content, olives can make you feel fuller between meals so you’re less likely to reach for a non-healthy snack. Researchers have even suggested that olives, with their monounsaturated fats, can actually induce weight loss. Studies demonstrate that people who snack on olives have, on average, been able to reduce their intake by 200 calories. Delicious and healthy, olives will form a reliable part of your weight loss diet.
6. Good for Your Skin
For centuries, women have sworn by the power of olives to enhance skin health. Many people continue to rely on olives to ward off skin wrinkles. It’s even possible that olives can ward off some skin diseases with their powerful protections. Researchers suggest that it’s the vitamin E, copper, iron, and fiber that help make olives such a potent skin protectant. If you want to keep your skin feeling smooth and supple, be sure to add more olives to your weekly diet. You can gain these skin protections by eating olives or adding olive oil to food preparations or your salad dressing.
7. Rich in Antioxidants
Olives are rich in antioxidant protections. Antioxidants are important combatants of free radicals. Free radicals form as a result of normal cellular processes, but their numbers can increase in our bodies with exposure to pollution, cigarette smoke, and other commonplace toxins in the environment. These free radicals are unwanted molecules that can affect healthy cells, even causing them to mutate. Cellular damage can be a precursor to many diseases. By reducing free radicals in the body, antioxidants can help protect health. Olives also offer protection from some bacteria that could cause stomach infection, making their disease-fighting properties something we shouldn’t ignore.
8. Good for Digestion
Olives can supply as much as 20% of your daily need for fiber, which makes them an outstanding aid for digestion. In fact, just a single cup can provide this delicious health benefit. Fiber is vital for digestive and gastrointestinal health. Fiber stimulates the digestive tract and promotes regularity. Olives can even help reduce the risk for gallstone formation. To keep your digestive tract running smoothing, consider eating a cup of olives a couple times each week. You can add black olives, for example, to your salad or eat them alone as a snack between meals.
9. Help for Seasonal Allergies
If you suffer from seasonal allergies like hay fever, you should stockpile olives and snack on them throughout late summer and fall when hay fever strikes. Olives contain compounds that actually block receptor sites for histamines, which trigger your bouts of sneezing and itchy eyes. In this respect, olives function like anti-histamines. While they may not block all of your seasonal allergy attacks, there is research that suggests it can reduce the number and possibly the intensity of your seasonal allergy attacks. Because olives are famously known to provide so many other benefits, their allergy-fighting properties are sometimes overlooked. If you sneeze through the beautiful autumn season, be sure to include more olives in your diet.
10. Aphrodisiac Potential
The jury is out whether or not certain foods are actually aphrodisiacs in the classic sense of the world, but scientists have been able to confirm that many types of foods to benefit aspects of sex. Olives have been associated with male virility for centuries. Researchers suggest that olives may have their reputation as aphrodisiacs because their rich antioxidant content and monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats have the ability to increase blood flow and hormone production. This could, indeed, enhance sexual performance and mood. If you’re looking for foods with natural aphrodisiac potential, you should note that olives frequently make top-ten lists of potent aphrodisiacs.
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