As summer ends, it's an ideal time to detoxify and prepare the body for the colder months. The article highlights five effective treatments to revitalize the body and reduce swelling: presotherapy, vacuum therapy, radiofrequency, cavitation, and draining massage. These treatments help eliminate toxins, improve circulation, and enhance skin appearance, offering various benefits such as reducing cellulite, firming the skin, and alleviating fluid retention.

The regional conservation plan for the Iberian lynx in Murcia has been delayed for 30 years, despite recent efforts to advance it. Juan María Vázquez, the regional Environment Minister, emphasized the need for a regional plan following a national strategy. The Iberian lynx's threat level has decreased from 'endangered' to 'vulnerable', prompting renewed focus on a regional recovery plan. Rubén Vives from Ecologistas en Acción criticized the delay, highlighting the procedural steps required for approval. Collaboration with other Spanish regions has been crucial due to the lynx's geographical mobility.

The Provincial Court of Murcia has decided to proceed with a trial regarding the alleged corruption in contract awards at the Confederación Hidrográfica del Segura (CHS), as no agreement was reached to avoid it. Nine individuals, including former CHS officials Paloma Moriano and Manuel Bravo, are under investigation for allegedly creating companies to secure contracts illicitly. The prosecution claims that between 2005 and 2018, these companies were awarded numerous contracts worth millions of euros, with the aid of Moriano. The trial date is yet to be set.

Morocco's expansion of its artificial rain program has raised concerns among farmers in the Murcia region, who are demanding more information from the Spanish government and the European Commission. Experts, including Ginés Mirón from Ametse, express skepticism about the effectiveness of cloud seeding, citing a lack of scientific evidence supporting significant increases in precipitation. The Spanish government has requested more details from Morocco, emphasizing the need for bilateral agreements to protect mutual interests. The article highlights the uncertainty and potential adverse effects of climate engineering on regional agriculture.

The Confederación Hidrográfica del Segura (CHS) has informed irrigators that there is insufficient water for winter crops due to critical drought conditions in the Segura Basin. The CHS plans to release up to 210 hectometers of water for the 2024-2025 hydrological year, amidst declining water reserves. Current water restrictions will remain, with potential increases in reductions for both traditional and non-traditional irrigation. The CHS emphasizes the need for water savings, as recommended by the Mancomunidad de los Canales del Taibilla, and will continue monitoring water usage to ensure compliance with established limits.

Loggerhead turtles born in La Manga are being raised in controlled environments to increase their survival rate, as the first year of life is critical due to high predation. The turtles are being cared for at the Centro Silvestre de Recuperación de Especies del Valle, where they are protected from predators and fed a specialized diet. The high hatching success rate of 95% is attributed to improved conservation practices. The turtles will be sent to various breeding centers across Spain, including the Instituto Murciano de Investigación y Desarrollo Agrario and the Oceanogràfic of Valencia, to grow until they are ready to be released back into the wild.

The Segura River Basin is experiencing an extraordinary drought, leading to significant water restrictions for both traditional and non-traditional irrigation, with cuts up to 50%. This has raised concerns among farmers about the viability of winter crops such as broccoli and cauliflower. The Junta de Hacendados de Murcia advises against certain plantings due to the uncertainty of water availability. The Vega Media and Vega Baja regions are particularly affected, with the Vega Alta managing better due to drip irrigation. Stakeholders like Diego Frutos and Isidoro Ruíz express concerns over the impact on agriculture, while organizations like Asaja and Coag call for solutions to provide water to the sector. The Confederación Hidrográfica del Segura maintains its strategy of restrictions, pending further review.

The Mar Menor Council is advancing as part of the efforts to protect the Mar Menor's fragile ecosystem, with the Regional Government of Murcia and the Ministry for the Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge collaborating on its formation. The council aims to enhance dialogue among administrations, scientists, and civil society, and will include representatives from various sectors. The initiative is part of the broader application of the Mar Menor Law, with the council set to be a key consultative body for ecological protection and policy development.

The Spanish film industry faces a rare week without a new release from Trueba, leading to uncertainty and anxiety among audiences. Some cinemas have announced closures for the weekend due to the lack of new Trueba films, highlighting the director's significant influence on the local box office.

The Spanish government is considering reducing the maximum allowable blood alcohol levels for drivers, aiming for a zero-tolerance approach. This proposal, supported by the National Road Safety Council and victim associations, comes amid concerns over the high percentage of fatal accidents involving alcohol. Legal experts like Juan José Bravo-Villasante support the reduction, while others, such as Manuel Chacón, argue for stricter measures. The debate highlights differing views on public safety and the potential for increased fines and penalties.