Skin spots: why treating them from within can make a difference

Skin spots: why treating them from within can make a difference

Having spots on the skin is one of the most common skin alterations and is caused by multiple factors, such as sun exposure, hormonal changes, or the passage of time, which is why the most effective approach is comprehensive, combining topical treatment with care from within. This is the field of nutricosmetics, the discipline that provides active ingredients orally to promote the health and appearance of the skin.

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Pressure heats Everest

Pressure heats Everest

In the 2023 mountaineering season, more than 1,600 tents were set up at the Everest base camp, located on the Khumbu glacier, which is melting rapidly due to global warming. The climbers and their assistants – the sherpas – used 824 liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders, 18,935 liters of kerosene, and 5,130 liters of gasoline for cooking, heating the tents, and generating electricity. This human activity released thermal energy that melted 2,500 tons of ice. With this scientific evidence in the background – the damage caused by human activity to this summit had never been quantified before – a group of scientists is calling for the camp to be relocated. If the glacier is changing and human presence is creating more pressure, why maintain the infrastructure on the ice?, they ask.

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Grison takes off on RTVE with ‘El escondite’, his leap as a presenter

Grison takes off on RTVE with ‘El escondite’, his leap as a presenter

The success of La revuelta has also turned the program into a breeding ground for new presenters within RTVE. After signing Lalachus to host Grand Prix, now it is Grison who takes charge of his own show with El escondite, a family entertainment contest that La 1 will premiere this fall. The classic childhood game thus arrives on television transformed into a large-scale format that was presented this week at the Vitoria Television Festival (FesTVal).

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Giulia, daughter of music promoter Pino Sagliocco, marries actor Chidi Ajufo in Santa Maria del Mar

Giulia, daughter of music promoter Pino Sagliocco, marries actor Chidi Ajufo in Santa Maria del Mar

Barcelona dressed up this Saturday to celebrate an emotional wedding, that of Giulia Sagliocco, daughter of music producer Pino Sagliocco, and actor Chidi Ajufo, in one of the most solemn and emblematic settings of the city: the Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar. The ceremony faithfully reflected Sagliocco’s universe and music became the common thread of a day full of emotion.

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The downfall of an AI prodigy

The downfall of an AI prodigy

Not all stories in the artificial intelligence industry are success stories. This summer, the young prodigy Leopold Aschenbrenner has ruined dozens of investors who trusted his grandiose promises. Practically overnight, 30 billion dollars entrusted to him were reduced to nothing. The investment fund Situational Awareness turned out to be a mirage. The market was left speechless at such a collapse. It was no surprise.

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The District arrives in Madrid, the major Real Estate event to learn about real estate macrotrends for the next cycle

The District arrives in Madrid, the major Real Estate event to learn about real estate macrotrends for the next cycle

The real estate sector is undergoing a series of interesting transformations, driven by various causes, from changes in citizens’ lifestyles to the emergence of new technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence. The District, the largest European event in Real Estate from the capital perspective, will offer a great opportunity to reflect on all these issues, as well as to identify new business opportunities and discover the market macrotrends for the next twelve to fourteen months.

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Juan Ramón Lucas, journalist, 67 years old: “I get up at two thirty in the morning, I try to take a nap and I meditate every day to rest my mind and body”

Juan Ramón Lucas, journalist, 67 years old: “I get up at two thirty in the morning, I try to take a nap and I meditate every day to rest my mind and body”

Juan Ramón Lucas answers the phone from the car, on the way to Asturias, the place he always returns to whenever he can. At 67 years old, he gets up again between two and two-thirty in the morning to take charge of the mornings on Radio Nacional de España. He accepted the task as a personal challenge, fifteen years after having achieved the best ratings of the program. The price is the schedule, the fatigue, and the distance from his people; the reward, he assures, remains the daily pleasure of doing radio and his audience.

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