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Bloodborne pathogen training which complies with Occupational Safety
and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations is a program meant for
people whose work exposes them to blood or other potentially infectious
materials. For healthcare professional to better comprehend this
training course and what it entails, certain terms have to be correctly
understood. Following you will find the definition of some commonly used
phrases in bloodborne pathogen training.</div>
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•
A term used often within bloodborne pathogen training courses is
contaminated. The term is used to describe the presence, or the
reasonably presumed presence, of infected blood or other biological
products (semen, saliva, vaginal secretions) on items or surfaces or the
presence of pathogens in blood and other bodily fluids.</div>
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•
Contaminated sharps refer to any object, contaminated with blood and
bodily fluids that has the ability to penetrate the skin and transmit
the pathogens to another person. These objects include scalpels,
needles, broken glass, drainage tubes, and so on.</div>
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•
Decontamination refers to the process of using physical (heat) or
chemical (various substances) to inactivate or remove pathogens present
on various surfaces and objects to the point where that specific surface
or item no longer presents the risk of transmitting an infection.</div>
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•
During training, participants will hear about engineering controls.
This term is used to describe methods that can remove the risk of
infections in a workplace. These methods include containers for the
disposal of sharp instruments, needleless systems, proper instrument
disinfection, and so on.</div>
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• Occupational exposure refers to an
employee's reasonably anticipated contact with blood or other potential
infected materials which occurs during the performance of his or her
duties. Any kind of contact, whether it is through skin, eyes,
membranes, or parenteral falls under the definition of occupational
exposure.</div>
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• The Term "other potentially infectious materials" is
used to describe any biological product, apart from blood, that can
carry pathogens. These include bodily fluids, such as semen, vaginal
secretions, pleural fluid, pericardial fluid, saliva, and any bodily
fluid contaminated with blood. Other infectious materials are
represented by human unfixed tissues or organs, organ and tissue
cultures, and cultures from infected animals.</div>
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• Source individual
is used to designate any person, living or dead, whose blood or bodily
fluids can constitute a source of infection for employees. Source
individuals include hospital patients, trauma victims, human remains,
drug and alcohol rehabilitation patients, and blood donors.</div>
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•
Universal precautions, apart from being training program itself, it is
also another common term in bloodborne pathogen courses. The term
designated an approach to disease control and according to it; all
individual blood and physical fluid are treated as if they were infected
with bloodborne pathogens.</div>
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15371447102609746023noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3434816430321499015.post-15475613777921063242012-10-30T23:52:00.000-07:002012-11-08T23:52:59.247-08:00Homeopathic Remedies<div style="text-align: justify;">
Nearly forty million Americans are affected with rheumatoid or
osteoarthritis which are two of the most common arthritis types.
Arthritis is characterized by pain, swelling, stiffness, deformity and
lack of mobility.</div>
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Let
us throw some light on the two most common types of arthritis
rheumatoid and osteoarthritis. We will look in detail as to the reasons
and the preventive measures to be taken by patients who are affected.</div>
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· <strong>Osteoarthritis</strong>
is damage of the articular cartilage, which is caused due to rubbing of
joints against one another. It mostly occurs in the knee, arm,
shoulder and spine.</div>
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Any previous injury, stress or natural defect in the protein of the cartilage causes osteoarthritis.</div>
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· <strong>Rheumatoid</strong>
involves the entire body and the symptoms patients experience are
swelling, fever, anemia, weight loss, fatigue, severe pain and
stiffness.</div>
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The bones fuse together resulting in loss of mobility
and stiffness. The causes for this could be malnutrition, rich fat
diet, stress or allergies.</div>
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Rheumatoid arthritis is supposed to be
caused by metabolic disturbance or autoimmune disorder but the exact
reason is still been researched and debated.</div>
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The usual and widely
practiced treatment of arthritis involves nonsteroidal,
anti-inflammatory drugs or NSAID such as aspirin has short term
benefits. They also cause side effects such as abdominal pain, allergic
reactions, dizziness, headache, vomiting, gastrointestinal bleeding,
stomach ulcers, fluid retention, liver and kidney damage.</div>
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People
are scared to use the conventional medicines and millions of them are
turning towards natural and alternative forms of medicine for arthritis
treatment.</div>
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There are many natural homeopathic remedies that are
used to control the pain and swelling. A few of these very popular ones
are listed below:</div>
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· Arnicais useful for the treatment of
rheumatism. The joints become swollen, hard and mobility is affected.
