If you have a dry, crispy, or scratchy scalp, there is a good chance that something in your body is out of whack. A dry scalp can be caused by a wide variety of factors, some of which are outside of your control. Your scalp is a delicate ecosystem that […]
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What You Need to Know About Red Light Therapy
How Exactly Does It Work? The body is subjected to low-wavelength red light during RLT treatment. The RLT treatment is a streamlined process that involves exposing the body to red light with a low wavelength. The process is also known by the name low-level laser light therapy; however, RLT is likely the […]
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Facts Ovarian Cysts A cyst is a fluid-filled bladder Approximately 10% of women before menopause have ovarian cysts and usually gives no discomfort or symptoms Cysts are usually 3-5 cm, but can be 30 cm The symptoms are – if there are any symptoms – abdominal pressure, abrupt and trips show […]
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Facts About Molar Pregnancy molar pregnancy caused by an abnormal fertilization, and results in that the whole or parts of pregnancy is converted to blistering / grape-like structure Occurs rarely – about 80 in South Africa a year Most are treated with curettage Good long-term prognosis even in cases where […]
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Facts About Antibiotics Antibiotics is the name you use, the medicines that can kill bacteria or cause them to fail to grow antibiotics have no effect on the viruses In order to prevent the bacteria become resistant (resistant), it is important to keep the consumption of antibiotics in the whole of […]
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Iron Supplements in Food Iron is a major component of the human diet, because it carries oxygen to the cells, which stimulates cell growth.Two types of iron can be found in food. Heme iron is found in meat from animals that once contained hemoglobin. Nonheme iron found in vegetables, plants […]
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Nonallergic rhinitis is a common complaint that affects more than 50 million people in the US alone, according to the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology. Both adults and children can develop the condition. The symptoms are similar to those seen in allergic rhinitis, including congestion and a runny […]
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