Causes of Hair Loss
Hair loss, in both men and women, can be a difficult matter to
face. Most of the time, the individuals who are dealing with
hair loss focus solely on the prevention/treatment of hair loss
rather than the origin, which may aid in the
prevention/treatment of hair loss. Although hair loss causes
vary from person to person, there are a few main factors that
cause hair loss, such as heredity and aging.
In men, the most common causes of hair loss are heredity,
hormones and aging. These contribute to ...
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The Pain Is In Your Brain
There is an extremely important relationship between the brain,
the IML (intermediate lateral cell nucleus of the spinal cord),
and motor activity (activity that allows us to move in regards
to chronic pain syndromes). The intermediate lateral cell
nucleus, or IML, of the spinal cord drives the sympathetic
nervous system. Increasing the sympathetic tone increases the
release of norepinephrine and catecholamines through stimulation
of the adrenal medulla. When all of this occurs, the ...
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Dr Bob's Newsletter September 2004
Additional Treatment for Prostate Cancer May Enhance Improved
Outcomes
A recent article in the Journal of the American Medical
Association showed improved survival in men who underwent a
combination of androgen suppression and radiation therapies. In
the study of 206 men who had localized prostate cancer. This
study is significant because of the shortened time of male
hormone sup- pression. There are numerous side effects with long
term suppression. When compared with radiation alone ...
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Cold Laser Therapy - Hope for Arthritis
© 2004 - All Rights Reserved Cold Laser Therapy - Hope for
Arthritis by C. Bailey-Lloyd
Having had the rare, first-hand opportunity to observe cold
laser therapy treatment in action, I am impressed at its
remarkable ability to help in healing with rheumatoid arthritis.
As my dad suffers from various maladies, including having a
heart defibrilator. He was sceptical on whether he wanted to try
cold laser therapy. After a seemingly endless bout with ill
health and failed conventional ...
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Dieters need more calcium
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IHD - Serious SKin Care
Serious skin care vs. winter weather, cleansers, and stress.
Serious skin care fights the moisture stolen from skin. The
latest intensive creams are like dryness police, working night
and day to protect and replenish.
When it comes to moisturizers, they can be too rich or too
thick. Serious skin care goes well beyond cold cream and
petroleum jelly, today's skin care products are remedies for dry
skin and are packed with sophisticated ingredients. Now, natural
skin care companies think they have ...
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How safe is your make-up?
Many women wear make-up every day. It enhances appearance and
can add confidence. However many cosmetics and skin care
preparations contain carcinogenic ingredients.
Foundation creams often contain bentonite which is used to put
out fires.It suffocates the flames so that oxygen can't get
through to inflame the fire. In skincare preparations bentonite
suffocates the skin, stopping it from breathing.
Liquid foundations may contain mineral oil which is a potential
carcinogenic.
Most of us use ...
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Sciatica
If your sciatic nerve becomes inflamed, the condition is called
sciatica (pronounced si-ad'-i-ka). The pain can be intense! It
often follows the path of your nerve - down the back of your
leg, ankle, foot, and toes - but it can also radiate to your
back! Along with burning, sharp pains, you may also feel nerve
sensations such as pins-and-needles, tingling, prickling,
crawling sensations, or tenderness. Ironically, your leg may
also feel numb!
To complicate matters, although sciatica pain is ...
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
People who do repetitive tasks - housewives, secretaries, meat
cutters, assembly line workers, carpenters, musicians, computer
users and others - may be more likely to develop carpal tunnel
syndrome. Fractures, falls on the hand, and poorly designed
vibrating hand tools may also damage the palm of the hand and
cause carpal tunnel syndrome. Other causes are rheumatoid
arthritis or osteoarthritis, Paget's bone disease, multiple
myeloma, acromegaly and gout.
Your carpal (wrist) bones form a ...
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