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		<title>What You Should Know About Colon Health</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Colon health is undeniably an important issue that directly affects our entire bodies. A properly functioning colon is necessary to not only absorb essential nutrients, but to rid the body of waste and harmful toxins. Learning as much as you can about having a healthy colon is the best defense for warding off a host [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Colon health is undeniably an important issue that directly affects our entire bodies. A properly functioning colon is necessary to not only absorb essential nutrients, but to rid the body of waste and harmful toxins.<br />
Learning as much as you can about having a healthy colon is the best defense for warding off a host of illnesses and conditions.<br />
5 Important Facts About Colon Health<br />
1. Besides the skin, kidneys, and lungs, the colon is another organ that helps the body get rid of waste materials. If colon health is compromised for some reason, toxins may build up over time.<br />
These toxins may be absorbed into the bloodstream and lymph nodes, negatively affecting the rest of our body. Colon hydrotherapy is one procedure used to cleanse the bowel of these harmful substances.<br />
2. As we age, the colon may lose some of its ability to effectively eliminate waste. It is for this reason that our diets should contain adequate amounts of fiber from sources such as vegetables, fruits, and whole grains.<br />
3. Peristalsis is the term used to describe movement within the colon. These contractions move food through the digestive tract and help the body absorb nutrients.<br />
A healthy colon has approximately 14 contractions within the colon each and every minute.<br />
4. Two to three bowel movements per day are necessary for avoiding the accumulation of harmful toxins. Infrequent bowel movements or constipation directly contribute to poor colon health.<br />
Some people suffering from constipation find laxatives to be helpful, or simply increasing their fiber intake.<br />
5. Bowel toxemia refers to a condition that causes inflammation and swelling within the colon. This may occur when the colon contains impacted fecal matter, bacteria, or other harmful materials.<br />
If the colon becomes inflamed, it won't be able to function normally, possibly leading to several other ailments throughout the body.<br />
4 Simple Tips for Good Colon Health<br />
1. Eat Healthy<br />
It's no secret that diet plays an important role in our overall health and well being. Studies show that people who eat fewer red meats and more vegetables have a lower risk of colon cancer.<br />
A diet high in fiber has also been linked to good colon health. Fiber enables the body to move waste matter through the digestive tract faster than normal.<br />
If your diet is lacking in vitamins, minerals, or fiber, supplements that contain folate (folic acid) are thought to protect cells within the colon from developing cancer.<br />
2. Stay Physically Active<br />
Regular exercise is essential for all aspects of good health, and colon health is no different. Experts agree that regular physical activity, at least 30 minutes per day aids in digestion.<br />
The quicker waste material passes through the colon, the less chance for toxins to accumulate.<br />
3. Avoid Alcohol and Cigarettes<br />
Besides causing various other health problems, excessive amounts of alcohol affects our colon health as well.<br />
Although the reasons aren't clear, people who have one or fewer alcoholic drinks per day have a lower risk of colon cancer. Cigarette smoke is harmful to the delicate tissues of the colon.<br />
4. Get Regular Screenings<br />
Unless you have a family history, colorectal screenings should begin at age 50 to check for cancer. Nearly a third of all colon cancer deaths could have been avoided through early detection. </p>
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		<title>Colon Health: 5 Essential Facts</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 17 Jan 2010 10:20:26 +0000</pubDate>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you are unaware of your current colon health, you could be asking for a world for trouble. Your colon performs a variety of tasks important to your body. First, it helps your body absorb the nutrients it needs. Second, it rids your body of toxins and waste that could all be very harmful to your health.  In other words, you need to know as much as you can. The more you know the more prepared you are to help your body defend itself.<br />
1 - Works As A Team<br />
Your colon, along with other organs such as lungs, kidneys, and your skin all work together. They all have important jobs, but they also share a common bond, ridding of waste. Colon health is important to keep up on. If for any reason, something does not work right; your body will be slowly poisoned by the buildup of toxins. Many people have colon hydrotherapy done to get rid of these toxins and prevent buildup.<br />
2 - Age &amp; Diet Is A Factor<br />
