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Why Cosmetic Dentistry is Popular
March 19, 2011Cosmetic dentistry has only recently become popular since the emphasis is on giving patients someone a beautiful smile. While serious dentists do not consider this type of dentistry to be just about simple procedures when it comes to teeth ailments, the truth is that the majority of patients who visit the dentists often come with
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Looking For a Medical Weight Loss Doctor?
March 18, 2011Are you concerned about your health, and whether or not you are in good shape? Well, if you think you have reason to think about these issues, then it is time that you consulted a medical weight loss doctor to ensure that you are on the right track. But how do you go about doing
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How a Failed Gastric Bypass Procedure Can Be Resolved
February 19, 2011While most people have a pleasant view of the fact that they are plump when they’re really obese, sometimes this can go to dangerous lengths especially if the person cannot stay in control of their diet. Of course, exercise does not even come into the picture or else one’s weight will be in control. And
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Why Ionized Water is Good For You
February 17, 2011While the world realizes that there is a serious dearth of quality drinking water despite the proverbial optimism about filtered water, scientists and doctors have all been receptive to the new concept of alkaline water that has been touted to have several benefits for one’s health. Thanks to the hydroxyl ions that are produced when
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A Note on The Compound DIM
February 2, 2011So, what is this new compound otherwise known as DIM? The answer to this question is that it has a lot to do with the cure of cancer among other viral and bacterial diseases. Of course, there has been no such luck when it comes to finding a cure for this dreaded disease and with
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Diindolylmethane: A difference maker!
January 19, 2011There are a slew of diseases that even until today have no cure. And while there are quirky remedies that apparently have been known to work for incurable diseases such as cancer, AIDS and so on and so forth, nothing can be further from the truth. However, for those who are not suffering from any
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Health-Insurance Plans Place Unfair Burden on Women
January 17, 2011A recently released Harvard Medical School study finds that high-deductible health-insurance plans offered by employers end up being markedly more expensive and less advantageous for women than for men. Researchers looked at costs in these plans by age group and by gender. In a pool of nearly 33,000 people, the median health-care costs for men
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What is Gastric bypass?
January 13, 2011A Gastric bypass is a combination of aspects such as malabsorptive and restrictive weight loss surgery. It is commonly known as the duodenal switch operation which is a hybrid surgical procedure with the primary purpose of helping the patient to reduce weight. This duodenal switch operation is conducted removing a large portion of the stomach
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Truth Behind Liquid Diets
January 11, 2011There have been a lot of critics against liquid diets and their supposed ability to reduce a person’s body weight and induce healing through equilibrium. As a matter of fact, there is some truth behind such diets, given a person undergoing such a diet does things correctly. Consumption of plain, distilled water may bring about
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An emr system is crucial
January 11, 2011People working in the medical profession know how important it is to keep tabs on patient’s medical records and transactions. The task of keeping records has involved tons of paperwork each day, and thus the risk of losing records due to catastrophes and incidents cannot be avoided—unless an emr system is put in place. An
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