Showing posts with label advice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label advice. Show all posts

Sexual Dysfunction Between Couples: What to Do


Sexual Dysfunction Between Couples
I'm fast getting a reputation as the new Dr. Ruth, but I am very concerned about the psychological well-being of individuals and couples who suffer from sexual and erectile dysfunction and that horrible word "frigidity."
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Frigity, Impotence, and Sexual Dysfunction Options


Help and Treatment for Sexual Dysfunction
Frigidity. Impotence. Ugly words for a painfully unfair condition known correctly as "sexual dysfunction." Sexual dysfunction strikes at the core of humanity, it wounds us in our very being. And it is not anyone's "fault."
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Drugs vs. Diet for Treating ADD/ ADHD Attention-Deficit Disorder



Prescription Drugs vs. Nutrition and Diet Therapy for Treating ADD and ADHD
MBD (Minimal Brain Damage) or hyperactivity is in vogue again; now we call it ADD (Attention-Deficit Disorder). We are medicating kids at a rate unequaled even in the 1960s. What about diet in treating ADD and ADHD?
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Hospital Mixes Up Babies: A Case for Mother-Infant Bonding


Williston, ND Hospital Sends Wrong Baby Home with Couple
Your bundle of joy has arrived and you take her home. But what happens if the hospital sends you home with someone else's bundle of joy? Williston, ND hospital officials are facing that very problem. The solution: immediate mother-infant bonding after birth.
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Abortifacient Birth Control Pills


Abortifacient Methods of Birth Control and Contraception
If you are pro-life and on birth control, please get the facts about the kind of contraceptive that you use. Some forms of the birth control pill are abortifacients. If you believe life begins at conception, please read this.
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The Healing Power of Grief: Health Help


Healthy Grief: The Healing Power of Sorrow
Grief tears through the mind, the emotions and the body like a Hindustanian Juggernaut. It leaves welts and bruises and aches in parts of yourself that you didn't know you had. But the grieving process is healing as well. Grief is a journey, not a destination.
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Restaurant Food: Diet and Health Issues


Restaurants: A Health Conscious Dieter's Worst Enemy
Dining out has always been a recipe for health and dieting disaster. If you're trying to lose weight or maintain a healthy eating habits, dining in restaurants can be your worst enemy.
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Acai Berry, Green Tea Detox Diets

Green Tea, Acai Berry and Detox Cleanse Diets
The buzzwords in the dieting world now are Acai Berry, Green Tea, Detox diets and Cleansing Diets. These diets consist of consuming drinks that purportedly, detoxify the body. Here are some detox diet health tips.
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Endometriosis: Surgery, Infertility and Pelvic Pain


Endometriosis: Infertility, Heavy Periods and Pelvic Pain in Women
Endometriosis is a build-up uterine cells and tissue outside of the uterus. Endometriosis causes pelvic pain, difficult periods and often infertility. Endometriosis lesions can be removed with laparoscopic surgery.

Scoliosis: Curvature of the Spine


How to Treat Scoliosis: Curvature of the Spine
I have scoliosis; that is a curvature of the spine. Scoliosis is painful and debilitating. I've had osteopathic care, chiropractic care and medical care. Here are my conclusions on brace, surgery, therapy and manipulation.
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Teenagers, Sexuality and Masturbation


How to Talk to Your Teen About Masturbation and Sexuality
Masturbation. Wet dreams. Teenagers are notorious for driving parents to insanity. Teen sexuality and masturbation tops the list of embarrassing teen behaviors. Here's frank, straight talk about a messy, awkward subject.
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Pregnancy Health Help: Placenta Abruptio


Placenta Abruptio: Pregnancy Bleeding and Miscarriage
With our fourth child, I suffered a placenta abruptio at 26 weeks gestation. This is when the placenta tears. What happened was that I woke up in an enormous pool of blood. I hope that my story helps you in some way.Read on...

Mono (mononucleosis) and Epstein Barr Virus Symptoms, Healing


Mono (mononucleosis) and Epstein Barr Virus: The Kissing Disease
Remember the jokes about Mononucleosis (aka 'Mono'),the 'kissing disease'? Mono is no joke; it's a virus that affects the endocrine system. Symptoms nclude fever, sore throat, body aches, exhaustion and enlarged spleen. Read on...

Thyroid Gland: Metabolism and Hormone Health Issues


Thyroid Problems: Source of Numerous Health Problems
The thyroid is a gland in the neck. The thryroid secretes hormones, principally Thyroxine and Triiodothyronine. This hormone regulates metabolism and development. But if something goes wrong, the thyroid can affect the whole system
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Heavy Menstrual Period Bleeding: Health Help


Heavy Menstrual Period Bleeding: Why it Happens, What to Do and What to Avoid
Heavy menstrual period bleeding is not a pretty topic. Heavy bleeding can cause problems at work and school. Here are some tips to help. Read on...

Test Anxiety: Coping Skills


Test Anxiety: What it is and How to Combat It
Describes the psychology and physical effects of test taking anxiety. List many ways for students, parents and teachers to prevent and heal test anxiety.
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How to Soothe a Fussy Baby


Fussy babies can seem impossible to soothe. If you have an infant that is difficult to calm, try this guide to infant care. Read on...

Sunscreen Dangers and Health Advisory


Sunscreen Dangers and Health Advisory
Commercial sunscreens contain dangerous ingredients that may do more harm than good.Consider sunscreens organic sunscreens or other ways to protect from sun.
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Mommy, My Ear Hurts! Swimmer's Ear Care


Swimmer's Ear: What is It? How Do I Treat It? How Do I Prevent It?
Swimmer's Ear is a common summer complaint. It is also easily misdiagnosed and so not treated properly. This guide will help you to care for Swimmer's Ear.
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Swine Flu aka H1N1 Virus Health Tips

Swine Flu H1N1 Pandemic Possible
Swine Flu, a Type A influenza virus broke out in Mexico and has resulted in 150 deaths so far. There are 64 cases reported in the U.S. so far (updated to 223 from time of publication). What can we do to prevent this deadly disease from becoming a pandemic? Add CDC badges to websites.
Keep your sick kids home from school. Visit www.cdc.gov/h1n1 for more information.

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