How old you are and what you eat have a big stake on your colon health. The older you are, the less ability your colon may have to get rid of waste. If you make sure that your diet includes whole grains, as well as fresh fruits and vegetables, you are doing your job. Making sure you have the right diet can help the body rid of the toxins and waste. This will keep the colon healthy and your overall body healthy as well.<br />
3 - Regular Visits To The Doctor Helps<br />
Making sure your colon is operating as normal is important to colon health. Regular doctor visits can find any evidence of problems and get them taken care of at the same time. Your colon contracts an average of fourteen times a minute, if it's healthy. This helps the food move throughout the body. At the same time, the contractions allow your body to get the nutrients from the food as well.<br />
4 - Use The Restroom<br />
It is important to have at least two bowel movements a day. This rids the body of toxins and prevents buildup. If you are not using the restroom enough, this may be a sign of a problem with the colon. Poor colon health can lead to many problems. If you are having troubles, you may find that simply eating more fiber can help. You might also want to consider a laxative if the fiber increase does not work.<br />
5 - Not Focusing On Colon Health = Trouble<br />
If you find that you are constipated and do not take care of the problem, you could be in for trouble. If there are materials within the colon that are harmful, it could mean a problem. If there is bacteria or waste impacted within the colon, it could cause trouble. This trouble is called bowel toxemia. This means that the colon has become swelled and inflamed.<br />
As you can see, colon health should be a priority in your life. </p>
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		<title>What Causes Fecal Build-Up In A Dog&#8217;S Colon?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A properly balanced diet is something that you should always strive to feed your dog, but it becomes increasingly more critical the older your dog gets. This quality of that diet also increases as the dog gets older. The suffering that besets older dogs where each and every degenerative affliction is concerned is usually a [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A properly balanced diet is something that you should always strive to feed your dog, but it becomes increasingly more critical the older your dog gets. This quality of that diet also increases as the dog gets older. The suffering that besets older dogs where each and every degenerative affliction is concerned is usually a direct result of either or both of the following aspects: </p>
<p>  </p>
<p>• deficiency of nutrients • poor nutritional absorption </p>
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<p>There is a consensus among pet authorities as well as veterinarians that additional mineral supplements and vitamins are required as your dog gets older, as well as being fed less of the higher quality pet foods and snacks. Just remember that it is your responsibility as the dog's owner to identify any symptoms of degenerative diseases and see if there is a correlation between the condition and nutritional intake. </p>
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<p>Younger dogs have the capability of managing the "lacunae" - small cavities or pits in any anatomical structure - in their diet. However, these lacunae oftentimes breed illnesses in an older dog. Toxemia is a disease that canines are subject to and this basically results when waste becomes present in the dog's body cells. The cells will either malfunction or cease to function altogether whenever waste is present. Whenever a dog suffers from this condition it is usually because we are not feeding them the proper foods, so it is our responsibility as owners to prevent this from happening. </p>
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<p>Putrefaction in the colon is the primary cause of most canine ailments and as a dog ages, the colon begins to develop fecal waste rings. Fecal matter will solidify within the dog's colon and the animal's peristalsis (a wave like motion used by the digestive tract to push the food through the system) becomes impaired because of the build-up of fecal matter. Fecal matter rings are likened to tree rings in that they accumulate over time. The older the tree is, the more rings it will have. So to is the case with these fecal matter rings in dogs. </p>
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<p>When the dog's peristalsis gets impaired it starts a vicious cycle in that the process is impaired by the accumulation of fecal matter and the impairment of peristalsis results in further accumulation of this fecal matter. Additionally, there is a marked increase in the amount of bacteria present in the colon, and nutrients stop being absorbed through the intestinal walls. The flexure responsible for moving the food from the smaller intestine into the larger one becomes covered with this fecal matter and causes the flexure to jam and stop functioning properly. As a result, your dog's health will decline. </p>
