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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A Toddler With a Stuffy Nose
Overview While few enjoy having a stuffy nose, the condition can be particularly irritating for toddlers. Although toddlers share a developmental quest for autonomy and often try to refuse parental help, many are not able to blow their own noses…
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Best Things to Do in Boston
January 10, 2014 Senior Health
Overview Being one of the most historic cities in the United States, Boston offers a wealth of opportunities for curious visitors. Seeing “The Cradle of Liberty” while remaining active is surprisingly and refreshingly easy. Thousands of acres of urban parks…
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Dangers of Telling Lies on a first Date
Going on a first date is scary enough without adding lies to the confusion. Just as you want to meet a genuine person, that potential date does too. The dangers of telling lies on a first date are multiple. Supposing…
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Eczema Prevention Tips
January 10, 2014 Skincare and Beauty
Eczema involves an itchy, red rash on the skin, says American Family Physician. In some cases, the rash can become scaly or have pimples. Typically, the rash begins in childhood, often improving with age. Occasionally, however, the condition can last…
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Benefits of Craniosacral Massage Therapy
Crainosacral massage therapy uses a very light touch and focuses on the posterior neck and the sacrum. In a crainonsacral session, the massage therapist seeks to restore the proper flow of spinal fluid through manipulating the base of the skull…
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Secrets to a Successful first Date
First dates can be tense moments for both parties involved. There are several things that people should keep in mind in order to have a successful first date. Communication is very important to success on the first date. You should…
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Small Trampoline Exercises
Exercising on a small trampoline is not only safe, low-impact, and effective, but can also be fun and entertaining. Small trampolines can be used inside or outside, and with the wide variety of exercises they can accommodate, your imagination is…
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Comparison of Inversion Tables
Overview An inversion table is a fitness device that is often used to reduce spinal pressure and aid back pain. These tables allow users to position their feet above the head, either at an angle or in a fully vertical…
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How to Succeed on a first Date
In a world full of disappointment- A first date is the last thing you want to add to that list. Fortunately, there are some precautions, and proactive steps a first time dater may take to avoid disappointment. The first (and…
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Women what to Wear on a first Date
The first date is an exciting and sometimes scary thing. It is only natural to want every detail to be perfect on that first date. There is anxiety over restaurants, activities and even outfits. Some women will go on a special…
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Dating Hints & Etiquette
Overview While dating may be fun, finding your special someone can require navigating an emotional mine field. Your mother really was right, and good manners are critical, even when it comes to dating. Good dating habits and etiquette can help…
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Causes of a Mold Allergy
The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America states that a mold allergy is a year-round reaction to mold spores and various fungi. A person with a mold allergy will experience common allergy symptoms, such as itchy eyes, irritated sinuses and…
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What Foods Help You Recover From the Flu?
Influenza, commonly called “the flu,” is an upper-respiratory infection that causes congestion, sore throat, fever, aches, fatigue, loss of appetite and/or vomiting. It is contagious, may appear suddenly and can last up to two weeks in typically healthy adults. Elderly…
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How to Use Colloidal Bentonite
Overview Cleopatra used clays as a way to preserve her complexion well before the advent of the European spa. The earliest evidence of the use of clays for therapy dates to 2500 B.C. in Mesopotamia, according to Arizona State University….
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What Is the Use of Maca Roots?
Overview Maca is an annual and herbaceous plant that’s botanically known as Lepidium meyenii. It’s native to the high altitudes of the Andes in Peru and some pars of Bolivia, and the root is used medicinally to enhance endurance and…
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4 Ways to Identify Anisocoria
1. Examine Pupil Size Your eye doctor will measure your pupil size in millimeters in both light and dark conditions. He will try to assess whether or not the pupils are significantly different in dilation from one another, a key…
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Different Muscle Groups Worked Out by Push Ups
You can’t ask for much more than an exercise program that’s effective, portable and free, but that’s what the versatile push-up is for strength training enthusiasts. Simple modifications to the position and execution can target specific muscle groups over others,…
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Things to Do Near Clearwater Beach Florida
January 10, 2014 Senior Health
Overview Clearwater Beach, part of the City of Clearwater in Florida, has been voted one of the best Florida beaches for its miles of white sand located on the blue-green waters of the Gulf of Mexico. From a nightly sunset…
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Weight Loss & Swimming Workouts
January 10, 2014 Diet and Nutrition
Overview The key to weight loss is relatively simple: more calories out than in. Because swimming provides a workout for your major muscle groups as well as helping work out your cardiovascular system, it would appear to be an ideal…
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Causes of Dark Skin Spots
January 10, 2014 Skincare and Beauty
Dark spots on the skin can appear just about everywhere. While they are typically only a cosmetic concern, it’s wise to contact a dermatologist to rule out a more serious condition like skin cancer. Depending on the cause of the…
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The Best Natural Home Remedies for Boils
January 10, 2014 Diet and Nutrition
Boils, skin infections also known as furuncles, begin as a painful infection in the hair follicle and can grow larger than a golf ball. Boils most commonly occur on the face, neck, buttocks and groin, although they may appear anywhere…
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Great Conversation Starters for a first Date
Dating can be an intimidating prospect. Not only do you want to make a good impression, but you also want to find out more about your date. Before your first date, prepare a few great conversation starters to keep the…
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Anti Inflammatory Diet
January 10, 2014 Diet and Nutrition
Overview Eating foods that work to counteract inflammation will lead to a healthier body. By including anti-inflammatory food into every meal and eliminating those that contribute to inflammation, the effects of this diet are beneficial. Features There are plenty of…
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Weight Loss Tips for Thighs
January 10, 2014 Diet and Nutrition
Your thighs are composed of four major muscle groups: quadriceps (front), hamstrings (back), adductor (inner), and abductor (outer). For some, thighs are where most of your fat is stored. While this is not as perilous to your health as storing…
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Ambien for Insomnia
Overview Insomnia and trouble sleeping increase as people get older. Approximately 40 percent of women and 30 percent of men are affected by insomnia, according to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. Some doctors prescribe sleeping pills, such…
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Healthy Teeth & Healthy Heart
Overview Johns Hopkins University indicates that there’s a connection between oral health and cardiovascular health. This connection is more based on observation than scientific evidence. But cardiovascular diseases such as heart disease, atherosclerosis and stroke have been seen in people…
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The Importance of being Honest on a first Date
Honesty is the best ‘first date’ policy Whether it be with a man or a woman or a guy or a girl, it is always important to be honest on the first date. People with high respect of themselves and…
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4 Ways to Treat Quadriplegia
January 10, 2014 Senior Health
1. Determine the Extent of the Paralysis Since quadriplegia affects patients at different intensities depending on where the injury is located, treatment can vary from the simple use of braces to extensive surgery or ongoing physical therapy. Once tests have…
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Eye Exercises for Good Vision
Countless people worldwide have less-than perfect vision, and many of them seek alternative methods to improve their sight. But, according to a study done by American Academy of Ophthalmology, there are no exercises or techniques that can improve permanent vision…
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Beginner Tennis Doubles Rules
First, the bad news: Hundreds of rules govern tennis, many of them arcane and rarely used. Now, the good news: The basic rules for getting started playing tennis are fairly simple, with doubles rules primarily helping you with the serving…
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