Posted by anhie | February 15th, 2010 in Diseases | No Comments »
Cold sores (herpes labilialis), also called fever blisters, is a widespread viral disease, which by the herpes simplex virus occurs. About 75 percent of the population carry this virus. Above all, the disease breaks out when the human immune system is weakened. Therefore, it is advisable and important to strengthen the body’s own defenses.
The daily diet should be rich in vitamins and balanced. Regular physical activity and adequate sleep and plenty of healthy outdoor exercise in fresh air to promote the immune system sustainable. In the cold season, you should protect themselves by strictly warm clothing before cold or flu. Moreover, too much stress should be avoided.
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Tags: cold sores, dehydrated, herpes labilialis, viral infection
Posted by anhie | February 12th, 2010 in Health Care | No Comments »
For a vaginal yeast infection, the inflamed mucosa of the vagina by fungi. In particular, the hormonal changes of Schangerschaft favor this fungal infection. But Vorerkankungen allow the fungus, such as diabetes undisturbed growth. In most cases the pathogen Candida albicans is responsible for an infection.
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Posted by anhie | February 10th, 2010 in Ectopic pregnancy, Pregnancy | No Comments »
The ectopic pregnancy is a form of ectopic pregnancy, which means that the fertilized egg has taken up residence outside the womb. The most common type of ectopic pregnancy is the so-called ectopic pregnancy. In rare cases the egg firmly in the cervix or in the free abdominal cavity.
In an ectopic pregnancy can initially all the symptoms of normal term pregnancy. Examples include the lack of accrual, nausea or breast tenderness. Unclear, mostly one-sided abdominal pain, bleeding or a persistent dizziness may be an indication of a pregnancy outside the womb.
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Posted by anhie | February 8th, 2010 in Cancer, Colorectal cancer | No Comments »
Colorectal cancer
Remove Heidelberg (AP) – Anyone who regularly undergoes a colonoscopy, while pre-cancerous lesions can be recognized, falls ill after a study of the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ), rarely in colon cancer.
The Heidelberg researchers had the benefit of colonoscopy according to indications from Monday at around 3300 Saarlanders asked. Previously, only the data had been available from clinical trials.
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Tags: colon cancer, colonoscopy, Colorectal cancer
Posted by anhie | February 6th, 2010 in Body Care, Corns on feet | 1 Comment »
What are corns?
It is a thick layer of hard skin that forms by excessive pressure or friction on an area of the foot or other body part. They usually form in areas protruding.
Corns can be annoying but there are several treatments to remove or improve them. If you have diabetes calluses should not be treated at home by the risk of infection must go to the podiatrist or chiropodist (foot specialist physician).
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Tags: Corns, excessive pressure, feet, salt glow
Posted by anhie | February 4th, 2010 in Pregnancy, Psychological pregnancy | No Comments »
The psychological or imaginary pregnancy can be a very intense desire to be provoked to conceive a son to a child. The mind can not able to influence the body, it is what we call, what psychosomatisc. If a woman seeking to become pregnant, and this does not come or had some miscarriage, he can develop coats of high anxiety state.
The employment have it, no son to be able, may become so great that I have affected the physical condition of the mental state of confusion as anxiety or depression developing. Sometimes there are women who are able to really believe that they are pregnant, without being so, it is what a psychological pregnancy or if pseudocesis been mentioned.
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Posted by anhie | February 3rd, 2010 in Coffee for Health | No Comments »
The Tasita of morning coffee is a tradition among most Latinos. The component in coffee that wakes up and gives a little energy is caffeine. Caffeine is a naturally occurring substance in many vegetables but caffeine is also used in some products synthesized
Caffeine is a stimulant and a diuretic.
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Posted by anhie | February 2nd, 2010 in Uncategorized | No Comments »
Mental disorders are a growing challenge to our society: According to the experts, almost one in three people suffer once in his life at one requiring treatment, mental illness.
Nearly ten per cent of absences among active professionals are caused by diseases of the psyche. So that mental illnesses are comparable with physical illnesses such as hypertension or cancer, who are in our society to the so-called common diseases.
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Posted by memei | February 1st, 2010 in Soybean Milk | No Comments »
Some companies traded in the dust, others in carton (carton) or glass bottles. It is an alternative for those who can not or will not cow’s milk. It can be used, like cow’s milk to make creams, sauces, smoothies, ice cream, cream sauce, custard and in any recipe that we can do with cow’s milk.
Soybean Properties
It’s a very good source of essential amino acids, very necessary for growth and development.
It is a dietary supplement suitable for both children and elderly populations that frequently consume foods with high caloric value but contribute small proportions of amino acids.
Soy is a legume that produces per acre, more usable protein than any other crop.
The seeds contain a very high proportion of proteins, which represent 35% of their total caloric content. And the best part is that the protein quality is very high, equivalent to those of animal protein.
Since 1967 there have been almost a hundred research indicating that soy protein reduces triglycerides and cholesterol (total cholesterol, LDL-Cholesterol and Cholesterol-VLDL) up to 15% more than traditional diets that limit intake fat and cholesterol.
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Posted by memei | January 30th, 2010 in Chocolate | No Comments »
INTRODUCTION
Like all foods, strictly speaking, chocolate is not fattening. It depends how it is integrated into the daily diet, which is normal, weight-loss or excess (nibbling).
Chocolate is wrongly considered as a guilty pleasure and this is perhaps its sugar content. However, it is proved that the fat contained in chocolate, cocoa butter, lowers “bad cholesterol” in the blood and increase the “good cholesterol”, which is good for the heart and arteries. Better yet (some enjoy), chocolate contains compounds that stimulate the brain, providing a feeling of euphoria. But beware – the more you eat, the more you’ll be hooked!
While a product is fat, high calorie: one tablet of 100 grams is equivalent to 200 grams of fried or 3 tablespoons of oil. And contrary to popular belief the difference in calories between dark chocolate and the milk is not so obvious: respectively 516 and 541 calories (per 100g).
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