The Samsung Galaxy S22 series is already creating quite a buzz in the market with its impressive features. From loyal customers to new users, everyone is eyeing Samsung’s flagship series, especially due to its dynamic yet competitive price range. Samsung has joined hands with carriers like AT&T to offer deals on Samsung S22 that you cannot resist. Know how you can buy the latest from Samsung through deals while they are still hot! Get $800 off! You read that right! Now you can buy the Samsung Galaxy S22 with discounts of up to $800 through AT&T’s trade-in offer. All you need to do is, go to the AT&T website’s cellphone section and select Samsung S22, select capacity (128GB or 256GB) and select ‘Trade in your current device.’ Upon entering the details of your trade-in phone, you will get an exact offer (which is usually $800). Upon finalizing the purchase and receiving your new AT&T-powered Samsung S22, you will receive a trade-in kit. Make sure to send the traded device within a month of activating your Samsung S22. Once your trade-in phone has been received and verified, you will receive trade-in credits in your bill. Say you are looking to buy the baseline Samsung S22, priced around $800.

Traveling to a destination is one of the best parts of vacationing. While some venture on a road trip or simply take the next flight, others prefer voyaging the seas. With onboard entertainment, luxurious rooms, and breathtaking sea view, traveling to your destination on a cruise can be an exceptional experience. And this experience magnifies when you are traveling to the Arctic. So, here are some of the best luxury cruises to the Arctic. Explore the Polar Region in style Quark Expedition brings to you adventurous yet a luxurious cruise to the Arctic. Their newest polar-class ship – Ultramrine can board two helicopters and 20 quick deploy Zodiacs for a closer interaction with the Arctic fauna. It also has a spacious viewing deck to witness the intriguing midnight sun. The cruise is a round trip from Longyearbyen to the Arctic circle. Adrenalin-filled Arctic Expedition Lindblad Expeditions is offering an unmatched experience to its customers on a six-to-26-day excursion to the Arctic. The thrilling zodiac rides gives you an opportunity to become an adept photographer to catch a glimpse of the polar bears, multitudes of penguins, seals, and whales surfacing the blue waters. You can also mingle with Svalbard’s local community and experience their rich culture.

Traveling on a cruise ship from one stop to another is a novel experience. Going through a variety of destinations lets you explore the unique culture and cuisine of each place in the journey. The Adriatic Sea gives you the opportunity to explore exotic places that you won’t come across anywhere else in the world. We’ve listed some unique itineraries for you to consider if you’re interested in a cruise through the Adriatic in 2022. Dubrovnik to Naples If you and your partner enjoy culture-rich places that offer ornate cathedrals and baroque buildings, this cruise trip should be the ideal choice. On this 11-day-long cruise by Lindblad, explore the culture and calmness of towns like Gerace, witness the pastel-colored buildings in Amalfi, visit the ruins of Pompeii, and explore the beauty of Dubrovnik before the cruise sets sail. People of every age can enjoy this cruise. Split Return Cruise This seven-night-long cruise covers multiple destinations that offer the best of beaches, preserved nature, ecological agriculture, and traditional architecture. The best parts of this journey include the beauty of Mljet National Park, the tranquility of Korcula, Hvar, and Brac Islands, and scrumptious Dalmatian cuisine. This cruise is a treat for the eyes and tastebuds, get ready to be enchanted!

Air pollutants, seasons, and mood fluctuations are uncontrollable issues that can have a harmful impact on the skin. But one thing you can control is the food you eat. It is no secret that collagen and antioxidant-rich foods are good for the skin, but not many know the kind of foods that can ruin the skin. Here are some foods that you should avoid or limit to have healthy, glowing skin. Fried foods Deep-fried food items like french fries are cooked in refined vegetable oils such as canola, safflower, and peanut oils. While they seem healthy, these oils are loaded with trans-fat. This can cause inflammation, resulting in premature wrinkles and aged-looking skin. Processed meat Processed meats like bacon and brined chicken contain high levels of sodium. Excess consumption of sodium can lead to water retention in the body and cause puffy and swollen skin. Sodium nitrate is added to many processed foods that destroy collagen and cause premature aging. Doughnut Doughnuts are delicious and tempting, but it’s best to restrict their consumption. Such deep-fried and baked goods contain a high amount of sugar, which is probably linked to the development of wrinkles. Doughnuts also contain processed carbs that can damage the skin’s collagen and make it springy.

