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By Sharon BellNov 5, 20071 topic

Secrets To Losing Weight: Getting Rid Of Excuses Before Getting Rid Of The Flab

Losing weight is a matter of understanding the laws of physics. The amount of weight you lose and the rate at which you will lose all your excess baggage is a function between the amount of energy that your body takes in through food and the amount of this same energy that will be used up by performing physical activities. nnHence, if you are overweight, you are taking in food or energy that is more than that which your body spends. Sure, proper diet is an important key to at

Primary topic: Beauty

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By Sharon BellJan 29, 20081 topic

What To Put In Your Asthma Diary

How do you know if you’re about to have an asthma attack? The answer is plain and simple. Simply pay attention to your symptoms. nnAsthma rarely occurs without warning so it’s best to keep a diary of symptoms to assess your condition. Your asthma diary should be small enough to fit into your purse or pocket so you can take it everywhere. Make it a habit to record everything that happens before an attack. Put the date and the time when the symptom started. nnEarly

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellDec 19, 20071 topic

Prevent Osteoporosis From Ruining Your Life

Osteoporosis is a bone disease that affects millions of women around the world. Women who suffer from this condition usually have bone mineral density (BMD) levels that are way below than the normal BMD levels; making them more prone to getting fractures. You will also notice that the elderly women, and sometimes even men, who have osteoporosis are usually slouched and bent. Since inadequate bone density is not something that is tangible, individuals who suffer from this prob

Primary topic: Women's Issues

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By Sharon BellApr 29, 20081 topic

Quack Cures 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. So a quack cure might be credited with helping a patient when, in fact, the disease may have long periods of inactivity.nnThe psoriatic p

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellJan 24, 20081 topic

Stop Migraine Pains Now

The comforts and convenience of the modern world has ironically, transformed the lives of millions of people into a living hell. And it’s all because of migraine – a widespread disorder that currently affects over 120 million people worldwide.nnAs cities become more industrialized, they become the home of many migraine sufferers, owing to the high levels of tension, stress, excessive smoking and drinking, and other “evils” of the modern world. At prese

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellJan 26, 20081 topic

Home Pollutants That Causes Asthma

Staying at home can give you asthma!nnThis is due to indoor pollutants found in homes with fireplaces or in those heated with gas, wood, coal, and kerosene units. Other indoor allergens are household products like paint, paint thinner, and room deodorizers as well as personal hygiene products such as spray deodorants, hair sprays, talcum powder, cosmetics, and perfumes. If you have asthma, avoid these substances or look for other ways of improving your appearance that won&#82

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellApr 26, 20081 topic

Getting Rid Of Excess Hair

What can be done about harmless, unwanted hairs? Annie Jones, who had hair on her face at the age of nine months, solved the problem by entering the circus of P.T. Barnum. She was not only paid but her new job brought her fame. By the time she was five, she was known as the famous "Bearded Lady."nnToday, there aren't many circuses around for bearded or mustached women to join. But the problem of excess hair can be dealt with in a number of ways. What are your options? nnThe e

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellJan 29, 20081 topic

Using A Peak Flow Meter

If you have asthma, a peak flow meter can tell you how well your lungs are functioning. This small, inexpensive device is easy to use and can warn you of a coming asthma attack.nnHow do you use one? Follow these steps:nnFit the mouthpiece in the peak flow meter.nnMove the sliding indicator to zero at the base of the peak flow meter.nnHold the peak flow meter horizontally with your fingers on the side but don’t touch the sliding marker or block the holes at the end of th

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellMar 4, 20081 topic

Cough Medicine Controversy

Many doctors have declared war on cough medicines, saying the latter are ineffective and are often used inappropriately. Worse, they are also one of the most abused drugs in the country.nnA 2006 survey conducted by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration or SAMHSA showed that about 3.1 million people between the ages of 12 to 25 have used over-the-counter cough and cold medicine to get high.nn“The abuse was highest among whites - at levels three ti

