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1875
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Understanding Sleep Apnea
The sleeping problem called sleep apnea is well known today. Certain pauses in the air intake that cause the patients to wake up throughout the night are a major problem faced by many people. People with this sleeping disorder will feel drowsy with severe headache when they wake up. Their whole day will be ruined because of their drowsiness.
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Kristina Keffer |
Apr-30-2009
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1791
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How To Choose a Comfortable CPAP Mask
The pause of flow of air intake while sleeping is called as “sleep apnea”. This sleeping disorder makes the patient miss one or two breaths while he is asleep. This cycle continues frequently, making the person wake up completely and thereby disrupting the sleep pattern. Thankfully, with the advancements in medical technology there is a perfect solution for this sleeping problem.
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By
Kristina Keffer |
Apr-30-2009
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1519
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Hearing Loss Solutions
Losing one’s hearing is not a milestone that an individual typically looks forward to in life. However, thanks to the growing number of solutions to this nearly unavoidable occurrence, it is no longer something to be feared. Hearing aids are becoming a very valuable resource to many aging Americans today.
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By
Kristina Keffer |
Apr-29-2009
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1117
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Wrinkle Review: Finding the Right Anti-Wrinkle Cream
Wrinkles. Everyone gets them, and no one likes them. In the past, people thought it was just something you had to deal with. It’s just one of those things that you accept with old age, right? Wrong.
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By
Linda Grey |
Apr-28-2009
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902
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Exercises For Plantar Fasciitis and Orthotic Inserts: A Good Formula to Relieve Heel Pain
If you’re like many people, you may be suffering from plantar pain that is so painful that it may hinder enjoying certain things in life. One of the most common foot ailments is plantar pain. The soreness can start off as an irritating pain that you feel sometimes, and develop into an intense pain that is felt every day.
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By
Fred Solomon |
Apr-21-2009
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1158
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Massage Therapy and Your Health
Massage therapy has been around for a long time. Throughout the world people use this type of holistic medicine. Hippocrates detailed how a physician could give a therapeutic massage to help a patient's overall health.
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By
Candace Parksons |
Apr-21-2009
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1678
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Customizing community, public and private pools
The definition of a swimming pool includes: a concrete excavation filled with water and is used for swimming; this is definitely a bland definition of what a pool should be.
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By
David Christopher |
Apr-18-2009
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944
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Healthy, Organic Alternatives for Pets and their People- Birkdale Medicinals Opens a Facility in MI
BirkDale Medicinals, the leader in alternative Dog Cancer treatment, announces a new face to face facility in Michigan. Human and Canine holistic, organic supplements available at facility and online.
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By
Julie Strawsburg Mayes |
Apr-17-2009
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1881
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Playground Safety
Playgrounds, adorned with the latest outdoor play equipment and structures, are great venues for children to develop their motor abilities, cognitive aptitude, and socializing skills. But sometimes, playgrounds pose hazards to children, even if all their child playground equipment have met and satisfied every safety standard.
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By
David Christopher |
Apr-14-2009
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1160
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Playground equipment promotes play among children, develops motor and cognitive skills
A child’s first six years is the molding stage where the foundation of knowledge is the basis and skills are inculcated. How a child morphs into a unique individual is the result of a child’s own hereditary traits and his or her immediate environment, interactions and experiences during those years. Speaking of immediate environment, theorists and child behavior experts, regardless of their fields, agree that play is an essential part of a child’s developmental years.
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By
David Christopher |
Apr-10-2009
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1094
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Neurotransmitter Testing: How Detecting Neurotransmitter Imbalance Can Help You to Feel Better, Fast
Neurotransmitters, chemicals in our brains that work as messengers between brain cells, are responsible for most of what goes on in our bodies. They regulate our behavior, our emotions, our ability to learn, and the way we sleep.
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By
Valerie Balandra NP |
Apr-08-2009
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1113
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Industries and public facilities that would implement playground equipment
Playgrounds are designed for kids. And where a huge number of children converge, playgrounds replete with all the play structures are most likely there too. Most people already recognize the importance of the playground and the crucial role it plays in the progressing development of a child. But from a child’s own simplistic point of view, a playground is his territory, his realm so to speak.