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<p>On a side note, but somewhat related to proper digestion of nutrition, it has been documented that dogs' teeth rarely develop cavities because of a harder enamel surface. It has been speculated that the digestion of starches in the dog's diet doesn't begin until it reaches the intestinal tract, whereas it begins in the mouths of humans. This is due to the presence of amylase, an enzyme in human saliva (but not canine) that breaks down starch into sugar. </p>
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		<title>Health Problems Commonly Found In Older Dogs</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Just as it is the case with human beings, the older a dog gets, the more prone they become to a variety of health conditions and problems that are associated with the aging process. The following content presents some of the issues that you can be faced with as the owner of an aging or [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Just as it is the case with human beings, the older a dog gets, the more prone they become to a variety of health conditions and problems that are associated with the aging process. The following content presents some of the issues that you can be faced with as the owner of an aging or older dog.One of the more common maladies is bad breath, which results when the dog's digestive system has become constipated. When the digestive system becomes constipated, it traps putrefying waste (which are toxic) in the dog's body. When this occurs, the digestive stench is expelled when the dog exhales. If a dog has been subjected to a diet consisting of dead and/or refined foods, and has not been fed fiber or live, raw food, the problem will oftentimes result.A dog can still have a constipated digestive system even thought they are having regular bowel movements, and at some time in their lives all dogs may suffer from this. With few exceptions this is just part of a dog's nature and most owners never have a clue that this is occurring. There are numerous remedies that you can give your dog to correct this but the most common are the following:•    rosemary leaves and flowers•    lemon juice mixed with either apple juice or water•    raw honey and waterFasting for a few days can also help rectify the problem although the dog won't like that idea very much. From a preventative standpoint, a single day of fasting during the week will stave off any recurrences of the problem as well. You can calm the dog's hunger pangs by feeding them distilled water with raw honey mixed in on the day of the fast. Another recommendation is that you feed the dog any of the following foods:Older dogs in failing or ill health are also prone to the slow loss of hair. Typically, the solution is to add (or increase the intake of) fruits, raw meats, and vegetables in the dog's daily diet. In order to provide the dog with unsaturated fatty acids, include the following in their diet as well:•    Brewer's yeast•    desiccated liver•    kelp•    olive•    peanut or safflower oil•    raw cornOther remedies include either bathing the affected areas with daffodil leaves, marigold flowers, or rosemary leaves, or massaging castor oil or eucalyptus oil into those balding patches.When an unsprayed female gets up in years, breast tumors oftentimes become a serious problem, stemming from changes or imbalances in hormone levels. The probability of breast tumors developing is increased if the dog is in ill health or is having toxemia issues. It can also be associated with estrogen levels in the body as well. What the owner needs to realize is that the growth or onset of a tumor is the body's way of trying to isolate a condition that is harmful to the overall health of the organism.Tumors can also be benign in some areas and malignant in others. Aggravation and rapid spreading of the malignancy throughout the body can also occur should the tumor be biopsied, so the procedure is only done when it is absolutely necessary. Since the onset of a tumor is a warning sign that something is apparently wrong in the dog's system, simply removing it does not always remove the health risk and eliminate the problem. You need to focus on the cause or source of the tumor as well as removing it. </p>
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		<title>Several Great Ways to Cure Sweaty Hands</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 06 Dec 2009 11:52:21 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[A clammy hand, also known as hyperhidrosis, is a condition in which sweat is practically dripping from one’s hands all the time. This is a very irritating condition considering that a person cannot use his hands to function normally such as shaking hands with new acquaintances, holding hands with loved ones, writing, doing art work, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A clammy hand, also known as hyperhidrosis, is a condition in which sweat is practically dripping from one’s hands all the time. This is a very irritating condition considering that a person cannot use his hands to function normally such as shaking hands with new acquaintances, holding hands with loved ones, writing, doing art work, and many more. Aside from this, clammy hands may be an indication of other health issues such as preeclampsia and ectopic pregnancy. In some cases, clammy hands or hyperhidrosis is a continuous condition. For some, this is just a passing experience due to stress. There are many ways to cure sweaty hands including surgery, medication, and home remedies. </p>
