Articles, tagged with "green leafy vegetables", page 1
04th November 2011
According to the World Health Organisation almost two thirds of blind people worldwide are women and girls. Women are also prone to develop dry eye problems more than men. There are several ways to keep the eyes healthy to prevent serious eye problems fro...
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Author:
Kate Dawson
12th September 2011
In case you have fibroids, you may have already thought of your treatment options. In case you are like many women and you are feeling that conventional treatment leaves quite a lot to be desired, you may have decided to try all natural cure for fibroids....
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Author:
stevhp7eap
16th August 2011
Everyone could not resist the temptation of delicious foods. But the overnight foods not only lose the fresh taste, but only are harmful to health. How much do you know?
Could people eat overnight eggs? If the eggs are not completely cooked, it will br...
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Author:
Emma111
15th April 2011
The main reason of a 100% natural remedy for fibroids in your uterus is to eliminate the root causes, to let the body efficiently becomes a neutralized environment where fibroids simply cannot grow or survive. This is completely different to standard reme...
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Author:
stevhp7eap
13th April 2011
The primary goal of a 100% natural cure for fibroids in your uterus is to eliminate the root causes, to ensure that your body efficiently becomes a neutralized surroundings where fibroids really cannot get bigger or survive. That is totally different to t...
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Author:
stevhp7eap
07th March 2011
Scalp eczema is also called seborrhoeic dermatitis which is characterized by red or pink in color, flaking of the surface and peeling of the scalp. This is a common disease which is harmless to patients but it’s irritating. Once the patient constantly scr...
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Author:
Sandra White K
07th March 2011
In one of the most recent survey, it suggests that in every 500 people all over the world nowadays, there is one possible nummular eczema patient. This particular infection in the skin is commonly suffered by men aging between 45 to 65 years and in women,...
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Author:
Sandra White K
17th January 2011
For the past few years, I have dealt with a condition known as breast acne. I have spent the past few years researching treatments for this condition and have also researched different ways to prevent breast acne. I finally got tired of dealing with this ...
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Author:
Dr.Mike Boucher
11th January 2011
Gout is a disease common to middle-aged men and women who have passed their menopausal stage. This goes with unbearable pain, inflammation of the joints and redness of the affected area. How does this gout form? If the body, specifically the blood contain...
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Author:
Alvin Hopkinson
07th January 2011
In Indianapolis, people often hear the substance lutein as an essential nutrient to good eyesight. How is lutein important to improving a person’s vision? Well, a common eye illness among old people is the so-called AMD or the Age-related Macular Degenera...
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Author:
Danny Collins
07th December 2010
Dry skin, itchy, breakouts! These are actually some of the skin issues associated with menopause. Others include thinning skin and increased oiliness. How skin reacts depends on individual hormonal changes however, with care any changes can be managed and...
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Author:
Vitale Natural
20th October 2010
If the acne is not treated in a right way, then it will leave scars in the face causing strong patches remaining for years. People with acne scars will really feel bad and guilty to walk among the public. Moreover, they loose self-confidence and consider ...
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Author:
Charles
27th September 2010
Scars are those patches that remain on your skin after injuries, illnesses or acne. Probably you have read about thousands of remedies but there are only a few that can work for your skin. No need to worry, there are some great natural remedies that can h...
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Author:
Charles
11th August 2010
Hair grows gray naturally due to various reasons like stress, heredity, illness, vitamin and nutrient deficiency. But the most important factor which turns our hair gray is the rapid decline in melanin which is responsible for pigmentation or color to the...
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Author:
Dr Andrew Napier
05th July 2010
Ayurvedic treatment of this condition is mainly aimed at treating the root cause of the disease and preventing serious complications. Drugs acting on the bone marrow are given in an attempt to minimize the production of defective cells. Guduchi (Tinospori...
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Author:
johnastong