Health & Wellness – Page 9
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blogHealth & WellnessCancer patients often have difficulty swallowing foods, a condition also known as dysphagia. It’s a common symptom among people diagnosed with mesothelioma, particularly…
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Foods That Prevent Cancer-Related Weight Loss
Losing the desire to eat is extremely common and can be caused by a number of changes, including the stress of a cancer diagnosis,… -
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3 Unique Pressure Points That Reduce Cancer Symptoms
Some people perform better under pressure. It turns out that a little bit of pressure may help relieve certain cancer symptoms and treatment… -
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8 Healthy Secrets That Keep Doctors, Nurses from Getting Sick
How are doctors and nurses not constantly sick? They come in contact with sick people on a daily basis, and yet they don’t catch… -
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Remarkable Healing Power of Reiki as Cancer Treatment
Ask the majority of people what they fear most and the answer will be cancer. That’s hardly surprising since this prevalent disease is responsible… -
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7 Tips for Coping with a Bad Week
Recently, driving home from work on a Friday, I felt totally exhausted. I had only worked five hours of overtime, and yet it felt… -
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5 Diseases You Should Know Are Caused by Asbestos Exposure
During Asbestos Awareness Week, we put a spotlight on asbestos exposure and what can happen if someone is overexposed. Often, the more serious and… -
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Green Tea Continues to Uphold Reputation as Killer of Cancer Cells
It may be time to swap your morning coffee for a cup of freshly brewed green tea. A new study conducted by food… -
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Marinol Pills: Side Effects & Uses for Chemotherapy
As the debate over the legalization of marijuana continues across the country, it shines a light on Marinol pills, an FDA-approved synthetic version of… -
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Is the Asbestos in Our Drinking Water Dangerous?
Lately, I’ve been complaining about three things: The taste of tap water where I live, money I spend on bottled water and the unnecessary…