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By Sharon BellMay 14, 20081 topic

Oral Antibiotics For Acne

Oral antibiotics like tetracycline do not work quickly against acne as they do against sore throats and earaches. It may take three to six weeks before your face shows any improvement. Eventually, you will have fewer pimples and reduced inflammation. nnOccasionally, acne bacteria develop a resistance to tetracycline, which explains why some people fail to respond to it. This was revealed by Dr. Fredric Haberman, a dermatologist at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in Ne

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellMay 16, 20081 topic

Jaundice Not Always A Sign Of Hepatitis A

Not all cases of jaundice are caused by hepatitis. The condition may be the result of hemolytic anemia, cancer of the pancreas, gallstones lodged in the liver duct, or a side effect of certain medications like erthromycin and sulfa drugs, antidepressants and anticancer drugs. nnFurthermore, even if you do have hepatitis A, the disease may be so mild that symptoms never appear. Still, the infected person can be a carrier of the disease and bring it elsewhere.nnThe range of con

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellFeb 27, 20081 topic

Cholera Makes a Comeback

Like the dinosaurs, cholera is close to extinction in developed countries. There are very few cases there and one can hardly find the subject in most medical manuals.nnBut in Africa, South America and Asia, the case is quite different. Cholera remains a significant health hazard in these parts of the world.nnThe organism that causes cholera is called Vibrio cholerae. It's found in the patient's feces, urine and vomit, and is transmitted in contaminated food and water. This "b

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellJan 7, 20081 topic

The Straight Talk About Holding Back Cellulite

Many people believe that weight plays a critical role in the development of cellulite in the body. Well, if that is totally true then how will you explain the presence of cellulite in people who are not fat or overweight? While most overweight people have cellulite, being obese does not actually provide a certainty as to the growth of cellulite in one's body. nnYou see, your body stores fat; it is like an automatic mechanism which allows your body, fat or thin, to prepare for

Primary topic: Beauty

788 views

By Sharon BellNov 15, 20071 topic

Banish Your Blues Away The Natural Way

Depression is a widespread psychological problem that is often ignored by many. Based on figures from the 2003 National Healthcare Quality Report, about 80% of people who are suffering from depression are not taking any treatment. The main causes of this problem include stressors, history of depression in the family, and sudden changes in roles.nnMajority of those who are suffering from depression are actually women, particularly those that are in the age of menopause or near

Primary topic: Women's Issues

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By Sharon BellApr 12, 20081 topic

Are Sports Drinks Good For You?

Years ago, water was the only thing the average athlete took to quench thirst. Today, there are different sports drinks looking for an audience. They come in various shapes, colors, and sizes. But they all promise one thing: to give you “energy” and “power” to perform better and play harder.nnThe first sports drink was invented in 1965. At that time, University of Florida researchers were looking for something to replace the sweat lost by members of th

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

784 views

By Sharon BellMar 7, 20081 topic

Perspiration And Body Odor

Is lack of perspiration a problem?nWhile others hate sweat and the corresponding body odor (BO) that it brings, people who have been blessed with little perspiration have a lot to be thankful for.nnActually without realizing it, these people probably have more than enough perspiration. We lose about half a liter of water everyday by perspiring without noticing it. This is called insensible perspiration. As the temperature of the body rises, sweat forms on the surface of the s

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

784 views

By Sharon BellDec 2, 20071 topic

Attain Healthy Eyes Through Your Mouth

Many people are unaware that one major reason why they eat is to provide the body with vitamins and minerals that are needed to maintain optimum health. It seems that, nowadays, people are not too conscious about the quality of food that they put inside their mouths. As a result, many are suffering from diseases and illnesses that can actually be prevented by a couple of changes in their diet.nnAside from protecting your eyes from strain through ways such as not reading small

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

781 views

By Sharon BellOct 25, 20071 topic

Warning: Don't Apply Another Makeup Until You've Read This

Makeup and other tools that you use to make your facial skin appear more beautiful can also spawn microorganisms that can ruin your skin. How is this possible you ask? Well, as you know, microorganisms love to grow on water; and water is one of the key ingredients in makeup. Also, the modern woman of today usually stores her makeup right in front of the bathroom mirror; which only means increased humidity and increased breeding ground for harmful microorganisms. nnWhichever w

