Health

• The True Meaning of Alternative Medicine   by Jay Moncliff Many people who are suffering from disease or pain have thought about trying the alternative medicine route • 12 Proven Ways To Relieve Stress Today!   by Whozylee Aris Do you feel that you just don`t have the time to properly de-stress each day? The good news is you can incorporate simple stress busting routines into all that you do! Stretch those muscles! Lean your right ear down to your right shoulder and stretch the left side of your neck as you do • What Causes Acid Reflux?   by Dave Lavinsky Though the root causes are often unclear, perhaps the most prevalent acid reflux cause is a poor diet • The Great Influence Of Vitamin B to the Nervous System   by Charlene J. Nuble In order for a person to actually have a healthy well-being, one must always remember to have an adequate daily intake of the prescribed vitamins, minerals and other nutrients that your body needs in order for it to stay healthy and fit • Gastric Bypass – The Nightmare for Food Lovers   by Beverley Brooke While the gastric bypass may seem like the perfect solution to those who are obese, I’d like to explain just how the surgery affects the lifestyle of those who’ve had gastric bypass surgery • Natural Acne Treatment   by Dave Lavinsky Natural acne treatments are desirable because they have few side effects, are inexpensive, and are effective for many • demo   by demo • Bariatric Surgery Costs   by Eddie Tobey The cost of Bariatric surgery can be quite high • A Beginner`s Guide To Weight Loss- 5 Steps   by David Speringo “I’ll start my diet today” you say to yourself for what seems the 485th time • Significance of HIV and Possible Interventions   by Dr Deryck Pattron, Ph.D. What is the significance of HIV/AIDS? •HIV has infected more than 60 million people worldwide • Do Cellulite Creams Actually Work?   by Burke Jones No cellulite cream can counteract the effects of a sedentary lifestyle, for instance • Weight Loss With Avocado, Walnuts & Crispy Bacon!   by Kim Beardsmore Losing weight doesn`t have to be boring when you focus on bright, colourful meals • Use Cialis and go with it!   by Ispas Marin After a series of successful medication approved for the erectile disfunction or the so-called impotence( we may take as an example Sildenafil, known as `viagra, sold since 1998 and Vardenafil, also called `Levitra`, found in pharmacies since late August 2003), another medication was created so as to complete the variety of these products and allow people to choose: this latest medication is tadafil(its commercial name is Cialis and could have been purchased since November 2003) • The Benefits of Electric Wheelchair Lifts   by Kent Pinkerton Electric wheelchair lifts help to move the wheelchair to various places at multiple levels • Questions answered about hypnotherapy treatment   by Alan Crisp Hypnotherapy Treatment and how it works I have had numerous articles published lately and many people have contacted me to ask more about how treatment plans are decided upon for clients • The Joys and Magic of Music   by Ruby Boyd What is the one single existing thing today that can bring people, regardless of race, creed, gender or religion together as one? Just recently, for the first time in history, a Zulu Rock concert was performed before a mixed, sell out crowd in South Africa • Mysterious Frankincense - Tree, Gum, and Essential Oil   by Misty Rae Cech The Mysterious Frankincense Used for many thousands of years, the Frankincense tree has perhaps the greatest association with spiritual practice of any plant on earth • Common Pitfalls of Plastic Surgery   by Matthew Leo Common pitfalls of plastic surgery are those involving before and after pictures with photographic tricks or attractive models instead of the surgeon`s patients, that are publicly displayed in printed ads, online advertisement or broadcasted by TV, audio-visual or specific tele-shopping and infomercials • Calculate Your BMI - Do You Need to Lose Weight?   by Gerald Meyer There are a few different ways to determine if you are overweight • So What is Organic?   