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By Sharon BellFeb 28, 20081 topic

Diet And Acne

Is your face erupting with acne like an active volcano? Chances are you’ll be told it’s because of your diet. But before you start starving, read this. Experts say food is the least of your problems.nnAlthough some foods may aggravate acne, doctors said they are not directly responsible for this distressing skin condition which is caused by hormonal changes which accompany adolescence.nnIf certain foods make your problem worse, avoid it for a while and reintroduce

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellDec 18, 20071 topic

Different Strokes For Different Skin Aging Problems

Women, and even men, only realize that their skin is aging when they see fine lines and wrinkles propping up in their eyes, foreheads, mouths and cheeks. By the time these lines appear, it can become harder to restore the youthfulness of the skin. Thus, it is really advisable that when you reach the age of 30, you should already be on the lookout for subtle signs of maturing skin, which includes dull and dry skin, enlarged pores, patchy skin tone and even the appearance of bl

Primary topic: Beauty

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By Sharon BellApr 4, 20081 topic

Poor Concentration Linked To Chemical Deficiency

Do you find it hard to concentrate? Is your memory poor? Are you always groping in the dark when it comes to remembering important details?nnScientists believe lack of concentration can be blamed to the body's deficiency of ACTH/MSH chemical proteins.nnACTH, which is short for adrenocorticotropic hormone, is stored in the pituitary gland and is released during stress. Aside from being used to treat rheumatic diseases and asthma, ACTH is known to stimulate the secretion of sex

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellNov 26, 20071 topic

Relieve The Pains Of Tendonitis Naturally

Long hours of typing or working, hauling of furniture, extra rounds of golf, cleaning the garage or attic all day and other sudden performance of strenuous activities make you look like a hard hitter in life; a super homo sapiens so to speak. But all the vigorous exertions that you do will always end up in a brand-new pain the following day. And before you are aware of it, you are already suffering from tendonitis. nnTendonitis, also referred to as tendinitis, is basically an

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellFeb 13, 20081 topic

What You Can Do About Prostatitis

Prostatitis is the inflammation or infection of the prostate, the male sex gland which produces the alkaline fluid that forms part of the semen. This is a common male problem caused by bacterial infection or, in rare cases, may accompany cancer of the prostate.nn"Most men will have at least one bout in their lifetime, usually in their later years. In most cases, there is no infection, and the cause of the problem is unknown. But some¬times infection occurs as a complicat

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellMay 6, 20081 topic

Acne Quackery

Victims of acne need not endure the psychological distress caused by the condition. Although acne may be difficult to cure and recurrence is common, a good dermatologist can ease the pain of the acne years with today's wonder drugs.nn"Acne is an important dermatological problem of the young; 80 percent of the population between 10 and 30 years, may show some signs of acne and about seven percent of all new dermatological consultations are for acne. Acne tends to be more sever

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellFeb 2, 20081 topic

The Voices Janey Hears

To the casual observer, Janey Antoniou looks like an ordinary woman. The 46-year-old molecular biologist works as a mental health trainer for the London police. But what most people don’t know is that she hears voices of people who aren’t there. This is because she is suffering from schizophrenia. nn“To be honest, I can’t remember when I first heard the voices. They have certainly been there at least since my late teens. I hear between four and seven,

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellDec 11, 20071 topic

Insulin Resistance And Stress Levels Bring You Menopausal Horror

Women who are in their menopausal stage are experiencing considerable changes in their bodies. On weight alone, almost all menopausal women will gain an average of ten to fifteen pounds within the entire duration of the menopausal stage. Well, gaining weight is just another one of the several symptoms brought about by the hormonal imbalance which is a characteristic of menopause as a whole.nnAs medical experts and scientists discover more about the complexity of menopause, a

Primary topic: Women's Issues

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By Sharon BellApr 29, 20081 topic

