Q1 No airaservice now has the old procedures. All airlines only earn by cancelling ATE-UP dramas this way or that way. Even with Insurance, airlines do not pay; insurance may react in a different way , to deny paying you Only where grand payments without seeking economic figures is done which is sky high or under company contracts with the airline's advantage, air travel booking one has to be careful. The only safe guard is keeping a well known good friend agent who will help us, when we say our problems initially. They have a system by which we may be guarded as a friend. Q2 The problem of Jordans is that they write from their nation as known to them, which some one simply reproduce unaware of facts. Were there not women in our Indian Army from then till now? Please check. Q3 Are there any uneducated people in our group who had not studied these ampere names in school itself? Q4 What is the percentage of drops-sudden in a patient and in the diabetic community?. I wrote long ago, each must study oneself from food, exercise and medication angle and arrive at what is the reason for and behind; if you go to doctor and say one day fall, he as precaution, would assume it is regular and reduce; a week later again it will shoot blitzcreek; then when you go Doc, he will add ,increase; he will get his fees in 1000s . Kidney will affect anyway with or without insulin. That is why doctors enhance the medicine list so long covering all protections. The body is made an experimental factory. Q5 I have not understood the Q&A; oldest state Tamil Nadu?; with this title?; and when andra border existed and kerala border extinct -then what was the name?. Chera chola pandian ruled different tamil nadus?. Q6 When hungry all blood sugar will only go down whether diabetic or not; with high blood sugar also people will mistake it as sugar going down; in both conditions people may feel sleepy. So one has to check and find out which may be true or shocking. It is 400. Q7 Banana can be eaten anytime but depends on the status of the person. Q8 The gene that controls the extendibility of the thumb is known as the "*Bendy thumb gene*." The bendy thumb gene comprises multiple alleles in the chromosomes. One allele from the bendy thumb gene can produce a straight thumb and another allele may produce a hitchhiker's thumb. ( science) I do not understand what Jordan writes. Q9 Nth time this is appearing. Pl read ayurvedic books to see how babies were handled , births were developed and controlled; there is an upanishad which I published a couple of years back, where each status of foetus were described; and unaware and without knowledge such silly questions are raised. We lived happily; we had the best adi sankaras and 120 years of Ramanujas. Births and deaths in pregnancy were handled brilliantly with a mother begetting a dozen children; but with the medications and care, we struggle to deliver one baby. We had better medical science than the British. Q10 AS YOU LIKE IT; if you have a problem with digestion then none. Acidity is a taboo. KR IRS 20123
On Fri, 20 Jan 2023 at 17:12, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 01-2023-18* > > *BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS* > > Q1 What happens to passengers who arrive late at the airport > and miss their flights due to unforeseen circumstances like traffic, > accidents, etc.? > > A1 Srinath Nalluri, M.Sc, B. Eng in Mechanical Engineering & > Minor (Technopreneurship), National University of Singapore (Graduated > 2020) Updated Wed > > I had been in that situation recently. > > I had to postpone my trip to Germany due to personal issues to a later > date. I cancelled my ticket four hours before the departure. Fortunately, > I had travel insurance. So I got the ticket price refunded. > > If you have travel insurance and you miss your flight, then you can file a > claim under trip cancellation or curtailment. > > *Most of the insurance companies refund you the difference in airfare or a > percentage of airfare depending on your situation* if the cancellation is > due to an accident, or unavoidable circumstances like a family member > falling ill, or travel difficulties due to unforeseen natural calamities > (bad weather is not usually covered). It varies from policy to policy, and > mostly you would be reimbursed if unforeseen circumstances occurred 30 > minutes before the flight departure. > > *If you have no travel insurance, then you have learnt an expensive lesson > at the cost of a new flight ticket.* > > *My note- At one time flight tickets were issued** which could be used > with in specified months. Still some aiways issue tickets so, as far as my > information goes. * > > Q2 Is there a real reason why ancient armies didn't have female > soldiers, or was it just sexism? > > A2 Claire Jordan, Degree in biology and folklore; programmer, > shop owner, secretary on newspaper Thu > > *Some did have a few female soldiers*, but generally not many. *Before > contraception, unless a woman was sterile or celibate she spent most of her > adult life pregnant or nursing, and ancient warfare often involved weapons > that needed a lot of muscle.* > > Q3 What is the unit for electric current flow? > > A3 READTHETECH, B.S SE in Python (programming language) & > Node.js, International Islamic University, Islamabad (Graduated 2020)7m > > The unit for electric current flow is the ampere (A). An ampere is the > unit of measurement for electric current, it is defined as the flow of > electric charge through a conductor. The electric current is the rate at > which charge flows through a circuit, one ampere is equal to the flow of > one Coulomb of charge per second. > > The ampere is named after *André-Marie Ampère*, a French scientist who > made significant contributions to the field of electromagnetism. The use of > the ampere as a unit of measurement for electric current is widely accepted > in many fields of physics and electrical engineering. > > My note- I have added this QA for refreshing Coulomb and how the ampere > got the name so. > > Q4 What is the reason for a sudden drop in blood sugar level? > > A4 Benjamin Hansen, Studied at Beacon house School Rawalpindi > 23h > > *Multiple reasons.