How Does Blood Clot?
Overview Blood clotting, also called blood coagulation, occurs in reaction to a wound to halt the flow of blood. This happens so that blood loss will stop and also so that the wound will be closed and no bacteria or…
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Custodial Parent Responsibilities
January 16, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
When you are in court, the non-custodial parent is often villified, especially if their visitation is inconsistent. Of course, there are quite a few things that happen both in and out of court to sabotage any attempts at consistent visitation,…
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Anti-Inflammatory Diet
Overview An anti-inflammatory diet is a particular way of eating that is used to help prevent chronic diseases such as diabetes, heart disease and even Alzheimer’s disease. Naturalist physician Dr. Andrew Weil states that many diseases begin in the body…
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Aluminum Bat Safety
Overview Since the 1970s, aluminum bats have been the choice of millions of sluggers in little leagues, high schools, colleges and minor leagues. The bats are lighter and more durable than wood bats, and they go “ping” instead of “crack.”…
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Benefits of Nettle Root
January 16, 2014 Diet and Nutrition
Botanically known as Urtica Dioica, nettle is a perennial herb that is a member of the Urticacea family. The plant is nicknamed “stinging” nettle, because its leaves have stiff stinging hairs that are phytohypodermic needles, which upon contact with the…
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Uses for Retin-A Micro
January 16, 2014 Skincare and Beauty
Tretinoin is a vitamin A derivative, or retinoid, that serves as the active ingredient in a variety of topical acne treatment products. According to manufacturer Ortho Dermatologics, Retin-A Micro combines slow-release technology that minimizes skin irritation with sponge-like microspheres that…
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5 Ways to Treat Adult Acne Cysts
January 16, 2014 Skincare and Beauty
1. Do Not Pick, Pinch or Squeeze Adult acne cysts are unsightly, but removing the pus yourself is not the right move. Picking, pinching or squeezing the cyst can lead to scarring, bleeding, infection and swelling, which only makes matters…
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Hip Replacement Complications After Surgery
A hip arthroplasty, commonly called a total hip replacement, is performed when the hip joint is functioning poorly and causing the patient considerable pain or decreased range of motion. Osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, or arthritis following a trauma are likely causes…
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Uses for Aloe Juice
January 16, 2014 Diet and Nutrition
Aloe juice, or “aloe latex,” is extracted from the aloe leaf skin. Aloe juice is yellowish, bitter and typically taken orally to treat several different conditions. However, you should take aloe juice carefully and consult your physician beforehand, because it…
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Sole Custody should mean Sole Responsibility
January 16, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
One of the biggest conflicts couples face when they are divorcing is who gets custody of the children. One of the major reasons for this conflict, in spite of all the lip service that is given to the best interest…
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What to do when a Childs Mother Fails to Pay Child Support
January 16, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
We often hear about “deadbeat dads” who do not bother to see their children or pay court-ordered child support. They are vilified in the media and jailed by the courts. What we do not often hear about are the moms…
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Remedies for Babies With Gas
Infants develop gas by swallowing air, eating certain gas-producing foods or from normal digestive processes. When air is trapped inside the stomach or intestines, it must be expelled or it can cause discomfort for the baby. Caregivers can help the…
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Getting your Child or Children through Divorce the Gentlest way possible
January 16, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
While divorce is never easy for anyone involved, it can be an especially difficult and confusing time for your children. If you are about to get a divorce, here are some things to keep in mind to make the transition…
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Berries for Losing Weight
January 16, 2014 Diet and Nutrition
Overview Ah, berries. Those delectable, juicy, tangy and sweet little morsels are nature’s idea of candy. They’re no sinful treat, however: Berries are high in vitamins and antioxidants, full of fiber and low in calories. In short, the perfect diet…
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4 Ways to Treat a Urine Infection
1. Irrigate Your Bladder The easiest way to remedy a mild bacterial infection in your urinary tract is to let the urine itself do the job. The more you drink, the more you will need to urinate. Additional fluids will…
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Signs of Grieving
According to Doctors Benjamin and Virginia Sadock, writing in “Synopsis of Psychiatry,” grief is a personal and subjective set of feelings brought on by the death of someone important to you. The Sadocks go on to point out that grief…
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Affects on Children Due to Separated or Divorced Parents
January 16, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
Parents all over the world are separating and divorcing rapidly each day. In fact the average divorce rate is 50%. That is half of all families that are broken. The divorce rate for remarriages is 60%, which means even more…
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Number of Baby Teeth in Humans
January 16, 2014 Children's Health
Overview Anyone who has seen an infant’s gummy smile knows that humans are born without visible teeth. When your baby is about six months of age, the first tooth will pop through her gum line, according to the Cleveland Clinic….