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By
David Christopher |
Apr-07-2009
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1105
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Master-planned communities
Who would not want to live in a home where the neighbors are nice, the streets are clean, facilities and amenities like play structures and outdoor play equipment are top of the line, and living in itself is a breeze? By these standards, having a home inside a master-planned community would be a dream come true for parents and their children.
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By
David Christopher |
Apr-04-2009
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1019
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Is Sugar Really That Bad For You?
You've probably seen that commercial - the one where a mother sadly contemplates the mountains of sugar her family consumes daily. Her children pile it on their cereal, then snack on sugar-laden treats washed down with corn syrup-based beverages.
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By
Valerie Balandra NP |
Apr-02-2009
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1059
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Natural Ways to Reduce Memory Loss and Improve Your Memory Skill
Do you occasionally have one of those “senior moments” where you walk into a room and then totally blank out on why you went in there, or scramble mentally to remember the name of a person to whom you were just introduced?
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By
Valerie Balandra NP |
Apr-02-2009
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1339
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Coping With Stress at Work
Stress is becoming a much greater threat at work. On top of the stress you have at work, you also have to deal with the usual stress concerning your personal life. With the terrible economy and all of the layoffs taking place, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and stressed out.
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By
Meghna Naidu |
Apr-02-2009
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1842
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Foot Arch Pain In Runners: Treatment Using Orthotic Insoles
Foot pain in athletes can be excruciating. Once you encounter heel or arch pain, it may be difficult to adjust your lifestyle if you are used to being active. It is important for runners to be aware of the symptoms and treatments for some of the more common types of heel or foot arch injuries. To treat heel pain in athletes effectively, you must first understand the causes.
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By
Fred Solomon |
Mar-31-2009
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1281
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Tips for a Healthy Colon Through Proper Diet
The average person's diet is horrible and loaded with useless carbohydrates and sugars that stall the metabolism and have created the worst obesity epidemic the world has ever known.
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By
Matt Peterson |
Mar-30-2009
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1659
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Testing for Drugs in the Work Place is Worldwide, Not Just in U.S.
It’s easy to assume when you live in the United States that what we do in this country doesn’t always apply elsewhere. When it comes to drug testing employees for drugs and alcohol, the rest of the world is cracking the whip on drug free policies.
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By
Melissa Peterman |
Mar-27-2009
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1407
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With EtG Testing, What is The Difference Between Urine Alcohol Testing and Hair Alcohol Testing?
It can be confusing to know what the difference between EtG urine alcohol testing verses EtG Hair alcohol testing, when it comes to testing for long term alcohol use, which method is best?
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By
Melissa Peterman |
Mar-27-2009
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1186
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Test Your Employees for Drugs and Alcohol and Take Your Office off the Statistics List
If you think about all the occupations out there that need their employees to be at the top of their game- i.e. all of them, wouldn’t it scare you to know how many employers don’t test their employees for drugs and alcohol?
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By
Melissa Peterman |
Mar-27-2009
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1153
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New Alcohol Testing Devices Have Parents and Teachers Talking
Recent discoveries of new alcohol testing devices are changing the way teachers, high school and university counselors are screening for alcohol abuse. Most of the community is thrilled with the findings, whereas some parent’s are not so sure.
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By
Melissa Peterman |
Mar-27-2009
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1368
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Keeping Your Employees Safe and Your Office Legal
How much is too much when it comes to keeping your office safe? Is your office prepared for an emergency? Are your employees safe? What you don’t know about your employees’ habits outside work could affect your company’s overall performance.
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Melissa Peterman |
Mar-27-2009
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1583
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It’s No Crime Scene at Your Office- It’s just Drug Follicle Hair Testing
Pre-employment drug and alcohol testing, random testing and testing in schools and in the courts is as common place as asking for your social security number but asking for bodily fluids is still intrusive.
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By
Rebecca Beckett |
Mar-27-2009
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1272
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In Several Categories Hair Alcohol Testing Surpasses Traditional Methods of Testing
Breathalyzers, sweat and urine alcohol testing are all reliable methods of testing people for alcohol abuse but when compared to hair alcohol testing, no other method of alcohol testing stands up to it’s unfailing evidence.
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By
Melissa Peterman |
Mar-27-2009
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