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellJan 20, 20081 topic

Ways To Motivate Yourself And Stick To Your Weight Loss Plan

It is quite common for people to begin a weight loss program at the start of the New Year. After days of merrymaking and partying during the holidays, people are often scrambling to lose the bulge that seemed to develop after several cups of eggnog and pieces of gingerbread cookies. However, after a few visits to the gym or several days of dieting , many people's interest in going ahead with losing weight tend to wane.nnIf you are one of the people who are starting to lose in

Primary topic: Dieting and Weight Loss

Dieting and Weight Loss

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By Sharon BellDec 12, 20071 topic

Win Back Your Life By Running

Running is one of the most popular exercise programs available. And it can be good for just about anybody. Running, as a way of life, can be enjoyable and a source of good health. If you are wondering how running can contribute to your lifestyle, well, there is just not enough space to list all the benefits. But here's a few. nnStrengthens Muscles And BonesnnHave you heard of atrophy? Well, basically it is the wasting away or the decrease in size of particular parts or tissue

Primary topic: Fitness and Exercise

Fitness and Exercise

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By Sharon BellMay 8, 20081 topic

Understanding Premature Ejaculation

Premature ejaculation is like having a gun and using it at the wrong time. It's like having your target on sight - and firing at the inappropriate moment. nnFor the man, that's a waste of ammunition. For the woman, it's a frustrating experience. For both of them, it's a no win situation.nnNormally, ejaculation should occur when the penis enters the vagina - long enough for both partners to sufficiently enjoy the sex act. The person with premature ejaculation, however, is alwa

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellAug 15, 20071 topic

Go easy on your joints

Arthritis is one of the most prevalent chronic health problems and the nationâs leading cause of disability among Americans over age 15. In 2006, 46 million or nearly 1 in 5 adults were reported to have arthritis or chronic joint disorder. nnArthritis isnât just one disease; itâs a complex disorder that comprises more than 100 distinct conditions and can affect people at any stage of life. Two of the most common forms are osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.nnOsteoa

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellFeb 5, 20081 topic

Obesity kills thousands yearly

The figures are frightening. Obesity is responsible for 300,000 deaths a year and many adults are in danger of suffering from diabetes, heart disease, stroke, gallbladder disease, and cancer because of this. Additionally, obese individuals are 10 to 50 percent more likely to die from the above diseases. nnThis was revealed by the US Surgeon General and the Weight Control Information Network of the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive Kidney Diseases that called obesit

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellJan 7, 20081 topic

Beware Of The Terrible Sleep Snatchers

Getting enough sleep is important for everybody, regardless of age, race and gender. People all over the world can benefit from obtaining the right amount of shuteye; especially in the development and regeneration of cells and the prevention of certain diseases and conditions, such as Type II diabetes. The many benefits of proper slumber also include prevention of certain types of cancer, reduction of stress, and restoration of skin tissues.nnDespite the many advantages of sl

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellJan 24, 20081 topic

Restore Your Confidence With Dental Implants

Losing one or more teeth can be a painful experience for most people. One Norwegian survey found that it was so stressful and comparable to having “trouble with relatives.” nnThe toothless patient has every reason to worry. That person looks older because of his or her shrinking jawbone; he or she can’t enjoy favorite foods; and that individual is often the butt of cruel jokes that diminish confidence and self-esteem.nnThe ancient Egyptians realized this and

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellFeb 29, 20081 topic

Obesity A Factor In Gallstones

Chronic indigestion. Upper abdominal pain. Nausea and vomiting. These are the symptoms of gallstones, a condition that runs in families and is common in women between the ages of 20 and 60, obese individuals, and in those who lose weight suddenly. nnGallstones rarely develop in children but this can happen in the presence of an underlying disorder that leads to their formation.nnIncreased bilirubin (bile pigment) following sickle cell disease or hereditary spherocytosis (a co

