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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4 Ways to Identify Hookworms
1. Scratching the Itch When hookworms get under your skin, your skin will feel itchy, and you may develop a red rash where the larvae penetrated. This rash is called “ground itch.” Hookworms also can turn your skin pale, a…
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3 Ways to Identify Hypogonadism
1. Check for Symptoms Hypogonadism is a condition in which the body’s sex glands fail to produce enough hormones. It can either occur before birth or develop later in life, and it is more common in males than in females….
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Best Things to Do in Kauai
Overview Beachcombers and photographers catch Kauai’s earliest rays at dawn, and fitness enthusiasts hike and explore as the sun climbs high in the sky. A trip to Kauai means spending many hours outdoors taking advantage of the oldest Hawaiian island’s…
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Small Mouth Bass Fishing Tips
The smallmouth bass is a strong fish that provides plenty of action for anglers. Native to the Mississippi River basin, the smallmouth is an introduced species in much of the United States and Canada. Also called a bronzeback, brown bass…
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About Comfort Shoes
Overview Comfort shoes are a type of footwear specifically designed for wearing for long periods without discomfort. Made with premium natural materials and often crafted by hand, comfort brands appeal to consumers who appreciate quality construction, durability and foot support….
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Revitalize Boring Sex Life how to Revitalize Boring Sex Life Revitalize Boring Sex Life Tips
January 12, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
Sex is the most natural aspect of the relationship between two people in love and the aspect that is least spoken about. Though we have moved a long way away from conservative attitudes, some issues still remain veiled and accompanied…
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How to Show Compassion to a Friend with a Child with Autism
January 12, 2014 Friends and Peers
I am the mother of two Autistic boys, ages 12 and 16. My oldest has Down Syndrome and a seizure disorder as well. My youngest is high-functioning and was diagnosed at age 5. My oldest didn’t start showing signs of…
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Uses of the Hawthorn Berry
Hawthorn is a shrub that is grown in North America, Asia and Europe. A relative of the rose bush, hawthorn produces small berries when the flowers fade, just as rose bushes produce rose hips. The University of Maryland Medical Center…
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Triglyceride Effects
Triglycerides are a form of fat found in most meats, or animal products, and in the human body. Hormones in the body produce adequate levels of triglycerides. Individuals with high levels of triglycerides, often caused by excess cholesterol from eating…
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Cheap Ways to Get Rid of Stretch Marks
January 12, 2014 Skincare and Beauty
Stretch marks mostly arise as a result of pregnancy. However, they can also be caused by extreme weight gain or loss or fast body growth. They often fade in a year or two. While it is impossible to remove them…
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5 Ways to Cope With Severe Depression
January 12, 2014 Mental Health
1. Find a Good Therapist Therapy is a very effective treatment for severe depression, helping you to discover the causes of your unhappy emotions and treat the root of the problem. The most common type of therapy is cognitive-behavioral therapy,…
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The Effects of Boswellia
January 12, 2014 Senior Health
Boswellia serrata, commonly known as Indian frankincense, is native to Indian, Africa and the Middle East. Growing to a height of 12 feet, this moderately long branching tree is traditionally used in the treatment of arthritis, infectious disease and as…
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Feeling Sexy after having a Baby getting Back to being you
January 12, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
After you have a baby, your new little one is the only thing that occupies your attention for weeks on end. But as the new addition becomes part of your every day routine, it’s important that you give yourself back…
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Kayak Skills
Kayaking is one of the most exciting ways to explore your local waterways. Many other boats seat more than one person, but the kayak is your own personal vessel. Because it’s smaller than most other paddle boats, it’s more easily…
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Abnormal EKG Rhythms
January 12, 2014 Senior Health
Overview The electrocardiogram is the most basic tool in a cardiologists diagnostic arsenal. Also referred to as an EKG, the electrocardiogram traces electrical impulses that cause contractions of the heart muscle, known as the myocardium. In a joint effort, the…
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Diseases of the Heart & Blood Vessels
The cardiovascular system is made up of the heart and blood vessels, which work together to deliver oxygenated blood to the body and transport oxygen-deficient blood back to the lungs for reoxygenation. The function of the cardiovascular system may be…
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Women’s Weight Loss Tips
January 12, 2014 Diet and Nutrition
While many weight loss tips are universal for both men and women, any woman who has ever dieted knows that it can sometimes be much more difficult to lose weight for a woman. Many physiological differences account for this phenomenon,…
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What Is the P90X Workout Schedule?
Overview P90X is a fitness program that was founded by Beachbody fitness guru and trainer, Tony Horton. This 12-disc, in-home fitness program claims users will see results in just 90 days. The program is based on variety in the routine….
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How to Show Compassion to a Friend with a Child with Autism
January 12, 2014 Friends and Peers
Both my kids have Autism PDD-NOS. The best thing a friend can do is listen and not assume. With autism being splashed across the media, many people assume they know about my kids, when in fact they don’t. There are…
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Benefits From HGH
Many people have heard that human growth hormone, hGH can slow the aging process and make them healthier in many different ways. This hormone is naturally produced by the pea-sized pituitary gland at the base of the brain, and its…
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Waxing & Hair Removal
January 12, 2014 Skincare and Beauty
Overview In a never-ending quest to keep skin silky smooth and free of hair, the average woman spends more than 58 days over the course of a lifetime removing unwanted hair, according to a 2008 Zoomerang survey. While men do…
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How to Cultivate Compassion on the Subway
January 12, 2014 Friends and Peers
Anyone who’s taken a ride on the subway has more than likely gotten to see the less pleasant side of human nature while they were traveling. There are usually large crowds of people who are in a hurry to get…
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Types of Diabetes Causes
Diabetes mellitus affects the body’s ability to produce insulin, resulting in high blood sugar. Insulin changes blood sugar, or glucose, into energy to fuel the body’s muscle and tissue. Serious health complications result from excess glucose including heart disease, nerve…
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Great Ways to say i Love you
January 12, 2014 Marriage and Divorce
As a simple person I’ve found that there is one way for each sex to show in the greatest way that they love their spouse. For men: a spontaneous around the waist from behind the back hug of their lady…
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What Effects Does Smoking Have on the Body?
The destructive effects of smoking are well documented. Increased knowledge of the precise ways in which smoking destroys health can provide motivation for those seeking to quit, as well as powerful ammunition for those who wish to helped a loved…
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Advances in the Treatment of Diabetes
Diabetes, which according to the American Diabetes Association affected 23 million Americans in 2007, or 8 percent of the population, can cause devastating health problems, including vision loss, heart disease, loss of feeling in extremities, increased risk of infection, and…
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Causes of Indoor Air Pollution
The thought of air pollution often evokes images of factory smoke stacks and smog surrounding urban areas, but the air you breath in your own home can be just as dangerous. In fact, because people spend 90 percent of their…
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What Are the Signs & Symptoms of Low Protein?
January 12, 2014 Diet and Nutrition
Protein is an essential part of the human diet. It’s vital for maintaining the immune system; building muscles; making blood cells, hormones, and enzymes; and healing from injuries, according to the University of New Hampshire. Proper protein intake depends on…
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The Best Exercises for Saddlebags
Optimal exercises to improve thigh and butt tone are ballet plies, tendu and standard forward lunges. These exercises target your outer thighs and hips as well as their supporting abdominal and gluteal muscle groups. Don’t be misled by the apparent…
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5 Ways to Treat Hand-Foot-Mouth Disease
1. Reduce Fever and Pain Hand-foot-mouth disease requires no medication and will go away on its own after a few days. However, children can experience quite a bit of discomfort and will probably want something to make them feel better….
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