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Is there a connection between Vitamin D deficiencies and Hepatitis B?
Vitamin D is important for many bodily functions. In US, however, many people have a vitamin D deficiency. Now researchers have shown that this may contribute to the spread of hepatitis B virus in the liver.
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Sunlight risk: not only a day of sun protection
Finally it is summer and many sunbathers enjoy the outdoor season. The stay in the sun not only ensures well-being, but also has its drawbacks. Too much sunlight makes for sunburn, premature skin aging and an increased risk of skin cancer.
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Acupuncture helps prevent vomiting in children?
On average, each child suffers once or twice a year from diarrhea and vomiting. This can even be continued as part of a gastrointestinal flu. But acupressure or acupuncture can counteract at vomiting.
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Cracks on the feet: What is it, what can I do?
With cracks on the feet very painful in the skin. You can penetrate all layers of the skin, in the worst case and accompanied by inflammatory processes. Basically, those chaps are available in many locations and have different causes. Treatment is always necessary.
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Hepatitis C therapy with help of oxygen
A new study by American researchers showed that an oxygen-ozone mixture can reduce the symptoms of chronic hepatitis C. More than 25 percent of patients were on free therapy of hepatitis C virus.
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Cellulite – unloved dimples on thighs and buttocks
Spring is here, the swimming season is approaching, and countless women begin their annual program against cellulite. What really helps against dents on bottom and thighs – or should we better get used simultaneously with the small dimples?
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How nasal irrigation help with sinusitis?
In chronic sinusitis nasal irrigation with saltwater it’s a sensible addition to the symptomatic therapy. This is confirmed by experts.
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Which rules of life can help to reduce the risk of stroke?
Three rules of life can significantly reduce the risk of stroke. The findings of a recent study was published in the journal STROKE. In particular, the normalization of blood pressure reduces the likelihood of stroke.
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High Sensitive Skin: endangered in spring
Not only allergies and hay fever patients see the spring with mixed feelings. The winter with its dry heating air exert the skin, leaving it dry out. In the spring they then reacts with impurities or even inflammation. American study of the finished recently even pollen that can irritate the skin.
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The benefits of daily exercise
How long you have to exercise, for this improve your health? This question is asked over and over again. A study from the United States now came to the conclusion that helps already shortest loads – as long as they are intense enough.