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    E. Coli Essay

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    Escherichia Coli, or E. Coli, are a large and diverse colony of bacteria within the fecal coliforms group – a group of closely related bacterial genera that share the ability to metabolize sugar lactose, producing acids and gas as byproducts – found living harmlessly in warm-blooded organisms’ intestines, the environment, or in various foods (2006). Unfortunately, some forms of E. Coli bacteria are pathogenic, in which the bacteria has developed the ability to cause the disease of the urinary,…

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    There are many dermatologic conditions that can be strikingly similar to cellulitis, especially on first presentation to an Emergency Physician. While some other diagnoses are more chronic and indolent, others are life-threatening and crucial for the Emergency physician to diagnose. Distinguishing between cellulitis and other skin conditions can lead to a decrease in antibiotics use and thus resistance as well as delays in treatment of alternate, and most importantly, deadly diagnosis.…

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    One can't escape the term gluten-free anymore. It's everywhere. In supermarkets, TV shows, Bookstores, social media. Many people today think gluten free means healthy. But that is only true only if you cook with healthy ingredients and prepare your meals with wholesome gluten-free flours and grains. If you reach for pre-made baking mixes, pizza dough, cakes and cookies at the store or eat out every night at a gluten free restaurant, you may still consume junk food, containing processed…

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    Have you ever gone through your day-to-day routine, and wondered if other countries around the world are able to utilize some of the basic necessities that we take advantage of? As I was getting ready for my day today I found myself thinking about shampoo. Does the rest of the world think of shampoo, as a basic hygiene tool, that everyone has access to? In my paper, I will take a closer look at different areas of the world, and different coulters to see how and if they use this product, so many…

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    Skin Specialist Every individual desires clear, flawless skin and a glowing complexion. However, factors such as exposure to the sun, hormonal changes, and free radicals can cause significant damage to your skin, leading to dark spots and patchy pigmentation, which make you look much older than you presently are. Pigmentation is generally the presence of light (hypopigmentation) or dark (hyperpigmentation) patches on the surface of the skin. It is a common concern in modern times. To tackle this…

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    Numerous studies and research papers have proven that sugar is far more addictive than cocaine, yet this information isn’t offered as an explanation to people with eating disorders. Half way through the first chapter of David Gillespie’s “Sweet Poison” book I gained a new perspective, one that is rarely, if ever applied by the medical community to treat people suffering from disordered eating. with eating disorders. I know because I have tried many therapy modalities over the years and I was…

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    Morgan Pharma Essay

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    care and its well-being. After consolidating the distribution of EUBOS products in the Italian market, in 2004, the company was recognised by the Italian Ministry of Health, and launched ‘Dermirit Crema’ (a pharmaceutical product treating itch, eczema, insect bites and stings, erythema and burns) onto the market. Over the years, Morgan Pharma has experienced a constant growth based on complete, topical and systemic programmes and treatments concerning dermatology, gynaecology and paediatrics.…

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    The video, “Trinkets and Beads,” illustrates a three-year struggle between a small Amazon tribe of 1500, Huaorani, and international oil companies. The video begins by mentioning the killings of American missionaries as well as the efforts of Rachel Saint to “civilize” and evangelize the indigenous people. Then, it moves on to discussing that approximately, 50 years ago oil was discovered in Ecuador and oil companies like Shell, Texaco and PetroCanada began drilling on the border of Huaorani…

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    Effects Of Coconut Oil

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    Coconut oil has a wide range of effects to the entire body (health ,skin, hair and nails ). Is rich with fatty acids ( lauric and caprylic acid which are converted into monolaurin and monocaprin in the body) and many vitamins and minerals that exhibit high antimicrobial, anti-oxidant and calming effect. These substances having a potent activity against viruses, bacteria and fungi and thus protect against many infectious diseases. Coconut oil is very effective in the fight against candida and…

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    Breastfeeding is normal and most people and doctors would agree that it is extremely beneficial to both the mother and the baby, yet if a mother decides to preform this perfectly normal and natural act in public people find it offensive. Despite the fact that a mother is caring for her child and making sure the child remains healthy, some people still disagree. Breastfeeding should be as normal to society as a mother feeding her child with a bottle. Breastfeeding should be allowed in public…

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