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Topical Finasteride | Happy Head Reviews
By addressing deficiencies that cause hair loss and considering treatments such as topical finasteride side effects and dermarolling hair loss, men can improve their overall quality of life and maintain self-confidence.
Read MoreBrook Jackson, The COVID-19 Pfizer Whistleblower?
The COVID-19 pandemic is not a leading story. What is making waves is a whistleblower by the name of Brook Jackson. She claims that criminal fraud occurred, allowing the vaccine to be FDA-approved.
Read MoreHIPAA & HITRUST Compliance – The Difference Explained
HIPAA’s purpose to ensure that covered entities protect PHI and notify individuals if their information is breached. HITRUST focuses on mitigating the information risks facing an organization. It also enables businesses to provide their customers with different degrees of assurance through self-assessment, CSF validation and finally, CSF certification.
Read MoreActiveMood Review
Get in Shape Fast & Easy with My Online Fitness Center’s Latest Fitness Technology & Accessories – At Amazing LOW Prices Warm weather is here. And after months of social distancing, it’s time to get trim, toned, and in shape. ActiveMood makes it easy with everything you need to optimize workouts. * Top-Selling FITNESS TRACKER in popular colors. This lets you build healthy habits as you track steps, distance, hourly activity, minutes, and calories burned. It’s the compact digital wonder that will revolutionize your weight loss, fitness, and wellness programs for improved success. * Complete Mini-Band Workout DVD with compact mini-band set. You’ve heard about the remarkable full-body workouts with resistance bands. Now experience the mini-band revolution to strengthen…
Read MoreIs Stress Creating Sick Days at Your Company?
Stress could become the leading cause of disability within the next 20 years. Stress-related workers’ compensation claims are rising dramatically. People stay at home “sick” because of worries about the pace of work and fears of layoffs, workplace violence and, since September 11, 2001, working in high-rise buildings. Our culture believes that every ailment can be treated, and many medications are effective against stress symptoms. Better: Accept stress as normal, but don’t let it rule your life. Take steps to relieve it. Examples: Exercise, massage, a hobby, deep breathing.
Read MoreDr. Tom Crook’s Six-Step Program to Keep Your Mind Very, Very, Very, Sharp!
The decline in our ability to quickly recall names, dates and other memorized facts is known as Age-Associated Memory Impairment (AAMI). It is due to chemical changes in die brain cells as well as a general shrinkage of brain mass—a phenomenon that occurs in everybody, starting at about age 40. That’s the bad news. The good news is that, unlike Alzheimer’s Disease (which strikes a relatively small percentage of people and is largely untreatable in its later stages), AAMI can be minimized and/or delayed indefinitely. How? Through a mix of mental and physical exercises combined with daily supplements of a remarkable compound called phosphatidylserine—more commonlyreferred to as PS. What is…
Read MoreOptimists Live Better Lives than Pessimists — The Secrets of Happiness
To pessimists, the “movie of life” is a documentary that has an unchangeable script. Optimists, on the other hand, grab the storyline and become directors. They edit, refocus and add color to concoct a brighter, happier picture. This hopeful, in-control attitude shields them from outside influences and inner emotional turmoil. The good news for pessimists is that they can train themselves to think optimistically. Steps to Happiness Fake it—even if you don’t feel like it. Acting happy—even when you are not— makes you feel happier. Try smiling to improve your mood. Sitting up straight will make you more aware of your surroundings and feel more alert.Consciously relaxing your muscles helps…
Read MoreThe Truth Behind Myelodysplastic Syndromes (MDS)
Myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS) are a group of several related disorders characterized by bone marrow dysplasia and dysfunction associated with peripheral blood anemia, thrombocytopenia and or leukopenia. Anemia is the most common finding in patients with MDS. The peripheral blood smear can show macrocytosis of the red cells and hypo-granular neutrophils. The neutrophils can also show Pelger-Huet nuclei and other abnormal nuclear patterns and rarely you can see circulating micro megakaryocytes. The myelodysplastic disorders can evolve over time into acute leukemia. There are nine defined myelodysplastic syndromes: Age is a very important risk factor for the development of MDS. Smoking is associated with a three to five-fold increase in the occurrence…
Read MoreTrans-fats in Foods: Where Are They Hiding?
There are 7,000 deaths and more than 20,000 heart attacks per year and experts state these numbers could be severely reduced if trans-fats were eliminated from the food supply. However, you have an uprising of people who don’t like the government telling them what to do and what is good for them to eat. “It’s my body, my choice,” said one visibly obese woman. While it may be your body, when it comes to health care and putting unneeded pressure on a system that is already busting at the seams (no pun intended) isn’t what is best for society. Obesity is at an all-time high and we are in an…
Read MoreWhen Big Companies Hurt The General Public
No one wants to have a health procedure done to them only to have the problem turn into something worse. Far worse. Often the issue is just a problem that wasn’t known. Something unforeseen. Unfortunately, there are other times when the problem was known and nothing was done because the big company saw a greater expense in pulling the product than settling lawsuits. You read that correctly. And while this article isn’t going to “name names” of big companies who are engaged in this practice, the purpose is to make you aware so you can ask the right questions before a procedure, or even do the research yourself to ensure…
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