Tonsils are the two masses of tissue at the back of your throat. They act as filters and prevent harmful germs from entering your body to infect you. Tonsils produce antibodies that help fight infection. Sometimes tonsils get swollen and infected, this condition is known as tonsillitis. Its important to treat your tonsils or this […]
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How Birth Order Affects Child’s Personality [nextpage title=”…”] Everyone on earth is a different individual with different personality. There are many factors that play significant roles making us what we eventually become. Traditional families often wish to have more than one child. Apart from genes and personality traits of the parents the order of children
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Unborn Babies and Depression By Divya Shree Edited By Stephanie Dawson Reviewed By Nima Shei MD Unborn babies womb share almost everything the mother goes through during pregnancy, from food she eats to the emotions she goes through, everything impacts the development of the baby in the womb. New research found that some mothers can
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Hereditary Angioedema, or HAE, A Few Facts By Stephanie Dawson Hereditary Angioedema, or HAE, is a rare inherited disorder also known as Quincke’s disease. Its caused by low levels of C1 inhibitor, an important protein. The hallmark symptoms include swelling, restricted breathing, abdominal cramping, and swelling of the intestines. Medical events often trigger symptoms after
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4 Unexplained and Dangerous Teenage Fads By Monica Salas [Last Updated on May 16th 2014] Staying up late, playing loud music, reckless driving, not cleaning up after themselves, not following rules is not something parents should even worry about these days. Now if you want to see what your kids are up to, you just
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Summer is here! That time of the year when we all go to the pool, the kids get excited about spending the whole day having fun in the sun and swimming, we all keep in count that it is essential to bring sunblock to protect our skin from the radiant sun also the towel for
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Water is not only one of the best medicines for our bodies and spirits, apparently it’s wonderful for our brains too. Did you know that students who drink water before taking an exam do up to 15% better than those who do not? Although scientists can explain the reason of why a drink of water
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Autism spectrum disorder is known as a complex developmental disability and includes conditions previously called autism, pervasive development disorder, and Asperger’s syndrome, presented during the first three years of a person’s life. Even though the causes are not known, it is believed that the condition is the result of a neurological disorder that has an
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A growing number of American kids are diagnosing with autism everyday it seems the trend is still upward. For example in 2002 the Center for Disease Control (CDC) estimated that autism affected about 1 in 150 children. However by 2012 the CDC estimate had dramatically jumped to 1 in 88. More surprisingly, according to the
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One of the oldest and most highly regarded herbs for soothing digestion is peppermint; it has a strong, clean, fresh, minty aroma. Peppermint essential oil that is therapeutic grade, is highly concentrated and extremely powerful, imagine that just one drop of Young Living Peppermint oil is equivalent to 28 cups of tea, and here are
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Eating a healthy diet before and during pregnancy is one of the best things one can do for the future health of her baby and herself. During pregnancy, the body’s metabolism and requirements are different and therefore, the pregnant women require a shift in their diet. One of the main important principles of diet during
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Therapy dogs are wonderful creatures that bring joy and all positive emotions to the life of people in hospitals, hospices, learning centers and etc. They come in different sizes and breeds, but their main characteristic is their temperament. It’s been shown that therapy dogs lower the stress levels and blood pressure in people who
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It’s January 3rd and the coolest baby photo of the year is already out! A baby grabbing the doctor’s hand from inside the womb during a C-section. The photo is already going viral on Facebook after Alicia Atkins, the mother, posted it on Facebook earlier this week. Amazing, isn’t it? Here is Alicia’s interview with
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Custody issues are stressful enough, having to communicate with your spouse or former spouse over them can be a minefield. Being expected to communicate and coordinate schedules with someone that you may have a contentious relationship is at times difficult and at other times impossible. Fortunately technology is available to make communications and coordination easier,
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This May Be the Clearest Video Ever of What Babies Do in the Womb Wow! For the first time ever, scientists have shown that babies yawn in the womb. In fact they yawn frequently, up to 6 times every hour; and this may help them to have stronger jaws after birth. All
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Five Warning Signs That Your Child is Using Drugs Raising a teenager can be trying, but living with one suffering from addiction creates a host of new challenge that need to be handled delicately, says Johnny Patout, CEO of New Beginnings Recovery Center, the leading teen residential treatment program in the Southwest and one recognized
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A new study published in The Journal of Pediatrics shows that your child’s birth date might influence his/her performance in school. The children who are younger in a class perform worse on tests than their older classmates.In addition, younger students are significantly more diagnosed as Attention Deficit/ Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) children and are often prescribed
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Sneezing is one of the important functions of the body. It helps the immune system to fight against germs by clearing the nose of bacteria and viruses. Interestingly, sneeze happens because of some nerves that are triggered by a stimulus and this happens only when we’re awake. So during sleep we don’t sneeze. Sneeze is so
