Archive for April 2009
Does Cellulite Firming Lotion Actually Work?
One of the biggest issues with cellulite is that even after you loose a lot of weight and get back into shape, you can still have cellulite. There are a number of really thin women who have cellulite on their buttocks, thighs and other parts of their body. Read the rest of this entry »
Genes 'have key role in autism'
Scientists produce the most compelling evidence to date that genetics play a key role in autism and related conditions.
Information for Women About Natural Hormone Replacement Therapy
Bioidentical " natural hormone replacement Read the rest of this entry »
Suicides 'unchanged by pill ban'
Restrictions on the use of antidepressants in teenagers have not had an impact on suicide rates, a study suggests.
Cellulite Detox Diet to Eliminate Cellulite
How effective is cellulite detox in eliminating that stubborn body fat? Many women today are concerned about their cellulite problems. This has led them to seek various ways to get rid of cellulite including detox diets, exercise plans and vitamin supplements. Read the rest of this entry »
'Bleach bath' benefit for eczema
Adding bleach to a bath may help treat chronic eczema, US researchers say, but experts warn specialist care is needed.
Anxiety Stress Management Skills You Must Know To Protect Your Health
Consequences of unchecked stress can be dire. Research has linked some of the major causes of death (heart disease, accidents, suicide, and cancer among them) to stress. Many other physical problems that lead us to our doctors' offices can also be traced to stress: sleeping and eating disorders, back pain, headaches, high blood pressure etc. Stress anxiety management is the essential first step in protecting our health and, ultimately, prolonging our lives. Read the rest of this entry »
Walnuts 'reduce breast cancer risk'
Eating walnuts may help to reduce the risk of developing breast cancer, research suggests.
Are Plantar warts Restricting Your Activities?
In the United States, 7% - 10% of the population has warts. In fact, warts are the most common of all skin infections. Plantar warts are non-cancerous growths that appear on the plantar surface of the foot -- typically on the sole, the heel, or the ball of the foot. You will typically see small black dots in the wart which are actually blood vessel capillaries. These nourish the wart. As for size, plantar warts can start very small but occasionally grow to cover most of the sole of the foot. Read the rest of this entry »
Doctors criticise 'gay treatment'
Plans to promote medical treatment for homosexuality at a religious conference are criticised by psychiatrists.