Archive for April 2015

Weight Loss Programs Seen on TV

The National Center for Health Statistics states 67 percent of Americans are overweight, and many of them are obese. In response to consumers’ interest, television programs are airing shows about obesity and weight loss.

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How to Heal Pressure Ulcers

A pressure sores is called a bed sore, or decubitus ulcer. It is an injury to the skin and tissues. A pressure sore can develop from sitting or lying in one position too long, and can appear on certain areas of the body. Healing pressure sores depends on nutrition, pressure relief and care of the sore. These sores take a very long time to heal properly.

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How to Sell Gold Dental Fillings

With the rise in values of commodities and minerals, many people are looking to cash in on gold that they’re not using, like old jewelry or gold fillings. Follow a few easy steps, and you’ll be able to get the most out of your surplus gold.

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How to Use a Period Calendar

A period calendar is simply a month-by-month record of your menstrual cycle. On a calendar, you record when your menstrual period occurs, how long it lasts, when you ovulate and other symptoms related to your period. After charting this information for a few months, you should be able to predict certain characteristics of your cycle with a fair amount of accuracy. Using a period calendar is beneficial for several reasons but is especially helpful for those who are either trying to become pregnant or trying to prevent pregnancy.

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Ginger Tea Anesthesia Detox

Using ginger tea as a way to detoxify the body from the effects of anesthesia may work, but other herbs could prove to be better choices. Ginger has a long history in herbal medicine, as has been proven to be useful against nausea, inflammation, to induce sweating, and as a blood thinner. Although, according to the University of Maryland Medical Center, studies have never shown ginger to pose a danger as a blood thinner when used with aspirin or similar drugs, using caution post surgery may be worthwhile.

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How to Avoid Constipation During Pregnancy

During pregnancy, women often experience a range of side effects such as nausea, vomiting, bloating, heartburn, fatigue and constipation. Most often, these issues disappear post-pregnancy. If you are experiencing constipation during pregnancy, there are several treatments you can try to alleviate, or even avoid, the issue.

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Holitistic Lung Cancer Treatment Options

Holistic treatments for lung cancer involves the treatment of the whole person. This includes, but is not limited to, nutritional therapies, hydrotherapies, naturopathic treatments, homeopathic and in some cases traditional treatments in conjunction with holistic therapies. Treatment options vary according to the stages of lung cancer.

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Is There a Treatment for Lung Cancer?

One in every 13 men and on in every 16 women is projected to develop lung cancer. Usually this occurs after the age of 45 according to the American Cancer Society. Most (80 to 90 percent) lung cancers belong to the non-small cell lung cancer category. The other category of lung cancer is small cell lung cancer.

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Common Treatment Options for Lung Cancer

Lung cancer is a very serious disease that can cause uncomfortable symptoms at its best and death at its worst. And though lung cancer is a devastating diagnosis, it doesn’t have to be a death sentence. There are many treatments available for this disease that can slow down tumor growth, reduce symptoms, extend life and in some cases, cure it. But before you seek out treatments, you need to know what options are available to you.

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