2015

Sermorelin Acetate Found To Produce An Array Of Health Benefits

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The news that human growth hormone (HGH) inside your body can be activated to produce adequate amounts of growth hormone that makes you taller is great news for children who do not show proper height growth expected for their age. Adults reportedly can use the hormone for growth as well. Sermorelin Acetate, also referred to as GH-RH, is a growth hormone-releasing hormone that accelerates HGH production, but it also offers a number of other health benefits as well.

16 December 2015

3 Things Parents Need To Know About Little League Elbow Syndrome

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Organized sports are a good way to make sure your child gets the exercise they need to stay healthy, but with sports, come sports injuries. One injury that your child may develop is little league elbow syndrome, also known as medial epicondylitis, and overuse injury. Here are three things you need to know about this injury. What are the signs of little league elbow syndrome? If your child experiences little league elbow syndrome, they will complain that their elbow is sore.

1 December 2015

Four Surgical and Non-Surgical Options For Dark Circles Under Your Eyes

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Few signs of aging are as noticeable as the changes surrounding your eyes, particularly the development of dark circles and lines. While fine laugh lines are subtle and may even lend you an air of wisdom, dark circles only make you look tired, depressed and old, and you may feel frustrated or lose self-confidence every time someone tells you to get more sleep. Thankfully, there are both surgical and non-surgical methods available to treat this unattractive condition, depending on its underlying cause and your own preferences.

13 November 2015

Practical Methods For Avoiding Dry Skin This Winter

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Winter is coming faster than you know. Pretty soon the air will be dry and cold, and your skin will be dry and cold along with it. Knowing how to prevent winter time dry skin can help ensure comfort throughout the season. These tips will help you fight dry skin and seek treatment when necessary. Fight the Urge to Take Hot Showers It may be cold outside, but taking hot showers to compensate can make your skin dry and flaky.

16 October 2015

Planning Ahead For Your Next Natural Disaster

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Where natural disasters are concerned, planning for the eventuality is important because it's only a matter of time until the next event. On the other hand, it could be years before that time runs out and you're actually faced with an emergency, so it's important that any preparations you do make will be just as useful in a day as they will be in a decade. Being prepared for a natural disaster doesn't necessarily mean stockpiling resources and disaster survival kits and staying put though, so make sure you're also addressing the likelihood of being evacuated.

30 September 2015

Three Reasons Why Eye Exams Should Be On Your Back-To-School Checklist

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While you are busy shopping for supplies and clothes for the new school year, you should consider scheduling an eye exam for each of your children before the school year starts. Here are three reasons why a visit to the optometrist or ophthalmologist should be on your back-to-school checklist. Poor Vision Can Lead To Problems In The Classroom If your child isn't able to see the chalkboard clearly or read the text in school books, he or she will have a difficult time keeping up with the rest of the class.

14 September 2015

Simple Ways To Improve Your Coffee Experience At Home

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Regardless of hype or advertizing, anything you can make at home is almost always better tasting and better for you than the retail equivalent. This is even more true with coffee, since you have the option of controlling virtually the entire process in your own kitchen, short of picking and roasting the beans. Building a better experience all comes down to two things though: space and ingredients. Your Designated Coffee Area

1 September 2015

Stop The Dinner Table Stress: How Occupational Therapy Can Help Reduce Mealtime Drama

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Have you tried everything to get your child to just take a bite of a new food? Are mealtimes stressful because you can't get him or her to eat what the rest of the family is consuming? Welcome to life with a picky eater.  However, what we sometimes think of as pickiness may actually be a sensory disorder. Sensory processing disorder, or SPD, affects as many as 16 percent of U.

27 August 2015

Psychiatric Attendant Jobs: What You Need To Know About This Interesting And Challenging Career

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Psychiatric attendants or aides (PA) and technicians typically work in state mental health hospitals and other psychiatric facilities, in the mental health units of local hospitals, or veteran's hospitals: Training and Education You would need a high school diploma or equivalent to apply. Training is done in-house typically but CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant) training/certification and/or experience is helpful and applicable to the job. So is QMA (Qualified Medication Aide) training and certification.

12 August 2015

3 Steps Women With Urination Incontinence Problems Should Take

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Urination incontinence problems can be embarrassing, messy, and difficult to cope with. If you or another woman in your life are having this problem, this guide may be able to shed some light on the matter. Here are three steps you should follow to improve urination incontinence symptoms. Do Kegel Exercises   Kegel exercises are great for women to perform for their overall bladder and vaginal health, but they're particularly useful if you're having trouble holding your bladder.

31 July 2015