martes, 27 de noviembre de 2012

About.com Health: Shoo Off Holiday Stress Like a Pesky Fly

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From Maura Corrigan, your About.com Health Editor
On your mark, get set . . . race you to the end of the year! It's officially full-on holiday time, but as you pack in the parties, personalities, and plethora of hors d'oeuvres and cocktails this season, don't pile on the stress.

Get a Handle On Holiday Stress
Socializing, traveling, eating, spending--there's more than a little to do at this time of year. But with a few tips to manage it all, you can enjoy the whirlwind of festivities rather than dread them. Read More...
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Plan Ahead
A little bit of planning can go a long way to streamline and simplify all those things you're doing for others, including the shopping. Read More...
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Dealing With People, Or a Lack Thereof
"Oh, yeah??!! That's not what you said 18 years ago . . . !!!" Together time can be, well, many things. Whether it makes your holiday complete, or makes you wanna' hightail it to the tip of Machu Picchu (sweet solitude!), it's possible to stay sane even when others seem a little less so. Read More...

Let Food Entice You, Not Stress You
Eat, drink, and be merry! But don't let enthusiastic gluttony add to your stress. Read More...
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martes, 20 de noviembre de 2012

About.com Health: Mmmmm, Turkey. And Healthier Lungs, Too!

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Sorry, no, gobbling turkey won't help you breathe better. But not only is November about family, friends and feasting in the U.S., it's also time to pay heed to the importance of well-functioning lungs. And who isn't thankful for easy breathing?

Dig In, But Don't Overdo It
It's fine to load your plate with all the goodies on the table--once. Twice or thrice? Maybe not the best idea. Savor the flavor the first time around to be nice to your belly. Read More...
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Stay On Your Exercise (or Field) Track
With all the distractions this week, don't forget to make time for a turkey trot, or some other type of movement. Read More...

Eat Right With COPD
November is Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Awareness Month, and how you eat can affect your airways. Follow these 13 tips for a better dining experience on Thanksgiving, and always. Read More...

Foods to Prevent Lung Cancer
It's also Lung Cancer Awareness Month, and while not smoking is the best way to prevent lung cancer, a healthy diet can also help fight the disease. Read More...
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martes, 13 de noviembre de 2012

About.com Health: November is Alzheimer's Awareness Month

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Alzheimer's disease, an incurable and primarily unpreventable condition, is characterized by lapses in memory, communication, judgment and overall functioning. In honor of Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month, learn how you and your loved ones can best deal with this most common type of dementia.

The Facts About Alzheimer's Disease
Alzheimer's, first identified in 1906 by German Alois Alzheimer, is a progressive neurological disease that currently afflicts 5.4 million people in the U.S. alone. Read More...
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Diagnosing and Coping With Alzheimer's Disease
We all misplace our keys from time to time, or get frazzled and miss an appointment. But rather than with minor episodes of forgetfulness, Alzheimer's is diagnosed after a gradual cognitive decline. Read More...

Is It Possible To Treat Alzheimer's Disease?
While there's unfortunately no cure at present for Alzheimer's disease, there are both drug and non-drug options for treating symptoms of the disease. Read More...

Keep Your Body & Mind Strong to Stay Sharp
There's no sure-fire way to prevent Alzheimer's disease, but research suggests that challenging both your brain and brawn may delay the onset of Alzheimer's, and possibly even reduce your chances of developing the disease. Read More...

 


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martes, 6 de noviembre de 2012

About.com Health: It's Getting Dark Out . . .

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From Maura Corrigan, your About.com Health Editor
Yay! We got an extra hour of sleep this weekend. But, boooo! The darkness is still setting in. As we creep closer to the winter solstice, the shortest "daylight day" of the year, don't let the lack of bright sunshine get you down.

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If the reduced number of daylight hours seems to be getting you down, it's likely not just your imagination. Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD, is real and relatively common. Read More...

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Light therapy, in which light emitted from a box shines on you for a specified amount of time, is currently the main treatment for SAD. Read More...
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Will I Be Getting Enough Vitamin D?
The sun is the primary source of Vitamin D (your body makes it when the skin is exposed to UVB rays), and light boxes unfortunately don't offer the same fix. But as little as 5 minutes of sunlight a day may be enough. Read More...
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When Is Depression More Than Feeling Sad, or SAD Itself?
Everyone feels down from time to time, but if there's no specific reason for your sadness, and it lasts longer than two weeks, you may be clinically depressed. Read More...

 


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