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By Sharon BellOct 9, 20071 topic

Stress Causes Early Menopause

Women who are under constant pressure to do better can get menopause early.nnThis was revealed by French researchers who said that stressful working conditions may trigger the onset of the menopause.nnIn their report published in the American Journal of Epidemiology, the researchers studied 1,500 postmenopausal women. Nearly nine percent said they had stressful jobs. nn"High-strain jobs were categorized as those which demanded at least one of the following: the need to rush,

Primary topic: Women's Issues

1,652 views

By Sharon BellOct 2, 20071 topic

Crazy Beauty Secrets of Hollywood Stars

Catherine Zeta-Jones. Teri Hatcher. Christie Brinkley. These beautiful celebrities are adored and admired by many people because of their good looks, beautiful skin, and fabulous body. But little do their fans know that behind these glamorous names are some of the most outrageous beauty secrets. If you don’t believe me, read on and see for yourself.nnWales-born actress Catherine Zeta-Jones’ first big screen role came in 1998 when she appeared with Antonio Banderas

Primary topic: Beauty

1,619 views

By Sharon BellNov 14, 20071 topic

How Your Thyroid Glands Can Ruin Your Figure

If you are almost starving yourself to death and exercising yourself to exhaustion but seem to only lose a few pounds, then you might have underlying problems that prevent you from losing weight. If you have tried almost all weight loss programs imaginable and still cannot seem to find a solution to shedding those unwanted pounds, do not blame yourself and feel down. If you have honestly worked hard to lose weight but did not get the results you were seeking, you may probably

Primary topic: Dieting and Weight Loss

Dieting and Weight Loss

1,614 views

By Sharon BellMay 2, 20081 topic

Sex In Old Age

What about old age? Are we doomed to suffer in silence at the onslaught of the aging process which many believe is responsible for sexual decline in the later years? Or can we still enjoy sex regardless of our age?nnAlthough changes in sexual drive are common as one ages and the desire for intercourse may decrease, experts say sex remains an important part of our system and can still be enjoyed by the elderly in the absence of disease and with the right frame of mind. nnIn sh

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

1,597 views

By Sharon BellJun 10, 20081 topic

Pros And Cons Of Gold Fillings

Want to feel like a million bucks? Why not get a gold filling? Dental records taken from the US Civil War-era in the 1800s show that gold was the most popular and most preferred filling material owing to its strength and durability. nnAlthough other filling materials like tin and amalgam were present and less expensive, gold remained the “gold standard” in those days and other materials were held in low regard.nnHowever, getting a gold filling in the early days wa

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

1,584 views

By Sharon BellJun 5, 20081 topic

Selecting The Right Sunglasses

To protect yourself from cataracts and other vision problems associated with ultraviolet (UV) light radiation, what should you do? Wearing sunglasses immediately comes to mind but do they really protect your eyes from the sun?nnTo compare how well sunglasses block UV rays, Consumer Reports tested more than 48 brands using a spectrophotometer. This instrument measures the amount of UV and visible light which sunglasses block. The standards used were those issued by the America

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

1,580 views

By Sharon BellDec 30, 20071 topic

Experience Simple Joys Of Old Age Without Painful Joints

You went out the front yard to fix the fence. Well, it is an easy task; you just get the new wood planks to replace the decayed ones. With a half a dozen nails, a hammer, a paint and brush, you figured the job will be over in a few minutes. There is just one problem, the last time you did the fixing of your fence was a good thirty years ago; and this time, you are going to need more than just your tools to manage your fence.nnThe pains in your joints due to years of lifting,

Primary topic: Arthritis Treatment

Arthritis Treatment

1,578 views

By Sharon BellAug 30, 20071 topic

Paris Hilton Has Cellulite

Almost 90 percent of women in America and Europe suffer from the dreaded “cottage cheese” syndrome or “orange peel” skin known as cellulite. nnCellulite is the lumpy substance resembling cottage cheese that is commonly found on the thighs, stomach, and butt. It is the name for collections of fat that push against the connective tissue beneath a person's skin causing the surface of the skin to dimple or pucker and look lumpy. nnCellulite is a big proble

Primary topic: Beauty

1,578 views

By Sharon BellDec 19, 20071 topic

Deal With Your Snoring, For Your Sake And The One Beside You

No matter how much vegetables and fruits you eat or how much you try to stay away from smoking, if you are in perpetual state of sleep depravity, there is a high probability that your health will suffer in the long run. Most of people, if not all, are aware that right amount of sleep is required by the body, especially the brain, for it to function at its peak.nnOne common sleep problem that plagues a lot of households in the US is snoring. According to recent figures from th

Primary topic: Insomnia and Sleep Disorders

Insomnia and Sleep Disorders

1,569 views

By Sharon BellNov 20, 20071 topic

Hip Joint Replacement: The Best Way To Solve Arthritic Hip Bones?

