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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How to do your Make up like Kim Kardashian
Since her role in the E! reality series “Keeping up with the Kardashians” Kim Kardashian has shot to fame. She has earned her status as one of the top “celebutantes” in the United States and she also has a business…
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Wrist Exercises
May 5, 2015 Diseases & Health Conditions
Carpal tunnel syndrome is a condition that affects the wrists due to frequent typing at the computer or other repetitive activities with the hands. Placing pressure on the carpal tunnel nerve near the palm of the hand creates numbness, pain…
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Activities to Promote Hygiene in Children
Brushing teeth and washing hands causes many children to balk. Hygiene activities teach kids the importance of taking care of themselves. The hygiene activities aim to get kids to practice proper hygiene skills on their own to keep themselves healthy….
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The Best Features for an Elliptical Trainer
Elliptical trainers are a type of stationary cardio machine that combines the sensation of running with the feeling of climbing stairs. The use of elliptical machines grew from 7.37 million participants in 2000 to 26.52 million in 2009, according to…
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What Are the Treatments for Hay Fever?
May 5, 2015 Diseases & Health Conditions
Hay fever, or allergic rhinitis, is an allergic reaction to indoor or outdoor allergens that causes cold-like symptoms. Sinus pressure headaches, nasal congestion, sneezing and irritated eyes are common symptoms of hay fever. More than 36 million people in the…
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Crunches to Flatten the Stomach
Any exercise that works the abdominals will tilt the rib cage towards the pelvis and vice versa, according to Arnold Schwarzenegger in “The New Encyclopedia of Modern Bodybuilding.” The crunch is the purest form of this exercise. But doing hundreds…
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How to tell if someone is Lying to you
There really is a way to tell if someone is lying to you. Less than twenty percent of what we convey in communication is actually done with words. The rest is purveyed in expression, tone and body language. First of…
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Neurobic Exercises for the Brain
Neurobic exercises are activities in which you can participate to challenge your cognitive abilities, or to “keep you on your toes,” so to speak. Neurobics is a trademarked term, perhaps playing off of the terms aerobics, created by neurobiologist Lawrence…
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Top five Pencil Skirts
A well tailored pencil skirt forms the basis of many a womans capsule wardrobe . A classic piece, which is both flattering and comfortable, it is one of the few garments that looks great for women of every generation.A great pencil skirt is so adaptable…
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How to get a Girl to Fall for you
Getting a girl to fall for you involves strategy, creativity, and simply being yourself. There are several tips and tricks you can utilize to capture and hold a girl’s interest and ultimately fall for you. * Show the girl interest. …
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Control Illusion or Reality
Control is both illusion and reality. The more interesting thing to examine is its repercussions. Because the question is really whether to try and control or not, isn’t it? The most damning negative commentary with respect to others might just…
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Holistic Heartburn Cures
Heartburn occurs when your stomach contents or acids back up in the esophagus, according to the American Gastroenterological Association. Heartburn can usually be controlled through behavior modification in the form of lifestyle changes. These holistic heartburn cures will help diminish…
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Why we Tend to Put our own needs after others
It is true that people who put others needs first can often be labeled as “passive”, or a “doormat”; these people, in turn, have a tendency to get hurt as reward for all their selfless consideration. Consider, however, the following:…
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Home Remedies for Cough & Nose Congestion
If you have symptoms of a cough and nasal congestion, it may be caused by the common cold or the flu, which, in most cases, does not require medical treatment, says the Mayo Clinic. A cough with congestion may also…
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Cold in the Eye Symptoms
May 5, 2015 Diseases & Health Conditions
Many people have eye symptoms when they suffer from a cold. Frequently called a “cold in the eye” or “pink eye,” doctors refer to this condition as conjunctivitis. The virus may disappear on its own after a day or so,…
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Are you Afraid of Expressing yourself
Are you afraid of expressing yourself? Are you afraid a loved one will look down on you or strife will grow out of expression? These are common questions in every relationship. Nervousness and tension are common, so are arguments. But…
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About Sperm Donors
Overview Many single women and couples resort to using donor sperm to achieve their goal of having a family. Single or gay women or couples where the male partner has no sperm or carries a genetic abnormality may choose to…
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Setting the Mood for Romantic Sex
How to set the mood for romantic sex Everyone loves a bit of romance in their lives, although there are many people that are not always forthcoming in providing the romance. Courting or dating someone is when most of the…
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Bare Basics of Truth Love and Life
Blooming, Flourishing, Comedic:Thalia, the Misanthropic Muse For two days my son was home sick from school. Pale as a ghost, complaining in a strained voice of a stomachache and beavers gnawing at his door, he lay on the sofa, helpless,…
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Ice Cubes for Beauty
May 5, 2015 Style and Beauty - Other
Using ice in a beauty routine is the total opposite of using steam, which has long been a staple on the beauty front for opening pores and aiding in cleansing skin. Ice is affordable and accessible and gives nearly everyone…
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A True Friend Finds the Strength to tell you when You’re Wrong
Friends come in all forms. You may have many acquaintances that you go out to eat with, shop with or go partying with and that you consider to be your friends. These types of friends are great to have around…
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Sodium Bicarbonate Side Effects
Sodium bicarbonate is a chemical compound that is commonly used in over-the-counter antacids. According to Healthline.com, it is used to treat heartburn and indigestion that occurs because of an acid imbalance in the stomach. Although sodium bicarbonate is generally regarded…
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Dinner and a Movie
One of the most conventional ways to get to know someone on a date is to do dinner and a movie. Technology has changed the way that we do movies, though. A good approach to dinner and a movie is…
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Makeup for Men Marketing Folly or about Time
Whatever will be next in the name of fashion? A dangerous poser in this era of fame, flair and flamboyance. Having contemplated the topic of mens makeup being “marketing folly or about time”, I immediately thought of men in theater…
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Operations for Crohn’s Disease
May 5, 2015 Diseases & Health Conditions
Two-thirds to three-quarters of individuals with Crohn’s disease need surgery at some point, according to the National Digestive Diseases Information Clearinghouse. Other treatments, such as medication and nutritional supplements, may also be used in treating the disease, but surgery is…
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What Are the Health Benefits of Raisins?
Raisins are nothing more than dried grapes. In fact, the word raisin comes from the Old French word for grape. As with any dried fruit, the raisin loses some of its nutritional value in the drying process. Of limited value…
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Product Reviews Isadora Perfect Nail Polish
Finding a nail polish that achieves your desired results is like finding a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. A person can go through a myriad of polishes before finding their ideal brand. Luckily, after quite some…
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Characteristics of Food Poisoning
Food poisoning is an illness that affects the gastrointestinal tract. According to FoodSafety.gov, it’s caused by eating food that’s been contaminated by one of several types of bacteria, viruses, parasites, toxins or allergens. Most patients recover on their own providing…
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The best Prom Dresses for 2010
With prom season right around the corner, high school girls are scrambling to find the hottest prom dresses of the season. Many designers are working to put the best styles of spring and fashion together in an end product that is…
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How to Win a Womans Heart
Oh, the dating game. Stress over trying to be the perfect match and impress the other person can influence the real you negatively. The secret to a girl’s heart is actually really simple and should not be a secret in…
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