HEALTH & WELLBEING

Breaking Bad in Australia: Crystal Meth Use Higher in Australia Than US, UK

A new research published in the Medical Journal of Australia revealed a dramatic rise of harmful effects related to the use of crystal methamphetamine in the last few years. The study has raised concerns that crystal meth will soon rise to popularity in Australia. Crystal meth has grown prominent in the last few years due partly to the popularity of hit US TV series, Breaking Bad. The show features the story of Walter White, a brilliant chemist turned high school chemistry teacher diagnosed w...

Australia's Possible Nationwide Smoking Ban Will Be World's First

Australia may be the first country in the world to outlaw smoking if electronic cigarettes or e-cigarettes are proven to be safe and effective. It is common knowledge that smoking is dangerous to health not only for the smoker but also for the people around. Australia is considering a ban on smoking to prohibit people from using "cancer sticks" which only endanger public health and safety.
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Getting Back in shape: Rebuilding the Foundation

After delivery of a baby, your abdominal muscles will be sore for a while. They will work and function normally; however, they will get sore more easily. This is expected. These are growth pains as your muscles build back up to their normal size and strength. So you need to slowly return to your normal exercise routine.

Dietary Management of Backache

Damage to spinal discs, pressure on nerves, misalignment or inflammation of joints, damaged ligaments, or diseased vertebrae can all lead to backache. Other common causes include pregnancy, a bad sitting posture, a bed which does not support your body correctly, a job which involves lifting heavy objects, or suddenly taking up a new sporting activity. A good chiropractor or osteopath should be able to cure most forms of backache, but in the long term a healthy diet may prevent it occurring in th...

Diet Slimming Perfume: The Latest in Weight Loss

According to Vee Koppelman, founder of beauty supplies site VZ Hair, "Diet Slimming Perfume is a fantastic new product for dieters and those keen to lose a few pounds before baring all on the beach or at a summer wedding."

Yoga Healing for Tennis Elbow

Yoga Healing for Tennis Elbow Tennis elbow is typically brought on by repetitive motion, overuse, or a direct injury. If you feel a slight twinge at the outside portion of the upper arm, near the elbow, for this could be sign of tennis elbow or tendinitis of the lateral epicondyle. This condition is caused by continual small strains and microscopic tears of tissue near the elbow, resulting in inflammation and pain. Specifically, the tendon and muscles (especially the extensor carpi redialis mu...

Top 10 Pregnancy Beauty Products

Any material placed on the skin has the potential to be absorbed into the bloodstream and may be able to cross the placenta. So women need to be cautious before choosing or rather using products from the media friendly market. In case you're unsure what's safe, take specific products to your doctor for analysis.

Exercises to fight Cellulite

Cellulite is the lumpy substance resembling cottage cheese that is commonly found on the thighs, stomach, and butt. Cellulite is actually a fancy name for collections of fat that push against the connective tissue beneath a person's skin, which causes the surface of the skin to dimple or pucker and look lumpy.

Vasectomy-athon on First World Vasectomy Day: Men Sign-up for 1000 Vasectomies Worldwide

Pitched as the largest male-oriented global family planning event ever, on Oct 18, men, whose families are complete, will undergo surgical procedure for male sterilization and permanent birth control, in a world-first vasectomy-athon to launch the inaugural World Vasectomy Day (WVD). The goal is to have 1000 vasectomies performed across 25 countries in 24 hours. A release issued by the organisers said, men in Australia, UK, India and China have already signed on.

4th U.S. Porn Star Tests Positive for HIV (VIDEOS & PHOTO)

A fourth American porn star has tested positive for HIV, bolstering the need for adult movie performers to wear condoms for their sex scenes, which the porn industry has bucked prior to recent positive testings of XXX-rated ac

A Strange Connection: Smaller Testicles Linked to Better Fathers, Says New Study

A new study published in the Journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Science suggested that men with bigger testicles tend to have poor parenting skills than fathers with smaller testicles. The findings of the study are correlational. Scientists can’t exactly explain why there is a connection with testicles and parenting skills.

Five of the Best Natural Remedies for Arthritis and Inflammation

Arthritis is actually inflammation of one or more joints, where flexible physical points of bone meeting bone through cartilage occur. There are various forms and causes of arthritis, but the inflammation aspect holds true for all of them.

Breast Cancer: Study Shows Early Screening Good for Women in Their 40s

A new study argues that more frequent screening for breast cancers has benefits particularly to women who are in their 40s. Screening for breast cancer is a controversial subject. Related debates were reignited after Angelina Jolie spoke about certain measures she took to combat breast cancer.

Religion Vs. Science: Parents Denied New Zealand Baby to Get Cancer Treatment, Lost Court Battle

A New Zealand baby diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer has been turned over to the New Zealand High Court and placed under its care. The parents of the 10-month old baby refused to get her blood transfusions for her cancer treatment. In August, doctors in New Zealand found a large tumour in the right side of the baby's chest. Doctors said the tumour was cancer and told the parents she had cancer in her bones. If she will be given blood transfusions for her treatment, she has a 90 per cent chance...

Nymi Bracelet: Unlocks devices with your Heartbeat

A Toronto-based company called Bionym Inc. has invented a new wristband popularly called as Nymi Bracelet that confirms user's identity through their own heartbeat and then communicates the authentication to their devices such as cars, phones, computers and other nearby devices that belong to the user.

Drama on Air: Miss New Zealand Finalist Helps Save Man's Life Aboard 12-Hour Flight to Auckland

Miss Universe New Zealand finalist Deborah Lambie saved the day when she helped in reviving a fellow passenger who fell from his seat and lost consciousness. A fourth-year medical student in Otago, Ms Lambie did not hesitate to rush to the aid of Alex Reid, a retired Kerikeri teacher. Both of them were Thai Airways passengers on their way to Auckland, New Zealand from Bangkok.

Fighting Headaches: Unconventional Solutions

It's safe to say that countless people wish that they'd never suffer from headache again. Unfortunately though, the list of well-known pain relievers is quite short. Aspirin and even Ibuprofen sometimes no longer work for those who frequently rely on them. Well, several promising alternatives do exist.

Anal Mishaps: US Woman Stuck $5000 Cash in Butt, Filipino Jobert Sucaldito Recovering from Cucumber in Rectum

A woman was reportedly hospitalised after hiding $5,000 worth of stolen cash inside her rectum. She allegedly stole the money from her 46-year-old boyfriend Bobby Gulley. A news report that went viral on Facebook said that Philippine entertainment reporter, Jobert Sucaldito, is currently recovering from an operation that involved removing a cucumber stuck in his butt at the Capitol Medical Center in Quezon City, Philippines.

Four Research-Proven ways Omega-3 Fatty Acids Treat Depression

Omega-3 fatty acids have been the focus of a wide range of studies for various physiological reasons concerning heart health, inflammation and brain health. The brain and nervous system need those fatty acids structurally.

'Nursery Water' Sold at Wal-Mart Found to Contain Substance the Media Calls a 'Chemical Weapon' (Sodium Fluoride)

A water product sold at Wal-Mart and Walgreens and intended to be used to make infant formula has been found to contain a chemical the international media describes as the same "chemical weapon" involved in the political crisis with Syria. This "chemical weapon" is intentionally added to a drinking water product called "Nursery Water" that's sold at Wal-Mart, Walgreens, Safeway, Rite Aid and many other nationwide retailers, including Toys "R" Us.

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