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellMar 7, 20081 topic

Fatty Foods And Body Odor

At what age does body odor (BO) begin? Will an intestinal problem or eating too much fatty foods and meat cause BO? nThe apocrine glands (which are responsible for BO) normally become active at puberty or somewhere between the ages of 12 and 18. The same hormones that change a boy into a man and a girl to a woman cause the apocrine glands to grow and function later. That's why kids and older people (who have low hormone levels) rarely have BO.nnIn the absence of any medical d

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellAug 21, 20071 topic

Reduce Fibromyalgia Pain

Do you experience morning stiffness, trouble sleeping, headaches, poor memory and concentration? Check with your doctor because you may have fibromyalgia. nnFibromyalgia affects as many as 6 million people in the United States. Most cases occur in women of childbearing age, but children, the elderly, and men can also be affected. It is known as a syndrome because it is a collection of symptoms rather than a specific disease process that is well understood. nnFibromyalgia is a

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellJan 24, 20081 topic

Relief From Menstrual Cramps

Every month it’s the same old story. You feel bloated and sick. Your lower abdomen and back hurt like hell. There is nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, headache, irritability and nervousness. nnAs the day wears on, things get worse. It’s that time of the month again, and you’re suffering from menstrual cramps – the “curse” of millions of women worldwide.nnMenstrual cramping or dysmenorrhea (painful menstruation) usually affects teenagers and women

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellFeb 20, 20081 topic

Painful Urination

Do you urinate often? Is it a painful experience? Perhaps you have cystitis, a common problem in women.nnCystitis is the inflammation of the urinary bladder, the organ which holds urine before it leaves the body. It is caused by bacteria which have entered the bladder via the urethra, the tube that carries urine outside the body.nnMen do not develop cystitis as often as women because they have longer urethras which make it difficult for bacteria to reach the bladder. Also, in

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellOct 17, 20071 topic

How To Prepare Yourself For A Game And Avoid Injuries

Physical sports have become the modern stage on which man can showcase the best of his characteristics; his determination to win, and the grace of his movement. But participating in this kind of sports can never be a walk in the park. The amount of preparation and focus that any athlete has to give to shine in any physical sport can be colossal. And the most exciting physical sports require exhaustive human action which can often damage muscles and joints. nnWhile damaged mus

Primary topic: Fitness and Exercise

Fitness and Exercise

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By Sharon BellJan 20, 20081 topic

Emotional Eating Can Make You Grow Bulges

Proper nutrition has been the subject of countless important researches and a trip to your favorite bookstore will tell you that books on dieting sell faster than hotcakes. Today, everybody is expected to know what to eat or not to eat in order to avoid becoming overweight or laden with cellulite. It makes you wonder why people still get fat these days.nnBut in all fairness to people who are overweight and burdened with fatty deposits, such conditions are hardly brought about

Primary topic: Dieting and Weight Loss

Dieting and Weight Loss

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By Sharon BellFeb 23, 20081 topic

Feeling Dizzy? Read This!

Love, they say, makes the world go round. But if you feel like you’re spinning around on a merry-go-round even if you aren’t in love, you probably have vertigo. nnVertigo is a type of dizziness felt as a sensa¬tion of whirling around in space or as a spinning room. The person who experiences this often has to stop what¬ever he or she is doing and limit movement in order to avoid nausea and vomiting.nnPostural vertigo is common in middle-aged people and o

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellMar 1, 20081 topic

Mind Your Mole

Moles are round or oval pigmented protruding birthmarks on the skin which usually appear in early childhood. A typical adult has about 15 to 50 moles on the body. nnNormally, these don't cause any trouble and are best left alone. But moles that become large, change color and shape, and bleed may indicate cancer and should be removed. A short visit to a dermatologist will confirm this.nn“Most moles are harmless, but in rare cases, moles may become cancerous. Monitoring m

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellJan 30, 20081 topic

Bad News For Drinkers

Here’s bad news for heavy drinkers. Alcoholism and mental illness often go together and this deadly combination can spell disaster for patients and their loved ones. nnThis was revealed by Mayo Clinic psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Hall-Flavin who said that alcoholism and bipolar disorder usually go hand in hand with one following the other. nn“Bipolar disorder and alcoholism frequently occur together. In some cases, bipolar disorder clearly develops before alcoholism. B

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellDec 18, 20071 topic

You Don't Have To Be Santa's Size During The Holidays!

