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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Nutritional Value of a Fruit Smoothie
January 15, 2014 Diet and Nutrition
Overview You may think that fruit smoothies are more nutritious than soda, and that is true. Depending on the ingredients in a smoothie, it can be a good source of vitamins, carbohydrates, protein and minerals, such as calcium. However, some…
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Simple Ways to Make a Wife Happy
January 15, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
Husbands feel fulfilled when they can make their wives happy. Women are easy to understand as long as men remember that most women are emotional and are romantics by heart. Women are not from mars, as commonly concluded by men;…
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How to Divide the Houshold Chores when Married
January 15, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
The second most overall disagreement in marriage today behind money is the argument over the household chores. The idea that household chores are only designated for the wife is an idea which sometimes can effect the outcome of the marriage….
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Why Is Olive Oil Healthy?
January 15, 2014 Sexual and Reproductive Health
Overview Olive oil is a popular ingredient in the Mediterranean diet, is commonly used in cooking and has numerous health benefits. Olive oil is a pure fat, but it contains mainly monounsaturated fat, which can benefit heart health. Consuming approximately…
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Causes of Colic in Infants
January 15, 2014 Children's Health
Colic is a common infant ailment, according to KidsHealth, which estimates that as many as 40 percent of all infants have colic. Colic usually begins between weeks three and six of a baby’s life, and resolves itself by week 12….
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Medicine Ball Exercises for Hockey Players
Playing hockey requires a lot of total body strength, and a high level of fitness. In addition to lifting weights to bulk up, you’ll need to develop functional and explosive strength. A medicine ball can be used in a variety…
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High Risk Pregnancy Factors
Every pregnancy carries its share of risks, such as miscarriage, tubal pregnancy, and premature birth. In some cases, pregnancy poses danger for both the mother and fetus; these are high risk pregnancies, as the National Institutes of Health explains. Certain…
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Household Chores
January 15, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
I married a man who was a bachelor for many years. He was not starving when I met him and his clothes were clean. We got married and he seemed to forget how to cook and do laundry. I became…
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Probiotics For Constipation
January 15, 2014 Diet and Nutrition
Probiotics are recommended for a variety of purposes including general well-being. Certain foods and probiotic supplements contain “good” or “helpful” bacteria, the kind that reside in your digestive tract. Integrative physician Dr. Andrew Weil says that they help you digest…
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4 Ways to Understand Different Types of Hydrocephalus
January 15, 2014 Skincare and Beauty
1. Understand the Most Common Type Congenital hydrocephalus is the most common type of hydrocephalus. It occurs in two to three out of every 1,000 live births and is there when a child is born. The cause is not genetic….
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How to Cope with Loud Snorers
January 15, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
How is it possible to live with a loud snorer? Too often, you don’t have a choice. First of all, let’s get this in perspective. To many of us, snoring can be just an everyday … or every night ……
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Information on Solar Ovens
Overview Consumers increasingly seek greener energy sources while dreading the costs associated with special roof panels or windmills. Solar ovens represent one of the cheapest and easiest ways to go green. Box cookers, also known as solar ovens, often present…
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What the Bible says about the Secrets to a Happy Marriage
January 15, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
According to the Holy Bible, Mark Chapter 10 verses 6-9: “At the beginning of creation God made them male and female. For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the…
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How Dancing can Enhance a Relationship
January 15, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
Good dancing is a romantic and sensual pleasure to watch and to participate in, it involves two people letting go of their individual need to control and flowing together in a rhythmic way. There is a dance for every mood…
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Remedies for Baby Gas Pain
Everyone experiences painful gas at some point. A number of things a baby does can increase the risk of developing painful gas. DrGreene.com, a website created by pediatrician Alan Greene, suggests that swallowing air, insufficient burping and certain foods can…
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3 Ways to Tell Whether You’re Having Absence Seizures
1. Watch for Zoning Out When you’re having an absence seizure, you may blink frequently, stare into space and appear to be zoned out for 15 to 20 seconds while your awareness is impaired. There is typically no warning for…
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What Is the Truth About Acai Berry?
January 15, 2014 Diet and Nutrition
Overview For such a small berry, the acai has certainly caused a big controversy. Marketers claim products made from the deep purple South American fruit can help you lose weight, erase wrinkles and even prevent or cure cancer. Consumers should…
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Marriage Dos and Donts
January 15, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
Remember that men are different from women. In a lot of ways they can be babies but they think of themselves as tough guys. Their needs are much simpler and primitive than those of their female counterparts. So they should…
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Marriage vs Cohabitation – No
January 15, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
Religion says it’s wrong to cohabitate. Social law provides for palimony in the case of a breakup. The issue pits cultural dogmatism against social relativism . . . black and white versus shades of gray. Since the palette of grays…
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What Are the Treatments for a Red Infected Wound?
January 15, 2014 Skincare and Beauty
Any time a break in the skin occurs, there is always the risk of infection. Most wounds heal in a matter of days without any complications if patients care for them correctly. If an open wound does not begin to…
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Pilates Stomach Flattening Exercises
Pilates is a low-impact method of exercise that focuses on the muscles of the abdomen, back and hips. Pilates can incorporate many pieces of equipment or they can be performed with only your body and a mat. Many pilates exercises…
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How to Divide the Household Chores when Married
January 15, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
Have you ever tried to divide the household chores when married? Sometimes it can be fun and other times it can create a headache. This comes from the fact that two people are simply different and have different ways of…
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What Is Neem Good For?
Overview Neem is a flowering, tropical tree native to India, Pakistan and Malaysia. While this hardy member of the mahogany family thrives best in well-drained soil, it can tolerate extremely harsh environmental conditions. In fact, it can survive in climates…
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5 Ways to Prevent Third-Degree Burns
1. Provide a Safe Environment Prevention of third-degree burns begins by removing potential hazards that can cause burns in the first place. Examine your home or work environment for anything that is “an accident waiting to happen.” There are simple…
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The Best Foods for Camping
Camping is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and sunshine, spend quality time with friends and family, and see sights off the beaten path. Providing nutritious, delicious and fun meals at camp is easy to accomplish. When planning meals,…
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Types of Lacrosse Sticks
In lacrosse, the stick is the most important piece of equipment for each player. Also called the crosse, it is used to propel the ball around the field, to attempt to score points, to intercept an opponent’s passes, and to…
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How to have a Successful Marriage
January 15, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
Marriage is like building with Legos…sometimes it’s hard to find all the right pieces. Marriage is a complicated and time-consuming adventure that can often leave you feeling disheartened and defeated. Fortunately, marriage does not have to destroy your well-being or…
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Dangers of Teenage Smoking
Long-term cigarette smokers face serious health problems, including lung cancer and emphysema. Teenagers are vulnerable to these long-term consequences, as well as additional dangers when they start lighting up. Public health officials have targeted young smokers with restrictions in an…
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Yoga Training for Children
Overview Adults often use yoga training to increase and maintain flexibility, clear the mind, and find balance in a busy world. Yoga also can be beneficial for children, including small infants. Children also feel the pressure from living in a…
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Toothaches & Face Pain
Overview Toothache and face pain can be closely connected, depending upon from where the tooth problem originates, according to the Consumer Guide to Dentistry. Because both toothaches and face pain, either separately or together, can indicate a more serious condition,…
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