Amelia Sanchez
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3 Ways To Lose Weight Quickly
Whether you have a special event coming up or you're simply just tired of being overweight, there are many reasons that you might want to shed unwanted pounds. Fortunately, there are a number of different ways that you can lose weight quickly and easily. 1. Start Counting Calories Even when you're trying to be careful about what you eat, it can be all too easy to end up consuming too many calories.
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The Surprising Dangers Of A Pedicure & What You Can Do About It
Pedicures are supposed to be relaxing and pampering, but they can also carry hidden dangers. Getting fungal, bacterial or viral infections from a pedicure is not only possible, but is fairly common. Here is some information on how these infections happen, what you can do about it and how to prevent them from happening again. Causes & Types Of Infection If salon instruments aren't properly sanitized, they can transmit bacteria from one client to another.
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Three Things To Remember When Designing A Cemetery Monument
When a loved one passes away, it's natural to think about ways you can create a lasting memory of that person. And if you've decided to have a cemetery burial, creating and installing a unique headstone or monument is the most permanent way to honor the deceased. Requirements for cemetery monuments may vary between cemeteries. Your funeral home director can often answer questions and help you understand what to consider when creating a headstone or monument for your loved one.
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The Benefits Of Getting A Flu Shot During Pregnancy
The risks and benefits of vaccinations have been a heated topic for years, but there's no need to fear the influenza vaccine if you're pregnant. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states that flu vaccines are safe for pregnant women -- in fact, the agency even recommends that moms-to-be get the shot. Still not convinced that you should get vaccinated against influenza this season? Here are four great reasons to do it during your pregnancy.
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Improve Your Fertility With A Healthy Dose Of Acupuncture
Not everyone has it easy when it comes to conceiving a baby. While some may get pregnant their first try, others may spend months – even years – trying to conceive. Infertility is one of the reasons why a person can't conceive. Luckily, there are ways to overcome this, including eating a healthier diet and limiting alcohol and caffeine consumption. Another way of improving your fertility is with acupuncture. What is Acupuncture?
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Key Components Of A Regular Eye Exam
Eyes are your windows to the world. It's important that you keep them in good health. Avoiding reading in poor light, reducing eye strain, and wearing sunglasses are a few of the ways to keep your eyes protected. However, eye exams serve as the most critical component of proper eye care. During your 20s and 30s, you should have your eyes checked every five to 10 years and every two to four years for adults age 40 to 65.
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Looking For A Way To Improve Your Facial Appearance? How About Getting A Facelift?
While growing older means you get wiser, it also means your face is going to start showing the world just how old you are. The collagen and elastin starts to head south, leaving you with sunken cheekbones and sagging skin. No one wants to look in the mirror and see a shell of their former selves. You want to feel confident about your appearance. Just because you might be growing older, that doesn't mean everyone around you has to know it.
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How To Treat Whooping Cough In Young Children
Pertussis, also referred to as whooping cough, is a bacterial infection that happens to be very contagious. This infection, characterized by a severe cough, is most commonly seen in young children and adults who have not received the vaccine DTaP or Tdap. If you suspect that your young child has whooping cough, here are a few treatment tips. Antibiotics Since whooping cough is a bacterial infection, antibiotics can be used to treat it.
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Whether To Seek Emergency Or Urgent Care Treatment For Sports Injuries
When you are injured while playing sports or working out, you might have questions about what your best treatment option is. Should you go to the emergency room? Should you wait until you can get an appointment with your primary care doctor? Should you just try to tough it out? Many athletes are quite accustomed to suffering minor injuries, and might be tempted to not seek treatment at all. This option poses a risk of improper healing or long healing times, which can be particularly detrimental to someone often engaged in sports.
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