Archive for February, 2007



Mental Strategies For Effective Home Workouts Posted By : Nitin Chhoda

Wednesday 28 February 2007 @ 12:26 pm

Tips and tricks to improve effectiveness of home workouts using mind techniques.

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Uncovering The Oldest Antiaging Secret Posted By : Michelle Bery -

Wednesday 28 February 2007 @ 12:19 pm

Who among us does not wish to grow old gracefully with beautiful skin, strong muscles, and, most importantly, a healthy body? Cultures the world over each has their own secrets when it comes to staying young and vital. And the countless department store counters give credence to our quest as a society; displaying row upon row of anti-wrinkle cream, antiaging masks, and the like. Medically speaking, society pops all manner of pills in an effort to hold aging at bay. In all o…

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Why Hire A Trainer? Posted By : Sonja Scali -

Wednesday 28 February 2007 @ 12:16 pm

Fitness is a journey, and your body is the elite sports car, the most special gift you have been given, that will get you to your destination. If you would like to take the quickest and the surest route to your destination of physical fitness then you may want to hire a personal physical fitness trainer.Why hire a trainer? Getting fit is more complex than it looks. Consider the following questions:Did you know that there are more than 1000 exercises that can be pe…

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Review Of Omega Massages New 5000 Deluxe Massage Chair Posted By : Alan Weidner -

Wednesday 28 February 2007 @ 12:03 pm

There are so many features and spoiled rotten bonuses in the Omega M-5000 Deluxe Massage Chair, which you might have a hard time getting out of this chair. Starting with the overall appearance of this handsome chair, down to the technology and extras, there are enough treats to spoil just about any person who wants to be spoiled.Genuine premium Ox hide leather covers this chair beautifully to allow the softest, most comfortable seat in the house. In addition, an ergon…

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Cold Sores: 7 Tips To Fight The Beast Posted By : Linda Brown -

Wednesday 28 February 2007 @ 8:50 am

Do you have a cold sore today? Would you know if you did? The cold sore, sometimes referred to as a fever blister, is a tiny but painful blister that occurs on the face — usually in the region of the mouth, lips, and nose.When a cold sore first appears, it is a tiny pimple-like skin infection. It gradually develops into larger blister-like sore, filled with fluid and very painful.When the blister ruptures, the appearance of the cold sore becomes more yellow and dry -…

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Surgical repair for abdominal hernias Posted By : Groshan Fabiola

Wednesday 28 February 2007 @ 8:45 am

Hernias are caused by weak spots of the abdominal wall allowing different abdominal contents to protrude through anatomical abdominal canals.

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Individual Health Can Be Influenced By Your Lifestyle Posted By : Ann Marier -

Wednesday 28 February 2007 @ 8:23 am

Just fifty years ago, we weren’t faced with ten different flus of notorious proportions. There was just the flu. World travel has now made it possible for a dangerous flu from Hong Kong to be transported in a matter of hours to San Francisco. Today, there are conditions we’d never heard of until doctors decided it deserved a name and some bright chemist came up with a pill to get rid of the symptoms.Does this new way of interpreting health strike a suspicious note in yo…

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Keep Your Circadian Rhythm Happy And Sleep Tight Posted By : Jeff Foster -

Wednesday 28 February 2007 @ 8:20 am

If you have ever experienced the effects of jet lag, or felt very tired after working rotating shifts during the week, then what you have technically experienced is your body’s circadian rhythm has been adversely affected.The word circadian comes from the Latin words circa and diem which translated into English, means about a day. But as far as your body is concerned, one day simply refers to a 24-hour period.Circadian, although generally associated with the sleep…

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Save A Life - Know These Less Common Asthma Triggers Posted By : Abigail Franks -

Wednesday 28 February 2007 @ 8:14 am

If you’ve spent any time around an allergy or asthma sufferer, you’re probably aware of some of the most common things that can trigger or cause an inflammation of the lungs airwaves are respiratory passages. These more common asthma and allergy triggers include:Dust and Dust Mites.Pets, Animals, and Pet DanderCockroaches and Bug InfestationsCertain Pollens and Natural SubstancesMoldAnd Some Air PollutantsThese are considered allergy related triggers that ca…

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Major Reasons For Childhood Obesity Posted By : Dan Dailey -

Wednesday 28 February 2007 @ 8:01 am

There’s considerable hype in the news about the incidence of childhood obesity and the risks. As usual, scare stories abound with calls for government intervention and/or large-scale social changes. But apart from the over-the-top reactions, there are some basic facts that remain.With the increase in the availability and lower cost of food in Western countries, all but the poorest individuals are at no risk of starving. At the same time, convenience foods, fast food e…

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