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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Natural Sunscreen Ingredients
November 13, 2013 Natural Sunscreen Ingredients
Organic and natural agents can make up sunscreens and be just as effective as sunscreens that use synthetic materials. Natural minerals are proven to work, creating ways to make your own sunscreen with as few additives as possible. Titanium Dioxide…
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Psychology and Persuasion why People want to be Convinced
November 13, 2013 Communication
People who read articles on Helium are insightful, intelligent, compassionate and usually very creative. How persuaded a person may be may depend upon picking up, insightfully, at when they are being led on with such flattery. Yet, it is true. Insightfulness…
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Allergy Relief Tools
According to the American Academy of Otolaryngology, millions of Americans suffer from different types of allergies. Suffering from seasonal and other environmental allergies can disrupt your daily life and functioning. There are, however, ways you can lower your exposure to…
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A Holistic Treatment for Arthritis
Overview The popularity of holistic treatments for arthritis continues to grow because of drawbacks of conventional medicine. Arthritis conditions include osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis, which have different causes and treatment concerns. Some holistic treatments are backed by solid research, while…
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Diet Foods to Flatten the Stomach
A big stomach is not only unsightly, it poses a serious health risk. Those who store an excess of fat at the stomach are more likely to develop type 2 diabetes, certain cancers, cardiovascular disease and stroke, notes the American…
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Alternative Treatments for Migraines
November 12, 2013 Alternative Treatments for Migraines
Unlike ordinary headaches from allergies or dehydration, migraine is considered a chronic neurological condition. Migraine symptoms occur in one side of the brain at a time, causing intense pain, nausea, sensitivity to light and sound and, most famously, “auras” which…
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How to keep in touch with distant friends
November 12, 2013 Communication
There used to be a time when family and friends tended to stay close, often no more than a few miles away from their birthplace. Today, that is rarely the case. People move for work, for reasons of economy and…
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Exercises to Straighten Your Back
Poor posture causes lower back pain, stiff hips and shoulders, headaches, knee pain and numerous, related problems. Many of these symptoms can be avoided and managed by doing corrective exercises daily, several times a day, to loosen tight muscles and…
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4 Ways To Stretch Before Bowling
1. Stretch Those Hamstrings Any sport requires a warm up before you get in the game, bowling is no exception. One important way to stretch before getting out on the lanes is to concentrate on your lower body. The sliding…
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How Does Exercise Improve Depression?
November 12, 2013 Mental Health
Overview The number of men and women who suffer from some form of depression is unknown since scientists speculate that many sufferers don’t come forward and are never diagnosed. For those who do struggle with depression, it is a confusing…
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How to Gain Weight When Working Out
November 12, 2013 How to Gain Weight When Working Out
Overview Although most people begin working out to lose weight, there are people who want to gain weight. Often, if you are looking to gain weight, you have a high metabolism and a very thin body. The goal isn’t simply…
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Propecia Hair Treatment
November 12, 2013 Skincare and Beauty
Overview Hair treatments for baldness and thinning hair are no strangers to the consumer markets, says the American Academy of Family Physicians. But only two hair treatments have been cleared to treat male pattern baldness by the U.S. Food and…
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Types of HIV Tests
Merck Manuals, an online medical library, reports that human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) causes a progressive, chronic infection that kills a type of white blood cell, which are the cells of the immune system. HIV ultimately causes acquired immune deficiency syndrome…
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Remedies for Facial Spider Veins
November 12, 2013 Remedies for Facial Spider Veins
Spider veins are a smaller version of varicose veins, a common condition where veins can be prominently seen on the surface of the skin. Spider veins are so named due to their spider web like appearance. Spider veins can come…
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3 Ways To Waltz The Twinkle
1. Tradition Is Good The twinkle starts with a traditional waltz box step. Stand opposite your partner and place your right hand on his waist. Lift up your left hand and bend at the elbow to hold your partner’s left…
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Hair Folicle Test Information
Overview Hair follicle tests determine if individuals use illegal substances or performance enhancing medications. These tests prove useful for testing employees, athletes and students. Hair follicle tests can detect substances used for a longer time frame than blood or urine…
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Hydroquinone Toxicity
November 12, 2013 Skincare and Beauty
Overview Hydroquinone is a molecular compound with the chemical name 1,4-benzenediol. Its main use is as a depigmentation ingredient to fade melasma (darkened areas) and age spots on the skin and to brighten the complexion. Hydroquinone ointment is prescribed in…
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What Are the Characteristics of Mycoplasma?
As estimated by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there are two million cases of Mycoplasma pneumoniae infections in the United States every year, of which 100,000 require hospitalization. Mycoplasma pneumoniae is considered to be the most common…
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Never try to Win Back a Heat that has Moved on
November 12, 2013 Communication
End it. Pure and simple. The biggest mistake of all in trying to win back an ex-partner, is by actually becoming ‘friends’. When a relationship has broken down, especially so if that relationship has lasted for a good number of…
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Beginner Exercise Tips
Starting an exercise routine can be a daunting task. For someone who has never set foot on a treadmill or in a gym, it can be hard to know where to start, what to do and how long to do…
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Medicines for Jock Itch Fungus
Tinea cruris, also defined as jock itch, is a fungal infection of the groin that can spread to the buttock and thighs, states “Understanding Medical Surgical Nursing” by Linda Williams and Paula Hopper. This disease is more likely to occur…
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Home Remedies for Morning Sickness
November 12, 2013 Sexual and Reproductive Health
Morning sickness is nausea that occurs during pregnancy, primarily in the morning, during the first trimester of pregnancy. The term “morning sickness” is somewhat misleading because morning sickness can occur any time of day. According to the Mayo Clinic, 50…
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Common Tips for Losing Weight
November 12, 2013 Diet and Nutrition
With two-thirds of Americans overweight, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, weight loss is on the minds of millions of Americans. Many people know the basic concept of what it takes to lose weight but need a…
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About Gallstones & Their Symptoms
Overview The liver produces a compound called bile that is needed to help break up ingested fats and oils. The bile helps the intestines efficiently absorb these fats and oils, also known as lipids. Gallstones are masses that can develop…
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Dermatologist Recommended Cleansers
November 12, 2013 Skincare and Beauty
More than 87 million Americans use facial cleansers every day and spend a combined $7 billion on skin care products annually. With the hundreds of choices available in drug and beauty stores, it’s difficult to know which cleansers are the…
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Meaningful Conversation Communication Interaction
November 12, 2013 Communication
The purpose of a meaningful conversation is the mutual exchange of thoughts and information. This interaction between speaker and listener is fundamental to any relationship, personal or professional. In most cases, a bad conversation can lead to major altercations while a…
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Alzheimer Prevention Strategies
Alzheimer’s disease is a type of dementia that typically affects people over 60 years of age. Symptoms include memory loss, disorientation, personality changes, loss of judgment, and difficulty with abstract thinking. Although there is no proven, sure-fire method to prevent…
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Separating lies from the truth
November 12, 2013 Communication
Liars, at best, are misguided and harmless. At worst, they have the ability to cause trouble and destroy lives. In order to avoid falling foul of a liar, it is possible to find out whether someone is lying to you…
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Elliptical Exercises for Weight Loss
The elliptical machine offers a low-impact workout with an intensity that can be similar to running. Vary your exercise session on the elliptical by changing the resistance, the cross ramp and your stride speed. Using specific techniques on the machine…
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4 Ways To Stretch After Bowling
1. A Flick of the Wrist Stretch After a couple games of bowling, cool down with a few simple stretches to get your body back in order. Without turning or twisting, put your palm flat on the table and gently…
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