Lupus is an autoimmune condition where the immune system mistakenly attacks healthy tissues. Although the common symptoms are fatigue, fever, skin rashes, and joint pain, these can vary from person to person and can be confused with many other illnesses. Lupus is, therefore, referred to as “a disease with a thousand faces.” Like most other conditions, though, food choices play an essential role in managing the symptoms. Here are four foods to avoid for lupus. Alfalfa sprouts Alfalfa sprouts, or the shoots of the alfalfa plant, can increase inflammation in the body. This is particularly true for people with lupus and other autoimmune conditions. A compound called L-canavanine present in alfalfa is responsible for this. L-canavanine can stimulate the immune system and worsen the symptoms of the disease. Therefore, lupus patients must avoid alfalfa, whether as sprouts or as a garnish for soups and sandwiches. Garlic Garlic enhances the activity of white blood cells, including the lymphocytes and macrophages of the immune system. While this enhanced immune response is beneficial for others, it can prove counterproductive for lupus patients. This does not mean one should entirely eliminate the herb from the menu. Mindful and monitored consumption of garlic is okay without going overboard.

Lupus is a chronic disease that causes inflammation and pain across the body. It occurs when the immune system erroneously attacks healthy tissues and organs, which means it is an autoimmune condition. Unfortunately, there is no specific meal plan for lupus. That said, eating and avoiding certain foods can help manage the symptoms and prevent complications. So, let’s look at what foods to eat to prevent lupus flare-ups. Flaxseeds It is considered a superfood by many nutritionists. Adding flaxseeds to your daily meals can avoid or reduce lupus flare-ups to a large extent. The alpha-linolenic acid present in it has atherogenic properties that can reduce inflammation associated with lupus. The lignans present in flaxseeds are platelet-activating factor (PAF) – receptor antagonists that can also be beneficial in treating lupus nephritis. Fatty fish Fatty fish such as mackerel, salmon, trout, and herring are rich in docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), and HUFA (highly unsaturated fatty acid), which are a type of omega-3 fatty acid. These nutrients are associated with decreasing inflammation due to autoimmune diseases like lupus. Other foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids that can reduce or avoid lupus flare-ups include Brussels sprouts, algal oil, chia seeds, walnuts, among others. Whole grains Metabolism plays an essential role in any disease management.

Pineapples are abundant in antioxidants, fibers, vitamins, and water – properties that are beneficial for the skin. Therefore, people often eat pineapples or apply them topically to their skin to boost their skin health. However, there are a few points to note before eating the fruit or before applying it topically. It is also recommended to consult a health professional before applying any such fruit to the skin. The benefits of consuming pineapples Pineapples contain multiple health benefits. The fruit contains bromelain – a powerful enzyme with anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and antioxidant properties when it comes to skin. The fruit also contains vitamin C, which also has benefits for the skin like: Increasing collagen production to give the skin structure and maintain plasticity Preventing damage to skin cells caused by free radicals Improving the pace of healing wounds by complimenting the production of new skin cells Topical benefits of pineapples People often resort to applying pineapple to their skin in the form of homemade serums and face masks. There even exist skincare products that contain pineapple extract or bromelain. Some studies describe the benefits of applying pineapple-based products to the skin. Face wash with bromelain extract is known to prevent acne-causing bacteria.

Dealing with eczema can be extremely frustrating due to its erratic flare-ups and symptoms. The skin inflammation is painful and irritating. Using harsh soaps is one of the biggest triggers of eczema flare-ups. Therefore, make sure you read the label carefully to avoid all the trigger ingredients mentioned below. These ingredients can cause an allergic reaction and should be avoided at all costs. Read to know more about them. Sodium Lauryl Sulfate SLS is commonly used in soaps and even shampoos for its quality of breaking up oil and grease, which makes it a great cleaning agent. While cleaning excess oil and dirt is important to stay hygienic, SLS is known to break down the natural oil barrier on the skin. Although it doesn’t directly cause any irritation on the skin, due to no oil, the skin becomes dry and flaky and allows for other allergens to cause a reaction. Fragrance ingredients Any soap with fragrance should be avoided to prevent eczema flare-ups. Fragrances are a mix of esters, aldehydes, amines and ketones, and other ingredients. Unfortunately, due to the secrecy followed by most cosmetic companies, we never really know the ingredients that bring out the fragrance in soaps. Coconut Diethanolamide Another ingredient that helps break down oil and grease from the skin is coconut diethanolamide.