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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Post Menopause Supplements
According to the website Menopause A to Z, during menopause a woman’s body begins to change as her ovaries become less and less functional and her hormonal levels decrease. This decrease in hormones eventually causes a woman’s period to permanently…
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How to Get Faster at Running in Two Days
November 14, 2013 How to Get Faster at Running in Two Days
Overview Improving sprint speed can be done by building muscle strength, improving muscular endurance, increasing neuromuscular ability, and increasing the physiological response of the muscles. Unfortunately, all of these will take more than two days of training for effective results….
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Early Symptoms of Arthritis on the Cervical Spine
Arthritis means “inflamed joint,” and there are two major types that affect the cervical spine: spondylosis or osteoarthritis (OA), which is the “wear and tear” type, and rheumatoid arthritis (RA) which is the more disfiguring and often more painful of…
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Healthy Communication in Families
Overview Families who want to develop close, healthy and loving relationships have to start with one of the most basic building blocks–communication. Mothers and fathers, sisters and brothers, grandparents, aunts and uncles can all benefit from learning what healthy communication…
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4 Ways To Do The Bow Stretch In Modern Dance
1. Baby Take a Bow Stretch Ballerinas who are new to modern dance should have little difficulty mastering the bow stretch in modern dance. The bow stretch is a variation of two different ballet moves: the attitude and the penche….
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3 Ways to Use Accelis Diet Pills
1. Stop Storing Fat with Accelis Accelis is a weight loss product that you can buy without a prescription. The manufacturers of this product say that it helps the cells in the muscles to absorb sugar from the blood instead…
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Causes of Pain in the Lower Right Abdomen
November 14, 2013 Sexual and Reproductive Health
Abdominal pain is one of the most common complaints among men and women. Right lower abdominal pain may be caused by many conditions. Most of the causes are either from gastrointestinal conditions, reproductive organ diseases or urinary tract problems. Gastrointestinal…
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Complications of Non-Insulin Diabetes
Diabetes mellitus results in persistently high levels of blood sugar, namely glucose, from a deficient or faulty response to the hormone, insulin. Diabetes is either insulin-dependent (Type 1), when the problem is a deficiency in insulin production, or non-insulin dependent…
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About Diagnosing Fibromyalgia
Overview Although an exact cause for fibromyalgia has not been ascertained as of 2010, the consensus of current research points towards a genetic predisposition for certain patterns of disordered neuroendocrine signaling brought on by environmental stressors, according to the National…
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Rudeness at Workplace how to Deal with a Rude Boss
November 14, 2013 Communication
You have the worst boss of all time. You are not by yourself. We all know how it is to deal with a rude superior. This person feels that just because they are in charge, they have the right to…
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Eating Disorder Prevention Programs
November 14, 2013 Mental Health
Eating disorders, such as anorexia and bulimia, are complex illnesses that involve poor body image and low self-esteem, obsession with weight loss and harmful dieting behaviors. According to the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA), schools, local communities and the media…
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Medicinal Treatments for ADHD
November 14, 2013 Children's Health
Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a common disorder diagnosed in up to 8 percent of U.S. children, with one in seven adults having symptoms as well. Genetics is an important potential cause for ADHD, but other factors may contribute. ADHD…
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What Are the Treatments for Facial Cysts?
