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Elizabeth Radisson's Articles in Conditions

  • Ancient Chinese Wisdom And Weight Loss: Acupuncture
    The Chinese are known for their ancient healing techniques that make use of nothing but nature's best. Once such technique is acupuncture which dates back 2,000 years.
  • Asthma and Acid Reflux: A Sinister Marriage of Two Diseases
    Asthma is among a number of diseases that have caused great discomfort and even disabilities to a large number of sufferers across the globe. Now health professionals have been noticing a rather consistent relationship between asthma and another bothersome condition called gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) or more popularly known as acid reflux. The occurrence of these two ailments forms an ominous blend of symptoms that are certain to increase the irritation caused by either disease alone.
  • Beauty and Enlightenment: Laser Light Treatment of Acne
    Acne is not a particularly attractive trait of anyone, whether adult or adolescent. Acne, in fact, contributes to lowering one's sense of self, and self-esteem. As acne untreated can scar one's skin, the effects brought on by acne can scar one emotionally for life.
  • Causes of Hemorrhoids
    Hemorrhoids involve the response of the blood vessels in the area of the rectum to pressure. This pressure can come from various sources and typically will cause pain and irritation. There are various reasons for hemorrhoids, and knowing them can help in making lifestyle changes and minimize the pain they cause.
  • Children Grown Up: Teenage and Adolescent Bedwetting
    Urinating while asleep, also called nocturnal enuresis, is common in children. It is messy and upsetting, however since it is involuntary, it can only be a sign of a developing body growing adapted to sleeping without a diaper. Bedwetting in teenagers and adolescents, however, is a different matter. It may be worrisome for parents; it can be awkward for older children, and is considered a physical sign of deeper troubles in a teenager or adolescent.
  • Choices for Snorers
    If snoring has become an issue in your personal life between you and your spouse, you may want to consider some lifestyle changes that may help with your snoring. Simple changes may be all that are needed to address your snoring, but if your weight is a problem, that may be the best place to start. A man even 20 percent overweight will be prone to snore.
  • Does Ear Stapling Really Lead to Weight Loss?
    It is alarming to note that more and more people are getting obese these days. Studies have found that obesity is primarily caused by people's increasing and uncontrolled appetite for food.
  • Effective Weight Loss: The Weight Watchers Promise
    Losing weight can be a harrowing experience most especially if you start feeling that you are alone in your quest to lose the excess pounds. However, this is not so when you are with a group going through the same process and are ready to support you until you achieve your weight loss goals. And this is what the Weight Watchers are famous for.
  • Fiber and IBS
    If you suffer from IBS, you have probably heard about fiber and its effects on Irritable Bowel Syndrome. Eating a sufficient amount of fiber is one of the major ways to help prevent IBS. By being aware of both the health benefits of fiber and how it affects your symptoms, you can use fiber effectively to ease the discomforts of IBS. There are different types of fiber, each with their own characteristics to help with your symptoms.
  • Historic Hair Restoration
    Hair loss has been a problem throughout many cultures for many centuries. Each culture had different techniques to stimulate hair growth and various methods to slow the process of hair loss. Each culture worked to find the right nutrient balance to slow the process of hair loss. If you struggle with hair loss, you will want to know how to slow its loss and stimulate growth. By understanding how other cultures approached hair restoration, you may gain insight into how to solve your own hair loss problem.
  • Is Television Causing Child Obesity?
    Can we actually say that television is responsible for child obesity? Can we actually verify that it is causing children to become overweight and obese? While this assertion would be difficult to substantiate, the responsibility that television does contribute to childhood obesity should be examined.
  • Knowing the Causes of Eczema
    Eczema is a very irritating and hideous-looking condition of the skin that affects many people all over the world. Although it is more of a nuisance than a dangerous illness, many people find it bothersome enough that it needs to be treated. Like most diseases, prevention is better than having to treat eczema, and one of the most effective ways to prevent getting eczema is by avoiding its causes.