In the US alone, relevant statistics show that there are around 150,000 patients who have had hip joint replacements. And a big chunk of this number are aged sixty and above. But hip joint problems are hardly restricted to older people. Regardless of your age or race, you can have problems with your hip bones which may require you to undergo a hip joint replacement. nnIn a typical hip joint replacement procedure, the ball of the upper thigh and the injured cartilage of the co

Primary topic: Arthritis Treatment

Arthritis Treatment

1,530 views

By Sharon BellJun 24, 20081 topic

Diseases From Flies

The common housefly - Musca domestica - lives for only a few weeks. But in that short time, the adult female can lay as many as 2,000 eggs. In warm weather, those eggs hatch in eight to 10 hours, creating new flies that continue breeding.nnFlies thrive in moist places where there is garbage and feces. They are active in daylight or in artificial light and rest during darkness on walls, fences, wires or other objects.nn"The housefly is attracted by the smell of fermenting or p

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

1,447 views

By Sharon BellNov 5, 20071 topic

Winning The War On Terror Caused By Cellulite

Women have a few things for which they would do everything womanly possible to avoid having in their bodies; two examples are scars and skin disorders. But when it comes to the list of what women do not really want, nothing comes close to cellulite. Cellulite is such a big deal for women that many have risked money and life to find the cure for this unsightly fatty deposit which can develop in almost every part of a woman's body.nnBut what really is the big deal about celluli

Primary topic: Beauty

1,438 views

By Sharon BellAug 1, 20081 topic

Quack Cures For Psoriasis

Because of his or her appearance, the person with psoriasis may be tempted to try a number of questionable cures. While most of these quack remedies are probably harmless (except to your wallet), some of them are dangerous and should be avoided.nnA few may appear to work mainly because psoriasis is characterized by flare-ups and remissions. A quack cure may be credited with helping a patient when, in fact, the disease has long periods of inactivity.nnThe psoriatic patient mus

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

1,426 views

By Sharon BellNov 12, 20071 topic

Complete Weight Loss Program: The Truth About The 5-Factor Diet

The 5-factor diet is a weight loss program that basically goes around with concepts that are linked to the number 5. This program was developed by Harley Pasternak and has been proven to bring about effective weight loss results within five weeks. Nevertheless, many users of this diet program have adopted the 5-factor diet into a longer term and a total lifestyle habit that exceeds the five-week duration of the program. nnSo How Does It Work? nnThe 5-factor diet permits five

Primary topic: Dieting and Weight Loss

Dieting and Weight Loss

1,412 views

By Sharon BellOct 19, 20071 topic

Antidepressants: The Miracle Cure For Hot Flashes?

Menopause can be a very challenging phase in a woman's life, especially now that women had to juggle their time taking care of their family and maintaining a demanding career. The symptoms of menopause, such as hot flashes, hormonal changes, sleep problems, tension, anxiety, depression, mood swings, night sweating, weight gain and even hair loss, can really wreak havoc to anybody's system, not to mention sex life.nnOne of the most annoying menopause symptoms that almost all o

Primary topic: Women's Issues

1,402 views

By Sharon BellMay 17, 20081 topic

Complications Of Hepatitis A

The good news is that most people who get hepatitis A recover completely in a matter of weeks. The disappearance of jaundice usually marks the beginning of recovery. nnWithin one or two months, the liver, which is the target of the hepatitis A virus (HAV), is healed. And one bout of hepatitis A will make you immune to the disease for life.nn"It may be better not to take any medication at that time because the injured liver doesn't handle drugs very well. So whereas you might

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

1,396 views

By Sharon BellFeb 16, 20081 topic

Can Yogurt Make You Live Longer?

