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April 22 2008: What 's Up With The Water We Drink? by: jkhbraveheart
Last night I had the opportunity to listen to a doctor giving his recommendations on the water that we drink or the type of waters we should be drinking. I had heard this doctor speak on other topics and trust what he has to say, so I tuned in. When he started to describe just how much of our....
April 22 2008: How Chronic Lower Back Pain Starts! by: articles4freedom
When considering chronic lower back pain we must concern ourselves with its variants. For instance, chronic lower back pain can start with slip disks, which in medical terms is called Herniated nucleus pulposa.
April 22 2008: The Importance Of A Good Right’s Beauty Sleep. by: Chhabra
Sleeping is a necessity, not a luxury. A good night 's sleep is just as crucial to maintaining wellness as is a healthy diet and proper exercise.
April 21 2008: Diabetic Benefits Of The Atkins Diet by: albertarticle
The Atkins diet principles lay the foundation for a healthy, more balanced way of eating than the standard American diet.
April 19 2008: Nothing To Lose - Everything To Gain by: sparta
A look at some of the best reasons to quit smoking, how it can benefit you and those around you.
April 19 2008: Mint: The Fresh Maker by: sdmeyers
Mint (menthe) has a long and rich history. It could be found in monastery gardens in the Middle Ages. It was used to whiten teeth and cure mouth sores. The Romans believed it cured headaches and improved intelligence.
April 19 2008: Common Cures for a Hangover by: sdmeyers
The morning after a night of heavy drinking, you may be sicker than you ever could have imagined. Despite the fact that alcohol has been around for thousands of years, few real remedies have been discovered.
April 19 2008: Are You Cruising for a Bruising? by: sdmeyers
Aging is no fun for anyone. Your skin wrinkles, your hair turns grey. To stay healthy, exercise is a must. In addition, bruising occurs very easily. It is common to bruise and not remember how it happened.
April 18 2008: Automated Defibrillators and the Potential Risks by: ahaburchak
Automated external defibrillators (AED) are widely used throughout the country and stored in areas where large gatherings of individuals may be at risk of cardiac failure. An AED is a portable electronic device that treats cardiac arrest by shooting an electric shock into the heart to resynchronize the heart beat rhythm. But when these devices fail, the increase of death by cardiac arrest rises.
April 18 2008: Curing Acne - Spotting The Right Method by: amlaspain
Dealing with the acne condition. How it can affect the young and various methods currently used to treat it.
April 18 2008: The Various Stages of Alzheimer 's Disease by: sdmeyers
Alzheimer 's disease is probably one of the most feared diseases by adults. A part of the dementia category, Alzheimer 's affects the brain 's cognitive thinking, memory and eventually the ability to function. While some people with this disease become violent or aggressive, others become meek and easily lead.
April 18 2008: Are We In The Age Of Homeopathy? by: acbuddy
The use of homeopathic products for treating illness is growing at an amazing rate
April 18 2008: Walk In Baths Aid Physical Disabilities by: sparta
A look at some of the equipment that can help those with restricted mobility.
April 17 2008: Your Eyes Are More Complex Than Computer. A Window To The World And The Soul by: SonjaHelga
The structure of your eyes are complex. Their results of functioning together is awesome. Your eyes are a complex structure. They are able to let someone look into your soul, and they are able to let you look out into the world. It is our duty to become pro-active in our vision care.
April 17 2008: The Benefits Of A Fruitarian Diet by: nbisea
There are many who had never heard about the "fruitarian" lifestyle.
April 17 2008: New Holistic Acne Healing Remedies by: redgsr
Learn how to safely treat acne using natural methods that won't harm your skin.
April 17 2008: The Importance Of Infection Control by: prettyone
A look at infection control methods and the importance of these processes in a variety of industries.
April 16 2008: Drink Pure Water for Life by: jkhbraveheart
Water is one of the most important nutrients that we could ever ingest, yet there are many people who do not drink enough pure water. It is fascinating to me that studies show that water is responsible for approximately 75% of our total body weight and is involved in all our bodily functions.
April 16 2008: Drink Pure Water by: jkhbraveheart
Water is one of the most important nutrients that we could ever ingest, yet there are many people who do not drink enough pure water. It is fascinating to me that studies show that water is responsible for approximately 75% of our total body weight and is involved in all our bodily functions.
April 16 2008: Water, Water, Water by: jkhbraveheart
Water is one of the most important nutrients that we could ever ingest, yet there are many people who do not drink enough pure water. It is fascinating to me that studies show that water is responsible for approximately 75% of our total body weight and is involved in all our bodily functions.
April 16 2008: Pharmaceuticals On TV: Boob Tube Rx? by: Night_Writer
Are tv commercials taking the place of your doctor when it comes to deciding which prescription drugs you should take? See how "big pharma" is shaping your reasoning.
April 16 2008: What is Chinese Medicine? by: sdmeyers
There are different interpretations of what Chinese medicine is. There are those who see it as an alternative medicine, especially when associated with acupuncture. China and Taiwan look to traditional Chinese medicine as an important part of their healthcare system. Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) was coined in the 1950s as a term to collectively refer to what was exported as "Chinese medicine".
April 16 2008: The Neglected Tropical Diseases by: sdmeyers
Do these diseases sound familiar to you...leprosy, lymphatic filariasis, onchocerciasis, schistosomiasis, soil-transmitted helminths, or trachoma? If you answered no, do not feel bad because many individuals rarely hear about these tropical diseases anymore.
April 16 2008: Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture by: sdmeyers
Acupuncture is used in Chinese Medicine to diagnose illness as viewed by Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It is believed that the human body and the bodily processes are "flows of Qi or energy".
April 16 2008: Get Relief From Back Pain With These 4 Stretching Exercises! by: articles4freedom
Stretching is very important to get relief from back pain for several reasons: 1) it improves your flexibility, which in turn allows your back to move through its natural range of motion painlessly, 2) it sends necessary nutrients to the tissue along the spine that keep your muscles from getting stiff and weak, and 3) it helps to prevent further injury to the back.
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