The Most Dangerous Place For Kids

Next to the school grounds, the school bus or family car can be the most dangerous place for kids if you're not careful. Many schoolchildren die from car accidents yearly. To protect your child, follow the guidelines below.nnFor school bus riders:nnCheck the appearance of the vehicle and its driver. Know the kind of license he's carrying and if he has any bad record.nnIf you can't bring the kids to school yourself, it's best to deal with bus drivers accredited by the school i

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellOct 9, 20071 topic

Avoid Dry Skin Woes: Big Secrets To Rejuvenating Your Skin

Winter is fast approaching. And sure enough your skin will be among the casualties of the coldness and dryness brought about by this season. In winter, outdoor humidity is in the lowest levels. Meanwhile, as you use the heater more often inside your home or office, the level of skin moisture is sapped further. So in winter, Santa is not only the one who will come to town, it will also be the time for dry and scaly skin.nnTo make matters worse, your dry skin may also be aggrav

Primary topic: Beauty

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By Sharon BellSep 9, 20071 topic

Keywords to Lose Weight

There is no fast way to lose weight but certain keywords can do wonders for your body. These are replace, swap, less, smaller, stop, avoid, and cut. These words sound better than do’s and don’ts. nnThe healthiest way to lose weight is not by crash dieting or extreme bursts of exercise. The body likes slow changes in terms of food and exercise. nnFor example, someone who has not exercised for years should not rush into running miles a day or pound the treadmill. No

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellJan 16, 20081 topic

Soldiers Get Their Job Done By Sacrificing Their Sleep

There is one very important issue in the ongoing war against terror that does not get into the headlines. It is all about the quality of sleep that US soldiers are getting in the frontlines. Reports say that American military personnel serving in Iraq and Afghanistan are staying wide awake continuously for several days or nights.nnBack here at home, sleep experts and some family members of these brave GI's are starting to worry about the long term effects on health that sleep

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellJan 25, 20081 topic

A Killer Called Asthma

Over 17 million Americans including 5 million children have it. It kills about 5,000 Americans yearly. It is responsible for 5,000 hospitalizations a year. The culprit: asthma.nnAsthma is a chronic (long-term) inflammatory disease of the airways that makes breathing difficult. The airways are part of the respiratory system that resembles an upside-down tree. They carry oxygen to the lungs and remove carbon dioxide. As you breathe, air moves freely in and out of the lungs thro

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellFeb 19, 20081 topic

Deadly Skin Disease

It’s neither contagious nor cancerous. But this disturbing skin condition can greatly affect your self-esteem and make it difficult for you to perform your daily activities. In case you’re wondering what I’m talking about, it’s scleroderma – a rare disease that can run in families.nnScleroderma is a disease in which the skin and other body parts degenerate, thicken and become stiff. This disorder not only affects the skin but the joints, diges&#1

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellSep 5, 20071 topic

Keywords To Lose Weight

There is no fast way to lose weight but certain keywords can do wonders for your body. These are replace, swap, less, smaller, stop, avoid, and cut. These words sound better than do’s and don’ts. nnThe healthiest way to lose weight is not by crash dieting or extreme bursts of exercise. The body likes slow changes in terms of food and exercise. nnFor example, someone who has not exercised for years should not rush into running miles a day or pound the treadmill. No

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellFeb 26, 20081 topic

Grapes In Your Nose

Do you have “grapes” in your nose? No, I’m not referring to the kind that’s eaten. By grapes, I’m talking about nasal polyps or non-malignant growths in the nasal cavities. nnPolyps are actually sinus lining tissue that swells as a result of chronic irritation or allergy in the nose. The risk of having polyps increases with sinusitis, vasomotor rhinitis and other nasal problems. nn"Nasal polyps may appear singly or in clusters and look something

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellFeb 9, 20081 topic

A Menace Called Malaria

Malaria is an ancient disease which means "bad air." It was so named in the 18th century because it was linked to the foul air of swamps which people thought was responsible for the condition.nnBad air, of course, has nothing to do with malaria but mosquitoes found in swamps and other marshy areas are to blame. The female Anopheles mosquito in particular, carries the spore of the malaria parasite Plasmodium which it transmits from person to person.nnThe mosquito becomes infec