Statistics show that many people add weight at an average of two pounds during the holiday season, probably starting from Thanksgiving to New Year's Day. It seems that dieting and healthy eating also takes a vacation during the holidays! Maybe the reason behind the increase in one's weight during the Yuletide Season is the number of parties he or she is obliged to attend.nnAlthough turning down all party invitations may help a lot in preventing you from gaining weight, this d

Primary topic: Dieting and Weight Loss

Dieting and Weight Loss

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By Sharon BellMar 6, 20081 topic

Causes Of Severe Dandruff

Do you have stubborn dandruff? Are your itchy flakes driving you crazy? If so, you have seborrheic dermatitis, a common skin disorder that affects the scalp, face, upper chest, and other oily parts of the body.nnThis skin problem is neither harmful nor contagious but it can definitely turn off other members of the opposite sex. nnSeborrheic dermatitis is characterized by scaly, itchy red skin, skin flakes or dandruff, and yellow or white scales that may attach to the hair sha

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellMay 7, 20081 topic

Tretinoin for acne

Vitamin A acid or tretinoin, available in cream, gel or liquid form, can help acne patients but it may be difficult to tolerate because of its irritating effect.nn"Like benzoyl peroxide, vitamin A acid is an aggressive irritant the benefits of which are not readily noticeable. In fact, during the first few weeks of therapy, the rapidly drying, peeling, itching pimples may actually appear worse than ever. The skin will be rough, red and flaky and a decidedly unattractive crop

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellNov 26, 20071 topic

Eating Habits That Can Undermine Your Weight-Loss Diet

So, all those scrimping and self-control were useless. For weeks, you have watched yourself transform into a madman, doing things much like what hungry werewolves or vampires do; but still your weighing scale pointer doesn't go below 250. What is happening with you? nnWell, the truth is that dieting alone may not be the best way to solve your weight problems. It still deals with food and the chance that you could slip back into your old eating habits is huge. Almost all diete

Primary topic: Dieting and Weight Loss

Dieting and Weight Loss

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By Sharon BellFeb 20, 20081 topic

Contact Lenses Linked To Eye Disease

Contact lenses have helped many people see. But their improper use can lead to a serious eye disease called keratitis.nnKeratitis is the inflammation of the comea (the clear central portion of the eye). It affects both sexes and can occur in all ages.nnCauses include a bacterial, viral or fungal infection, insufficient tear formation which dries the eye, a foreign object in the eye (traumatic keratitis), overuse of contact lenses, syphilis (interstitial keratitis), intense li

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellFeb 15, 20081 topic

The Ways Of Warts

Warts have a very colorful history. The early Greeks and Romans thought this skin disease came from frogs, probably because the latter's rough and somewhat horny skin looked like it was covered with warts.nnIn reality, even if you kiss a frog, it's unlikely you'll get warts unless the amphibian harbors the human papilloma virus (HPV). This virus commonly affects children and teenagers and favors moist places.nn"As people become older, they seem to develop an immunity or resis

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellApr 9, 20081 topic

Don't Fall For Quacks

Despite great advances in science and medicine, many Americans continue to be victimized by quacks. Millions of dollars are spent by consumers on useless and sometimes dangerous products.nnTo protect yourself, here are some practical tips from Paul Insel and Walton Roth taken from their book Core Concepts in Health. They list seven factors common in quacks:nnSecrecy - The machine or product has been developed by a special formula. Purchasers of the Drown radio therapeutic dev

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellMar 27, 20081 topic

How Flies Terrorize Us

What insect caused the fall of Ancient Greece, the destruction of the Roman Empire, and the decline of other civilizations? Believe it or not, all that was accomplished by the fly. nnThere are numerous reasons why we loathe the fly. This lowly insect is a harbinger of death because of the many diseases it brings. Among others, it brought plagues that wiped out entire populations during the Middle Ages. nnToday, this insect continues to terrorize us by spreading cholera, typhu