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Handling Divorce
January 16, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
When your parents divorce it can be a very frustrating and confusing time for the children. The two people that you love most are now more like enemies, fighting may occur and harsh words be said. The most important thing…
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Common Prescription Drugs
In an article titled “The Medicated Americans,” Scientific American stated in 2008 that 10 percent of men and women are taking antidepressants. A 2002 study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association finds that of more than 2,500…
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How to Remove Mineral Deposits From Hair
January 16, 2014 Skincare and Beauty
Overview Shampooing with hard water can take a toll on your hair. Calcium, magnesium and other minerals may build up in hair over time, leaving it dull and limp. It takes just a bit of time and a few household…
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What Are the Benefits of Meridia?
Prescription diet pills have been available for many years, but in the past, these drugs were classified as amphetamines, or stimulants. In November 1997, the Food and Drug Administration approved Meridia (sibutramine hydrochloride monohydrate) as an appetite suppressant for the…
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3 Ways to Get Rid of Scars Naturally
January 16, 2014 Skincare and Beauty
1. Onion Extract and Vitamin E Using onion extract, vitamin E or silicone gel sheets to micro abrade scars over the long term may yield some success. Scientific studies on micro dermabrasion remain conflicting. You may want to speak with…
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When your Kids Reject you
January 16, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
Divorce is hard on everyone, but especially children. If your divorce is high conflict, it will be even harder on them, and there is a very real possibility that your children will reject one parent or the other in this…
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In Divorce should the Father have Equal Custody Rights to his Children – Yes
January 16, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
There is no reason why the father shouldn’t have equal custody rights to their children. To say otherwise is implying that the father has little to no importance in the life of his child. It doesn’t take a genius to…
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How to Remove a Negative Item From a Credit Report
Overview Loans are often required for people purchasing a new home or automobile. Your credit worthiness, as identified in your credit report, plays a large part in deciding the amount of interest you will pay on that loan. Don’t allow…
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How to Deal with it if your Child wants to Live with your ex Spouse
January 16, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
The idea of your child wanting to live with your ex-spouse is not an easy one to deal with emotionally. Here are some things you should consider before making the decision. The reason the child wants to move. Is it…
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The Best Ways to Lose Weight With Walking
January 16, 2014 Diet and Nutrition
Walking can help prevent weight gain if you’re already at a healthy weight, but to actually lose weight, you’ll need to intensify your walking routine, according to a study published in 2010 in the “Journal of the American Medical Association.”…
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Apology for a Messy Divorce
January 16, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
Divorces are messy. There is no way around that. Unfortunately, it is often the children who feel that mess the most. They are often losing one of their parents in the divorce, and may even believe that the parent wanted…
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5 Ways to Prevent Complications of HELLP Syndrome
1. Be Proactive Currently, there is no known cause of HELLP syndrome and no way to prevent its occurrence. However, we can prevent high blood pressure, a commonly associated risk factor. The best way to prevent hypertension in pregnancy, and…
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Handling your Parents Divorce
January 16, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
When parents divorce, it can often have devastating effects on the children. Many children think that it’s their fault. Others think that even if it’s not their fault, they should have done something to prevent it. Some get caught in…
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