Scott Lutostansky
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231 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2026
last heard today
Scott Lutostansky’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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If you notice roots growing on the surface or out of the bottom of the pot, that means the plant is outgrowing its pot and needs more room.
It's time to repot.
For optimal health, use a fertilizer to provide essential nutrients.
Finally, some people actually throw out their plants prematurely, thinking they're dead when in fact they're still alive and could be saved.
The first signs of trouble to look out for are yellow or brown leaves, but to really get a better idea you'll need to scratch the stem.
If you can see green underneath, the plant is still alive and can be saved.
However, if the stem is dry, it's likely that the plant is beyond saving.
There you have it.
Now you know how to stop your plants from dying.
Could smartphone use be giving you text neck?
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Thanks for asking.
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According to data from finder.com, the average Brit now spends 4 hours and 14 minutes using their smartphone each day.
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It's hardly surprising.
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Smartphone use has grown consistently over the last 15 years, to the extent that the devices have become almost like an extension of our arms and hands, given we tend to hold our phones out in front of us when using them.
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our heads bow down in quite an unnatural position to look at the screen, and doing so for extended periods can cause posture problems, which is what American chiropractor Dr. Dean Fishman realized back in 2008.
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That was while examining a 17-year-old patient who had booked an appointment for neck pains and headaches.
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Fishman went on to coin the term text neck to describe her condition.
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Well, as I've touched on already, it's a slouched position with the head tilted forward and shoulders rolled in.
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You see, moving the head forward increases the weight the neck has to support.
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Experts say that the head weighs from 10 to 12 pounds when in an upward position, with your neck pointing straight upwards.
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