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Mar 22, 2007
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by TaniaT
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The importance of nasal breathing and the inconvenience of nasal obstructionThe importance of 'effective' nasal breathing cannot be over emphasized. By the time inspired air passes through the nose and reaches the lungs, the air has been properly warmed, humidified and also cleaned. The physiologic cleaning and filtering function which is important for proper pulmonary and overall health is emphasised simply because the continual or episodi ...
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Mar 22, 2007
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by TaniaT
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Reflexology has been practiced for thousands of years in Egypt and Asia, but it was introduced into the United States in 1913 by William H. Fitzgerald, M.D., who was an ear, nose, and throat specialist. Two decades later reflexology was further developed by Eunice D. Ingham, a nurse and physiotherapist. She found that the feet and hands were especially sensitive, so she mapped the entire body into "reflexes" on the feet. It was at this ...
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Mar 22, 2007
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by Danny
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Urinary tract infections or UTI’s are not some embarrassing disease as many people think. They are very common; in fact, respiratory infections are the only infections that are more common than urinary tract infections. UTI's send people to the doctor over nine and a half million times a year so we should all know more about this topic. Anyone can get them though women are most at risk because of their anatomy, which is different from males ...
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Mar 22, 2007
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by TaniaT
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Electrical phenomena are found in all living organisms, and electrical currents in the body can produce magnetic fields that extend outside the body. Those that extend outside the body can be influenced by external magnetic and electromagnetic fields. Changes in the body’s natural fields may produce physical and behavioral changes.Bioelectromagnetic treatment is the application of electromagnetic fields to treat and promote health. Although ...
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Mar 22, 2007
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by TaniaT
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Bulimia is an eating disorder where primary fear of a person is becoming fat. People with this eating disorder binge-eat and then make themselves sick, use laxatives or excessive exercise to help themselves maintain their 'normal' weight. Eating binges in bulimia may occur several times a day. They are caused by a sense of self-disgust, which is compensated with behaviours already mentioned (self-induced vomiting, excessive exercise, abuse of lax ...
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Mar 20, 2007
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by TaniaT
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In this article I will try to present traditional Chinese medicine and its history. I will concentrate mostly on acupuncture, its benefits and theories that prevail how does acupuncture work. Introduction of Traditional Chinese Medicine Traditional Chinese medicine originated approximately 4000 years ago in far Asia, which includes China, Korea, Japan, Tibet, and Vietnam, while research on TCM has been continual since the early 50s when Chi ...
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Mar 20, 2007
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by Miia
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Although many people saying how grooming your body hair does not make you gay we still do not what to do. Someone’s opinion is that male shaving makes you just a man that cares about his appearance and body. Therefore, what to think about this topic, should men shave things other then their face or not? How to be sure if shaving is going to be embarrassing or every man should start shaving entire body.
What shaved men think about shaving ...
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Mar 19, 2007
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by Mark
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A gender differences are simply- some physical and mental distinctions between male and female humans. There were many argues and researches on this subject and, although some gender differences are proven and some controversial, they should not be confused with sexist stereotypes. No one can really tell are these gender difference caused by nature or simple environment, but the fact is that sex differentiation takes place immediately as the male ...
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Mar 19, 2007
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by Margaret Paul, Ph.D.
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Does conflict scare you? What do you do to avoid it?• Do you lie to have control over the other person not being mad at you?• Do you give yourself up, going along with what the other person wants to keep the peace?• Do you avoid standing up for yourself? • Do you shut down or withdraw?• Do you use substance or process addictions as a way of being unavailable?• Do you get angry and blaming, intimidating the other per ...
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Mar 18, 2007
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by Bobby
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An allergy is an exaggerated or hypersensitive reaction of the body's immune system to exposure to an allergen- some unknown substance! These allergens are producing an allergic reaction such as rashes, itchy, burning or watery eyes, headaches, sneezing, asthma, etc…
Allergy on dogs is one form of allergy that is being developed by the people who are over-sensitive on some allergy-provoking protein particles in dog’s saliva and skin ...
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