Month: August 2010

Back pain under the left rib cage is a dilemma for all patients suffering from it. Any constant pain is viewed by doctors as a very serious disorder or disease and requires immediate attention and cure. The rib cage is a formation that is composed by the thoracic vertebrae and ribs, sternum-breastbone, andRead More

The medical term for white spots on skin is vitiligo or leucoderma. It’s a skin disease in which the skin loses its color due to some genetic or environmental causes. The white spots appear as patches of white skin without pigment. White spots on skin are common in people who suffer from autoimmuneRead More

Jelly Belly. Love Handles. Dunlap Disease. Whatever you want to call it, the excess fat around your midsection that wiggles and jiggles in all the wrong places just isn’t pretty. Not only is belly fat unattractive, it can be downright dangerous to your health. Extra fat carried around your abdomen can increase yourRead More

Few very good masks to lighten the skin tone and add a glow to the complexion. continue to care your skin is always important to maintain your skin and look fresh all the time. Mix 1 table spoon of milk powder, 1 table spoon of honey, 1 table spoon of lemon juice, and ½Read More

Easy Ways to Lose Weight in 2 Weeks 1. Beware scale obsession – weight should come off slowly – a half pound to one pound a week – as a result of cutting junk calories while fueling your body properly for the next workout and recovery. Think of your body as a highRead More

Trying to bottle feed a newborn baby will require many baby bottles and the ability to sterilize both the bottles and nippers so as to ensure they remain bacteria free. Baby bottle sterilizers are a great inexpensive way to sterilize and clean baby bottles at the same time. These days, parents have theRead More

Gum disease is an infection of the tissues surrounding and supporting the teeth. It is often described as a sneaky disease because you may have it and not be aware of it. Gum Disease is a major cause of tooth loss in adults. The two stages of gum disease are called gingivitis andRead More

Throughout the day it’s inevitable that you’ll come into contact with foods and drinks that stain teeth at some point or another. And while that can’t really be avoided you can do things after to limit the staining damage they’ll cause. In this article you’ll learn some tricks you can use to help whitenRead More

Sometimes, you will hear people or doctors refer to TMJ, which is the acronym for the temporomandibular joint, itself. The jaw joint, in front of the ear, is a ball and socket joint where the lower jaw (mandible) connects with the temporal bone of the skull. Between the two bones is a cartilageRead More

However it is really obvious that whatever other factors are at play in our life, just about every illness, mental acuity, sexual performance, mood and the quality of life itself depends on our blood circulation. In an age where we have poisoned ourselves by allowing scientists and greedy corporations to refine our food,Read More

Alexandra and Philippe Cousteau inspect tarballs that have washed up on a beach in Alabama. Image courtesy of Philippe Cousteau I got word last night on the way to Alabama that Larry King is doing a two-hour special telethon and that they want me to be a special field correspondent to film andRead More

Fish Oil-Circulation Problems Removed with Fish Oil? How? How can fish oil remove cholesterol problems? This article will answer that question along with what is good and bad cholesterol? What is the best health approach? Dietary & Lifestyle Changes One of the first recommendations that most doctors make is to reduce your intakeRead More

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Note: This post is the first edition of a weekly series where PickTheBrain will review a book or product relevant to self improvement. This review represents the honest opinion of the author, but we would like to disclose that we receive a small referral commission on orders. A wise man is the masterRead More

One of the first tricks in Penn and Teller’s Las Vegas show begins when Teller—the short, quiet one—strolls onstage with a lit cigarette, inhales, drops it to the floor, and stamps it out. Then he takes another cigarette from his suit pocket and lights it. No magic there, right? But then Teller pivots soRead More

Magicians have been testing and exploiting the limits of cognition and attention for hundreds of years. Neuroscientists are just beginning to catch up By Susana Martinez-Conde and Stephen L. Macknik he spotlight shines on the magician’s assistant. The woman in the tiny white dress is a luminous beacon of beauty radiating from the stage to theRead More

An unnamed British dairy farmer said he used milk from a cow produced from a cloned parent, the New York Times has reported. Foodstuffs produced from cloned animals must get approval before being sold, according to the Food Standards Agency. The FSA said it had not approved the milk, labelled a “novel food”,Read More

Calcium supplements taken by many older people could be increasing their risk of a heart attack, research shows. The study, in the British Medical Journal, said people who took supplements were 30% more likely to have a heart attack. Data from 11 trials also suggested the medicines were not very effective at preventingRead More

WHAT ARE MY DAILY WATER NEED? Common effects of physical dehydration What happens if you don’t drink enough water? Well, if you drink too little water it is called dehydration and can cause tiredness, poor concentration, a lower level of alertness, regular headaches and mood swings. It can also effect your digestion and leadRead More

Nutritious chocolate is made of cocoa paste, cocoa butter, and sugar. The seeds of the fruit of the cacao tree (native to Central and South America) produce the cocoa paste and cocoa butter. The cacao seeds are fermented, roasted, and ground into a paste. The basis for all chocolate and cocoa products is nonalcoholic chocolateRead More

Chocolate which is high in cocoa solids (70% or more) is now recognised as having many qualities that are beneficial to health, Chocolate contains essential trace elements and nutrients such as iron, calcium and potassium, and vitamins A. B1, C, D, and E. Cocoa is also the highest natural source for Magnesium. MagnesiumRead More

Eating dark chocolate could help control diabetes and blood pressure, Italian experts say. Researchers found eating 100g of dark chocolate each day for 15 days lowered blood pressure in the 15 person-study. The University of L’Aquila team also found the body’s ability to metabolise sugar – a problem for people with diabetes –Read More