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It really is all in your head–all 3 pounds and 100 billion neurons of it, that super biocomputer affectionately known as the brain.
And now that Americans live, on average, for 78 years (three decades longer than they did in 1900), it doesn’t take, well, a brain surgeon to figure out that nurturing the brain’s health makes perfect sense.
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When people ask you how you are, how do you respond? Do you say you’re fine—or tired?
If you were too exhausted even to answer the question, you’re not alone: Fatigue is endemic these days.
Here are a dozen potential reasons behind that run-down feeling and how you can re-energize yourself.
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With Congress ready to spend $700 billion to prop up the U.S. economy, enacting health-care reform may seem about as likely as the Dow hitting 10,000 again before the end of the year. But it may be more doable than you think, provided we dispel a few myths about how health care works and how much reform Americans are willing to stomach.
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Photo by Brunna Peretti
Welcome to next, 5 edition of Healthy Lists Blog Carnival! The number of submissions is growing, but number of boring submissions too. I still check every link, almost read posts and select only interesting and useful for you. Let’s begin…
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I am always astonished when people going to international travel don’t even think about place they go. You need to know all or many about country or territory you travel for rest or business. Only thinking about health can help you survive in this crazy world.
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This edition of Health Lists Blog Carnival was a little late, because of problems in the main server of carnivals (on blogcarnival.com). This carnival edition smack of spring and coming summer. Enjoy and comment this blog carnival I follow your links.
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Here is the third edition of Health Lists Blog Carnival. Nice to see more good posts with interesting health related lists.
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We always worry about things we think are very bad for our health. We worry and try to set them right, or don’t pay attention. But not all of them need so big worrying. Here are the nine real facts about most common health misconceptions “to stop worrying about right now”.
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I am frequent computer user. Of course it’s interesting to know how danger for my health computer can be. Working with computer for whole day is not rare nowadays. If it’s an aspect of our work or if we use computers just for fun, there are certain risks involved with prolonged computer use.
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Diabetes myths, however, are believed by many and can lead to inappropriate treatment choices and behaviors. Diabetes is a complicated disease.
Diabetes often goes undiagnosed because many of its symptoms seem so harmless. Recent studies indicate that the early detection of diabetes symptoms and treatment can decrease the chance of developing the complications of diabetes. Some diabetes symptoms include: frequent urination, excessive thirst, extreme hunger, unusual weight loss, increased fatigue, irritability, blurry vision.
By www.rd.com
A Marvelous Sense
They are two of your most precious possessions, but chances are, you take your eyes for granted. Most of us do. But think for a second what life would be like without being able to gaze on your grandchild or your flower garden or even navigate the kitchen without incident
Prevent Blindness America, a nonprofit organization dedicated to vision issues, estimates that 50,000 people lose their sight needlessly every year and that 80 million Americans are at risk of eye diseases that can lead to low vision and even blindness.
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