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Friday, August 26th, 2011
Will a video game promote your good health? You bet it can, if its a Nintendo Wii fitness game! We all know the bad reputation video games have gotten in the past. It was believed video games led to a sedentary lifestyle. Parents have complained for years that their couch potato tykes do nothing but sit around day and night playing video games as their health deteriorates. And, of course, we all know the horror stories of how sofa tater children grow up to be sofa spud adolescents who can’t cut it in the adult world.
Some may disagree with these fears, but now, things have changed! Nintendo Wii video games makes these fears a thing of the past. A Wii fitness game mixes all the skill and fun of a average video game with exercise you would get, if you were actually playing it. Doctors and parents have all started to support the Wii. You may not burn as many calories as playing the actual sport, but, you will burn a significant amount and that’s a heck of a lot better…and more fun, than sitting there.
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Weeeeee, The Wii Will Get You Into Shape With Wii Fitness Games!
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Thursday, August 25th, 2011
Nutritional supplements can play a key role in the health of children and adults. Many people feel that they don’t get enough vitamins and minerals through their daily intake of food and, therefore, turn to supplements to fill in the gaps. Dietary supplements come in a variety of sizes, potencies and, of course, health claims.
Vitamins, minerals and supplements are considered to be a preventive step by building up the bodies own defenses to combat and avert colds and illnesses. Vitamin C, Calcium, vitamin E and many other supplements are considered to be beneficial in thwarting off the ill effects of common colds.
Nutritional supplements and bodybuilding supplements are taken by some sports enthusiasts as a way to enhance their performance.
Losing weight is not something one can do overnight. A carefully planned weight loss program requires common sense and certain guidelines. Unfortunately, there’s a lot of mis-informantion floating around and lots of desperate people are easily duped and ripped off. The leading experts now recommend that people who want to lose weight start increasing their physical activity. Just being more active in general (such as climbing the stairs instead of taking the elevator, moving around instead of sitting still, sitting up instead of lying down as well as showing some excitement and enthusiasm instead of boredom), are things that more effectively burns calories and reduces body fat.
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Supplements and Vitamins – Can They Enhance Your Weight Loss Goals?
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Thursday, August 25th, 2011
Green Tea Extract And Other Nutritional Supplements To Combat Breast Cancer
Most likely, there is nothing more frightening for a woman than the discovery of a lump in her breast. Her mind is quickly flooded with cancer and all of its consequences. Most women have a friend, a sister, or a coworker who has been diagnosed with the disease and know how difficult dealing with it can be. Fortunately, 80% of all breast lumps are not cancer, as most are cysts or a benign clump of tissue. From puberty on, a woman’s breasts undergo many changes. Because of these continual changes, breast tissue requires adequate nutrition. Although everyone benefits from a healthy diet, there are additional nutrients which can specifically benefit women including B vitamins, calcium D-glucarate, broccoli extract, green tea extract, maitake mushrooms, and iodine.
Because scientists can learn a lot about diseases from simply observing it, they have learned that certain cultures have a very low incidence of breast cancer, among these being China and Japan. As compared to women in America, Canada, and parts of Europe, the Asian cultures have a much lower breast cancer rate and it seems likely that something in their diet could be protecting these women from the disease because as Asian women adopt a western diet their breast cancer rates climb. It has also been recognized that certain types of vegetables play a large role in the prevention of all types of disease, including cancer. Based on this, scientists have carried out many studies to determine what it is about these nutrients that can prevent breast cancer.
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Wednesday, August 17th, 2011
Imagine for a moment a sudden outbreak of smallpox (weaponized smallpox, if your taste runs to Jack Bauer-style scenarios). Airborne, highly contagious, deadly, it has the capability of spreading across the country and beyond in weeks, if not contained with a program of vaccination-vaccination not for a few, but for everybody, as soon as possible. Easy To Insure ME has the answers
If Congress passed emergency authorization for the program, would you want a judge to block it? What if some citizens preferred not to be vaccinated? What if they promised Scout’s honor not to get smallpox, or if they did, not to give it anyone else?
Would you want the judge to halt the program on the grounds that not getting vaccinated was “inactivity,” and thus beyond Congress’s power over “to regulate commerce with foreign nations, and among the several states, and with the Indian Tribes?” Those who refused vaccination might act as reservoirs of the disease, and thus affect commerce. What if the judge conceded that point, but said Congress still couldn’t reach them because they weren’t voluntarily in the stream of commerce?
What if the judge blocked the program because Congress relied on private medical personnel to administer the vaccine? Congress could have created a program by which thousands of full-time federal employees would give the inoculations-that would be constitutional–but using non-employees made the program unconstitutional. Would that make sense?
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Monday, August 15th, 2011
Childhood obesity is a growing epidemic. Parents today are neglecting their children’s diet and exercise needs because of busier lifestyles. It is much quicker and easier to give kids ready meals and fast food and let them eat in front of the TV, than it is to create a healthy meal from fresh ingredients and eat as a family at the table. As a result more and more children are becoming obese, some morbidly. This is a very real, serious and possibly fatal threat to today’s children’s health.
Due to the lack of fresh fruit, vegetables and protein in today’s children’s diets, plus the lack of necessary exercise required, kids are growing old before their time. A study on overweight children showed that:-
- From the children studied, the average age was 13 and they had the arteries equivalent to 45yr old adults!
- 9 million children up to the age of 18 are overweight in the United States alone!