Arnica reduces the swelling and pain.</div>
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· Bryonia is prescribed
when the arthritis condition becomes quite acute and the patient is
advised rest and massage to relieve the inflammation.</div>
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· Rhus Toxis advised when there is a lot of pain and movement becomes limited.</div>
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· Rutais used to treat osteoarthritis and it reduces the soreness of the joints.</div>
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· Causticumis prescribed for chronic rheumatoid arthritis which at times even leads to deformity.</div>
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·
Nux VomicaIn certain cases build -up of toxins in the system causes
arthritis and it is treated with this natural arthritis homeopathic
medicine.</div>
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15371447102609746023noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3434816430321499015.post-81517892933143507732012-10-16T23:51:00.000-07:002012-11-08T23:52:10.873-08:007 Things You May Not Know About the Sunshine Act<div id="article-content" style="text-align: justify;">
Since the Sunshine Act has not been around for a long while and
because there are not too many training courses on this matter out
there, this law has caused quite some controversy in the medical world.
Listed below are some facts about the Sunshine act which you may not
know, but you should.<br />
1.
The regulations within the Sunshine Act are applicable to all companies
involved in the manufacturing of medical products reimbursed by the
United States federal government. However, manufacturers are encouraged
to also track information regarding products which are not currently
reimbursed, because they may become so in the future.<br />
2. More
specifically, all medical product manufacturers covered by Medicaid,
Medicare, or a state children's health insurance program are required to
submit payment reports to the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services
which is under the US Department of Health and Human Services.<br />
3.
All transfers of value amounting to more than $10 between medical
companies manufacturing drugs, biological products, or medical devices
and physicians or hospitals have to be reported. Transactions between
manufacturers and teaching hospitals also have to be reported, as do any
payments made to covered recipients. Covered recipients include
entities that receive monies from the manufacturing company at the
request of a covered recipient.<br />
4. If the financial transaction
takes place between the manufacturer and a physician who is an employee
of the former, the payment information does not have to be reported to
CMS.Additionally, manufactures do not have to disclose items offered
under warranty, samples or educational materials for patients, in-kind
items offered for use in charity care, rebates or discounts.<br />
5.
The first reports under the Sunshine Act regulations are expected to
begin on March 31, 2013 and they will contain information gathered
during 2012 and will continue in this way for each following calendar
year. The information gathered from these reports will be introduced in a
database which will be made publicly available online, for anyone to
search or download.<br />
6. The reports will include not only financial
details of the transaction, but also information regarding the
relationship between the manufacturing company and the physician or the
physician's ownership interest in the company. If any of the physician's
immediate family members (children, spouse, parents, and siblings) are
linked with the manufacturing company, this information will also be
revealed in the report.<br />
7. The following forms of payment have to
be reported: cash, cash equivalent, services, stocks or stock options,
ownership, and dividends.If multiple transactions occur between a
manufacturer and a physician, each transfer of value has to be reported
in a separate line item.<br />
It is still too early to tell how the
Sunshine Act will influence the medical industry, but the information
presented above represents the most important characteristics of this
law so far and should help you better comprehend what it is all about.