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellDec 11, 20071 topic

The Modern Woman's Successful Ways To Deal With Stretch Marks

Stretch marks can be a real annoyance; especially for women who are pregnant or those who have gained some pounds. There are basically three ways of dealing with stretch marks. The overall potential of each of these processes to deliver on your expectations greatly depends on the depth of your pockets and the skills of your skin care expert. nnResorting To Plastic SurgerynnEliminating stretch marks is not a walk in the park to begin with. Depending on the severity of your str

Primary topic: Beauty

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By Sharon BellJan 19, 20081 topic

Pssst...Your Hands Need Proper Skin Care Too!

Whenever you think about skincare, your mind immediately focuses on your face. Well, you are not alone in this; the truth is many people concentrate their beauty regimen solely on their faces while they fail to take care of the other areas of their skin. It is as if the skin located on the back, arms, or hands is resistant to the effects of time and toxins in the environment. nnThis mistaken belief holds special significance when it comes to the hands. Chances are, you are am

Primary topic: Beauty

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By Sharon BellMay 16, 20081 topic

The Bad Side Of Dental Tourism

The high cost of dental care has forced many people to seek dental treatment elsewhere. This explains the growing popularity of dental tourism that is sweeping many parts of the world today. nnIn a nutshell, dental tourism involves traveling to another country for affordable dental care, treatment, and surgery. This is a common practice among many Americas, Canadians and Europeans who are looking for ways to save money on high-priced dental treatments that are normally expens

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellFeb 15, 20081 topic

Do Hemorrhoids Creams Work?

If you have hemorrhoids, you may be tempted to try products that claim they can make this annoying and painful condition vanish like magic. However, most of them are a waste of money. None of these products can actually shrink hemorrhoids or make them disappear. nnAt best, these products can temporarily relieve pain and itching which is what a good sitz bath can do. The bad part is that some ingredients may irritate the skin and make matters worse.nnConsumers Union's medical

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellFeb 2, 20081 topic

The Specter Of Schizophrenia

What do mathematician John Forbes Nash Jr. and legendary rock star Syd Barrett of the band Pink Floyd have in common? nnBoth suffered from schizophrenia, a mental disorder that begins between the ages of 15 and 25 and affects about one percent of the population or 51 million people worldwide. Schizophrenia is found in 12 million people in China, 8 million people in India, and over 2 million people in the United States. nnSchizophrenia, which is a form of psychosis, is charact

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellApr 26, 20081 topic

Of Werewolves And Excess Hair

In the past, unwanted hair could bring the person a lot of trouble. That’s because hairy people were thought to be werewolves in disguise and they were either tortured or put to death.nnSo great was the fear of werewolves in those days that people devised signs that supposedly identified these creatures. Persons whose eyebrows grew together were under suspicion. So was anyone who had hair growing on his palms.nnThe presence of "abnormal" hair, however, was not always a

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellNov 6, 20071 topic

Essential Nutrients That Matter To Your Bones

When it comes to your bones, you are probably becoming more concerned about their health as you grow older. You think all the facts that you have collated point out that getting old is equivalent to having weaker bones. But what if recent studies tell you that old age has nothing to do with having weaker bones? Yes, that's true; researches have shown that nutrition, and not old age, have a lot to say about how strong or weak your bones will be when you get older. nnIf you do

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellNov 20, 20071 topic

Natural Remedies Are Still The Best For Menopausal Symptoms

You laugh at all the jokes about old women. But when it is your time to be in their shoes, suddenly those jokes are not funny anymore. For many women like you, menopause is just around the corner. And the list of problems that you will encounter is anything but short. Think anxiety, nervousness, emotional unpredictability, muscle cramps, hot flashes, the list just goes on and on. nnBut before you think that all these menopausal symptoms are just imaginary, you need to take a

Primary topic: Women's Issues

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By Sharon BellJan 20, 20081 topic

