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    Epsom Salt Research Paper

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    One of the home remedies for gout that I haven't tried is Epsom salts. So I have no direct experience of its effectiveness. But I have done a deal of research and have found many instances where people have spoken about how well it worked for them, and I have discovered many health articles on the subject which also seem to speak highly of it. So, bearing in mind that I cannot vouch for its effectiveness -- although I've no reason to believe that it isn't as good as people say -- here's a…

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    Acute Pain Research Paper

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    told by your health care provider. • Take over-the-counter and prescription medicines only as told by your health care provider. • If you are taking prescription pain medicine: ○ Ask your health care provider about taking a stool softener or laxative…

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    set times, and getting the proper amount of sleep. High-gas foods, foods high in gluten, and FODMAPS may be avoided to help lessen symptoms. Extra help may be needed in the form of medications and supplements. These may include fiber supplements, laxatives, antidiarrheal medications, tricyclic antidepressants, SSRI antidepressants, and pain medications. Medications specifically for Irritable Bowel Syndrome rather than its symptoms may include Alosetron, Eluxadoline, Rifaximin, Lubiprostone, and…

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    Skinny Teatox Benefits

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    Senna is an herb and is used to treat constipation. It is known for a strong laxative effect. It is recommended not to consume Senna leaf for more than two weeks. People would think that Senna would cause no harm sense it’s a plant, but it does have effects after consuming. Short term: effects include stomach discomfort, diarrhea…

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    at all in or to lose weight and become skinny but never thinking they are skinny enough. This can cause internal damage to the organs, bones and malnutrition. Bulimia Nervosa cause one to binge-eat food, regret it, throw it up or excessive use of laxatives and repeat all over again. This causes tooth decay because of the stomach acid, sore throat and severe dehydration but most bulimics maintain a relatively healthy weight and lifestyle. Next, Binge-Eating Disorder is when a person eats an…

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    Greek medicine is traditional indigenous holistic healing system of Western civilization. This is based on healing arts that consist of natural remedies. It was believed that this type of medicine was a form of religion or magic where rituals were used as treatments for all type of diseases. It all began and systematized by the Greek philosopher and physician known as Hippocrates in the 4th century B.C.E. Medicine as many other things in life are expected to developed over the course of time…

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    by poor nutrition. Bulimia nervosa involves repeated, uncontrollable overeating episodes, or binges, followed by purges, or compensatory behaviors intended to undo the effects of the binges. These behaviors can include forced vomiting, misuse of laxatives, diuretics, diet pills, or enemas, fasting, or exercising excessively. Like anorexia, bulimia primarily affects women in adolescence and early adulthood. Amenorrhea is a possible health complication of bulimia, but is much less common than in…

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    experience; these can include but are not limited to being preoccupied with body shape and weight, feeling out of control with their eating behavior, eating until painfully full, eating when not hungry, self-induced vomiting and/ or the misuse of laxatives (Mayo Clinic, 2017). However, not all individuals suffering from this disorder may exhibit all or any of the symptoms previously listed, as the majority of people experiencing bulimia will…

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    these vegetable juices, you may find that you like certain ones and these can become your regular daily or weekly drink. James A. Duke, PhD, in his book, The Green Pharmacy, gives the following constipation remedy using rhubarb, “Rhubarb has strong laxative action so it is best to use it with other juices. Here’s how you can use this herb. Blend together three stalks of rhubarb, without leaves, 1 cup of fresh apple juice, and one quart of peeled lemons and one tablespoon of honey or maple…

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    Sexual objectification occurs when a person is seen as an object instead of a human being; it is a problem that primarily affects women in general. The media has been responsible for transmitting these highly sexual images of women with the objective of selling a product. It is so mainstream that many people are not aware of it happening, but their subconscious can pick up these subtle messages that women are less and only used to satisfy men. These actions have brought many consequences towards…

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