Certain regulations within this law may change over time, so keep an eye
out for updates or news on the Sunshine Act.<br />
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15371447102609746023noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3434816430321499015.post-32766739764843712922012-10-09T23:50:00.000-07:002012-11-08T23:51:21.081-08:00The Anti Aging Ingredients <div style="text-align: justify;">
When it comes to anti aging creams and other products, everyone is
looking for a quick fix that will reduce those ugly visible signs of
aging like wrinkles or fine lines otherwise known as crow's feet or
expression lines. We are aging every day but many of us do not know how
to go about rejuvenating our skin, yet there are hundreds of products
out there all touting that they can help you to do just that. So where
do you begin? Let's look at some of the ingredients found in those
products so you can narrow down your search and determine what you need.</div>
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Allantoin
- It is known to aid in the repair of skin and regeneration of skin
cells. It also has healing and anti-inflammatory properties and will
help to smooth the skin.</div>
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Alpha-Hydroxy Acids (AHA) - It contains
Glycolic Acid and it will exfoliate the skin and enhance the repair it
while it also enhanced the production of collagen and increases the
thickness of the skin. It will improve the elasticity of the skin and
its texture as well as the skin tone and it will minimize enlarged pores
making it an effective way to treat acne.</div>
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Beta Hydroxy Acid or
Salicylic Acid - Used often for those with oily skin, it is effective in
enhancing the tone and texture of the skin and is often used to treat
acne as an alternative to AHA. Concentrations should be 1- 2% to be
effective.</div>
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Coenzyme Q-10 or Co-Q10 - An antioxidant that will
repair skin that has been damaged by the sun and will enhance new skin
cell growth. It will increase the firmness of the skin and smooth the
texture.</div>
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DMAE - It is effective in minimizing wrinkles and fine
lines and firming up the skin such as skin that sags. It also enhances
hydration and is often used along with other vitamins.</div>
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Green Tea -
It is used as an antioxidant and to help in healing the skin while it
reduces skin that is puffy and minimizes inflammation. It will reduce
large pores and wrinkles and fine lines. It is often used in
moisturizers.</div>
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Hyaluronic Acid - It has been clinically proven to
reduce wrinkles and fine lines and with Vitamin C will increase
absorption into the skin.</div>
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Hydroquinone - It is used as a skin
lightener to reduce dark spots and hyper-pigmentation problems on the
skin. It will effectively bleach the skin to even out the tones.
Concentrations should be 1-2% to be effective.</div>
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Kinerase - It is
often used for those with sensitive skin to decrease fine lines and
wrinkles and enhance the skin tones. It is usually used around the eyes
and concentrations should be.1%.</div>
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Kojic Acid - It is a clinically
proven treatment for lightening the skin for hyper-pigmentation problems
or brown spots as it will deter the production of melanin in the skin.
It can be an alternative to hydroquinone.</div>
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Liposomes - These are
effective in reducing wrinkles and fine lines while enhancing the
texture of the skin. It is also used to provide nutrients directly to
the skin cells.</div>
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Palmitoyl Pentapeptide or Matrixyl - It will
enhance the production of collagen and help to repair skin damaged by
the sun. It also reduces wrinkles and improves the elasticity of the
skin so it is firmer. It is also an alternative to retinol because it
does not irritate the skin.</div>
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Retinoic Acid or Retin A or Tretinoin -
Although it can irritate the skin it is the strongest form of Vitamin A
used to treat skin care issues and as an anti aging treatment. It is
known to reduce wrinkles, increase production of collagen, exfoliate and
smooth the skin while it improves elasticity and reduces the occurrence
of acne.</div>
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Retinol - Another form of Vitamin A - It is not as
effective as Tretinoin because it does not absorb as well into the skin
and it can also cause skin irritation.</div>
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Retinyl Palmitate - a
Vitamin A Derivative - This has similar effects as Tretinoin without
being irritable to the skin as it is milder.</div>
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Vitamin C or Ascorbic Acid - It increases production of collagen and heals the skin plus has potent antioxidant properties.</div>
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Vitamin E or Tocopherol - An antioxidant that will protect the skin and heal it.</div>
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15371447102609746023noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3434816430321499015.post-65220798725117656352012-10-02T23:49:00.000-07:002012-11-08T23:50:20.289-08:00Tips To Avoid Getting Or Spreading The Virus<div id="article-content" style="text-align: justify;">
A cold sore is a horrible virus and learning how to prevent a
cold sore can be very beneficial especially for those of you that
repeatedly get them, this article can be the help you need to avoid
getting them over and over again. There are simple changes and things
that you can go on to do which can be very effective when it comes down
to this. Please note that not every method works for everyone so if one
doesn't work try another, there is bound to be one that does work for
you as you try to prevent a cold sore.<br />
· <strong>Avoid Touching Your Face</strong><br />
Your
hands are very dirty; they are a magnet for germs and viruses, that's
why you're meant to wash your hands after you go to the toilet.