Primary topic: Beauty

781 views

By Sharon BellFeb 22, 20081 topic

Say 'Hi' To Hives

They’re red and itchy. They may last for a few hours or days. They can appear anywhere in the body. They’re hives and they can make your life miserable.nnHives are raised, red, itchy areas on the skin brought about by the release of histamines and other chemicals in the body during an allergic reaction. Their size and number varies in different people and they may last for a few hours or several days. These skin changes may appear any¬where on the body, inclu

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

779 views

By Sharon BellJan 20, 20081 topic

Men And Their Skin: Not That Tough After All

Men will usually evade the idea that they need proper skin care. Might as well admit it, the oozing testosterone in your body tell you that you are made up of some unbreakable material, which makes you impervious to anything that can damage the skin. Well, skin experts will be a little bit more in-your-face today as they tell you that your skin experience the same catastrophes as women do. nnThe aging process and pollutants in the environment are two of the biggest factors th

Primary topic: Men's Issues

778 views

By Sharon BellOct 5, 20071 topic

Power Up Your Mind And Body To Ride Out Menopause

Everybody knows the story of Rip Van Winkle, the guy who had slept for twenty years. He went away from home to escape his wife who nagged at him on a daily basis. It is basically a good story about laziness and the hate for profitable labor; it could even be the best vacation story ever! But how would the story go if Rip Van Winkle were a woman?nnAssuming you are in your twenties and you sleep for two decades. As a woman, when you wake up, you will already be in your forties.

Primary topic: Women's Issues

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By Sharon BellDec 30, 20071 topic

Secrets To Looking And Feeling Young

Don't lose sleep over your age and about getting older. Age is nothing but a bunch of numbers added together, while getting old is just all in the mind. The only reason why you need to remember your age is when you need to fill up government or medical forms. Otherwise, you can forget about it and live a happy and active life.nnHere are some secrets to looking and feeling younger and happier:nnAlways Be PositivennPeople who have a positive disposition in life are usually the

Primary topic: Beauty

776 views

By Sharon BellNov 6, 20071 topic

Amazing Products And Treatments For Your Skin

During the time of our ancestors, maintaining a youthful and glowing skin needs a lot of hard work and commitment. There are so many activities you need to avoid, foods that you need to eat and beauty regimen that you need to follow to ensure that your skin is free of dark spots, wrinkles, and other blemishes.nnNowadays, however, it is relatively easier for you to take care of your skin. Due to medical and technological advancements in the fields of cosmetology and dermatolog

Primary topic: Beauty

774 views

By Sharon BellApr 19, 20081 topic

Ways To Control Bedwetting

Most kids eventually outgrow bedwetting when they learn to control their bladder. This is great news for many parents, especially if the child is young and bedwetting does not occur every night. nnBut if the child is older and he frequently urinates at night, parents may turn to the following solutions provided bedwetting is not caused by medical problems:nnReinforcement and responsibility training - this means giving the child responsibilities that suit his or her age. Discu

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellJan 13, 20081 topic

Sexual Fantasies In Women Changed The Way They Make Love

In many parts of the world, America included, talking about women's sexual fantasies can still be considered as taboo. It is always a given that the issue of sexual fantasies should be confined within men's world. No wonder then that many women are left with uptight, if not totally inhibited concept about sex. nnBut are sexual fantasies really important in nurturing a healthy view about sex? Well, sexual fantasies are different among men and women. But while men are more pron

Primary topic: Women's Issues

773 views

By Sharon BellJan 1, 20081 topic

Healthy Brain: Not Just For Good Memory, But Good Personality As Well

You have probably heard about Phineas Gage. Back in the latter half of the 1840's, this fellow worked as a foreman for a railway contractor; he was in charge of setting up the bed for the railroad in a place in Vermont. His life abruptly changed in September of 1848 when an explosive charge he was preparing blew up accidentally, driving a tamping iron right through his head.nnBut his story does not end there. You see, just like in the movies, that accident did not end Phineas