by By Michelle Wollaston With allergies on the increase we are looking for products which aren’t going to make us sneeze or break out in rashes or irritate our children’s sensitive skin • Is there a perfect contact lens for dry eyes?   by Steve Cogger Do you have dry eyes? Whether you just feel like you have dry eyes or your doctor has told you, there are contact lenses made just for you • Colostrum May Help Prevent Upper Respiratory Tract Infections   by Jeremy Maddock A 2003 study by the Health Sciences Department of the University of South Australia suggests that taking concentrated • Women and HIV   by Dr Deryck Pattron, Ph.D. WOMEN AND HIV Significance Of HIV And Women? In the United States the number of reported cases of AIDS in women increased steadily from 1985 to 2002 • How Colostrum Differs From Herbal Remedies   by Jeremy Maddock At some time or another, most people have taken some sort of herbal remedy or supplement to help support their body in achieving optimal health • Beta-Glucan Information   by Jeremy Maddock • Thyroid Disease Symptoms - Understanding Hypothyroidism Symptoms   by Olinda Rola Thyroid disease symptoms and hypothyroidism symptoms afflict millions of adults in the USA alone • Tips on Taking Colostrum   by Jeremy Maddock When selecting a brand of • Superior Absorption of Coral Calcium   by Jeremy Maddock Over the past few years, • What Cause Cold Sores?   by Thomas Morva Cold sores are caused by a virus, the herpes simplex virus or HSV • The Need for Centralized Medical Records   by Carolyn O’Keefe Consolidating your family’s medical records is one important step you can take to help insure your loved ones receive the best health care • Doctor Background Check   by Hugo Gallegos Why check a doctor’s background? We all want the best possible surgeon or physician when it comes to our healthcare • The Function of Automated External Defibrillators   by Thomas Morva Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) are not vastly dissimilar from the ones many of us have seen for years on medical shows or in emergency rooms at hospitals • Drug and Alcohol Addiction and Rehabilitation   by Jerry Goldfarb Just what is addiction, you asked? Addiction is a physiological dependence on something, and is both physical and psychological in nature • Steroid stars   by Lucas Blake A long time ago, in the country far, far away, a young boy decided he wanted to change his stars for good • Beneficial Effects of Vitamins and Minerals To Your Blood   by Charlene J. Nuble Vitamins, minerals and other nutrients are essential to the health and functioning of the body and are delivered throughout the body by the blood • When a Sinus Headache Is Really a Migraine   by Gary Cordingley The concept of sinus headaches runs so deep in the public mind that many people with pain in the fronts of their heads (and even some people with pain in the backs of their heads) automatically assume that it is caused by their sinuses • Exercise, diet, rest to fight gout   by Anonymous Question : I`M a 55-year-old man who has been suffering from joint pains for a couple of years • The Link Between Anorexia and Bulimia   by Thomas Morva Young women and men sometimes starve themselves • TAKE BACK YOUR LIFE 7   by Stephen Ayers In parts 1-6 of this series of articles titled `Take Back Your Life`, we discussed what could be considered the four wheels of the human wellness vehicle • Two Easy Ways to Protect against Flu   by Jeremy Maddock People across America are lining up for flu shots, buying cold and cough medications, and researching which antibiotics that might need this winter • Should I Be Taking Vitamin Supplements?   by Ruth Stattmiller Most people believe that they are reasonably healthy • A Look at Omega-3 Fatty Acids and Heart Health   by Adam Short According to research data published by the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, individuals that include regular daily intake of Omega 3 can reduce the risk of heart attack (coronary thrombosis) by up to seventy percent • The Truth About Halitosis, More Commonly Known As Bad Breath   by Dr. Harold Katz PART I: THE SCIENCE OF HALITOSIS AND BACTERIA IN YOUR MOUTH Halitosis, also more commonly known as bad breath, is caused by anaerobic producing bacteria which normally live WITHIN the surface of the tongue and in the throat • Antioxidants May Prevent Childhood Asthma   by Jeremy Maddock A source suggests that there may be a new way to help children who are subjected to the dangers of second hand tobacco smoke • Wise Hericlitus    by Lee Davis “You cannot step into the same river twice” Hericlitus spoke those words around 500BC • The Immune-Boosting Power of Colostrum   by Jeremy Maddock Bovine • Depression   by Dr Deryck Pattron, Ph.D. INTRODUCTION In any given year about 18 • Counter free radical damage for eye health   by Anonymous Question : I`VE noticed that my eye health is deteriorating • Smoking risks for expectant mums   by Anonymous WOMEN who smoke during pregnancy nearly triple the risk their children will be born with attention deficit disorder, Danish researchers said • Selenium Can Lift Your Spirits   by Jeremy Maddock In July of 1995, the United States Department of Agriculture officially published research information, which acknowledges Page(s)   1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10