During my college days, very few people took yogurt seriously. It had a funny taste and not everyone was willing to make the sacrifice of eating it.nnThat trend changed when yogurt was marketed as a health food. New flavors like vanilla and strawberry were introduced and sugar-free and low-fat brands began appearing in the market. To¬day, yogurt comes in frozen or liquid forms and yogurt-related drinks are becoming popular as well.nnNo longer is taste a problem - many pr

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

1,384 views

By Sharon BellOct 13, 20071 topic

Avoid An Ugly Face By Knowing Your Skin Type

By figuring out the type of your facial skin, you can plan out your cleansing regimen more effectively and without the effects of irritation. Doing so will surely bring out the best in your face even if you do not apply makeup. Learn the four basic types of skin and maintain a fresh revitalized face all day long. nnOily SkinnnA woman who has this skin type tends to have a face that shines all over because the sebaceous glands under the skin produce too much oil. The excess oi

Primary topic: Beauty

1,360 views

By Sharon BellAug 15, 20071 topic

There is life after menopause

By the year 2030, 1.2 billion women in the world are expected to be 50 years old and above. And whether we like it or not, weâll all be a part of that aging population sooner or later. nnEveryone gets older everyday. Thereâs no escape from old age no matter who you are or where you live. With old age come some inevitable physical changes that form part of what is known as the menopause. nnMenopause is the price women have to pay for living longer. Itâs a natural part of

Primary topic: Women's Issues

1,351 views

By Sharon BellDec 2, 20071 topic

You Think Only Women Have Menopause? You're Wrong!

When you overhear two guys in their fifties discussing about symptoms such as dropping energy levels, sluggish brain functioning, weight gain, muscle pains, and depressed sex drive, you immediately surmise that those men are talking about their menopausal wives. Well, you may be right, except that those men could also be talking about themselves. You would think that women have the monopoly when it comes to the term menopausal stage. But the truth is that the gradual decrease

Primary topic: Men's Issues

1,308 views

By Sharon BellJun 15, 20081 topic

Hazards Of Hair Weaving

The simplest way to cover up baldness is to wear a wig. Others may opt for more sophisticated techniques like hair weaving, hair implantation, or fiber implants, but all have serious side effects.nn"In hair weaving, the patient's own hair is used to anchor a woven-on hair piece to the scalp. This technique tends to weaken and damage what is left of the wearer's hair. Not only that but also the process needs to be repeated frequently since the hair piece will loosen and lift a

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

1,306 views

By Sharon BellJun 5, 20081 topic

Are Sunglasses Necessary?

People buy sunglasses for different reasons. Some do so hoping it will improve their appearance or make them look like a Hollywood movie star. Others wear dark glasses to conceal their identities while a few purchase them simply for fun.nnThe majority of those who invest their money on a pair, however, are not only making a fashion statement. Their main concern nowadays is protection from the harmful rays of the sun. nnManufacturers who realize this are not making things easy

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

1,302 views

By Sharon BellMay 8, 20081 topic

Syptoms Of Diabetes

In non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus (NIDDM), which is also called type II, adult-onset, or stable diabetes, the body has enough insulin or even high levels of this hormone. The main problem is the body's resistance to insulin. nnInsulin receptors or cells that accept insulin don't function well or are in short supply. This usually occurs in overweight people over 40. These people don't always need insulin injections but their blood sugar level can be controlled by mean

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

1,280 views

By Sharon BellJan 1, 20081 topic

Factors That Lead Your Libido Down South

There are many contributing factors that lead to a woman's loss of sexual appetite. Oftentimes, these factors can not be readily observed or seen; but definitely, there are signs that point to this problem. When a woman experiences unmistakable disinclination to initiate sex or when she has fewer sexual fantasies than usual, she may be having sexual dysfunction. She should check herself for the most common factors that cause sexual problems in women and consult her doctor on

Primary topic: Women's Issues

1,267 views

By Sharon BellJul 4, 20081 topic

Myths About Homosexuality

To know what homosexuality really is, let's take a close look at some of the misconceptions surrounding this kind of behavior. Below are some myths and the facts behind these claims:nnHomosexuality is a disease. False. Since 1974, the American Psychiatric Association has removed homosexuality from its list of psychiatric disorders. This means that the medical community does not regard homosexuality as a disease and homosexuals are not sick. Most homosexuals live normal lives

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

1,266 views

By Sharon BellJul 4, 20081 topic

Do Mouthwashes Cause Oral Cancer?