Primary topic: Brain Enhancement

Brain Enhancement

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By Sharon BellDec 30, 20071 topic

Major Reasons Why Your Libido Is Drained

The hustle and bustle of daily life both at home and at work can have unfavorable effects on a woman's appetite for sex. And the worst part is that the busy woman of today may not even notice that her sex drive is already in a steady downturn. According to a research by the American Medical Association, around 43% of women who have been sexually active before are now experiencing loss of sex drive.nnThis type of sexual disorder is indeed common in women starting in their late

Primary topic: Women's Issues

772 views

By Sharon BellMar 25, 20081 topic

Migraine - Headache From Hell

Migraine means "half cranium" in French. This malady is so named because it is a severe headache that usually affects only one side of the head. It often begins in puberty and disappears after 50. The condition runs in families and affects more women than men.nnChanges in the blood vessels of the neck are believed to cause an attack. So will high blood pressure, atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries), an allergic reaction to certain drugs or foods, glandular abnormalitie

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellDec 2, 20071 topic

A Practical Guide To Different Skin Care Products

Nowadays, consumers are bombarded with various beauty products. There are creams and gels for the eyes, night cream for anti-aging purposes, and other stuff for almost all parts of your face. As a result of the plentitude of beauty applications in the market, many people are already confused and bewildered on what type of beauty product is ideal for their needs and flaws.nnIf you are one of the many people who are interested in trying out new beauty products but are clueless

Primary topic: Beauty

770 views

By Sharon BellFeb 8, 20081 topic

More Bad Breath Q & A

Can bad breath be caused by other diseases? nYes, your bad breath could be caused by a medical problem such as an infection of the respiratory tract involving the nose, throat, windpipe, or lungs. These include sinusitis (the inflammation of one of the sinuses or hollow spaces in the bones surrounding the nose), bronchitis (inflammation of the bronchial tubes), or pneumonia (inflammation of the lungs).n n“When the liver fails, the patient’s breath smells like rott

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellJan 7, 20081 topic

Detoxification Can Bring Out The Beauty In You

You are what you eat. Or more aptly, you are what is inside your gut. This adage is true and it does not only talk about fatal diseases like diabetes or any form of cancer; it also applies to keeping up a more attractive appearance and youthful skin. nnStudies show that appearances on your skin like age or liver spots and dark patches are not only caused by over-exposure to sunlight or the aging process itself. Toxins or metabolic wastes in the body can severely damage your s

Primary topic: Beauty

765 views

By Sharon BellOct 13, 20071 topic

Lose More Weight By Increasing Caloric Burn Rate

Losing excess weight is all about metabolism. There are people who have slow metabolic rate so they can be the Nutty Professor if it ever goes to Broadway; while there are those who can chomp on a tray-full of burgers yet they look like the zombies in Resident Evil. Metabolism is responsible for burning down the calories in the body; the faster the metabolic rate, the more calories get burned.nnYou should think about your metabolic rate in a mathematical equation, more like t

Primary topic: Dietary Supplements

Dietary Supplements

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By Sharon BellOct 8, 20071 topic

Smell And Rub Your Way To Cellulite Reduction

You keep yourself off from junk food. And you negotiate the treadmill for an average of two hours a day. You don't even count the number of trips you make to the nearby coffee shop everyday, walking. You're thin, alright; but still, you have saddlebags on your thighs and whenever you raise your arms, they shake like there's an 8 on the Richter's Scale.nnExercise and right diet are not enough in defeating cellulites; being thin is not even a guarantee that you will have toned

Primary topic: Beauty

761 views

By Sharon BellNov 5, 20071 topic

How To Improve Your Skin And Reverse The Effects Of Aging

The aging process is hardly measured by flipping calendars and counting years. As you go through life, your skin loses moisture, you see wrinkles starting to occur on your face and other parts of your body, and age spots and other skin growths develop. These signs of aging are far more obvious than what your calendar can tell you. nnBut unlike establishing your age by adding up the years, the aging process being manifested by the features of your skin can be reversed. So it i

