Latest Wellness Articles
Use Negative Ions Energy To Help You Relax
By: Amit Kheterpal | 12/10/2008
The fresh country air is what everyone craves for especially in the city life. That said there are probably no substitute for heading out to a beach or go on a long drive and arrive at sea shore with the sound of waves hitting the rocks. That breath of fresh air is what soothes and calms your mind
Faucet Water Filters - the Basic Facts You Need
By: Kathryn Lane | 11/10/2008
A faucet water filter is a good way to get pure drinking water from your taps at low cost. There are only a few things you need to know -- but knowing them makes a big difference. For a start, be wary of the very cheap, faucet-mounted filters. This article is a simple guide to faucet water filters.
Is Tap Water Safe for Bathing and Showering?
By: Robert Tell | 11/10/2008
Is tap water safe for bathing and showering? Some facts raise serious questions about the safety of tap water for either bathing or showering. When you shower with plain tap water, you absorb chlorine and its byproducts, called THMs, through your skin, and with the shower mist you inhale chlorine, THMs, and other volatile organic compounds.
Three Reasons Why We Have Contaminated Tap Water
By: Peter Foremski | 11/10/2008
Don't let anyone fool you into believing that the water you drink at home or at work is 100% pure. Our modern world and our modern lifestyle has had a dramatic effect on our environment.
I Asked My Doctor is Bottled Water Better Than Tap?
By: Peter Foremski | 11/10/2008
It's the same old story, get ten experts to answer the same question and you will get ten different answers. Today the world is a much different place and we need to be our own experts.
Why is Chlorine in Drinking Water?
By: Peter Foremski | 11/10/2008
I had always thought this chemical was used primarily in keeping our swimming pools clean by killing any bugs and such like. Then I discovered a worrying connection between its use within water treatment plants and some forms of cancer.
The Truth Behind Chemicals Found in Tap Water
By: Peter Foremski | 11/10/2008
The quality of our drinking water has been coming in for a lot of scrutiny lately. There are many factors at work that directly influence the quality of what we drink.
Is Tap Water Really Dangerous?
By: Peter Foremski | 11/10/2008
Lately i have noticed that my young kids are asking me some quite clever but simple questions about all sorts of things around us. Perhaps they have this perception that as adults we have all the answers.
More from Corwin Brown
Glaucoma - Symptoms of Glaucoma
By: Corwin Brown | 03/06/2008 | Diseases and Conditions
There are two major types of glaucoma: open-angle glaucoma and acute closed-angle glaucoma. Most glaucoma patients have open-angle glaucoma. There are usually no signs or symptoms in the early stages of open-angle glaucoma. The first sign is usually loss of vision, which is why the disease is sometimes referred to as the "sneak thief of sight." Vision loss caused by glaucoma cannot be restored.
Coxsackie Virus – Information on Coxsackie Virus
By: Corwin Brown | 03/06/2008 | Diseases and Conditions
Coxsackie virus (also written as coxsackievirus) is a member of the Picornaviridae family of viruses in the genus termed Enterovirus. Coxsackie viruses are subtype members of Enterovirus that have a single strand of ribonucleic acid (RNA) for its genetic material. The Enteroviruses are also referred to as picornaviruses (pico means "small," so, "small RNA viruses"). Coxsackie virus was first isolated from human feces in the town of Coxsackie, New York, in 1948 by G. Dalldorf.
Coxsackie Virus – Symptoms, Causes and Treatment
By: Corwin Brown | 03/06/2008 | Diseases and Conditions
Infection usually is spread by fecal-oral contamination, although occasionally the virus is spread by droplets expelled by infected individuals. Items like utensils, diaper-changing tables, and toys that come in contact with body fluids that contain the virus may also transmit them to other individuals.
What is Fibrocystic Breast Disease?
By: Corwin Brown | 02/06/2008 | Diseases and Conditions
Fibrocystic breast disease is common and usually benign condition. Symptoms include swollen, tender breasts, and/or one or more lumps. Frequently, symptoms worsen just before a woman's menstrual cycle, subsiding near the end. For the majority of women these symptoms are a temporary discomfort; however some women experience severe pain.
Symptoms of Infertility
By: Corwin Brown | 02/06/2008 | Diseases and Conditions
The first obvious symptom of infertility is the inability to conceive. Unfortunately, most women or men won't discover their infertility until they have tried unsuccessfully to conceive for a period of time. Usually, it takes many tests and exams to come to the conclusion of an infertility diagnosis, but there are a few symptoms to be on the lookout for. A range of emotional and social problems and tensions between the couple regarding childlessness.
Fibrocystic Breast – Causes, Symptoms and Treatment
By: Corwin Brown | 02/06/2008 | Diseases and Conditions
Fibrocystic breast condition is a common, non-cancerous condition that affects more than 50% of women at some point in their lives. The most common signs of fibrocystic breasts include lumpiness, tenderness, cysts (packets of fluid), areas of thickening, fibrosis (scar-like connective tissue), and breast pain.
Fever Blister – Causes, Symptoms and Treatment
By: Corwin Brown | 02/06/2008 | Diseases and Conditions
Herpes simplex virus (HSV) can cause infections that affect the mouth, the face, the genitals, the skin, the buttocks, and the anal area. This article will concentrate on non-genital herpes. Many people acquire the virus and have no symptoms. For others, painful blisters appear near the area where the virus entered the body.
Fever Blister - Home Remedies for Fever Blister
By: Corwin Brown | 02/06/2008 | Diseases and Conditions
Fever blisters are caused more often by the herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) than herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2). As a matter of fact, more than 85 percent of the world's population has been infected with HSV-1. These infections follow the usual course of herpes simplex virus infections in that the first outbreak is usually more painful and lasts longer than recurrent infections.
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