What is Infographics?

What is Infographics?

Information graphics, also known as infographics, are a way of presenting information, data, or knowledge with the use of visual tools. Infographics are quite ancient; early humans, for example, made maps and other visual representations of their lives which can be seen today. There are a wide range of modern uses for infographics, from maps of subway systems to slides in a presentation given at a conference.

This blog is dedicated to share precious knowledge and convey meaningful messages in the most simplest form using infographics.
Showing posts with label Health. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Health. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 4, 2014

12 Sources of Complete Protein Vegans Can't Miss.

There is virtually no reason to miss out on essential nutrients, especially protein sources, just because you are a vegetarian. The growing popularity of vegetarianism had resulted in abundance of soy and grain based substitutes for most of the common animal products.
Most of these substitutes are easily obtainable from your nearest typical supermarkets and grocery stores.
Check out the chart below and head on to my other blog for complete details. It even has links to tasty recipes that you can use to prepare your meals. They're yummy, I assure you.


Monday, April 11, 2011

How loud is really loud?

How loud is really loud? How much noise can damage your hearing? Get to know them here.

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Coffee vs Tea

Coffee and Tea play a big part in human lifestyle. They have been favorite beverage of many cultures around the world.
Check out this infographics to see how Coffee differs from Tea.

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Thursday, March 24, 2011

Radiation Exposure Info

For the past week, the world has been talking about the Earthquake-Tsunami combo, which rocked the Japan and fallout of Fukushima Nuclear Reactors.
Many spam smses started spreading mere hours after the incidents, in order to induce certain fear among the public. Let's find out how much radiation is truly harmful to one's body.

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Saturday, March 19, 2011

What are the effects of nuclear radiation on human body? (Donation link at the bottom)

With the recent disaster in Japan, many people are wondering what happens to those people who were in the vicinity of the Fukushima nuclear plant when the fallout happened.

How does the nuclear radiation cause a reaction in human body leading to massive cell death, development of cancer and gene mutation. The following infograhics explains them.

Have you donated to the Japan disaster victim relief fund?

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Thursday, March 10, 2011

Teenagers and sexual safety


Bad habits are easier learned than unlearned. Teen sex is one such habit. At that such tender age, they usually do not have necessary awareness to do it safely, nor matured enough to accept responsibility for its consequences.
The following infographic video shows the stats on teens and adults indulging in sex and their sexual health. 
Do you practice safe sex?

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

Facts about Farts

Don't laugh. There isn't a single person on earth who doesn't fart. So, learn about what makes you fart and what makes it so smelly.

Tuesday, March 8, 2011

You want to lose your ears?

This is an infographic that brilliantly displays the effects of hearing loss and how to cope with it. The graphic points out that the four main ways people lose their ears are through listening to loud music, spending too much time in an industrial work place with power drills and the like, being exposed to the sounds of a racetrack, and being exposed to the sounds of guns firing for long periods of time.
So, how do you know if your ears are being damaged? Well, if someone is standing three feet away from you, but you cannot hear the words coming out of their mouth, then odds are that you are probably in a situation where the noise level is dangerous.

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