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellDec 31, 20071 topic

Increase Your Metabolic Rate To Lose Your Weight

Losing weight is never easy; especially if you do not have a clue about what to do. But to help you jump start your weight loss efforts, you should begin by improving your metabolism or your body's ability to burn off calories. The following are easy ways to improve your metabolic rate.nnAdd More MovementnnSo you want to really burn more calories? Then you have to move your body more. Your body movements definitely help you burn off more calories. It's no joke. You can start

Primary topic: Dieting and Weight Loss

Dieting and Weight Loss

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By Sharon BellApr 24, 20081 topic

Mdicines That Cause Impotence

More than half of all cases of impotence are due to psychological problems. Stress, anxiety, and depression can make one lose interest in sex and eventually trigger episodes of impotence.nn"Psychological causes of impotence usually develop as a result of some specific anxiety-producing event, as, for example, a recent heart attack, the fear of contracting a sexually transmitted disease, loss of interest in one's long time sexual partner, depression, overwork, fatigue, busines

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellFeb 27, 20081 topic

Painful Sex Caused By Sex

A cyst is a sac filled with fluid or a semi fluid sub¬stance. One that develops in the ovary is called an ovarian cyst.nnOvarian cysts are common in women between the ages of 20 and 50. It can grow alone or in groups in one ovary or both. Such cysts can be less than an inch in diameter or more than 20 inches in diameter. Depending on their size and location, these growths can cause severe pain or no symptoms at all.nnMost women are unaware that they have this problem unt

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellMar 5, 20081 topic

Preventing Memory Loss

What’s the best way to improve your memory? The answer can be summarized in two words – use it!nnAs with building muscles, the key to improving one's memory is simply to continue using it. There is no need to rely on vitamins or magic pills as none of these have any beneficial effects on memory. Neither is there any truth in so-called "brain foods" like fish or peanuts. Good memory comes from using the mind in order to sharpen it.nnThere are three ways to improve

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellDec 19, 20071 topic

Spare Your Child From Unhealthy Weight Gain

Kids are more and more preoccupied with playing computer games, surfing the Internet, and hours and hours of watching television. As a result, children are spending less time playing outdoors with friends and enjoying other physical activities that make them fit. Now, it is quite common to see children aged 5 and above with flabby arms, big tummies and stout legs.nnMany parents permit their children to grow fat and obese because they think that it would be easy for their chil

Primary topic: Dieting and Weight Loss

Dieting and Weight Loss

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By Sharon BellFeb 13, 20081 topic

The Bad Side Of Tea

Many believe that a nice hot cup of tea is a good alternative to coffee or those sugar-laced soft drinks. Unfortunately, what most people don’t know is that tea also has a dark side.nnAlthough an ordinary cup of tea may have less caffeine than coffee, it has enough stimulants to keep you awake the same way coffee does.nnTea leaves have twice as much caffeine as coffee beans, more so if the mixture is brewed over a long period or steeped. A cup of tea may have about 1/4

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellAug 17, 20071 topic

Watch your lower back

If you have lower back pain, you are not alone. Nearly everyone at some point has back pain that interferes with work, routine daily activities or recreation. Americans spend at least $50 billion each year on low back pain, the most common cause of job-related disability and a leading contributor to missed work.nnNearly everyone has low back pain sometime. Men and women are equally affected. It occurs most often between the ages of 30 and 50 due in part to the aging process b

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellApr 16, 20081 topic

A Passion for Peanut Butter

I have always loved peanut butter. Nothing excites me more than sinking my teeth into the gooey stuff. And a peanut butter and jelly sandwich is enough to chase my blues away.nnMany people share my passion for peanut butter. I'm not the only one nuts about it. In fact, it's a perennial favorite among the young and old alike. Kids like their peanut butter creamy while adults generally prefer theirs crunchy.nnPeanut is a cash crop in many parts of the world and farmers in the U