<p>Home remedies are not really cures but ways to prevent it or at least lessen the occurrence of having sweaty palms. What you can do is to bring a towel all the time where you can wipe your sweat. You can also rub anti-perspirant cream on your hand; it is suggested that to cure sweaty hands, use aluminum based anti perspirant instead of deodorants. </p>
<p>Another remedy to cure sweaty hands is to reduce stress levels. Concentrate on activities that will lessen your emotional load. Keep a happy face and work in a happy place so you will not have to stress yourself over things that concern work or personal life. Better yet, keep a very positive attitude all the time. </p>
<p>It is also a recommendation to apply talc or powder on your hands to reduce its occurence. If these are not currently available, you may substitute cornstarch or alum. If these things do not work, your last resort is to have surgery as a means to cure hyperhidrosis. Although there are many alternative ways to cure sweaty hands, non-invasive surgery is still the best recourse to permanently cure it. </p>
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		<title>Your Body is a Machine and the Food You Eat is the Fuel</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[There once was a young promising college student who got his first car on his 21st birthday. His mom handed over the keys along with a few words of advice: "Don't drink and drive. Fill it up with premium gas and remember to change the oil every 3,000 miles." Nothing out of the ordinary; just [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There once was a young promising college student who got his first car on his 21st birthday. His mom handed over the keys along with a few words of advice:<br />
"Don't drink and drive. Fill it up with premium gas and remember to change the oil every 3,000 miles."<br />
Nothing out of the ordinary; just basic car safety and maintenance. Beaming, the young man replied,<br />
"Oh sure, ma. No sweat."<br />
For the most part, it was easy. The car ran like a dream and he went everywhere in it all the time. The brakes and suspension were super tight. It also didn't cost a whole lot of money to keep the car running smoothly, especially since regular gas was much cheaper than premium and there wasn't any noticeable drop off in performance.<br />
He did take note when the odometer zeroed out at 66,000 miles and then again at the 70,000 mark a few short months later, but his thoughts centered mainly around how cool all the zeros looked. All in all, life was pretty darn swell for the young man and his car.<br />
Until it wasn't.<br />
The first symptoms were hardly noticed: An occasional delay starting the engine; a sudden backfire here and there morphed into a stead creaking squeak in the chassis which eventually joined forces with a shuddering wobble whenever he braked hard. But after warming up on the road, the car ran pretty much like it always had.<br />
Until it didn't.<br />
The end came quickly one bitter cold morning. The young man jumped in his car and turned the key. Nothing happened. He turned the key again. He pumped the gas pedal twisting the key back and forth in a frantic panic.<br />
No spark. No life. Nothing.<br />
Looking back, he had no one to blame but himself. His mother had given him good advice. His car had let him know early on that things were going wrong. Granted he was inexperienced, but there was no excuse for ignoring the obvious.<br />
Why the young man did nothing when he was given every opportunity to address the problems long before they became unfixable is at the heart of the matter. As for the young man, he moved to New York City and joined the ranks of the walking masses.<br />
However, you can't just walk away from a health problem, at least not for every long. Your body has ways of forcing you to pay if you've ignore it long enough.<br />
Things don't usually start out that way. Back when pizza, burgers snack cakes and bagels with cream cheese and butter were your friends you had no concerns about your health. You could drink beer after beer, down multiple tequila shots, puff on cigarettes, take multiple bong hits and get very little sleep with little or no consequence.<br />
Then gradually, imperceptibly, those same foods cause a negative backlash. Now, that same slice of pizza and beer settle like bronze paperweights in your stomach. Your knees and elbows pop and creak when sitting, or standing, while your favorite red meat goes down easy then comes back again and again in a nasty backwash of acidic broth.<br />
Toxemia (symptomatic illness) takes a decade or so to affect your everyday life. Yet, the funny thing is most people are ready and willing to accept this slow demise of their health, citing the "natural aging process" or a "bad gene pool" as the reason why they can no longer sleep or take a meaningful poop.<br />
