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Wednesday, May 22, 2013
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21. The Benefits and Effects of Acidophilus
[DIET&FITNESS]
by Hector Milla In today's difficult times, getting sick is probably the last thing that any person wants. There are food supplements, vitamins, and other things that could help us to stay physically fit; people are more aware of the benefits that these things offer the body. Acidophilus is a... Read More
by Hector Milla In today's difficult times, getting sick is probably the last thing that any person wants. There are food supplements, vitamins, and other things that could help us to stay physically fit; people are more aware of the benefits that these things offer the body. Acidophilus is a... Read More
22. Natural Supplements for Womens Health: Blood Sugar
[DIET&FITNESS]
by: Alex Syrov One of the problems that women face is a blood sugar. There are a number of factors that can cause high blood sugar levels. Pregnancy and menopause change estrogen levels which affect metabolism and how body processes fat. In turn, that affects blood sugar levels. Menstruation also affects blood sugar, at least indirectly.... Read More
by: Alex Syrov One of the problems that women face is a blood sugar. There are a number of factors that can cause high blood sugar levels. Pregnancy and menopause change estrogen levels which affect metabolism and how body processes fat. In turn, that affects blood sugar levels. Menstruation also affects blood sugar, at least indirectly.... Read More
23. Start Growing Healthy Children Before Getting Pregnant
[MOMS]
When I was in my early 20s, I read Adele Davis's book, "Let's Eat Right To Keep Fit." I learned from her that "you are what you eat." I also learned that our babies are what we eat while we are pregnant, and then are what they eat once they are born. If you nurse your babies, then they continue to be... Read More
When I was in my early 20s, I read Adele Davis's book, "Let's Eat Right To Keep Fit." I learned from her that "you are what you eat." I also learned that our babies are what we eat while we are pregnant, and then are what they eat once they are born. If you nurse your babies, then they continue to be... Read More
24. Baby Registry Essentials
[MOMS]
The shopping bug bites pregnant or adopting women at different times, and it's tough to know how to guide the sweet friends and family who want to celebrate the baby's arrival with a gift. But it's important to set up a baby registry, especially if you anticipate having a shower - or two! - before the baby comes. It reduces the need to return duplicates or unnecessary items and makes gift-buyers feel as if they're doing something helpful... Read More
The shopping bug bites pregnant or adopting women at different times, and it's tough to know how to guide the sweet friends and family who want to celebrate the baby's arrival with a gift. But it's important to set up a baby registry, especially if you anticipate having a shower - or two! - before the baby comes. It reduces the need to return duplicates or unnecessary items and makes gift-buyers feel as if they're doing something helpful... Read More
25. Pregnancy Tests 101
[MOMS]
When you think you might be pregnant, you want to know as soon as possible. So you may do what many women do and run out to the drugstore a few days after the alleged conception to pick up a pregnancy test. But how do you know you're getting accurate results? The first mistake many women make is testing too early. Pregnancy tests detect the presence of hCG - a hormone produced when the placenta starts developing. If the fertilized egg... Read More
When you think you might be pregnant, you want to know as soon as possible. So you may do what many women do and run out to the drugstore a few days after the alleged conception to pick up a pregnancy test. But how do you know you're getting accurate results? The first mistake many women make is testing too early. Pregnancy tests detect the presence of hCG - a hormone produced when the placenta starts developing. If the fertilized egg... Read More
26. Handling Infertility: Your Own, Your Friends
[MOMS]
The emotional rollercoaster of trying to have a baby can take its toll on the relationship that you share with your girlfriends, whether it's you or them who's trying to conceive. If you're the one trying to get pregnant, then stress, self-esteem issues and hormonal fluctuations have probably made you an emotional mess. {relatedarticles}And the consolation people might offer is cold comfort. When your efforts don't work, people might... Read More
The emotional rollercoaster of trying to have a baby can take its toll on the relationship that you share with your girlfriends, whether it's you or them who's trying to conceive. If you're the one trying to get pregnant, then stress, self-esteem issues and hormonal fluctuations have probably made you an emotional mess. {relatedarticles}And the consolation people might offer is cold comfort. When your efforts don't work, people might... Read More
27. Help Your Child Live a Longer Life
[MOMS]
While he's 6, 16 or even 60, your child can enjoy good health and has a better chance of being healthier longer when you start early. We all expect our children to outlive us and enjoy living longer than people ever have, but these days, that may not be the case. Kids these days are of the first generation predicted to live shorter life spans than that of their parents. And it all boils down to what they're eating today.... Read More
While he's 6, 16 or even 60, your child can enjoy good health and has a better chance of being healthier longer when you start early. We all expect our children to outlive us and enjoy living longer than people ever have, but these days, that may not be the case. Kids these days are of the first generation predicted to live shorter life spans than that of their parents. And it all boils down to what they're eating today.... Read More
28. Calcium Check: Are You Getting It?
[DIET&FITNESS]
Make sure you're getting enough calcium. Of all the minerals the body absorbs, you're most likely to come up short in your supply of calcium. Unfortunately, this mineral is essential as far as strengthening bones, helping muscles contract and regulating contractions of the heart. Most surprisingly, calcium plays a role in maintaining a healthy weight. The recommended daily calcium intake is 1,200 milligrams a day for most adults. Pregnant... Read More
Make sure you're getting enough calcium. Of all the minerals the body absorbs, you're most likely to come up short in your supply of calcium. Unfortunately, this mineral is essential as far as strengthening bones, helping muscles contract and regulating contractions of the heart. Most surprisingly, calcium plays a role in maintaining a healthy weight. The recommended daily calcium intake is 1,200 milligrams a day for most adults. Pregnant... Read More
29. Safe Beauty Treatments During Pregnancy
[MOMS]
If you're used to primping and polishing your skin, hair and body in order to look your best, then you may wonder if you can keep up all that maintenance when you're pregnant. And even more important, whether or not certain beauty treatments are safe. The good news is that much of what you're currently doing is safe, but there are a few treatments you should avoid. First, the good news. Removing and minimizing the appearance of hair with... Read More
If you're used to primping and polishing your skin, hair and body in order to look your best, then you may wonder if you can keep up all that maintenance when you're pregnant. And even more important, whether or not certain beauty treatments are safe. The good news is that much of what you're currently doing is safe, but there are a few treatments you should avoid. First, the good news. Removing and minimizing the appearance of hair with... Read More
30. How to Handle Family-Unfriendly Coworkers
[MOMS]
Whether you're pregnant, on maternity leave or have returned to the office after the birth of a child, you may run into coworkers who aren't exactly excited to help support you in balancing parenting with work. But striking that work-life balance is important, primarily for you and your family, but also for your workplace. According to research from the Families and Work Institute, family-friendly work arrangements engender loyalty and... Read More
Whether you're pregnant, on maternity leave or have returned to the office after the birth of a child, you may run into coworkers who aren't exactly excited to help support you in balancing parenting with work. But striking that work-life balance is important, primarily for you and your family, but also for your workplace. According to research from the Families and Work Institute, family-friendly work arrangements engender loyalty and... Read More
