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    Every day‚ you probably lose anywhere between 50 to 100 strands of hair which is perfectly normal‚ say dermatologists. It is when the hair loss exceeds this figure that we begin to notice thinning of hair or bald patches – a condition known as alopecia. Most people are likely to experience hair loss in their 30s because at this time‚ hormonal change‚ stress and an unhealthy diet take their toll. Besides trying to correct these factors‚ adopting a few herbal remedies is also helpful in facilitating

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    nausea or diarrhea‚ tiredness and irritability‚ and joint pain‚ in more than 70-75% of patients. Other characteristic features include loss of mentation‚ paresthesia‚ hyperreflexia‚ nail changes resulting in brittleness‚ deformation and loss of nails‚ alopecia‚ discoloration and loss of teeth‚ and skin rashes. These are seen in more than 60-65% of patients. (Thomas‚ 2016) Additionally‚ selenium may exacerbate the effect of anticoagulants‚ sedatives‚ and herbs which impair coagulation such as angelica‚

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    Most people pay very little attention to their health until it lets them down and they find themselves in hospital. It was relevant that a high number of patients that were admitted appeared to be very discouraged and had quite a negative perception towards their illness. During a recent clinical placement I met a patient called Kath who had been living with a chronic illness‚ Multiple Sclerosis for a vast amount of years. When Kath found herself admitted into hospital with an unrelated condition

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    Treatment of Poison Ivy or Chicken Pox: Oatmeal has been used for thousands of years for treating eczema‚ poison ivy‚ insect bites and skin infections due to its anti-inflammatory‚ anti-oxidant and anti-itch properties. For relieving the itchiness caused by poison ivy or chicken pox or even sunburn‚ grind oats or oat flour into a fine powder and pour it into a cheese cloth. Tie it around the bath tub faucet and squeeze out water periodically to have a tepid bath. You can also rub the pouch on the

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    Neutering‚ from the Latin neuter‚ is the removal of an animal’s reproductive organ‚ either all of it or a considerably large part. The term is often used in reference to males whereas spaying is often reserved for females. Colloquially‚ both terms are often referred to as fixing. While technically called castration for males‚ in male horses‚ the process is referred to as gelding. Neutering is the most common sterilizing method in animals. In the United States‚ most humane societies‚ animal shelters

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    Shahnaz Hussain - A Successful Indian Woman Entrepreneur Abstract : The case discusses the growth of the Shahnaz Husain Group‚ one of the largest producers of ayurvedic and herbal products in the world. It begins with a personal profile of Shahnaz Husain and her idea of producing and marketing ayurvedic products as a substitute for chemical cosmetics‚ which‚ she believes‚ do more harm than good. It then traces the growth of her brand from a niche product in the Indian market to a brand retailed

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    Giiselle: A Case Study

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    Giiselle: What were your first thoughts when you received the diagnosis? Alice: I was in complete shock. No one is ever prepared to hear those words and‚ you know‚ I just started crying because it’s just‚ you’re just worrying about death and dying‚ and you’re having to kind of‚ sort of talk to yourself about all the possible outcomes. It’s a very lonely place because the really difficult thing of that period is just‚ is the uncertainty. I remember hearing about a friend who had cancer in 2012 and

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    Effects Of Chemotherapy

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    cells in major organs such as the heart‚ lungs‚ kidneys‚ bladder‚ and the nervous system temporarily‚ but function will return to normal after treatment ceases.(How is Chemotherapy Used‚ 2016). Damage to these healthy cells can cause problems such as alopecia‚ or hair loss‚ on the head‚ body‚ and face and dry‚ itchy skin. Other possible issues are mouth sores and nausea. This can cause loss of appetite due to sickness‚ mouth sores‚ or change in the way things taste to the patient. All of these factors

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    Thallium

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    Thallium When given the list of the minerals available to research for our first project‚ there weren’t many options left since I had missed the first day and of course I was in the last table to get the sign up sheet. I wondered why among all the options available‚ no one had chosen thallium‚ an element that seemed so mysterious to me. It was an easy decision‚ and maybe it sounds nerdy‚ but I was genuinely curious about what this metal really was. Unlike most of the other minerals my fellow

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    Hypnotherapy is a therapy that is undertaken with a subject in hypnosis.[1] The word "hypnosis" (from the Greek hypnos‚ "sleep") is an abbreviation of James Braid’s (1841) term "neuro-hypnotism"‚ meaning "sleep of the nervous system". A person who is hypnotized displays certain unusual characteristics and propensities‚ compared with a non-hypnotized subject‚ most notably hyper-suggestibility‚ which some authorities have considered a sine qua non of hypnosis (although whilst in a trance state patients

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