Osteoporosis And Diabetes: A Match Made From Hell

More than forty million Americans risk having a disease called osteoporosis; and more than half of this number is composed of women. This condition is mainly characterized by weak and thinning bone structures. People who are suffering from osteoporosis are more susceptible to having fractures and could end up becoming permanently disabled. nnThere are several factors that can bring about osteoporosis. One's predisposition to experience drastic bone loss includes heredity, age

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellAug 16, 20071 topic

Arthritis can strike anyone

Arthritis can affect anyone at any age. Sadly, many misconceptions about this chronic condition remain to this day. nnOne common myth is that arthritis is just simple aches and pains that people get as they grow older. In reality, anyone can get arthritis, not just the elderly. Even children, young adults, and middle-aged people can get the disease. nnMany people take the health of their bones and muscles for granted. Only when there is a problem such as a broken bone or a mu

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellMar 1, 20081 topic

Diet And Osteoarthritis

Suffering from osteoarthritis? Don’t blame your poor diet or expect to be cured by a “magical” food. Experts say the two aren’t related.nnContrary to popular belief, there is no special diet for osteoarthritis. This degenerative joint disease is caused by the constant wear and tear of the joints brought about by aging, an injury to the joint lining or hormonal factors. This is common in people with overworked joints like athletes, dancers, and manual w

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellApr 2, 20081 topic

Never Too Late To Stop Smoking

Smoking can make some women look sexy but it brings a lot of problems as well.nnExperts say tobacco can damage a woman's reproductive health. It has been linked to reduced fertility, a higher risk of miscarriage, premature birth, stillbirth and infant death. nnOther health problems caused by smoking are gum disease, cataracts, hip fractures, peptic ulcers and macular degeneration, an eye disease that can cause blindness. nnAside from this, smoking also affects non-smokers. Ci

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellApr 22, 20081 topic

Aluminum and Alzheimer's disease

Large amounts of aluminum are usually found in the brain of a patient with Alzheimer's. This has led others to think that the disease is caused by using aluminum cooking pots and pans or ingesting oral antacids or antiperspirants containing aluminum. nnIt's a nice thought but one with no scientific basis. Professor Luigi Amaducci of the Department of Neurologic & Psychiatric Sciences at the University Of Florence said other patients with Alzheimer's don't have aluminum plaque

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellApr 4, 20081 topic

Improve Your Memory By Dreaming

Want to have a good memory? Dr. Chester Pearlman, a Boston psychiatrist, said the key to remembering facts and improving one's memory is dreaming.nnThat’s right - dreaming. Dream about animals, your loved one or a coming event. Just think about anything and Pearlman said you'll be surprised at the results.nnFor some reason or other, dreaming helps us store the memories of the day. So if you don't dream, chances are you won't have long-term memory.nnThe task isn't diffic

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellJan 25, 20081 topic

Asthma Signs And Symptoms

The symptoms of asthma vary from person to person and range from mild to severe. For some, an asthma attack or flare-up can be life-threatening. nnTypical symptoms include shortness of breath, chest tightness, coughing and wheezing. But not all people experience these symptoms. In some, the only symptom may be a chronic cough, especially at night or after exercising. nnThese normally begin within minutes of exposure to triggers such as allergens or environmental irritants, co

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellMar 4, 20081 topic

Are Other Cough Remedies Safe?

Which is the most effective cough remedy? The answer may surprise you.nnExperts say codeine is the most effective. It not only stops coughing but reduces bronchial irritation and relieves pain. But its use is regulated since it is a narcotic and can be abused. To avoid this, follow the prescribed dosage and do not take the drug for more than a week. If coughing persists beyond that, see a doctor. High doses of codeine can cause lightheadedness, sleepiness, nausea, vomiting, l