  • Lifestyle Changes to Prevent Hemorrhoids
    Preventing hemorrhoids is the best way of dealing with them. They can be one of the most embarrassing and frustrating health problems to have. With that, there are a number of things that can be done to prevent hemorrhoids. You will first want to understand if you are vulnerable to them. Obese males over 50 years of age with digestive problems are most susceptible to getting hemorrhoids. Those who also spend a lot of time standing or lifting heavy objects are vulnerable. Regardless of your profile, it is a good idea to take preventative steps to promote a healthy lifestyle that can reduce your risk for getting hemorrhoids.
  • Lowering Your Risks for Sleep Apnea
    Sleep apnea is a troubling disorder that will affects your sleep as well as having some very negative consequences on your health and well-being. This disorder can affect someone at any age and is considered to be a degenerative condition when. When sleep apnea is left untreated, the condition can become much more serious. There are things that can be done to lower your risk of developing sleep apnea. Those that are high in risk factors are much more prone to develop this very difficult sleep disorder. There are certain methods people can use to keep their risk for sleep apnea down.
  • Nutrition and Eating Disorders
    As children progress into their teen years, they become concerned about their appearance. A child’s body and hormones change during puberty. Many children at this point begin to feel self-conscious about their shape and size and their outlook on life can change for the worse. New social pressures are also introduced into a child’s life with the onset of puberty.
  • Obesity Flash Research
    As each minute passes there are developments in obesity research. These are some of the latest studies (as of December 2006.)
  • Painless Headaches
    Imagine discovering that you were suffering from a headache, though you were not experiencing any headache pain? Sometimes, people who are experience odd unexplained symptoms are found to be afflicted with what is often called a silent migraine. Silent migraines are known by other names such as migraine auras without headache, ocular migraines or painless migraines.
  • Selecting the Best Online Weight Loss Program
    The Internet has become a convenient venue where different products and services are sold and offered to different kinds of people.
  • The Common Signs of Teen Depression
    Teen depression may develop in teenagers who have personal, family, and social problems. It is not true that only adults suffer from this problem. Teens can also have this intense mental and emotional problem plaguing them.
  • The Deep Sleeper and Enuresis Connection
    Children who are five or six years old and are persistent bed-wetters have long been considered by the medical community to suffer from a sleep disorder. New studies appear to show that this is not the case and that typically these children are deep sleepers who do not wake up when the message is sent from the brain that the bladder is full.
  • The Prevalence of Child Obesity
    Child obesity has quickly become a major problem in America, the degree to which may not even be fully realized at this point. To consider all the aspects of obesity, a systems approach is necessary in identifying all factors involved. From this perspective, a more encompassing view of the prevalence of child obesity can be observed.
  • What Are Hemorrhoids?
    If you have hemorrhoids, it is important to learn what they are and how to treat them. There are specific symptoms and signs to look for to alert you as to whether you need to seek treatment or not. Knowing what these are will help you to know what treatment to look for. It is also important to learn where to seek help and to understand that hemorrhoids are very common for men and women and affect nearly 50% of the population.
  • What is Ketoacidosis?
    Ketoacidosis is the result of too many ketones in your urine. They are acids that build up in the blood and represent a warning that your diabetes is not under control. Ketones show up in the urine when the body is not getting enough insulin. Ketoacidosis is a dangerous and life-threatening condition, which rarely shows up with Type 2 diabetes, but is a serious problem for those with Type 1 diabetes. Ketoacidosis can result in a diabetic coma or death, while those with Type 2 diabetes can suffer from something similar called hyperosmolar nonketotic coma. Elderly Type 2 diabetes patients are prone to this.
  • Women, Diabetes and Polycystic Ovary Syndrome: How Exercise Can Help
    Some women are at higher risk of developing Type 2 diabetes because of a syndrome that often goes undiagnosed: Polycystic Ovary Syndrome. Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, or PCOS, affects between six and ten percent of women who are of childbearing age. One of the symptoms of PCOS is often excess weight gain, with that weight carried around the abdomen. Reducing the risks of developing type 2 diabetes in women with PCOS involves, in part, improving insulin sensitivity.