March 11th, 2010
Unable to work a 40-hour week and think that going on disability is your only alternative? Think again! Telecommuting can be the ideal solution for people with arthritis. Imagine—a job that allows you to work when you feel like it…
Thank God for disability/SSI. Some of us are truly disabled or will go through a period of disability and without disability funds, how would we survive? In fact, most of us will endure a transition phase—that period of time between contracting rheumatoid arthritis and learning how to care for ourselves—and without an income, we wouldn’t be able to care for ourselves at all.
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Tags: people with arthritis, telecommuting employers, working at home, working moms
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February 25th, 2010
Sometimes illnesses have a funny way of telling us that they are there. And sometimes they do a good job of hiding. Sarcoidosis can be a subtle trickster.
Sarcoidosis is a chronic, granulomatous, autoimmune system that no known origin or cure. A response is triggered by the body’s immune system when an organ or bodily system is no longer recognizable and it attacked like bacteria or viruses that don’t belong there. It can be a very uncomfortable existence, to say the least.
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Tags: inflammatory nodules, sarcoidosis, symptoms
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February 8th, 2010
Weight training exercise will make you stronger and give you bigger muscles, but the way you work out determines the results you get.
Weight training will benefit just about everybody, but there are certain principles you should follow to get best results. Let’s look first at sets and repetitions. A repetition (rep) is one performance of the exercise, and a set is a group of repetitions. Your goals define how many repetitions you should do. Once you know that, you can decide how heavy the weight should be.
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Tags: big muscles, principles of training, Weight Training
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January 20th, 2010
The deterioration of man’s skeletal muscles is the most significant marker of aging. Some believe that it is a failure of the ability of cells to reproduce. Both scenarios point to the human growth hormones as the culprit. Human growth hormones, manufactured by the anterior pituitary gland, play a major role in the reproduction of cells and in the way the immune system operates. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: aging markers, cells reproduction, natural supplements
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January 4th, 2010
There is more than one way to detoxify your body. Removing toxins has many health benefits. Toxins are literally poison to the body. Who wants to live in a polluted body? It is medically true to say that a toxin will never increase your immunity to cancer, hypertension or diabetes.
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Tags: cleanse body, detoxify, removing toxins
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December 21st, 2009
With the increasing desire to call overseas, people are looking for cheaper ways of communicating. To accomplish that, they are looking for inexpensive calling plans and cheap calling cards that let you stay in touch with loved ones without eating through your wallet.
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Tags: cheap calling cards, international calls, prepaid calling cards
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December 4th, 2009
While most of us do not enjoy dental visits, we are all happy to hear that our teeth look fine and there are no cavities or other problems. Regrettably, tooth decay and cavities are very common, especially for people who do not have a complete understanding of how to care for their teeth. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: bright smile, brushing, flossing, health teeth
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