Aside from being ineffective, there are other problems associated with mouthwashes. One of these is an allergic reaction. The colorings and flavorings used in most commercial mouthwashes are potential allergens. One common ingredient is alcohol which has been linked to mouth and throat cancers.nn"The mouthwashes' alcohol content ranges from 6 percent (by volume) to nearly 27 percent. Alcohol in high concentration creates a burning sensation in the mouth; regular use can dry o

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

1,264 views

By Sharon BellNov 7, 20071 topic

Phytoestrogen: The Sensational Substance Against Menopausal Symptoms

Menopause is something that almost every woman is dreading. Women know that at the onset of menopause, the aging process starts to accelerate. Aside from this, multitudes of symptoms also go with this undesirable phase in a woman's life. No woman in her right mind will welcome hot flashes, insomnia, fatigue, hair loss, dry skin, mood swings, night sweats, decline in sexual libido, weight gain, vaginal dryness, and many other signs of menopause.nnAnother problem with menopause

Primary topic: Women's Issues

1,263 views

By Sharon BellDec 31, 20071 topic

Sexual Orgasms Are More Than Just The Oohs And Aahs

It does not take much of an imagination to know why many people love to make love. The stimulation produced by engaging in sexual activities is unique and totally feels good. While achieving your orgasm is the pinnacle of your sexual adventure, did you know that it also has some health benefits stored for you? nnReaching your climax is not only about the tingling sensation in the muscles around your genital area. Aside from being highly pleasurable, orgasms can help you impro

Primary topic: Women's Issues

1,261 views

By Sharon BellJan 13, 20081 topic

Brain-Boosting Herbs For Age-Related Memory Problems

People often accept that memory problems starting at the age of 40 are inevitable and are part of the normal aging process. Although it is true that the neurons in the brain mature and age much like the other parts of the body, you should not take age-related memory lapses and cognitive problems sitting down. There are actually a lot of things you can do and take in order to delay, avert or even reverse such age-induced neurological difficulties.nnAside from eating a healthy

Primary topic: Brain Enhancement

Brain Enhancement

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By Sharon BellSep 29, 20071 topic

No Botox For Malaysian Muslims

It’s final: Malaysian Muslims should learn to live with their wrinkles after the National Fatwa Council, the highest Islamic authority, ruled against the use of Botox. nnDeclaring the popular wrinkle remover as “haram” or unlawful, the Council said Botox could not be used for cosmetic purposes amidst fears that it contains prohibited substances, including those derived from pigs.nnFor Muslim Malays, eating pork or coming in contact with pigs is strictly forb

Primary topic: Beauty

1,239 views

By Sharon BellOct 5, 20071 topic

'Surreal Shoes' Dangerous

They look like something made by the late Spanish surrealist painter Salvador Dali who was known for his striking and bizarre images. They’re very unstable and dangerous. At £330 a pair, they’re also expensive. But fashionable women are bound to wear them.nnThat’s what fashion experts say about Marc Jacobs’s new line of shoes which could either make you stand out in the crowd or give you a bad case of arthritis.nn“Whether you think it is a g

Primary topic: Women's Issues

1,238 views

By Sharon BellJan 30, 20081 topic

Do You Have Bipolar Disorder?

Are you easily distracted? Do you have trouble sleeping? Are you depressed or sad one moment and full of confidence and optimism the next time? Do you find it difficult to concentrate? Are you reckless and aggressive at times only to lose interest in everything you do the next moment? nnIf you answered “yes” to the above questions, chances are you’re suffering from bipolar disorder – a mental disorder that affects 222 million people worldwide and is th

Primary topic: Bipolar Disorder

Bipolar Disorder

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By Sharon BellJun 15, 20081 topic

Scalp Reduction For Hair Loss?