Unfortunately we can't control all the germs from not getting on our
hand but the last place you want to spread them is your face.<br />
If
you get these germs on your face you are risking getting the virus or
lowering your body's defence system which will then go on to leading to a
dormant cold sore awakening at this opportunity.<br />
Washing your hands when you can, avoiding to touch your face and even carrying around anti-bacterial soap can be very effective.<br />
· <strong>Avoid Triggering An Attack</strong><br />
It is said that these annoying little viruses pop up when your immune system is at a low so you will want to keep it high.<br />
Obviously
you can't make yourself never get sick, there will always be something
that slips past you but there are things that you can try to avoid that
will beat down your immune system.<br />
- Stress<br />
- Illness and fevers<br />
- Fatigue<br />
- Binge drinking<br />
Avoiding
these will keep your immune system up as much as possible which will
therefore reduce the chances of you going through an outbreak.<br />
· <strong>Keep Your Immune System High</strong><br />
As
I said before you can't avoid yourself from getting sick but you can
strengthen your immune system with zinc lozenges. These can be brought
over the counter and are really effective, these will keep your immune
system strong even when you're ill and vulnerable to a cold sore attack!<br />
Taking
these little zinc lozenges when you notice the first signs of illness
is highly recommended as you get your immune system in shape and to
prevent a cold sore.<br />
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15371447102609746023noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3434816430321499015.post-40014939046117279342012-09-25T23:48:00.000-07:002012-11-08T23:49:15.132-08:00Easy Ways To Treat The Virus From Your Home<div id="article-content" style="text-align: justify;">
A cold sore virus is a horrible thing, thankfully there are some
cold sore home remedy methods that you can look through to fight the
battle at home instead of having to go out into public without doing a
thing about it. These are just simple changes and things you can do with
household items so it does not require you to go out and buy anything
such as the over the counter medication as well. The following article
will give you some useful cold sore home remedy treatments that you can
use to help you get rid of cold sores quickly and effectively from your
home.<br />
· <strong>Milk</strong><br />
As
soon as you start to feel the tingling of a cold sore (if you've had
them you know that this is the first sign of the virus becoming active
and getting ready to form on the lip). You will want to use the milk
technique.<br />
This doesn't mean get a cup of milk and drink it, it is
simpler than that, all you have to do is soak a cotton ball in milk and
then dab it onto the affected area a couple of times a day.<br />
This
method has been said to be very effective and people have also claimed
that using it early can stop the virus from breaking out.<br />
· <strong>Change Your Toothbrush</strong><br />
Changing your toothbrush is a highly effective technique to slow down the rate of infection.<br />
As
you know tooth brushes are great for cleaning your teeth and your mouth
of germs and plaque but not all of it comes off of the toothbrush once
you're done.<br />
When you have the cold sore virus reusing the same
toothbrush is going to speed up the infection so you need to change as
soon as possible to stop this from happening. This is very effective and
is highly recommended for everyone to do otherwise you will just be
aiding the virus.<br />
· <strong>Nail Polish</strong><br />
This is a very weird method but one that has had some really good results.<br />
It is said that the skin is permeable so by putting anything on it there is always a high chance it will seep in the skin.<br />
So
with nail polish it is said that by applying some to the area and
letting it sink in can be very effective in getting rid of the cold sore
due to some of the chemicals in the mixture.<br />
However also due to
the chemicals some of you may suffer allergic reactions or if you have
sensitive skin you may go through other side effects so it is worth
researching this cold sore home remedy before going on to applying your
sisters nail polish to your face straight away.<br />
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15371447102609746023noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3434816430321499015.post-36740586338978436052012-09-11T23:47:00.000-07:002012-11-08T23:48:15.142-08:00Healthy Foods, Healthy Living<div id="article-content" style="text-align: justify;">
Do you know that eating the right foods can improve your health?