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellMay 6, 20081 topic

Other Unproven Acne Remedies

Zinc was once touted as effective against acne but Dr. Peter W. Gould, former president of the New Zealand Dermatological Society, said it only "helped a little; there was nothing dramatic." The US recommended dietary allowance (RDA) for zinc is 15 milligrams and taking much can lead to problems.nn"A toxic dose of zinc would be 500 milligrams. Such an overdose causes nausea, vomiting and diarrhea," according to Dr. Myron Winick, director of the Institute of Human Nutrition, C

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellMay 8, 20081 topic

Diabetes Affects Millions

Over 15 million Americans have diabetes but half of them don’t know it. Most live in the city and the disease is prevalent among white collar workers. Of the diabetics surveyed, only about one-fourth consulted a doctor and were being treated. nn"Worldwide, more than 50 million people suffer from some form of diabetes. Diabetes used to be considered a disease of rich people and rich nations. Not anymore. Experts from the World Health Organization (WHO) have noted that th

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellFeb 7, 20081 topic

Trouble-free Driving

Every 1.6 minutes, an American driver backs into trouble. And when he or she does, it usually means costly vehicle repairs or even worse, fatal accidents involving children.nnThis grim scenario comes from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) which said that backover accidents are common and account for thousands of dollars in damages to vehicles and property. n n"Backing up your vehicle at just 5 miles per hour (mph) and hitting a pole can result in $500-$1,500 i

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellDec 2, 20071 topic

Sweeten Your Life Without The Guilt

Almost a century ago, medical and nutrition experts began searching for substances that can duplicate the sweetness of sugar but without the consequential amounts of calories. And so today, amid the cheers from lovers of soft drinks, candies, and pastries, substitutes for sugar have been in steady use. Everyone who has a sweet tooth can now indulge his or her craving for anything that can tickle the taste buds without worrying about the waistline. nnThe arrival of artificial

Primary topic: Dieting and Weight Loss

Dieting and Weight Loss

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By Sharon BellMay 2, 20081 topic

Causes Of Low Sex Drive

In some cases, a couple’s failure to enjoy sex can result from a woman’s ignorance and upbringing.nn"Sometimes a woman fails to discuss her potential in sexual relationships because of inadequate knowledge of her anatomy, of the importance of timing during the sex act, or of the need to communicate her needs to her partner,” explained Dr. David E. Larson, editor-in-chief of the Mayo Clinic Family Health Book.nn“Gradually, as a consequence of bland or u

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellOct 25, 20071 topic

What If Your Body Is At War With Common Colds?

There is a party going on right up your respiratory tract. Millions of common cold viruses are having the time of their lives while you are down on your bed, teary-eyed, feverish and coughing. You also have runny nose and you wonder if you can make a fortune out of the empty boxes of Kleenex strewn on the floor. Having colds is just not one of your favorite days!nnWhat you can not understand, though, is how could you catch the common cold. You wash your hands vigorously each

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellMay 10, 20081 topic

Drugless Ways In Controlling Diabetes

The treatment of diabetes depends on three things: diet, exercise, and medication. To prevent fluctuations in blood sugar levels, the diabetic patient must know how to balance these three in order to live a normal life and reduce the risk of complications.nnWhat should a diabetic eat? Young diabetics requiring insulin shots should consume as much calories as possible to gain weight. Regular eating patterns are essential for the lean patient for normal growth and development.n

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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By Sharon BellApr 8, 20081 topic

Don't Think You're A Zombie If You Don't Have A Pulse

A person without a pulse is either dead or a zombie. But a rare disease can leave you without a pulse and a give you many problems. This is Takayasu’s arteritis – a disease characterized by the inflammation of the blood vessels.nnAs its name implies, pulseless disease or Takayasu's arteritis is marked by a diminished or absent pulse at the wrist. Other symptoms are fever, fatigue, night sweats and weight loss. nnAs the arteries narrow due to inflammation, the pati

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

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