Another way to treat baldness is scalp reduction. In this technique, the surgeon cuts a strip of skin from the bald area and sews the edge of the scalp together. The stretched skin moves hair on the sides of the head closer to the top, thereby reducing the bald areas to be covered by a hair transplant.nn"If everything goes well, side effects from the surgery should be relatively minor. There's overnight pain, temporary swelling that might appear after a day or two, and a sens

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

1,212 views

By Sharon BellSep 9, 20071 topic

Britney's cellulite problem

We often envy celebrities for their flawless skin. But no one is perfect and some celebrities do have skin problems, especially cellulite. One good example is Britney Spears who has made headlines again for this embarrassing problem. nnTabloids have devoted pages to Britney’s skin problem and people are talking about it. You're even reading about it at this very minute. Indeed, Britney's cellulite problem is overwhelming in its coverage. Unlike Britney, however, your ce

Primary topic: Beauty

1,206 views

By Sharon BellJan 1, 20081 topic

Boosting Strength And Stability Of Your Joints And Cartilages

If you want to ensure that your joints are healthy and pain-free for the rest of your life, then you better focus on the wellness of the two most important components of your joints; your cartilage and your synovial membrane.nnThe cartilage is basically responsible for providing protection to the tips of the bones that link up in your joints. It functions like a layer that shields or cushions the ends of the bones from tremendous friction caused by your movements. The cartila

Primary topic: Arthritis Treatment

Arthritis Treatment

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By Sharon BellApr 15, 20081 topic

Why Baby Walkers Are Dangerous

What makes mobile walkers dangerous? Experts say their very design helps kids move easily - often much too easily for them to sustain serious injuries.nn“About three million baby walkers are sold in the United States each year. They are generally used in the 2- to 4-month period after a child can sit up and before he can walk without assistance. But by giving a child added height, a walker suddenly brings him within reach of hazards such as boiling pots, electric irons

Primary topic: Parenting

1,190 views

By Sharon BellOct 5, 20071 topic

Easy Weight Loss: Bring Back Motivation And Inspiration Without Much Sweat

Everybody seeks approval. It is in everybody's nature to want appreciation and love. Just look at all the books written throughout the ages, they all contain stories of relationships and human connection. Even war stories are full of the cheesy stuff about human relationships. And you might not admit it, but there have been times when you carelessly dabbed your eyes with napkin to wipe away tears while watching Nicholas Sparks' The Notebook.nnThere is definitely nothing wrong

Primary topic: Dieting and Weight Loss

Dieting and Weight Loss

1,188 views

By Sharon BellDec 9, 20071 topic

Two Modern Ways To Correct Vision Problems

What used to be a mere wishful thinking for people with eyesight difficulties can now be a reality. Because of the modern vision correction solutions offered today, people with eyesight problems may acquire a near-perfect vision and still look splendid and in-the-crowd! Gone are the oppressive days when geeks are obviously geeks and people wearing thick eyeglasses are classified solely as doctors or CPA's. Today, there are two popular treatment methods for blurred vision and

Primary topic: Beauty

1,184 views

By Sharon BellMay 24, 20081 topic

Circumcision And Cervical Cancer

The bad news about cervical cancer is that it is one of the most common cancers affecting the female reproductive organs. But cheer up! It's a slow-growing cancer and 100 percent curable if detected early.nnCervical cancer usually affects women between 30 and 55 years old. The National Cancer Institute said there are over 11,000 cases discovered every year. nnWho gets cervical cancer? Naturally, any woman with a cervix is prone to the disease, but there are certain risk facto

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

1,169 views

By Sharon BellApr 23, 20081 topic

Even dead roaches spell trouble

If you think the only good roach is a dead roach, you're wrong. For even dead roaches can cause harm in ways you probably never imagined.nnScientists say the dead roach's eggs, shell, blood and digestive enzymes can trigger allergic reactions in sensitive individuals, particularly asthmatics. These potential allergens can remain in the environment long after the roach has died.nnBrian Key, chief of allergy and clinical immunology at the University of Kentucky, said about 60 p

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellMay 20, 20081 topic

How To Prevent Hepatitis A

In order to prevent hepatitis A, it pays to observe cleanliness. Don't just eat in any place nor buy food from street vendors. Cook food properly and wash your hands after going to the bathroom and before eating.nnHave your water supply checked to make sure that it is not contaminated. If it is, boil it for a few minutes to eliminate whatever disease-causing microorganisms are present. Avoid sharing food and drinks with someone else and avoid intimate contact with someone you

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

1,161 views

By Sharon BellJan 19, 20081 topic

Stress, Not Age, Is The Big Bad Wolf For Your Skin

As you approach middle age, that period between 40 and 60 years old, the reality of aging will finally sink in and tell you that you just don't look and feel the same as when you were in your twenties or thirties. These physical changes, more often unwelcome, generally come with age; but other factors are also instrumental in bringing about these transformations. And the most obvious victim of any change in your body is your skin.nnJust take a look at the mirror and you will