- Due to the internal damage the bad diets have caused, overweight kids could die up to 25yrs early!
- The percentage of children classed as overweight has more than doubled since the early 70′s!
- An estimated 70% of diabetes risk in the U.S. is attributed to excess weight!
- In the U.S. almost 2/3 of adults are overweight and almost 1/3 are obese!
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Childhood Obesity – The Truth About Today’s Children’s Health
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Sunday, August 14th, 2011
The Psychology of a Confident Child
Raising a confident child is key to ensuring a successful transition into adulthood. Enhancing a child’s self confidence is undoubtedly tantamount to creating healthy, stable adults. The experiences and lessons of childhood stay with us into adulthood. A confident child who is valued will feel valued throughout life. A child who feels bad and incompetent will continue to live with those feelings as an adult.
To boost a child’s confidence, it is important that they receive constant positive feedback. A few simple words such as, “That’s a lovely drawing” go far in raising self esteem. A child hearingpositive reinforcement will keep trying harder. A confident child who doesn’t receive positive feedback will soon wonder if it can do anything right and if any effort is really worth it.
Children thrive on encouragement. The world is filled with so many things that to a child seem impossible to accomplish or understand. Encouraging a youngster leads to the realization that he or she can do things and solve problems. Such a realization is a tremendous confidence-enhancer.
Confident children are permitted to stretch their limits. If a parent rigidly chooses what a child wears every day, the child will reach the conclusion that it is incapable of making such a decision. A child that is allowed to make some of its own choices learns that it can be in control of its life. With a growing sense of control the child learns to rely on itself rather than an adult world.
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Sunday, August 14th, 2011
Though most of the people love monsoon season, it also creates conditions favorable for growth of insects. Insects like cockroaches, mosquitoes, and housefly are menace. They give rise to many diseases which might even be deadly. It is very important to make your home and office free of this entire nuisance. Using an effective insect killer is just perfect solution to kill these insects.
These innocent looking insects can drive you crazy. Even single mosquito bite can make you bed ridden with high fever for even a month. You can get rid of insects as there are many insect killers available today in the market. However, Insect killers are made from poisonous chemicals and can have allergic reaction on humans. Before use, make sure that none of your family members is allergic to the insect killer.
Insect killers are not only meant for home purposes but also for garden purposes. It is very important to protect your plants from insect as pests and insects can create havoc on plants if not killed. When thinking of buying an insect killer, make sure about your requirements and expectations.
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Friday, August 12th, 2011
Scientology Magazine Psychiatry Article Earns Religion Communicators Council Award
The Church of Scientology’s Freedom Magazine article on psychiatric screening was awarded the DeRose-Hinkhouse Memorial Award from the Religion Communicators Council (RCC).
Freedom Magazine, a Church of Scientology International publication has been recognized by the Religion Communicators Council (RCC) with the 2009 DeRose-Hinkhouse Memorial Awards Certificate of Merit for writing on the web. The award went to Psychiatric Screening: Destroying Lives for Profit, for its dispassionate look at the facts and figures of this psychiatric experiment and its casualties-our children.
The award-winning article details the case of Aliah Gleason, who was taken from school without her parents’ consent and placed in Austin State Hospital. Aliah was hospitalized simply because her parents refused to place their 11-year-old daughter on dangerous psychiatric drugs that the FDA warns “increase the risk of suicidal thinking and behavior (suicidality) in children and adolescents.” And Aliah was prescribed these drugs based only on her answers to the questions in a school-based psychiatric screening program.
The Freedom feature traces the background of this experiment in human behavior, finding that such programs have ties to multibillion-dollar interests that will profit enormously from their implementation.
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Thursday, August 11th, 2011
School Based Mental Health Services Reduce School Violence
We live in a complicated world requiring complex skills. We must prepare our children to cope and to compete. They need reading, social studies, science and math more than ever, but they also need social skills, problem solving, superior reasoning and good mental health. There is a societal need to reduce the incidence of violence in our schools, as well.
When children and teens are focused on problems at home or within themselves, they often do not do well in school. School success and good mental health are intrinsically tied together. Additionally, school success and good mental health are linked to life success. Identifying those youth who are in need of help can reduce suffering and improve mental health, school success, and life success. Good mental health aids development, learning, interpersonal relationships, and the ability to cope with stress more effectively.
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Thursday, August 11th, 2011
Cryotherapy (also known as cryosurgery) can be described as the application of extreme cold to destroy abnormal or diseased tissue. For our articles purposes, cryotherapy is a process in which a chemical, usually nitrous oxide or liquid nitrogen is used to freeze off genital warts (or warts generally). It is most often recommended because it is a relatively inexpensive and effective treatment which is fast, normally quite painless and in many cases, very effective if there are only a few warts present.
Cryotherapy is normally recommended by doctors to treat stubborn warts in adults and older children, being effectual for both dry and moist warts, externally and internally. Treatment can be done in the doctor’s office or a local clinic making it an extremely accessible method of treatment for patients.
Although it can at times be uncomfortable, cryotherapy does not usually result in scarring but it can occasionally cause pain during the procedure. There have been known to be a few other side effects during the process including skin irritation, swelling, blistering and ulceration. Cryotherapy of the rectum and surrounding area is painful and less successful than cryotherapy elsewhere on the body but warts on the shaft of the penis and vulva generally respond very well to the treatment.
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The Effects of Cryotherapy on Genital Warts
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