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Causes of Hair Loss in Teenage Males
You should first of all understand that there is a growth plate at the top of your scalp. This growth plate gets injured when you are a child and because of this you will have thinner hair as you grow older. The reason behind this is that when you are a child, your body uses up more energy and nutrients. Your cells and tissues get damaged easily because of the lack of proper nutrients in your body.
By Ram Bhavlekar6 years ago in Longevity
Naturopathy Tips For a Healthy Lifestyle
Have you ever felt overworked, stressed, unhealthy, insomniac? Do you struggle to ask for help when you do? According to a reputed naturopath, it is not the number of years in your life that matter, it is quality of those years. If you are unhappy and want to make yourself happy, then it would take a lot more than talking to a friend.
By Nancy Ahuja6 years ago in Longevity
What Do You Do
What do you do when the person you knew all your life turns into a cruel person who verbally attacks others on purpose just to make you angry? You can't do anything because you know its not them anymore. So, you’re torn between reacting or forcefully brushing it off, knowing either way there’s going to be a fight over it. Nothing you do or say will change their mind. Nothing you can do or say will make you good enough in their eyes.
By Lisa Staires6 years ago in Longevity
Coronavirus, Phase Three and Moving Forward
Many people are excited to get back to life as we begin to enter phase three, here in central New York. It feels like it has been forever in lockdown and now that the weather is warmer, everyone wants to get out. Dining out and heading to the bar will be a welcome relief for so many wishing to socialize. Salons and spas will reopen, hosting many overdue for grooming, or perhaps a fix up from a botched isolation haircut. Restrictions will be in play everywhere with operation at half capacity and six feet spacing rules, in addition to mask wearing and sanitization procedures. Although it appears that a bit of normal everyday life is returning, not everyone is so excited.
By Marilyn Glover6 years ago in Longevity
Baltic Amber
We are entering a decade of more health and environmental concerns that we must protect ourselves and our love ones from. We are constantly surrounded by toxins and new chemicals that our cells must be on guard to defend our systems against. In my search for effective time honored remedies I came across Baltic Amber.
By Mika Leone 6 years ago in Longevity
Essential Health Care Products to fight against COVID-19
Healthcare being as essential as it is, as healthcare suppliers the quality of our products is our top priority. All our products are manufactured by top-notch and reliable machinery, have undergone rigorous testing processes, and certified by reputed agencies.
By Alex Heine6 years ago in Longevity
7 Healthy Lifestyle Habits of Successful Professionals
Now, it’s no secret that wealthy professionals have certain characteristics and habits that make them successful. This means they don’t spend their evenings watching back-to-back Netflix shows, or splurging whatever is left of their income after bills on takeaways or luxury items. Successful professionals are generally successful because they follow healthy and productive routines which work in harmony with their entrepreneurial lifestyle. Follow these 7 tips if you want to improve your productivity, lead a healthier lifestyle, or live like an entrepreneur to see what it takes!
By Emily Kennedy6 years ago in Longevity
7 Easy Exercises for Lower Back Pain
Different alternatives to relieve my back pain had me questioning. Was it perhaps surgery? But, I couldn't stand the fact there could be side affects to it. What about the chiropractic? Or physical therapy? Maybe, I could have an epidural steroid injection? With more alternatives to choose from, I had to start from the bottom and if nothing else worked, I would have to choose surgery as my last option. Starting physical therapy has tremendously helped in relieving my back pain, all thanks to my core strengthening program. These are few of the exercises that have helped in developing a pain free back. Try it out for yourself and don't worry about having to pay thousands of dollars in Physical Therapy like I did. Here are 7 exercises with the purpose of relieving your pain.
By Jhovanna Cova6 years ago in Longevity
Near Death Experience
Six years ago, I went shopping in the local dollar store with my friend Billy near my apartment in my town. It was across the street from where I live. I was walking through the ailes and Billy was in another aile. Suddenly a terrible pain shot trough my chest area. The pain got stranger and stronger. I thought I was having a massive heart attack, I was a 60 year old male with just hypertension and not history of heart trouble.
By Jim Giles6 years ago in Longevity
Raw Mondays for a Month
Excerpt from the book and community college course: Raw Mondays for a Month, by: Mia J. Young, RN (This will be a 5 part series...)
By Mia J. Mitchell6 years ago in Longevity
Ways to Live A Good Life While Being Chronically Ill
Living your life while being chronically ill is hard because sometimes being chronically ill is not the only thing that makes your life hard.
By JennyB6 years ago in Longevity
Qigong Practice
I've practiced Qigong exercises for a year, and it's helped me tremendously. When I first learned about the practice, I was looking for alternative methods to promote health and well-being. Now, I practice yoga and Qigong, and I've recently learned to combine Tai Chi and Qigong with the help of classes and instructional videos.
By Luciana6 years ago in Longevity