Misery always loves a house full of company and commiserating about the "good ol' days" of having some decent pep in your step is something we're fond of doing. There's a certain amount of comfort in knowing that everyone else feels just as terrible as you do.<br />
Sadly, the laughter fades when someone gets cancer, Type II Diabetes, Candida Albicans, Lyme or Gall Bladder disease. Once our disparate symptoms coalesce into a frightening diagnosis, a disease with a familiar name, the pity party comes to a screeching halt.<br />
This is when taking action to improve the state of our health becomes the most logical, natural thing to do next. But why must we wait for the situation to become dire before taking action?<br />
Being too busy, too tired or too afraid to address the situation just gives Toxemia free reign over your body to accelerate into a life-threatening condition or disease.<br />
It doesn't take a whole lot of time or cost lots of money to do regular maintenance on your health. There are no doctors or health insurance forms to fill out either. There are dozens of proven, legitimate, inexpensive health maintenance resources available to help you right now.<br />
If you're human, you are worthy of having good health. Period. You don't need anyone's permission (other than your own) to have it either.<br />
To feeling much better,<br />
Jay </p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Women who are of child bearing age should begin taking a multivitamin regularly.  This ensures that she is getting enough nutrients, especially folic acid.  Folic acid can be found in multivitamins as well as in food.  This is important because it can decrease the risk of neural tube, which later develops into the baby’s brain [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Women who are of child bearing age should begin taking a multivitamin regularly.  This ensures that she is getting enough nutrients, especially folic acid.  Folic acid can be found in multivitamins as well as in food.  This is important because it can decrease the risk of neural tube, which later develops into the baby’s brain and spinal cord, defect such as spina bifida.   Studies have shown that healthy women who start taking a multivitamin regularly before pregnancy also reduce the risk of preeclampsia, or toxemia.  Toxemia is where the mother’s blood pressure shoots up to dangerous levels and could prove lethal to mother and baby.  The food we eat may not contain the proper amounts of vitamins and minerals our bodies need.  A multivitamin will add those important nutrients to our diet.  Taking a multivitamin before and through the first trimester of pregnancy will provide the mother and baby with proper nutrition and lessen the risk of malnutrition.  Taking a multivitamin does not mean that you can eat a diet that is lacking the nutrients your body needs.  Multivitamins are meant to supplement, and not the sole source of these nutrients.  Although women need to eat plenty of healthy foods before and during pregnancy, once she is pregnant there are certain foods a woman should stay away from.  Women should avoid soft, unpasteurized cheeses, unpasteurized milk, juices, and apple cider, foods containing raw eggs, raw or undercooked meats, fish containing high levels of mercury, and processed meats.In addition to regularly taking a multivitamin, women should begin a weekly exercise routine.  If your doctor says it is safe to do a low-impact exercise during pregnancy, it has been shown to be extremely beneficial.  Exercise during pregnancy can prevent excess weight gain; reduce back pain, swelling and other pregnancy related problems; improve sleep; increase energy; and lessen recovery time.  If you have an active lifestyle before pregnancy it is okay to continue, but with moderation.  Most exercises are safe as long as you don’t overdo it.  Safe exercises include swimming, walking, elliptical machines, and other low-impact exercises.  Even though you should drink more fluids while pregnant, women should stay away from caffeine and especially alcohol.  Water is the best way to get enough fluids.  Drinking more water is important.  It helps flush out toxins in the body.  It is recommended that women should drink at least one gallon of water a day.  Water helps your body prepare for all the changes it is going through and alleviate and discomfort you may have.  Studies have shown that if you drink more water, you will retain less water because you are properly hydrated.  Drinking enough water helps protect the baby by keeping the amniotic sack wet.  Adding to the list of benefits from drinking water is preventing premature birth and lessening morning sickness.   It is important for women to take care of their bodies before, during, and after they become pregnant.  Taking a multivitamin regularly before becoming pregnant will lessen their chances of delivering the baby prematurely.  It will also lower the chances of malnutrition.  Pregnancy is one of those times when the body needs water.    It carries nutrients from you to the baby.  Make sure you take the multivitamins, exercise and drink enough water for a happy and healthy baby. </p>
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