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April 16, 2010

Top 3 Reasons for Your Headache

Filed under: headaches,neck stiffness,strained eyes,stress,Uncategorized — Tanveen @ 9:15 am


Is that throbbing headache back? No surprise. There are many things in our day to day lives that can activate headaches. Headaches can be very painful and thus cause you to become distracted,irritable and fast tempered. Try to avoid these top three causes for headaches.

1) Not Getting a Good Night’s Sleep
A good night’s sleep is vital to having a good day. If you get frequent headaches you should designate a time to go to bed and wake up. Making a schedule like this will eliminate headaches from too little or too much sleep. And yes, you can get heachaches from an excess amount of sleep because your body is not used to it. Taking a pain reliever will help calm your headache.

2) Strained Eyes
Computers, computers, computers. Well, I guess we can’t put all the blame on them. Computers are a part of our day to day lives. Many of us spend a great amount of time on the computer every day, or go on at least once. Sitting in front of the computer for long periods of time can cause muscle strain. Tight muscles, especially in the neck can cause headaches. Being on the computer for so long also strains your eyes. You should take breaks in order to avoid this from happening. As well, some people don’t know that they have a problem with their vision. If your eyes are straining to make things out, then it will cause a headache. Try getting your eyes checked. That might have been the problem the whole time.

3) Stress
Stress, whether it be big or small is a part of everyone’s life and it’s always going to be. Whether it be that looming list of things to do, or dealing with an unexpected problem. The key is to learn how to deal with stress. The best way to do this is to have fun and do things that you enjoy.

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January 7, 2010

Top 5 Reasons For Hair Loss


As most men age, they begin to experience hair loss, sometimes even starting while in their teen years. However, most men don’t really know, or really even try to prevent hair loss. Additionally, some women also experience hair loss, but instead of just accepting it, as most men do, they become very anxious. However, there are some ways that you can avoid losing your hair simply by first, eating a healthy diet and second, attempting to avoid the other main causes of hair loss.

Hormonal Abnormalities - There are certain hormonal problems that have been shown to lead to hair loss. Some of these abnormalities include elevated levels of testosterone, too much or too little thyroid hormone, high insulin levels, and polycystic ovary syndrome (women with elevated levels of testosterone and insulin).

Local Trauma - Putting stress on your hair can cause very serious damage that could lead to hair loss. Things like cornrows or putting your hair in tight hairbands can cause the breaking of hair at the base. Some chemical treatments, like hair dye, can damage the follicles, especially if the use of chemicals occurs often. Certain insects, such as lice can also contribute to hair loss.

Scalp Inflammation - Certain skin condition that cause inflammation, like eczema, seborrhea, and psoriasis, can lead to hair loss in patches that often have red and scaly skin underneath. Bacterial and fungal scalp infections can cause problems similar to inflammatory skin conditions. However, an autoimmune condition called alopecia areata can cause patches of hair loss with any redness.

Medications - When you start taking certain medications, you may notice some hair loss. Among the most common medications that cause hair loss are steroids and chemotherapy. Medications may result in temporary or even permanent hair loss, but if they’re saving your life I would think this would be one of those times to just accept the fact that you’re probably going to have to give up your hair on this one.

Psychological Factors - Many psychological conditions are actually very common for causing hair loss. Among these psychological factors are, stress, anxiety, depression …etc. While many people do not know these factors cause hair loss, or even realize that these psychological factors are affecting them. Try to find some time during the day that you can just relax, even if it’s just 5 minutes. If you begin to notice different habits forming or feelings of constant sadness you may be developing depression and you should probably talk to a doctor.

Additionally, there are certain medications and creams that can be used to restore hair to your scalp. Talk with a doctor before using these medicines to make sure they are safe for you.

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December 21, 2009

5 Health Benefits of Crying

You may be aware that crying helps you release negative emotions and is a natural way for your body to cope with unwanted feelings of distress or fear. What you may not know is that there are several other benefits of crying that can help your mental and physical health.

Stress

– Crying can lower your stress levels. Crying helps to remove some of the chemicals and hormones that are built up in the body from stress. If you compare shedding tears to shedding sweat during exercise, the same process occurs. Exercising relieves stress and removes built up chemicals in the body. However, if you hold back your tears, you can increase your stress levels which can lead to other health issues such as high blood pressure and heart problems.

Mood – Crying is associated with an emotional response. When tears are shed, the endocrine system releases endorphins (“feel-good” hormones) that stabilize the mood. When we cry, we give our bodies the ability to stabilize and become content again.

Prevents Colds and Flus – Tears are natural antibacterial and antiviral solutions that work to fight the germs that we get in our eyes. The fluid lysozyme in tears is capable of killing up to 95% of all bacteria in a matter of minutes. Just like your nose has hair and nasal tunnels to collect bacteria and germs, your eyes have tears to help prevent you from getting sick!

Detox – Tears that are formed out of emotional distress or grief had more toxic byproducts in them than tears of irritation (from itching or onion peeling). This means that emotional tears, tears made of stress, are capable of removing wastes and toxins from our body.

Lubrication – One of the most important things that tears do for us is that they enable us to see. Tears moisten our eyes and prevent dehydration of the membranes surrounding the eyeball. Without tears to lubricate our eyes, we would not be able to see.

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