Primary topic: Beauty

759 views

By Sharon BellOct 28, 20071 topic

3 Ways To Improve Your Weight Loss Efforts

Now that you are ready to begin your journey towards a thinner you, you must equip your self with the necessary mindset in order for you to maintain your motivation or will power. Losing weight puts a strain not only on your muscles, but more excessively, on your mind as well. And losing mental steam in the middle of your journey makes all your plans of having chiseled abs and Herculean pecs go up in smoke. nnSo before you set out to achieve your ideal weight, you must first

Primary topic: Dieting and Weight Loss

Dieting and Weight Loss

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By Sharon BellJan 1, 20081 topic

Six Reasons Why You Should Sleep

A lot of people feel that 24 hours is not enough to accomplish everything that is needed to be done within the day. Because of very busy work and social schedules, many end up sleeping less and less in order to prolong their working hours. Without really meaning to, many of us end up being chronically sleep deprived. In fact, a huge percentage of adults in the country only sleep about four to five hours at night.nnBecause we have gotten so used to sleeping only a few hours pe

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellMay 8, 20081 topic

Treating Premature Ejaculation

Through the years, many solutions have been offered for premature ejaculation. Basically, this involves reducing the sensitivity of the penis to the friction of the vagina. nnOne way to do this is by wearing two (or more) condoms at the same time - but it can also give one the feeling of making love to a king-sized Barbie doll.nnAnother solution is the use of dibucaine ointment. This substance - which is similar to the medication your dentist uses before pulling out a tooth -

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellMay 10, 20081 topic

More Quack Cures For Diabetes

Another quack cure for diabetes is chromium. This became popular in the 1950s when an experiment showed that rats taking this mineral were able to metabolize sugar properly. Since then, it has been suggested that a chromium deficiency may cause diabetes and a host of other symptoms.nn"It has been reported that chromium supplements can correct impaired glucose tolerance in malnourished children. In another report, diabetic symptoms, including glucose intolerance, weight loss a

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellJan 19, 20081 topic

Avoid Swollen Veins With These Three Important Steps

Did you ever wonder why your veins are susceptible to swelling? Why do some veins on your legs develop into ugly varicose and spider veins? Well, it all begins with the heart and the whole blood circulation process in the body. nnYou see, the heart is responsible for pumping blood that is rich in oxygen and this blood travels through your arteries before it reaches all the other tissues in your body. Now on the return trip, deoxygenated blood goes back to the heart to be pump

Primary topic: Beauty

752 views

By Sharon BellAug 30, 20071 topic

Get Real And Lose Weight

“The pure mathematics of weight loss is simple - eat less, move more. If everyone knew that, people would be in great shape,” according to Los Angeles-based personal trainers Bob Harper and Jillian Michaels of NBC's weight loss reality TV show The Biggest Loser. nnWeight loss is a word that bombards us everyday. While many people are not happy with their present weight, some don’t really know how to lose weight and are better off staying where they are. You

Primary topic: Dieting and Weight Loss

Dieting and Weight Loss

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By Sharon BellApr 5, 20081 topic

Help Your Child Eat Right

By the time your child is a year old, his or her digestive processes are nearly the same as an adult’s so it’s time to introduce new foods. nnWhile the preschooler may adapt the three-meals-a-day schedule of other family members, his or her appetite may vary from day to day. nnAt times, you can’t keep your child away from the refrigerator while on certain occasions, it may seem that he or she doesn’t eat enough to keep an ant alive. n nDon’t be d

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellSep 10, 20071 topic

Save Yourself From Freckles

If you have freckles, you’re not alone. Millions of people around the world have them. Removing or reducing their appearance can be painful not to mention the fact that it’s expensive too. nnFreckles are marks that appear on the skin as a consequence of sun exposure. They are usually present in people with pale skin, blond or red hair. nnWhen a person spends time under the sun, freckles appear, especially on the face. When the sun’s rays penetrate the skin,

Primary topic: Women's Issues

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By Sharon BellMar 18, 20081 topic

Shedding light on lupus

Lupus is a disease that attacks thousands of Americans yearly. Most of its victims are women of childbearing age.nn“Lupus occurs more frequently in women than it does in men, though it isn't clear why. Four types of lupus exist - systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), discoid lupus erythematosus, drug-induced lupus erythematosus and neonatal lupus. Of these, SLE is the most common and serious form of lupus,” said the Mayo Clinic.nnThe cause of SLE is unknown. Some sa