An average person eats three times a day with 2 snacks in between.
However, most of the food that comes in the diet are just fillers- food
for the stomach, to relieve hunger. However, what most people do not
realize is that what you eat today can have a great impact in your
health.<br />
There
many healthy foods, those found in the kitchens that are often
overlooked, that could boost one's health. One example is turmeric.
Besides the fact that it is a good source of Vit. C and magnesium, it is
also a good source of fiber. However, its most notable characteristic
is its anti-inflammatory effect. In fact, it is even combined with
cauliflower to cure prostate cancer and prevent the further growth of
cancer cells. It is being used nowadays to heal gastrointestinal
diseases and even for the cure of gallbladder stones.<br />
Another food
often overlooked for its health benefits is garlic. It is effective in
lowering low density lipoprotein, the bad cholesterol. Research shows
that it has blood thinning effect, important in hypertension control.
Even more important, it is shown to decrease risk of stomach and colon
cancer. On the other hand, ginger is also a healthy food. Because it
also has anti-anflammatory effects, it can block prostaglandin release
known for the development of arthritis and migraine.<br />
Salmon is
also a food that should be included in one's diet often. It is
considered as one of the best sources of omega-3 fatty acids. This type
of fat can lower the risk of heart disease. Beans are also important to
have in one's diet as it is nutritionally packed and good in keeping the
blood sugar stable, good for diabetes control. Lemon is also good
because it boosts the immune system.<br />
Green tea is also good for
one's health as it can increase insulin tolerance and increase the
metabolic rate. It is even used by some to lose weight, although
researches are still inconclusive. However, what I known is that it
contains an antioxidant, epigallocatechin gallate or EGCG, that can
prevent lung, breast and prostate cancer.<br />
If there are healthy
foods for the body, there are also those which have bad effects on one's
health. Some examples are carcinogenic foods such as pickled, salted
and fermented foods, especially implicated in stomach cancer. High
intake of fat and calorie are also not good as it promotes several types
of cancer such as breast and endometrial. Low intake of vegetables and
fruits are also implicated in diseased of the gastrointestinal tract.
Alcohol can also bring about diseases such as cirrhosis of the liver,
hypercholesterolemia and brain dysfunction. Junk foods are also bad for
one's health.<br />
Eating healthy foods does not only affect the
current status of a person as it also has a bearing in one's future.
Some diseases that are not apparent now may manifest in the future. By
starting to eat the right kind of food now, healthy living can be
obtained.<br />
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15371447102609746023noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3434816430321499015.post-21065623615220736292012-09-04T23:47:00.000-07:002012-11-08T23:47:22.463-08:00Joint Pains No More<div id="article-content" style="text-align: justify;">
Joint pains can be really disturbing. Approximately 1 out of 70
UK adults suffer from gout. In the United State, it is estimated to be
840 out of every 100,000 people. The most debilitating aspect of having
gout is its inflammatory effect on joints causing pain that has a
significant effect on daily living.<br />
Benjamin
Franklin once said, "Be temperate in wine, in eating girls, and sloth;
or the Gout will seize you and plague you both." There is truth to that.