November 14, 2013 Skincare and Beauty
Facial cysts are a severe form of acne that can often become painful and disfiguring. Cystic acne treatments work by reducing the production of oil on the skin, eliminating bacteria, encouraging skin cell turnover and reducing inflammation. Treatment may take…
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How to Strengthen Your Lungs for Running
November 14, 2013 How to Strengthen Your Lungs for Running
Overview Runners rely on proper breathing to help support pace, energy, and endurance capabilities. There are some factors that cause breathing difficulties during running, however. Uphill running, overexertion, and low lung capacity are some of the main causes of runner’s…
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Exercises for Pinched Nerves in Back
November 14, 2013 Exercises for Pinched Nerves in Back
Spinal canal narrowing, a disc herniation or arthritis in which the spinal nerves exit the spinal canal are all conditions that commonly cause pinched nerves in the back. When this is experienced in the lower back, or lumbar spine, low…
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5 Ways Use Cervical Caps For Birth Control
November 14, 2013 Sexual and Reproductive Health
1. Barrier Method of Birth Control A cervical cap is a form of birth control known as a barrier method. There are a few different caps to choose from, including the Fem Cap and Lea’s Shield. Both are small pieces…
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Appetite Suppressant Dangers
November 14, 2013 Diet and Nutrition
Physicians typically prescribe appetite suppressants on a short-term basis to jump start a longer-term weight loss program. Appetite suppressant products also are available over-the-counter or online. Certain dangers are associated with appetite suppressants, and people should be cautious about using…
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Mizuno MX 23 Iron Specs
November 14, 2013 Diet and Nutrition
The Mizuno MX 23 Irons’ worldwide popularity is due largely to the series’ aesthetics, light weight and durability. The line offers eight clubs–from the three iron to the nine iron and a pitching wedge. Every club is offered in left-…
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Exercises for Osteoarthritis in the Hip
November 14, 2013 Exercises for Osteoarthritis in the Hip
Osteoarthritis is the breakdown of cartilage that normally protects your hip joint and allows for smooth movement, states Medline Plus, a website of the National Institutes of Health. In addition, healthy cartilage absorbs the hip joint shock of walking and…
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Good Exercise Tips for Teens
The teenage years are prime time for young adults to start focusing on exercise plans. Without proper training or guidance, teens can hurt themselves or not receive adequate nutrition, which are both crucial in building healthy bodies. It is important…
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Medications Used to Treat Chronic Pain Syndrome
November 14, 2013 Medications Used to Treat Chronic Pain Syndrome
The psychological response and individualized perception of pain differs in each individual, according to “Core Concepts in Pharmacology” by Norman Holland and Michael Adams. The chronic pain syndrome (CPS) diagnosis is a challenge to treat because the etiology is unclear…
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3 Ways to Use Mantras In Kundalini Yoga
1. Magical Mantras The powerful emotional, physical, and spiritual changes that you can experience while practicing Kundalini make this form of yoga distinctive. During the practice, you may utter a mantra, a spoken word, sound, or syllable that elevates consciousness…
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5 Ways To Qualify For The America’s Cup Sailing Competition
1. Sailing, Sailing . . . To qualify for competition in the America’s Cup, one of the oldest sailing competitions in the world and the oldest sporting trophy championship, a yacht must meet minimum requirements of the International America’s Cup…
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Shoulder Exercises With Weights & Jump Rope
Strength training for your shoulders should also be integrated with the rest of your body because connective tissues (fascia) that surround your muscles and joints connect all your body parts like a giant web. When combined with jump roping, you…
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Mini Medicine Ball Exercises
A mini medicine ball is an exercise ball that weighs between two and 25 pounds. They have a diameter of about 14 inches, which is about the size of a basketball. Mini medicine balls are very useful when exercising, as…
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Exercises for Knee Laxity
November 14, 2013 Exercises for Knee Laxity
Knee laxity, or instability, is caused by damage or tears to one of the four main ligaments that keep your knee stable. Your anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) prevent the knee from sliding too far forward…
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Rudeness on the Streets how to Deal with Rude Drivers on Road
November 14, 2013 Communication
Rudeness on the streets: How to deal with rude drivers on road You’re on your way to work and someone cuts you off on the freeway to get off at an exit. You have already had a terrible morning, arguing…
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Basic Scoring Rules of Tennis
A tennis match can be played to the best of three sets, in which a player must win two sets to win the match, or to the best of five sets, in which a player must win three sets to…
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Workouts to Help You Jump Higher
Regardless if you want to improve your vertical jump for volleyball, basketball or another activity, there are different workout routines that will help you achieve your goals. Additionally, workouts that increase vertical jumps build off of one another. For example,…
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Golf Putting Hints
November 14, 2013 Golf Putting Hints
Putting can make the difference between going home with a scorecard full of bogeys and shooting the round of your life. Some of the most difficult elements of putting, such as lining up a putt, can be remedied with a…
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