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellFeb 29, 20081 topic

Battling Bone Cancer

Myeloma is a type of cancer in which abnormal cells destroy normal tissue. This results in extremely fragile bones and intense pain. nnThis condition, which is also known as Kahler's disease, is common in adults between the ages of 50 and 70. More men than women suffer from the dis¬ease.nnThere are many kinds of myeloma. But the tumor is often grayish red and appears in the ribs, pelvic bones, and the bones of the skull.nn"The main symptom is bone pain, which seems to wo

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellFeb 2, 20081 topic

Millions Suffer Fom Bpolar Dsorder

Life, they say, is like a wheel. Sometimes you’re up; sometimes you’re down. But if your mood stays that way most of the day or everyday, chances are you have bipolar disorder - a mental disorder that affects 222 million people worldwide and is the sixth leading cause of disabilities worldwide. nnBipolar disorder is a serious and debilitating mental illness that is also known as manic-depression or manic-depressive illness. This mood disorder often affects adults

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

742 views

By Sharon BellMar 6, 20081 topic

Safe Sex Can Prevent Cervicitis

If you’re not into safe sex, maybe it’s time you started. This will help prevent diseases like cervicitis.nnCervicitis refers to the inflammation or infection of the cervix. It affects females of all ages, particularly those with diabetes and recurrent vaginitis (inflammation of the vagina).nnMore commonly, cervicitis is caused by a local infection, especially if the cervix is damaged by childbirth. The condition may also indicate serious diseases.nn“Most of

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

742 views

By Sharon BellNov 14, 20071 topic

7 Classic Ways Of Bringing Back Your Younger Years

Aside from taxes, one of the things that people dread, particularly women, is the aging process. However, no matter what you do, aging is inevitable and you cannot stop the hands of time from ticking and adding up years to your life and wrinkles to your faces and necks. No matter how many Botox and surgical procedures you undertake, you will eventually be faced with sagging skin and age spots galore.nnDo not lose some more of your thinning hair thinking for ways to find the f

Primary topic: Beauty

741 views

By Sharon BellOct 10, 20071 topic

Menopausal And Chronically Burned Out At 40: How To Bring Back The Sparkle

As if pregnancy and monthly periods are not enough to keep them on their toes, women still have to deal with menopause and all its annoying and energy-depleting symptoms. With all the changes that a woman is expected to undergo during this dreaded stage in her life, it is no wonder that most members of the female population will do and take just about anything so as not to experience the symptoms of menopause.nnAside from hot flashes and mood changes, one of the most complain

Primary topic: Women's Issues

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By Sharon BellMay 16, 20081 topic

Oyster Can Give You Hepatitis A

From 1983 to 1989, the incidence of hepatitis A in the United States reached 58 percent. Some 35,800 cases were reported in the latter year. nnMany were foodborne-related outbreaks that occurred in Alaska, Florida, North Carolina, and Washington. The contaminants included, among others, an ice-slush beverage purchased from a convenience store and iced tea prepared by an infected intravenous drug user who made sandwiches and drinks in a restaurant.nnContaminated frozen strawbe

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellNov 7, 20071 topic

5 Convenient Ways Of Protecting Your Skin From Dryness Of Winter

Winter can be unforgiving for your skin. The dry and often breezy weather condition during this time of the year can cause all your skin's moisture to evaporate. And it becomes worse when you turn on the heater! During the cold snowy months, your skin becomes flaky, dry, and so rigid and tight that you can clearly write your holiday greetings right on your skin, no need for holiday cards! nnIndeed, winter is the time when your skin is at war with the environment. But your ski

Primary topic: Beauty

737 views

By Sharon BellJan 19, 20081 topic

Nasty Physical Changes You Can Expect During Pregnancy

Being pregnant is so common that a lot of people think that it is easy and enjoyable to undergo. In truth, however, women undergo a lot of changes emotionally and physically just to be able to bring a new child to life. If you are pregnant or planning to carry a child in the near future, you ought to be prepared to accept that your body will undergo huge transformations. Below are just some of the physical changes that most women experience during pregnancy and the tips on ho

