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December 2007 Archives

Dec 15, 2007

Anorexic celebrities

Posted by hazel in Anxiety and Depression, Diet and Weight Control, Stress and Relaxation, Womens Health No comments

Let’s be realistic here!

Is it possible for a mother of two active toddlers to look like she’s just stepped out of salon? Being impeccable groomed is impossible if you have children. And I’m not talking about Victoria Beckham who always looks like a fashion plate. And Posh spice had to hire at least two […]


Dec 12, 2007

Acne treatments can give you glowing skin

Posted by hazel in Natural Acne Treatments, Uncategorized No comments

Acne is entirely treatable and sometimes with the help of patient and consistent care, you can get rid of all acne completely. But the next thing which will still persist is acne scars. These are a painful remainder of your struggle with acne and sometimes acne scars can pits take a long time to disappear.
 
But […]


Dec 8, 2007

Anorexia nervosa: the thinning disease.

Posted by hazel in Womens Health No comments

People are dying to be thin and sometimes literally die trying to be thin .Anorexia is an eating disorder in which the patient is obsessed with self starvation and refuses to maintain a normal body weight .The National Eating Disorder Association estimates that 5 -20% anorexics will not survive the complications associated with anorexia and […]


Dec 4, 2007

kidney disease : how to manage it?

Posted by hazel in Urinary Tract Treatments No comments

More than twenty million Americans have kidney problems like urinary tract infections, kidney stones, kidney cancer, polycystic kidney disease, nephritic syndrome, and genetic disorders.  When these conditions are left, they lead to chronic kidney disease.  When CKD is allowed to progress beyond the early stages, the kidneys begin to work so poorly that they are […]


Dec 3, 2007

Failure of Parkinson’s treatment drug trial

Posted by hazel in Uncategorized No comments

Parkinson’s disease affects the cells of the brain which produce a chemical neurotransmitter called a dopamine. The main function of this neurotransmitter is to carry information from the brain to different parts of the body.  
But if the signaling chemical dopamine itself becomes less, messages are transmitted in incomplete burst or skipped altogether resulting in […]