Primary topic: Beauty

1,157 views

By Sharon BellJun 5, 20081 topic

Other Risk Factors For Cataracts

While constant exposure to ultraviolet (UV) light is harmful, experts consider this as merely one of the factors in the development of cataracts along with heredity, malnutrition, injury, certain diseases, and the use of steroids. nnTwo other groups at risk for UV damage are those who've had cataract operations and. those taking certain medicines that increase their sensitivity to sunlight. nnIn a cataract operation, the cloudy lens is removed, leaving the retina extremely vu

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

1,153 views

By Sharon BellMar 11, 20081 topic

Celebrities Not Immune To Stretch Marks

When it comes to stretch marks no one is immune. They can affect anyone - rich or poor, young and old and yes, even men!nnGlamorous celebrities also have them. Take Cindy Crawford for instance. From the pictures taken by the Daily Mail during a Hawaiian holiday, it’s obvious that motherhood has taken its tool on the 41-year-old supermodel. Crawford is the mother of two kids aged 8 and 6. Her stretch mark – ravaged tummy is a far cry from her days as one of Playboy

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

1,151 views

By Sharon BellMay 16, 20081 topic

Toxic Levels Of Lead Found In Cheap Dental Crowns

The next time you visit your dentist for a nice set of dentures, be sure to ask where it came from. They may contain dangerous amounts of lead that could endanger your health.nnThis warning comes from Richard Daniels, chief executive of the US National Association of Dental Laboratories (NADL), who said that some cheap dentures made in China may pose a threat to consumers because of their high levels of lead. nnThe same is true with dental crowns, bridges and veneers that are

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

1,144 views

By Sharon BellApr 23, 20081 topic

How to Treat Dementia

How is dementia treated? What can be done for those suffering from this dreaded disease? While a cure remains to be seen, experts said the key is to keep the brain as active as possible.nn"Within reasonable limits, patients with impaired cerebral function should keep mentally active. It is possible, as with other organs that non-use of nerve cells leads to reduced functional capacity and atrophy. A certain degree of mental stimulation should be maintained in any case. Specifi

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

1,139 views

By Sharon BellMay 16, 20081 topic

How Dental Tourism Ruined Lisa's Teeth

When her husband Mark Beggs offered to pay for her bridge work, Lisa Hewer, 38, was excited. But the high cost of dental treatment in Britain was too much for them. nnLured by the growing popularity of dental tourism, Hewer decided to have her teeth fixed in another country. That would enable her to save money and give her the opportunity to travel at the same time. It was an offer that was hard to resist. nnThe couple decided to travel to Hungary, one of the many travel dest

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

1,138 views

By Sharon BellFeb 6, 20081 topic

Topics To Avoid While Dating

If you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say it. Nowhere is this saying truer than in dating. If you’ve found a nice chick, you naturally want to say something memorable to impress her. nnOftentimes, however, men forget this maxim and boldly speak their minds in complete disregard of the feelings of others. This can get you in hot water later, especially if your date doesn’t share your beliefs and has a different opinion about the subject matter.n

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,137 views

By Sharon BellAug 29, 20071 topic

Ease The Pain Of Osteoarthritis With Massage

One in 10 people have osteoarthritis, the most common type of arthritis mainly seen in older adults. In osteoarthritis, joints are damaged as cartilage, the joints' shock absorbers, wears down. nnWhile there's no cure for osteoarthritis, treatments are available that can relieve pain and help you remain active. If you actively manage your osteoarthritis, you can gain control over pain. nnThe good news: A new study shows that massage may reduce pain and improve joint function.

Primary topic: Arthritis Treatment

Arthritis Treatment

1,129 views

By Sharon BellAug 1, 20081 topic

Controlling Hypertension

Drugs that treat high blood pressure are either short-acting or long-acting. The former won’t control blood pressure throughout the day. To do this, you have to increase the dosage or take it several times a day.nnIn contrast, long-acting drugs can control your blood pressure much longer much longer or as much as 24 hours. You simply take one tablet at the prescribed time each day and get on with your life.nnAt first, doctors thought it didn't matter whether you took on

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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