* > > Not eating food on time, but that may not make you severely hypoglycaemic. > > Taking anti-diabetic medications(including Insulin) and not eating on > time, or eating a very small quantity > > Taking higher than required dose of anti-diabetic medication. > > *Some non-diabetic medications that can cause hypoglycaemia* > > *My note- I have specifically added the question* because one may take > normal insulin prescribed, but food prepared may not be relishing and *consume > less quantity* > > Some will not consult doctor for years and continue old prescription. > Some medications acted on body and might have reduced the medicine > requirement. So quantity of medication has to be reduced. Otherwise it > may affect kidney. I read in whatsapp talks by doctors on this aspect. > > Q5 What is the oldest state in India? > > A5 Shahal Mohamed, Lives in Kerala, India (1993–present)6h > > The oldest state in India, in terms of continuous existence as a political > entity, is probably the state of Tamil Nadu. Tamil Nadu, India Tamil Nadu > has a very long and rich history, dating back to ancient times. The state > has been the site of several ancient civilizations and empires, including > the Cholas, Pandyas, and Pallavas, which have left behind a wealth of > historical and cultural sites. Some of the ancient cities like Madurai, > Thanjavur and Kanchipuram are known for their rich heritage and > architectural significance. > > Tamil Nadu has also been an important center of religion and spirituality, > with many ancient temples and shrines located throughout the state. These > temples and shrines are not only important religious sites, but also serve > as important cultural and architectural treasures. > > Q6 How do I know if I have low blood sugar or I'm just not > eating enough calories? They have similar symptoms. > > A6 Judith Miles, Worked at Inyenyeri2h > > The only way to know if you are having a low blood *sugar is to check > your sugar levels regularly.* Although low blood glucose, also known as > hypoglycemia can cause one or more of the following symptoms - An irregular > or fast heartbeat, *Fatigue, Pale skin, Shakiness, Anxiety, Sweating, > Hunger, Irritability, Tingling or numbness of the lips,* *tongue or cheek*; > these symptoms may also show up due to other reasons not known to you. > > *As the case worsens, you could also experience Confusion, abnormal > behavior or both, such as the inability to complete routine tasks*, > Visual disturbances, such as blurred vision, *Seizures or Loss of > consciousness.* > > Disclaimer: Come To my Quora Account. You will uncover a method that help > you get rid of diabetes > > Remember, persistent hypoglycemia can have many underlying causes like > insulin resistance, kidney or liver disorders, side-effects of certain > medications, excessive alcohol consumption, hormonal defects etc. > > *Reference Hypoglycemia - Symptoms and causes* > > On the other hand, *Eating less calories may not really give you the > symptoms mentioned above; since it depends on your body’s carbohydrate and > fat stores, which can be mobilized to maintain the glucose levels*. > > At some point you will just be feeling fatigued, feeling lethargic, sleepy > due to *insufficient energy available for activities other than the vital > ones like pumping of the heart.* But extended duration of calorie > deprivation could lead to serious problems. It all depends on your body’s > nutritional status. > > *My note- If blood sugar level goes low, some* instinct, I am woken up > and eat either satly/sweet items. I keep ready such items handy. I am > taking insulin. > > Q7 When is the best time to eat a banana? > > A7 FitSit, Blogger at FitSit (2022–present)10h > > The best time to eat a banana can vary depending on your specific dietary > needs and goals. > > Here are a few general recommendations: > > *As a morning snack: Eating a banana in the* morning can provide a quick > and easy source of energy and nutrients to start your day. Bananas are a > good source of potassium, vitamin B6, and vitamin C, which are important > for maintaining healthy heart function and cognitive function. > > *As a pre-workout snack: Eating a banana about 30* minutes before a > workout can provide a steady source of energy and help prevent muscle > cramps during exercise. > > *As a post-workout snack: Eating a banana after a* workout can help > replenish glycogen stores in the muscles and aid in recovery. > > *As a bedtime snack: Eating a banana at night can* help regulate blood > sugar levels and may aid in getting a good night sleep as it is a good > source of tryptophan an amino acid that is converted to serotonin and > melatonin in the body which regulates mood and sleep. > > Q8 What is the reason that other primates do not have an > opposable thumb like humans do? Is this just a random genetic quirk or does > it provide some sort of survival benefit for us vs. them? > > A8 Claire Jordan, Degree in biology and folklore; programmer, > shop owner, secretary on newspaper Jan 10 > > *Most primates have thumbs which are opposable to some extent - just not > as much as ours.* > > A long, fully opposable thumb like ours gives greater grip and dexterity > for making and handling tools. But if you are running along on all fours, > or swinging under branches by your hands, long thumbs can be a liability as > they stick out and are likely to get broken, *so we only developed very > long thumbs once we became fully bipedal.* > > Q9 How did women survive child birth before healthcare was so > advanced? > > A9 K Vopalecky, Tue > > As a genealogist, I've found maternal death was far more common in the past. > And husbands tended to remarry quickly, either because they needed a wife > to care for their children or wanted children. > > *For most of human history, all the medical interventions we take for > granted today were not available*. Because nobody knew about germs and > bacteria, attending midwives did not consider it important to wash their > hands. For this very reason, *countless women successfully delivered > their babies, but died days late of puerperal fever, which is also called > childbed fever.* > > Thankfully, puerperal fever is rare these days, but women still die in or > after childbirth, even in the US, which has the highest rate of maternal > death among all developed nations. > > Q10 How many times a day can lemon water be consumed in warm > water? > > A10 Ranbir Parashar,6h > > There is no specific recommended frequency for consuming lemon water, as > it can vary depending on individual needs and health conditions. However, *it > is generally considered safe to consume up to 2 cups (473 ml) of lemon > water per day. * > > *Consuming more than this amount may cause heartburn, stomach upset, or > tooth enamel erosion.* It is always best to consult with a healthcare > professional for personalized advice. > > Keep in mind that drinking lemon water in warm water should not replace > staying hydrated or having a balanced diet, it's just a way to add flavor > and some benefits to the water. > > *All the above QA are from Quora website on 20-01- 2023.* > > *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .* > > *Compiled **and posted by R. 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