In fact, eating certain foods can exacerbate joint pains. First of all,
gout is caused by increased uric acid in the body, which forms deposits
in joints and tissues causing inflammation that leads to painful joints
with stiffness. The culprit in this exacerbation of pain is food high
in purines, which are chemical compounds that form uric acid once
metabolized by the body.<br />
One thing that can make a great impact on
the lives of those affected with gout is to know which foods are the
ones that should be avoided. This includes organ meats, certain fishes,
grain, alcohol, legumes and vegetables.<br />
It is best that patients
with gout avoid organ meats namely, hearts, kidneys, testicles and brain
which contain high purines that cause increased levels of uric acid.
The tongue is particularly high in purines as well a mincemeats, broths,
meat extracts and bouillons. Other meats include those of goose, duck,
partridge, pheasant and turkey<br />
Aside from meat, seafoods can also
cause gout pains. These include anchovies, mackerel, herring, sardines,
mussels and scallops. Eating fish eggs can also increase uric levels
acid as well as haddock and salmon.<br />
Even vegetables, though known
to be healthy for most people, can increase uric acid in the body. The
main vegetables to be avoided are peas, spinach, asparagus, cauliflower,
beans, lentils and mushrooms. It is true that these vegetables are
nutritious but for those afflicted with gout, it may just cause
exacerbation of signs and symptoms.<br />
Grains are also sources of
purines. Whole grain cereals, breads, wheat bran and oatmeal wheat germ
should be taken in moderation as these foods are sources of purines.
These foods are common in the diet so, one should really think on how
they can avoid these as much as possible.<br />
What patients with gout
should really avoid is alcohol as it contains high levels of purine that
can trigger inflammation and stiffness of joints. Beer in particular is
high in purines together with wine and hard liquor. In brewing alcohol,
yeast is used which contains significant levels of purines. In fact, it
is also used in baking.<br />
It is difficult to cut these foods in the
diet, however patients with gout should consider modifying their lives
to lessen joint pains. The solution to this is moderation. Of course,
one cannot live life normally without eating meat, fish, bread and
alcohol. However, for these people, eating only a small portion is
enough. It may surprise them as to how it can significantly reduce
inflamed and painful joints.<br />
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15371447102609746023noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3434816430321499015.post-65182257565972423152012-08-28T23:46:00.000-07:002012-11-08T23:46:35.504-08:00The Back Pain Diet<div id="article-content" style="text-align: justify;">
One of the most common complaints of patients consulting a
physician is back pain. The condition, regardless of its severity, is
really debilitating. It can affect one's work and daily living. While
most people do not know is that eating certain foods can actually be the
source of this of this muscle aches.<br />
There
are certain diseases that can cause referred pain in the back. One of
which is cholelithiasis or gall bladder stones. Due to the complex nerve
distribution in our body, certain organ diseases can be manifested in
other body parts such as gall bladder diseases. One of the causes of
gall bladder stones is high fat intake. In fact, there is the medical
term for this, 4Fs- fat, female, forty and fertile. Fatty foods such as
meat, dairy product and fast foods, even though delicious can actually
cause gall stones. These people affected with the disease would often go
to the hospital feeling aches in the abdomen and back.<br />
Another
dietary related cause of back pains is low intake of Vitamin B,
specifically B12. This vitamin is vital for nerve function. When
severely low in the body, it can manifest as muscle aches especially in
the legs and even in the back together with gastrointestinal problems,
weakness and disorientation. It can also cause tingling sensations in
different parts of the body including the back. People lacking in
Vitamin B12 would feel that they are afflicted with severe diseases
while in fact, it is in their diet. This can be remedied by eating foods
rich in this vitamin B12 such as liver, liver oil, turkey, tuna,
lentils, chili peppers, bananas, tempeh (soy based), potatoes, brewer's
yeast and molasses.<br />
Inflammatory conditions can cause a painful
back. Surprisingly, there are many foods that are considered
inflammatory foods. Examples of which are sugar (whatever the
source),processed foods, fast foods, French fries, white bread, ice
cream, pasta, cheddar cheeses, oils such as vegetable and corn,
caffeine, soda and alcohol. A typical person eats a lot of these. One
should be careful as these might be the cause of muscle aches in the
back.<br />
If there are inflammatory foods, not surprisingly, there are
also anti-inflammatory foods. Alaskan salmon (wild) is said to be a
potent anti-inflammatory food. Drinking lots of water and green tea can
also be beneficial to reduce or prevent inflammation that can cause back
pain. Other foods also known for their anti-inflammatory effects are
fresh whole fruits, vegetables, olive oil, nuts, old-fashioned oatmeal,
lean poultry and dark leafy vegetables. Spices such a turmeric and
ginger also have anti-inflammatory effects based on research.<br />
Back
pain really has a negative impact on one's life. It can affect work,
studies and leisure. It ruins special occasions and supposed-to-be-happy
memories. While medical interventions can alleviate these aches, it is
also important to modify one's diet as it may be the cause of pain.