Primary topic: Women's Issues

736 views

By Sharon BellApr 22, 20081 topic

Coping with Dementia

Next to Alzheimer's disease, the second most common form of primary dementia is multi-infarct dementia (MID) or vascular-type dementia. This is usually found in Asians with an estimated incidence of 15 to 20 percent of all dementia cases.nnMID is triggered by a series of multiple strokes that interrupt blood supply to the brain. Each stroke corresponds to a decrease in mental function. It also leads to the formation of dead brain tissue or infarcts and the loss of function of

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

735 views

By Sharon BellFeb 22, 20081 topic

Preventing Bedsores

Bedsores are skin ulcers that appear in areas constantly subjected to pressure. Bedridden pa¬tients, those with paralysis and/or spinal cord injuries who can’t change their posi¬tion often develop bedsores at pressure points in the lower back, buttocks, elbows, knees, shoulders, heels and ankles. Other high risk groups are adults over 60, those with poor circulation, malnourished patients, and heavy individuals.nn“They may develop in any area where the b

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

735 views

By Sharon BellDec 31, 20071 topic

Liposuction May Not Be Perfect But It Works

Everybody hates fat. But just like any other cell in your body, fat cells have some important functions for you; and in fact, they are vital to your overall wellness and health. For one, your fat cells serve as storage for energy that your body has yet to use, making them your body's very own convenience store for fuel. In addition, fat cells also serve as shock absorbers for many organs in your body. And the next time you shiver out in the cold, you may want to think about g

Primary topic: Beauty

733 views

By Sharon BellDec 31, 20071 topic

Menopause Can Bring Increased Risk Of Heart Disease

There is a big misconception going on about heart diseases. Many people have the impression that heart attacks are exclusive to men. Well, nothing can be farther from the truth. In reality, women are also exposed to all sorts of heart problems as men. And according to statistics, about 50% of deaths in women who are past the age of fifty are caused by heart ailments. That makes heart attacks more deadly than any form of cancer in women!nnWhat many women fail to realize is tha

Primary topic: Women's Issues

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By Sharon BellApr 10, 20081 topic

The Pollen Pushers

Do bees have a health secret that will make you healthier and live longer? Promoters of bee pollen want us to believe there’s something magical about this substance. Thanks to good advertising, many people think it will enhance their athletic performance and make them more energetic. The truth is they are better off chasing bees than swallowing this junk!n nPart of pollen's appeal is the air of mystery surround¬ing it. It is said to contain proteins, vitamins, suga

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellFeb 20, 20081 topic

Another Reason Not To Drink

Are you a heavy drinker? Do you love to drown yourself in beer and other hard liquor? If so, prepare to be hit by pancreatitis.nnPancreatitis is the inflammation of the pancreas, the large yellow gland behind the stomach which secretes digestive juices and hormones necessary for good health. It is the price adults have to pay for drinking too much.nn"Alcohol causes pancreatitis, which leads to impaired production of digestive enzymes and malabsorption of nutrients. Even beer,

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellNov 20, 20071 topic

If You Think Venous Problems Are Just Cosmetic, Think Again!

Veins carry low-oxygen blood to the heart, while arteries carry oxygen-rich blood away from the heart. But more often than not, a vein and an artery are mistaken for each other. For this reason, problems in both components of the vascular system are thought of as one and the same. In effect, treatments have often focused on problems in the arteries, while vein diseases have been reduced to nothing more than cosmetic troubles. nnThe truth is venous problems can point to more s

Primary topic: Beauty

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By Sharon BellDec 9, 20071 topic

Save Your Relationship With These Amazing Secrets

Many relationships become strained once problems on lovemaking arise. During the first few months or even years in a romantic relationship, when and where to have sex may not be a problem for the couple. Because of passion, lust and love, both partners are all too willing to give in to each other's sexual desires. However, as the years pass by, especially during the arrival of children, the couple's sexual intimacy might start to go lukewarm, if not totally cold. This situati

Primary topic: Women's Issues

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