There are a lot of ways to describe excessive gas: burping, belching, flatulence, and bloating. While what you call it might not seem to matter, being able to identify where the gas starts — and where it ends — can help you treat the painful or embarrassing symptoms.For example, burping and belching usually refer to gas that escapes… Read More »
unintentional weight loss, and not feeling hungry. The idea of eating food may make you feel nauseous, as if you might vomit after eating. Long-term loss of appetite is also known as anorexia, which can have a medical or psychological cause. It may be a warning sign from your body when you feel fatigue and loss of appetite… Read More »
Fatigue is a constant state of tiredness, even when you’ve gotten your usual amount of sleep. This symptom develops over time and causes a drop in your physical, emotional, and psychological energy levels. You’re also more likely to feel unmotivated to participate in or do activities you normally enjoy.Loss of appetite means you don’t have the same desire… Read More »
Sticking to a conventional diet and exercise plan can be difficult.However, there are several proven tips that can help you eat fewer calories with ease.These are effective ways to reduce your weight, as well as to prevent weight gain in the future.Here are 11 ways to lose weight without diet or exercise. All of them are based on… Read More »
Birth-borne-in-the-hearted breast cancer risk.You might have heard about Oscar the cat before. Oscar lives at Steere House Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, and he has a weird skill. He knows who’s going to die. As he wanders the halls of the center, he stops by patients who have the shortest amount of time to live. In the last five… Read More »
The human body contains around 25 gram (g) of magnesium, 50 to 60 percent of which is stored in the skeletal system. The rest is present in muscle, soft tissues, and bodily fluids.This MNT Knowledge Center feature is part of a collection of articles on the health benefits of key vitamins and minerals.It looks at the recommended intake of magnesium, its effects on… Read More »
Melanin makes skin tone darker. Melanin is also to be responsible for the skin pigmentation. So, to make the skin tone lighter this melanin has to be controlled. Take aloe vera gel around 1 teaspoonful and put one teaspoonful of milk in it and mix. Then mix ½ teaspoonful of honey in that. Apply this on the face… Read More »
Masks are such a great way to introduce your students to other cultures. They can also help students explore their own identities or celebrate people they admire such as fictional characters or personal heroes. Creating masks with plaster gives students the chance to work with new materials and ensures they’ll be able to enjoy their finished work for years to come.When introducing… Read More »
Pimples, also called acne, occur when your skin’s oil glands are overactive and pores become inflamed. Some types of skin bacteria may make pimples worse. Pimples can appear anywhere on the skin, but they most often occur on the face.Because pimples are usually triggered by androgen hormones and, in some cases, genetics, there’s no surefire way to prevent them.… Read More »
Really, you should not drink anything other than water (or possible herbal tea, good health benefits from that) when going to bed. Why? Because whilst they have good effects for the ay, they can be bad for the night. Addition of bacteria roaming in the mouth, teeth and tongue, urine stimulants being over-excite, and perhaps your bowels being… Read More »