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  • Cervical Arthritis Attacks Upper Spine - By: Rex Magnum
    Most people develop cervical arthritis because of repeated trauma placed on the neck by job duties or recreational stress or possibly an old injury. You may hardly remember that neck injury you experienced back during your high school football days, but years later it may come back to haunt you. At the time in your life when your cervical vertebrae and discs start to degenerate, that old injury may pop back up and be serious enough to provoke cervical arthritis.
  • Determining Which Type of Arthritis You Have - By: Rex Magnum
    Your doctor will need to determine which of the 100+ types of arthritis you are suffering from in order to treat the disease properly. Arthritis symptoms can come and go over the course of time. You might find yourself being unable to sleep, being depressed, feeling fatigued, and having a general ache in your muscles.
  • IRI To Launch MunoTM Boost - Immune System Booster - By: James West
    IRI Separation Technologies (TSX.V:IRI) is the manufacturer of a remarkable new dietary supplement that enhances the human body's natural immune system through direct supplementation of actual antibodies . The product will be available in the United States and Canada under the brand name "Muno Boost" and will be available as an over-the-counter dietary supplement in pharmacies and through direct marketing.
  • Selenium and the Influence on Human Health - By: Sandra Prior
    Low selenium concentration in the blood is associated with increase risk of spontaneous abortion, male fertility, increased risk of cancer and higher cancer mortality rates. An inverse relationship between blood selenium concentration and cardiovascular disease has also been reported.
  • The Plague of Plenty - By: Sandra Prior
    A skyrocketing number of young men are being stricken with type 2 diabetes - a disease that could leave them blind, impotent, disabled and if left untreated, eventually death. The really scary part? You may have it and not even know it.
  • Keep your Ears Perfectly Sound - By: Sandra Prior
    Of all the senses, hearing is the one we abuse most. We don't stare at something that's painfully bright or touch something that is too hot. But we are willing to listen to something that is too loud. That's because, unless we shatter an eardrum, there's no blood and usually no pain. They're simply part of the way we live. Unfortunately, we're living loud.
  • Defend your Manhood - By: Sandra Prior
    When it comes to caring for some of our most critical equipment, the stuff we need to know, keeping our species going - we're virtually clueless. And that ain't good, because a lot can happen to a man's penis, testes and prostate: itchiness, infection, pain, bumps, sores, growths, rashes, burning, drooping, swelling, clogging and cancer.
  • Sad Heart, Happy Heart. Here's how to Keep it Ticking Happily - By: Sandra Prior
    It may be an age old symbol of emotion, but everyone knows that the human heart is really nothing more than a pump. Or is it? New research suggests a direct link between your state of mind and the state of your heart. Here's how to keep it ticking happily.
  • Empower Yourself With Say As "Eye-Your-veda," Read As "Ayurveda," The Ancient Popular Health Science - By: Helen Thomas
    Ayurveda is simply put the health care science of the subcontinent of Asia. As far back as 5000 years ago we find anthropological findings of the health care practices of the day. Ayurveda includes eight branches of health care. Including surgery, pediatrics, toxicology, and others. It is a supreme system that can be practiced very complexely by doctors or in the simple daily self care procedures.
  • Overweight, Diabetes and Acid Reflux - By: JoAnn Graham
    Do you have heartburn that wakes you up at night? Does your heartburn quickly return after taking antacids? Is your throat often sore and your voice hoarse, even though you don't seem to have a cold? If you answered "yes" to one or more of these questions, your esophagus may already have been damaged by acid reflux. Learn how being overweight or diabetic contributes to acid reflux, and what you can do to control it to prevent further damage.