Wednesday, December 26, 2012

Seven Secrets of Crying for Health

google Crying is not a sign of a person's character is whiny or weak. Crying may occur due to excitement and sadness. Crying or tears it can be a useful panacea for a healthy body and mind. What is it? Eradicate Bacteria Tears are a natural eye drops that serves as a natural antibacterial. Contained in the tear fluid called lisozom to kill about...
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Tuesday, December 25, 2012

Self Reflection, The Right Way to Move On

Not everyone can move on after a breakup. However, drawn on the matter is also not good.Actually a lot of things which is the reason of inability to move on. But there are some ways to cope. Following his review, as reported Yourtango. Self-reflectionTake time to reflect on all that happened in the story of your love. This is a reflection of the...
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Monday, December 24, 2012

Smart Math Strategies Tricks

Thinkstock Mathematics is often used as an indicator of intelligence. If the value is higher then the math is also high intelligence. This assumption is often made parents worry and complain if his poor math scores. Now parents do not have to worry anymore, because recent studies have found that children clever tricks in mathematics. Recent studies...
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Loneliness Can Trigger Decrease Brain Function

People who feel alone and lonely at high risk of dementia. Researchers concluded Arkin Mental Health Center, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, after observations of 2200 participants aged 65-86 years. Dementia is a term used to describe the syndrome of functional decline in brainpower. In a report published by the journal Neurology, Neurosurgery and...
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Sunday, December 23, 2012

Television in Rooms Children Trigger Obesity

If you belong to one parent who gave a television in the child's room facilities? You should be wary because of the placement of a television in the child's room can lead to obesity.A team from the Pennington Biomedical Research Center in Los Angeles to conduct research on the child's risk for obesity due to watching television in the bedroom, so that...
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Saturday, December 22, 2012

New menu-labeling rules for restaurants

Federal experts hope providing nutritional facts on restaurant menus can decrease the obesity rate. Keith Hale~Sun-Times  A new federal law will soon make American diners far more aware of just what they are eating — but it might not change what they order. The law will force chain restaurants to disclose the amount of calories, fat and...
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Friday, December 21, 2012

Single Women More Prone to Depression

istockphoto Although the marriage did not promise smooth life, in fact, a commitment was chosen. They feel happier and have better mental quality compared with those who choose to live single.A study showed that there are about 20 to 35 percent of single women who are prone to depression, compared with only married women were 10 percent.   Studies...
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Thursday, December 20, 2012

Rehabilitation of Older People After Hip (proximal femoral) Fracture

By: Professor David Stott & Dr Helen Handoll Proximal femoral, or 'hip', fracture is a major health problem in older age. It is a common condition, with a lifetime risk of around 17.5% for white women and 6% for white men.[1] It occurs predominantly in older people, and is strongly associated with comorbidity, including under-nutrition, frailty, and impaired physical and cognitive function. The burden on society from hip fracture is huge and increasing. Prompt surgical fixation is an important...
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Wednesday, December 19, 2012

While Sitting, Baby Can Learn Faster

dailymail  If your baby is able to sit down, try to get him in a fun activity to practice learning. According to a new study published the journal Developmental Psychology, infants can learn better when they are sitting. "An important part of human cognitive development is the ability to understand whether an object is the same or different...
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