There is no harm in eating healthy foods and avoiding the bad ones.
Healthy foods are indeed the key to healthy living.<br />
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15371447102609746023noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3434816430321499015.post-86499784665097505922012-08-21T23:45:00.000-07:002012-11-08T23:45:49.824-08:00Geriatric Specific Care Works Best<div id="article-content" style="text-align: justify;">
Geriatrics is a type of care that you simply cannot get from a
non-specialist. The fact is, as a person ages, his or her body goes
through numerous changes both on the outside and on the inside. As a
result, these complex changes affect the way a person feels. Instead of
having just one issue or health concern, many people have numerous
problems or changes happening at one time. By visiting a specialist, it
is possible to pinpoint concerns, get exacting treatment and to live the
best possible life you can. There is help from specialized providers.<br />
Maintaining Your Body<br />
Often,
geriatrics focuses on providing care and attention to an individual's
medical needs. Your body is the only one you have and you need to
maintain it. As you get older, it becomes increasingly important to
monitor for changes in your health. It is also important to have more
wellness checkups to make sure any concern is spotted sooner rather than
later. This includes getting your heart's function checked with an
echocardiogram. It means having a bladder scan to ensure no concerns are
occurring there. It means managing everything from stress tests to
blood pressure readings to know what is really happening inside your
body.<br />
With this information, specialists can also offer more than
just medication. They can offer information about what is happening in
your body and why. Then, you can take the steps necessary to slow your
aging process or even see significant improvement in your health.<br />
Maintaining Health<br />
Though
doctors have the job of scanning for and treating ailments, it is up to
you to take every step necessary to prevent them from occurring. Your
doctor can help with this as well. These specialists often have
anti-aging clinics in which patients can learn the ins and outs of
maintaining their health. From exercising to taking care of your skin,
you can benefit from making simple changes to your daily life. Work with
your doctor to determine what concerns you should be on the lookout for
and what steps you can take to minimize the biggest risk factors to
your health over the long-term.<br />
Finding a specialist is a good
place to start. These professionals understand the aging body. They know
the difference between just getting old and being ill or having the
onset of an illness developing. Geriatrics patients need attention to
the details. You need someone that is not just going to help you to live
longer but help you to live the type of life you want to live for many
more years. That is the difference in these providers, too. As you seek
out a doctor to provide this type of care, look for one that wants to
help you to maintain the quality of life you desire.<br />
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Physical changes are unavoidable as we grow older. When we're
still into our early adulthood, the changes are quite positive. During
these times, the body is still in its developing phase. So you may
notice that once you graduate from your teens, you feel that you're in
top physical shape. It is during these times that one is able to feel
that his body is at its physical peak with lots of energy to spare and
high endurance. Plus, you are likely to see that your physical
attributes such as your facial features are at their best. One of the
best examples here would be your skin. An individual just entering his
twenties usually has young-looking, smooth, and firm skin with no
sagging problems.<br />
It's
when we enter our thirties that problems come in. This is the phase
where signs of aging start to manifest in the person's body. You will
certainly feel the changes in your energy levels and your stamina. But
this doesn't mean that you should just let these signs of aging take
over like that. You can do a lot in order to keep your body healthy and
trim, especially your skin. All you need to do is start on a healthier
lifestyle, eat the right kinds of food, exercise, and observe necessary
beauty regimens. For example, you cannot help it that when you start to
