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Acne

By Stuart Smith | Published 01/15/2006 | Natural Cures | Rating:

"O no! There's another zit! Fred, a 15 year old, screamed, while staring at himself in the bathroom mirror. Usual scene right? Well this happens too often to kids, especially teenagers. But do you realize that teenagers aren't the only ones affected by acne. Adults between 40 and 50 also have periods or bouts of it.

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»	AIDS and HIV

By Stuart Smith | Published 01/15/2006 | Natural Cures | Rating:

AIDS - acquired immunodeficiency syndrome - a disease that started in Africa from a monkey, and quickly spread to the United States as early as 1981, became a major worldwide epidemic, and attacked more than just ordinary people. This virus became and still is a deadly killer. Why is AIDS so dangerous? To understand why, you have to learn what AIDS is and how it works.

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»	Arteriosclerosis

By Stuart Smith | Published 01/16/2006 | Natural Cures | Rating:

If you ever heard of the expression "I have hardening of the arteries" that person is referring to that fact he has arteriosclerosis {pronounced ahr-tir-ee-oh-skluh-roh'-sis}, because that is the meaning of this Greek word. Arteriosclerosis describes many diseases involving the cardiovascular system and its associated arteries and vessels which go along with it. Arteriosclerosis is not something that happens overnight. It takes many years for the arteries to become hard and brittle. In time the vessels become thickened and lose their elasticity. This happens because of a lack of calcium in the walls.

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Asthma

By Stuart Smith | Published 01/16/2006 | Natural Cures | Rating:

If you have a bout where you are having difficulty breathing, chances are you are suffering from asthma. Asthma is a chronic disease that affects the tubes that carry air in and out of your lungs. Basically, the inside walls of your airways are inflamed. When this occurs the airways become very sensitive. In turn they react strongly to everything that you are allergic to or find irritating. When the airways react, they get narrower and less air flows through to your lung tissues. This causes symptoms like wheezing (a whistling sound when you breathe), coughing, chest tightness, and trouble breathing.

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»	Bad Breath

By Stuart Smith | Published 01/17/2006 | Natural Cures | Rating:

Bad breath, also called halitosis, comes mainly from eating certain foods or from the breakdown of food particles by bacteria inside our mouths.
Everyone has experienced bad breath now and then. We eat a meal and then suffer with bad breath later. The instigators are sulfur compounds found in certain foods like garlic and cabbage. These sulfur compounds are the reason for bad breath.

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»	Bipolar disorder

By Stuart Smith | Published 01/19/2006 | Natural Cures | Rating:

Bipolar disorder is a medical condition that causes extreme mood changes. The person may return to a normal mood between extreme changes. These mood changes appear suddenly without reason or cause.

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»	Blood Clot

By Stuart Smith | Published 01/19/2006 | Natural Cures | Rating:

Blood clotting is a natural process that allows the blood to thicken and form a clot of blood cells and fibrin strands to stop the bleeding when a blood vessel is injured. Eventually the clot will go on to help form a protective scab over a healing wound. If the body did not have the ability to clot blood, then people would bleed to death after even a minor cut.

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»	Blood Presure

By Stuart Smith | Published 01/25/2006 | Natural Cures | Rating:

High Blood Pressure
Blood pressure is the measure of the force of the blood pushing against the walls of the arteries – the blood vessels that carry blood from the heart to the rest of the body. When the heart contracts to pump out blood, the peak of contraction is called systolic pressure. After pumping, the heart relaxes and pressure drops to its lowest point just before a new beat. That lowest point is called the diastolic pressure.

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»	Alaska Ski Vacations

By Stuart Smith | Published 01/26/2006 | Ski Vacations | Unrated

Alaska, which has always been a source of awe and mystery, has some of the best skiing in the world, and the Alyeska Resort is one of the finest resorts in the state. With a top elevation of 2751 feet and a 2501 vertical drop, the area gets an average of 631 inches of snow annually.

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»	Aspen Ski Vacations

By Stuart Smith | Published 01/26/2006 | Ski Vacations | Unrated

Aspen Mountain has long been known as the playpen of the rich and famous - and it is. But it is also a great place to take a family ski vacation. Christmas in Aspen is especially wonderful!

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