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Nutrition and Stroke Patients
Nutrition augments stroke treatment and must be administrated accordingly by the caregiver and stroke patient's family. According to research, nutrition affects...
Mushroom Spawn Making – How to Make Your Own Mushroom Spawn
One of the best things about growing mushrooms is that when you have started to grow them you can continue to grow them for...
Degenerative Disc Disease – Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression Can Help
Millions of Americans suffer from severe back and neck pain as a result Degenerative Disc Disease. DDD as it is often...
Exercises That Aid in Stroke Recovery
There are many exercises that aid in stroke recovery. There are physical, mental, and occupational exercises used by therapists during stroke...
Why People Get Pacemakers – A Symptom List
It is difficult to draw the portrait of the "typical pacemaker patient." Pacemaker patients include infants and children, athletes and schools,...
Alopecia – Women Deserve Better Care
We are seeing more and more alopecia women who approach us because they are tired of gluing hairpieces to their heads. ...
A Proven Way to Prevent a Sore Throat From Progressing to a Cold
Before I start sharing with you the proven way to prevent a sore throat from progressing to a cold, do you know...
Alopecia in Men and Women Explained
My friend's 28- and 24-year old sons both have hair problems. The former has begun to lose his hair, while his...
What Is Glaucoma and Who Does It Affect?
Pressure in the eye is usually balanced and plays an important part in the functioning of the eye. This pressure is...
What You Need to Know About the Flu – How Does the Flu Spread?
What Is the Flu? Each winter, millions of people suffer from the flu, which is a highly contagious infection. ...
When Your ENT Offers Adenoid Surgery
Adenoid surgery or adenoid removal is one of the most common ENT surgeries. But you must resort to extreme step of...
How to Choose the Best Running Shoes for Women and Men
How do I find the best running shoes? This is a question asked by millions of joggers. If you are...
What Is Multiple Systems Atrophy (MSA)?
Multiple Systems Atrophy (MSA) is the name of a family of progressive neurodegenerative diseases formerly known as Shy Drager Syndrome, Sporadic Olivopontocerebellar...
Fainting Room and Daybeds – A Story Behind the History
In the Victorian Era, daybeds were commonly used as a place for women to rest during the middle of the day. ...
American Red Cross Measles Initiative
In 1862, a book published by Jean Henri Duhant, titled Un Souvenir de Solferino, ended with this plea ... "Would...