Archive for January, 2010

Can I Mod My Windows 7?

January 27, 2010 No Comments

  Modding your new windows 7 has never been easier.     For those of you who are not content with what Microsoft has given you with Windows 7 – You can customise until your heart is content – download the following:   Patches Hacks Tutorials Wallpapers Tweaks   The following website has easy tutorials, ...

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PC Software/Hardware
Can I Safely Dismantle a Storage Heater Containing Asbestos?

Can I Safely Dismantle a Storage Heater Containing Asbestos?

January 21, 2010 1 Comment

Despite the banned usage of asbestos in modern storage heaters  – it can still be found in many older household appliances. Particularly those that were manufactured prior to the late 1970′s.  most people are unaware of how asbestos can pose a threat to health and many have unwittingly dismantled an old storage heater, gas fire, or thrown ...

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Can Blocked Veins Cause Multiple Sclerosis?

January 20, 2010 No Comments

Dr Paolo Zamboni, a professor at the University of Ferrara, Italy, started investigating Multiple Sclerosis after his wife developed the disease. During examining MS patients with ultrasound –he discovered that most of them had veins (stemming from the brain) that showed signs of narrowing, twisting and blockage. From this he theorised that the blockages were ...

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Diseases And Conditions
Can Watching Too Much TV Increase Heart Risk?

Can Watching Too Much TV Increase Heart Risk?

January 19, 2010 No Comments

A new study reveals that every hour watching television increases your risk of heart disease. Australian scientists monitored approx eight thousand adults over a period of six years to assess what impact watching television had on their long-term health. During a follow up study they concluded that 87 participants of the 284 that had died; ...

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Can Nutmeg Numb Nerve Pain?

Can Nutmeg Numb Nerve Pain?

January 15, 2010 2 Comments

Diabetes can cause nerve damage which occurs after prolonged high blood glucose in the blood, leading to nerve damage. The condition ‘ Diabetic Neuropathy’ affects up to 70 percent of diabetics.   Symptoms commonly occur in the legs and feet and include: Tingling sensation Numbness (severe or long-term numbness can become permanent) Burning (particularly at ...

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Can Wearing A Tight Bra Cause Breast Cancer?

January 14, 2010 No Comments

Suspicion surrounding tight bra’s and breast cancer initially arose as a result of a survey carried out in the USA.   The survey concluded that breast cancer rates were lower among  Japanese woman; who don’t traditionally were bra’s, in comparison to American women.      According to Consultant Breast Specialist  ’Lester Barr’, Genesis & Nightingale ...

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Health & Dieting

Can Vinegar Cure Arthritis?

January 12, 2010 No Comments

  Mother of four ‘Sarah Gall’ age 55 was crippled by arthritis and had to give up one of the things she enjoyed most ‘music’.   Conventional drugs such as anti-inflammatory and pain-killers which she was prescribed didn’t ease the pain and an x-ray revealed that the arthritis was also affecting her spine. Her daughter ...

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Health & Dieting

Can A Memory-Boosting Milkshake Help Alzheimers?

January 11, 2010 No Comments

Scientists have developed a strawberry flavoured milkshake that helps alzheimers patients. 12 week Trials have concluded that the milkshake when taken daily significantly improves short-term memory.     The milkshake ‘Souvenaid’ which contains a cocktail of brain boosting nutrients may be available for consumer use within the next 2 years. The study is led by ...

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Health & Dieting

Can A Tiny Cushion Cure Back Pain?

January 9, 2010 No Comments

A mini-cushion ‘Device for Intervertebral Assisted Motion’ (DIAM) is a revolutionary way to treat back pain. The device – made from a soft gel and H-shaped is implanted between the vertebrae. Surgeons make a small incision approximately 2cm in length across the spine, and prepare an area for implant by removing relevant soft and bony ...

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Health & Dieting
Can I Burn Asbestos?

Can I Burn Asbestos?

January 4, 2010 No Comments

  Asbestos is resistant to heat and fire – hence that is why it was used as an  ideal fire-proofing and insulation material.   Asbestos fibre is a natural occuring mineral rock (see photo) which was mined and crushed – then the asbestos fibres were bound together to be used as fire-retardent and insulation materials. I.e. ...

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First Response Home Pregnancy Test – How Accurate?

Do you want to know when you are pregnant as soon as humanly possible? Most women do, though some...

Is Weight Gain In Pregnancy – A Good Indicator Of A Healthy Pregnancy?

A lot of pregnant women, specifically those who are very mindful regarding their figures, can press the panic button...

I Am Pregnant And Need Help To Give Up Smoking

    Are you an expecting new mother concerned about the effects of smoking during pregnancy?   Expecting ladies...

Personalized Birth Announcements For Multiple Babies

With a recent increase in the count of multiple births such as twins and triplets there is a new...

Should I Choose a Water Birth For The Arrival Of My Baby?

  Have your ever experienced a water birth? This gentle and natural method of delivering your baby is gaining...

How To Eat Properly For A Fit Pregnancy And Healthy Child

To ensure a healthy pregnancy, you’ll need a special diet that will sustain both you and your precious cargo...

Can I Diet Safely While Pregnant?

Are you seeking to put your finger on what precisely ‘pregnancy dieting’ is, then we can assist you with...

How Can I Get Pregnant Quick – 3 Steps To Follow To Get Pregnant Easily

We live in a world where we all want things fast. We want instant satisfaction so when we want...

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