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellMay 14, 20081 topic

Finding A Good Dentist

Looking for a good dentist may not be easy as it sounds. At times, it can be as hard as finding a needle in a haystack! Compounding the problem is the presence of quacks and other illegal practitioners who may do more harm than good to your teeth. nnTo avoid trouble, don’t be ashamed to ask around. Your family, friends, neighbors or co-workers may come in handy with their recommendations. Other good sources of information are your family physician or local dental organi

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellMar 28, 20081 topic

Get Rid Of Wood Pests

Is your home a haven of pests? Does it house wood-eating insects? If so, you’re in big trouble because these insects can cause serious and extensive damage to your precious antique furniture, wooden panels, doors, cabinets, tables and other wood products. Worse, they may cause severe structural problems to your home, often requiring costly repairs. n nWe all know that a man’s home is his castle and the pride of his family. It is a treasured investment - the result

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellJan 16, 20081 topic

If You Think Female Hormones Are Trivial, You're Wrong!

Hormones play very important roles in the proper functioning of a woman's body. There are many types of female hormones, but the major ones are estrogen and progesterone. These two hormones are produced in the woman's ovaries.nnEstrogen has been mainly referred to as the hormone that defines women. It is responsible for the growth of breasts in women. It also ensures that the female reproductive organs which include the uterus, fallopian tubes and the vagina will reach full d

Primary topic: Women's Issues

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By Sharon BellSep 10, 20071 topic

Reach Your Fat Burning Goal

nEven though certain foods can help you burn calories and lose weight, consume a variety of foods and burn calories through movement and exercise. nnFor those who are interested anyway, some of these “fat burners” include foods that are rich in vitamin C. Limes, lemons, oranges, grapefruit and vegetables like broccoli, cabbage, celery, carrot, watermelon, and apple fall into this category. Broccoli and cabbage contain high quantities of calcium and vitamin C, and

Primary topic: Fitness and Exercise

Fitness and Exercise

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By Sharon BellOct 24, 20071 topic

Three Common Diet Myths That You Must Vomit

Diet plans are not created equal. Some diet plans are effective and some can make you lose more than just your extra weight. There are many myths that surround most weight loss diets and seeing past through these myths will enable you to adopt a healthier approach in eliminating unwanted pounds. Here are three of the most common diet plan myths that you will surely encounter.nnStarchy Foods Are BadnnNothing could be farther from the truth. Many fad diet plans can be misleadin

Primary topic: Dieting and Weight Loss

Dieting and Weight Loss

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By Sharon BellJan 23, 20081 topic

Dental Implants: Key To Winning Smile

For “dental cripples” who are bothered by missing teeth, dentures or bridges may sound like a favorable option. However, these devices don’t look or feel like natural teeth and they can irritate the gums. nnHealthy adjacent teeth also have to be destroyed to accommodate these restorative devices. What’s more, loose or ill-fitting dentures may fall while you’re talking or laughing, leading to embarrassing situations. They also have to be adjusted

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellOct 8, 20071 topic

How Quitting The Habit Of Smoking Can Make You Fat

Here's a story of a man who used to smoke three packs of cigarettes a day. For his recent birthday, he decided to quit smoking and, expecting a reward for his resolution, he asked his wife for something that can go from zero to 200 in under five seconds. So his wife, not wanting to disappoint him, bought him a bathroom scale as gift. nnFor all its intent and purpose, the story is not just a valueless practical joke. It tells you about the relationship between checking out of

Primary topic: Fitness and Exercise

Fitness and Exercise

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By Sharon BellMar 28, 20081 topic

Termites - The Terror Of Every Home

They’re small yet deadly. They work silently and can destroy your home in a matter of weeks. They’re termites – the terror of every home! nnUnless you live in Alaska, your home is a target for termites – one of nature’s most destructive pests. In America alone, termites cause billions of dollars in damage each year. They infest close to a million homes annually. nnTermites have plagued man for centuries, destroying plants, houses and other wooden

