Manufacturers do this to inform current owners and prospective buyers of the potential risks of using car seats and booster seats that may be missing important parts, labels or instructions and/or may have an unknown history, which could lead to less than optimal safe performance when needed.
Since 1955 a a refined extract of the chaga fungus has been manufactured and sold in Russia, Eastern Europe, and Japan for the treatment of stomach and intestinal diseases. There is now scientific research to support the claims of the folk medicinal uses.
In endemic areas, Chagas disease is most commonly spread from insects to humans. The Trypanosoma cruzi parasite is found in the feces of an infected blood-sucking triatomine bug. The parasite from the bugâs feces enters the body through an open wound or mucous membrane.