age, your skin will encounter sagging problems. Since our skin is
naturally delicate, it is prone to sagging, wrinkling, cellulites, and
more.<br />
That is why seeing a skin care expert the moment you enter
your thirties is greatly encouraged by health providers. With the help
of skin care experts, you would be able to learn what treatments or
maintenance are necessary to help keep your skin looking young, firm,
and vibrant. Apart from health and skin products you'll either be taking
or applying, body wraps also come highly recommended. Body wraps are
highly effective skin treatment methods to get rid of sagging,
cellulites, wrinkles, and more. One example of such body wraps treatment
is it works body wraps which uses only all-natural ingredients to yield
great results. It detoxifies your body and helps prep it up for optimal
weight loss.<br />
Naturally, it is important that once a person enters
his thirties, he should make it a point to re-asses his present
lifestyle. One must evaluate his daily activities and ensure that he is
getting the necessary amount of rest daily. It is wise to remember that
at this age, getting enough sleep will greatly contribute to keeping
your skin looking young and healthy. Also, try to evaluate your diet and
make sure that your body is getting enough calcium. There's no reason
why you can't age gracefully and be proud of your body as the years roll
in.<br />
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15371447102609746023noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3434816430321499015.post-56366000879799131682012-08-07T23:43:00.000-07:002012-11-08T23:43:38.769-08:00Consider Braces For Adults<div id="article-content" style="text-align: justify;">
Braces tend to be something that parents think about for their
teens and young adults. During the pre-teen years and older, the use of
this type of technology can make a significant difference on your
child's face. Yet, even older individuals can see significant
improvement in the way their smile looks by investing in the system. If
you are an adult and wish you had done something about your overbite or
underbite back when you were younger, you may still have that option
today.<br />
A Consultation First<br />
Not
everyone will benefit from having braces as an adult. The dentist will
need to perform a full examination of your teeth and jaw structure to
determine if there is any ability to fix the underlying problem. In most
cases, this will involve the use of x-rays and digital images of your
teeth, too. If the dentist believes that your mouth's structure could be
altered with the use of bracing technology, he or she may encourage you
to do just that.<br />
What Are the Benefits?<br />
When meeting with
your dentist, ask about the benefits of getting braces. He or she should
be able to tell you exactly what to expect going forward. For example,
will you benefit from having Invisalign, a type of invisible bracing
technology that allows you to look great even as you are transforming
your smile? Ask the provider about the cost versus the outcome. Will
there be a noticeable difference in the way your smile looks? What is a
realistic level of expectation for this procedure? You should know
exactly what the benefits are.<br />
Of course, the main benefit of
having this type of procedure is to fix a crooked smile. Those who have
it often have a beautiful looking smile after the treatment. In addition
to this, you may feel far more confident in the way you look. You may
even be willing to smile more often because you have had it done.<br />
Consider Your Options<br />
Most
patients have options in the type of appliance used. You may be able to
get products that are less noticeable or more effective in adult
transformations. You will also need to discuss the length of treatment
for each type you select. Most of the time, the process of using
orthodontic appliances for realigning the jaw line can take between one
and three years, but for adults it can be longer.<br />
You have put off
getting more information long enough. Now is the perfect time to
contact a dentist and find out what the possibilities really are. You
may be surprised by how many you really have available to you. Discuss
the costs, timeline, and your options. You may even want to think about
what you will look like once the treatment is complete.<br />
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