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellApr 30, 20081 topic

Aphrodisiacs And Impotence

Men desperate to get rid of impotence may fall for so-called "aphrodisiacs" and other nutritional therapies that claim to restore sexual function. Be forewarned that these products don't work and some can even be dangerous.nnEarlier, a drug called Yohimbine was hailed as an aphrodisiac and a cure for impotence. This medication is derived from the bark of an African tree. Natives claimed that boiling the bark and drinking the extract increased sexual desire in both men and wom

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellAug 17, 20071 topic

Be a menopause myth buster

A person’s sex life changes over time. But aging or the menopause doesn't always mean we lose interest in sex or the ability to enjoy those pleasures that are personally fulfilling.nn"A lot of women worry that they're past their prime,” said Dr. Mary Marnach of the Mayo Clinic. She said that it really marks the beginning of a woman's second adulthood, a chance to live life to the fullest.nnStill, there's no shortage of myths and misconceptions about menopause whic

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellMay 3, 20081 topic

Acne Myths

Acne is an inflammatory skin condition that haunts teenagers at the time they are most concerned about their appearance.nnAlmost all people have their own theories on how acne begins, but most of these have no scientific basis.nnFor instance, it's a common belief that certain foods cause acne. The ones often blamed are fried fatty dishes, chocolates and nuts. While some foods may aggravate the condition in some people, there is no special diet for acne.nn"When the first pimpl

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellFeb 9, 20081 topic

Vitamin B6 For PMS?

Some women experience a variety of symptoms a week or 10 days before menstruation. These include bloating, weight gain due to water retention, tender or swollen breasts, headaches, backaches, irritability, depression, joint pains and a craving for sweets.nnThese short-lived symptoms are part of the premenstrual syndrome (PMS) which is apparently caused by too much estrogen (the female sex hormone) and lack of progesterone (another hormone secreted by the ovaries). Decreased l

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellMar 28, 20081 topic

Are You Safe From Termites?

What insects cause as much property damage as fire? Believe it or not, the answer is termites and you could be their next victim! n nTermites - which are incorrectly referred to as “white ants” - have plagued man for centuries. Fossilized termite nests have been found in rocks dating over 220 million years old. There are about 2,000 different species and they’re found mainly in tropical countries.nnThese insects are considered serious pests in many parts of

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellFeb 15, 20081 topic

Are You Susceptible To Hemorroids?

Who else are susceptible to hemorrhoids? These include those who frequently lift heavy objects, people who stand or sit a lot, and obese individuals.nnPregnancy itself does not cause hemorrhoids but it may hasten their development. This is caused by hormones in the woman's body that dilate blood vessels more easily. The same goes for women with many children and those who regularly use laxatives and enemas.nnThe mere act of sitting on the toilet bowl for pro-longed periods -

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellNov 25, 20071 topic

Smoking Not Only Kills; It Causes Osteoporosis Too!

Osteoporosis and other bone-density-related problems affect everyone – men, women, young and old. Although women and the elderly are more susceptible in getting such diseases, men and the younger generations are not immune to them. Figures from the National Institute of Health, Osteoporosis and Related Bone Diseases-National Resource Center show that over two million men in America have been diagnosed with osteoporosis. Furthermore, it is estimated that about 80,000 men

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellFeb 15, 20081 topic

More Folk Remedies For Warts

How did our forefathers deal with warts? The answer may surprise you. Here are more folk remedies taken from Edward F. Dolan's “Folk Medicine Cures & Curiosities”:nn“There are several tricks that your family might have had you play on the dead. One calls for younto touch a dead man's hand and then touch your wart; somehow, the deceased will carry the affliction with him into eternity. nn“Another instructs you to stand quietly and respectfully at curbsi

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellApr 10, 20081 topic

More Pollen Facts And Fallacies

Has news about bee pollen’s magical properties made you buzzing with excitement? Don’t pin your hopes too high or you might be disappointed. Here are more pollen claims and the truth behind them.nnCLAIM; Pollen contains mysterious ingredients that boost an athlete's performance.nnFACT: Many athletes swear by pollen but scientific studies show it doesn't increase their performance. This was proven in a study conducted at Louisiana State University which involved me

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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