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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Common Diseases in the Skeletal System
Diseases of the skeletal system can cause joint pain, bone weakness and a variety of conditions that can make everyday movement and activity difficult. The skeletal system is made up of bones and cartilage, which can all suffer from a…
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Looking for Boyfriend Relationship Signs of Jealousy
November 10, 2013 Communication
If you are looking for a boyfriend, would you like to find out how to have one who never overreacts or becomes overbearing if you have a lot of something or things are going very well for you? You can…
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Relationships
November 10, 2013 Communication
Do men listen when women complain? Yes women, men truly do listen to our complaints but we as women can get out of hand. Some women complain about so many things that the men do not know which complaints to…
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Types of Clostridium
The Clostridium genus of spore forming bacteria contains four species that cause disease in humans. These organisms are classified as Gram positive, which means that the bacteria will turn blue with a dye called Gram stain, according to Merck Manuals…
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Pilates Ball Exercises for Men
Strong core muscles have been linked to improved athletic performance and a reduction in injuries, especially to the lower back, according to Sports Fitness Advisor. Exercise balls work the core muscles because they put the body in an unstable position,…
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Common Eye Diseases in Humans
The human eye is a complex organ that transforms light into the things we perceive as reality. Just like every other organ in our bodies, the eye is susceptible to a variety of diseases. According to the American Academy of…
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A Twisted or Sprained Ankle
Overview According to an article on ankle pain by Medicine Plus, a sprain is a type of injury that involves the ligaments, which connect the bones to one another. In many occurrences of an ankle sprain, the ankle itself is…
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Drug Abuse Signs & Symptoms
Drug abuse can be a socially and physically debilitating condition for people as young as 12 years old. According to the Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), in 2008 an estimated 20.1 million Americans aged 12 or older…
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Medications Used in Nebulizers
Nebulized medications include bronchodilators, anti-inflammatory medications, mucolytics and wetting agents, anti-infective medications and inhaled opiates. A nebulizer is a medical device that uses compressed air, oxygen, ultrasonic power or breath actuation to transform a solution or medication into aerosolized particles…
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4 Ways to Treat Sarin Poisoning
1. Get Away From Sarin Sarin is a nerve agent originally developed by the Nazis. It can be inhaled as a gas, mixed with water as a poison or exposed to the skin or eyes. The most important first step…
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Advice for Mrn on Understanig Women
November 10, 2013 Communication
Men and women understand each other in different ways. The differences may be due to biology, or due to how they have been socialized as children. Whatever the reasons for the differences, the sooner you realize this reality the easier…
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Tell her how to Declare your Love to a Girl
November 10, 2013 Communication
Love is a great and mysterious thing. It is the thing that makes us human tick. Now the question here is how to declare your love to a girl? This question arises because it is quite obvious that while we…
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Breast Enlargement Exercises Without Weights
November 10, 2013 Breast Enlargement Exercises Without Weights
Breast enlargement exercises tend to involve dumbbells, barbells, weighted machines or cable pulley machines in the health club. To enlarge your breasts, you will need to perform exercises that strengthen your chest muscles. It is not necessary to use weights….
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What Causes Elevated White Blood Cells?
White blood cells play an important role in immune system function as they scavenge the body for invading bacteria and viruses. High white cell levels will not typically produce any detectable symptoms but may be indicative of a serious underlying…
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Herbs for Infection and Bacteria in the Body
November 10, 2013 Herbs for Infection and Bacteria in the Body
Fresh and dried herbs, while most commonly used for flavoring your favorite dishes and culinary applications, also offer healing properties and have medicinal benefits. Some of the most popular and commonly used herbs, including basil, oregano and peppermint, contain compounds…
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Calf Muscle Exercises With Dumbbells
Dumbbells can give you an effective workout when training your calf muscles. They are relatively cheap, take up little room, and can be used almost anywhere. As long as you use proper exercises that target the calf muscles and train…
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Is Chivalry Dead – No
November 10, 2013 Communication
Did he just say that to her!? This was the ultimate question in my mind as I sat in awe watching and listening to my friend Michael as he told his lady friend, “Won’t you see if you have any…
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Examples of Some Breathing Control Exercises
November 10, 2013 Examples of Some Breathing Control Exercises
The brain controls respiration without conscious effort, and the breath works as an automatic response in the body. Yet the breath immediately responds to your emotions. Stressors like the fear, anxiety, anger or worry directly affect the way you breathe….
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A Urinary Tract Infection
Overview Aside from causing discomfort while going to the bathroom, a urinary tract infection should be treated as a serious condition. If a urinary tract infection spreads, it can cause irreversible damage and other complications to your entire urinary tract….
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Best Exercise Machines to Use for Weight Loss
November 10, 2013 Best Exercise Machines to Use for Weight Loss
The best exercise machines for weight loss are the ones you will actually use on a regular basis. Before using or purchasing a piece of equipment, you should determine your level of fitness, lifestyle preferences and physical needs, recommends Tim…
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Common Food Allergies in Children
November 10, 2013 Common Food Allergies in Children
Food allergies are becoming more commonplace: In fact, food labels now list the eight most common allergens. The Centers for Disease Control estimate that about 4 percent of the U.S. population and around 6 percent of children under the age…
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4 Ways to Control Stress With Bell’s Palsy
1. Try to Identify the Source of the Disorder and Its Relation to Stress The medical world doesn’t know a lot about the origin of Bell’s palsy, but it can be helpful to understand what might be the general cause,…
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Hip Replacement Complications
Hip replacement surgery can be a godsend for those who suffer from chronic, end-stage arthritis. Removal of arthritic joint surfaces and replacing them with artificial components can mean a significant improvement in quality of life. For all the benefits that…
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What Are the Causes of Glue Ear?
November 10, 2013 What Are the Causes of Glue Ear?
Glue ear is a condition in which the middle ear fills with glue-like fluid. It occurs more commonly in children than in adults. The fluid dampens sound waves, or the vibrations of the tiny bones in the middle ear. This…
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Problems Taking Vitamin B12 Injections
November 10, 2013 Problems Taking Vitamin B12 Injections
Vitamin B12 (cobalamin) is a water-soluble vitamin that is necessary for red blood cell formation, brain function and DNA synthesis. B12 deficiency can lead to anemia and brain disorders from nerve damage. According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH),…
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Child Bicycle Safety
Overview Bicycling is a fun, practical and generally healthy enterprise, but safety precautions must be observed to minimize risks. In 2007, an estimated 43,000 cyclists were injured in traffic, according to Helmets. Over 100 children age 15 and under were…
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Tips on Lifting Weights
November 10, 2013 Tips on Lifting Weights
Weightlifting serves many purposes, from keeping in shape to building and toning muscle. When done right, it can be an effective way to a healthy, attractive body. But if done incorrectly, it can lead to injury, fatigue and other complications….
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The Basics of Good Communication in a Relationship
November 10, 2013 Communication
Everyone one, every day uses communication in their relationships with others. It is part of human nature. Communication in a relationship doesn’t necessarily mean with words. In my opinion it is usually actions that convey our feelings to our partners…
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What Men Love to Hear
November 10, 2013 Communication
Wow that’s huge I love it! Dirty minds! I’m referring to his new truck that he wants me to be as excited about as he is. Which brings me to the whole point, first off when they buy a shiny…
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Problems Losing Weight
November 10, 2013 Diet and Nutrition
Trying to lose weight can be one of the most frustrating tasks to take on. It takes willpower, discipline and sacrifice. Even after working hard all week to eat right and exercise, you can still step on the scale and…
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