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Handling Temper Tantrums
Conquering Thumb Sucking
How to Stop a Biting Habit
Building Self Esteem
How to Be A Good Listener
Making Quality Time for your Children
How to handle conflict
The Pitfalls of Physical Punishment
Teach Your Child Teamwork Thru Chores
Making Discipline Effective
Why Children Lie
How to Teach Respect
Setting Parameters
Healthy Hobbies to Share with your child
Don't Forget to Praise Your Child
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Handling Temper Tantrums
How to Handle Your Child's Temper Tantrums
Every child undergoes a period when he is becoming less patient and is somehow frustrated at how limited his abilities can be. This disappointment and struggle to grasp greater control of things is vented through an activity referred to as temper tantrums.
Experts claim that temper tantrums often manifest in children aged one to three years. Temper tantrums are usually the nightmares of parents who often also grow impatient over their children's terrible behavior.
Temper tantrums are manifested through crying, screaming, and breath holding, hitting and kicking. The loud screams and cries usually annoy people. The parents almost always want to just run out of the location where their child is throwing tantrums. Alas, they can never do that.
Psychologists remind parents that temper tantrums are a normal part of the child's growing up years. Some children may throw up regularly, but there are also some who occasionally burst out. It’s also true that some children are more prone to developing the habit of throwing temper tantrums and some tend to cease the habit.
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How and Why Skin Ages
Know Your Own Skin Type
Treating Oily Skin
Treating Dry Skin
Double Whammy - Combination Skin
How to Protect Your Skin
The Sun and Your Skin
Skin Creams and Wrinkles
Good Nutrition and Your Complexion
How Free Radicals Damage Skin Cells
Vitamin C and Skin Care
Is Dermabrasion Right for Your Skin
Chemical Skin Peels
Skin Care from the Inside Out
Facelifts and Other Skin Procedures
Resources
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How and Why Skin Ages
For as long as one can remember, it has always been the pursuit of many to keep their youthful looks, even at great costs. And in this day and age, the trend has not changed. Now more than ever, methods, techniques and treatments meant to retain that “youthful glow” proliferate everywhere. As it is the most telltale sign of getting old, anti-aging goods and services account for billions of dollars spent in the hopes of delaying the onset of skin aging.
Unfortunately, many have been and are misinformed on how and why the skin ages misleading these same people into buying products that only offer short-lived, if not unsuccessful and disappointing, results.
It is therefore only smart to know just how the skin develops over time. In understanding the hows and whys of aging skin, the correct habits and treatments can then be developed to retain as much one’s youthful looks for as long a time as possible.
First off, there are two types of aging for the skin. There is the intrinsic (internal) aging, which is caused by factors within one’s own body, such as genes and body condition; and extrinsic (external) aging, which is caused by factors outside one’s body, such as sunlight and lifestyle.
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Introduction
Goal Setting
Age and Sex
Plan of Action
Joining a Gym
Exercise
Equipment
Nutrition and Supplements
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Introduction
We will approach this interview as if we have someone who wants to lose weight. Our guest expert has a diverse background. His credentials include personal trainer certification, 26 years of fitness experience as well as several awards as a body builder and owner of his own gym. Using the experience and expertise of our guest, we are going to explore the different things that our client needs to do to get started. We will use a Q (Question) and A (Answer) format.
Goal Setting
Q - What is the average weight that people want to lose in your health club?
A -For most people it’s anywhere from 10 to 50 pounds.
Q - How important is the reason or motivation when someone decides to lose weight?
A - The reason or motivation could be their health or their health situation or just the way they feel.
Q - I guess what I am asking is that the reason that will get them to start with a weight loss plan and stick to it?
A - I would say so.
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Why Walking is Healthy
Walking and Metabolic Fitness
Dog Lovers and Walking
Warming Up and Cooling Down
Fitness Exercises and Walking
Walking in the Snow
The Benefits of using Poles
Walking in Snowshoes
Cross Country Walking on Skis
How to Set Goals and Meet Them
Why Keeping a Log is Important
Walking for the Ages
Using a Pedometer
Clothing - Dress for Walking
Building Motivation
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Why Walking is Healthy
Healthy Walk…Healthy Life
Are you still in doubt? Well you should not be anymore! Walking is definitely good for the body, reiterating all the doctors have been saying; walking is a good form of exercise. As one doctor implied, it is an activity that is near perfection and the good thing about it? It’s totally free! All you have to invest is your two legs and a good pair of shoes or slippers.
Workers, students, children and adults are encouraged to walk. Among employees, walking is a great way of including a simple exercise in their daily routine. For employers’ part, walking can help cut expenses because it can save parking space for cars.
According to a survey conducted in Britain, 2.6 million people or 10.8% are walking from work. Students and children are persuaded to walk not only for health purposes but to increase their self-confidence and independence.
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Identifying Your Sources for Stress
How Stress Affects Disease
Keep a Record of Your Stress Factors
Improve Stress By Breathing Properly
Self-hypnosis and visualization
Controlling Worry
How to Cope With Anxiety
Anger Management
Time Management
Stress and Nutrition
Exercise and Stress
Your Body and Stress
Stress Can Kill
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Identifying Your Sources for Stress
How to combat stress
Stress has been blamed for various emotional and psychological problems such as:
-> Heart palpitations
-> Irritation
-> Depression
-> Lack of sleep
-> Poor work or school performance
These are indeed common signs that a person is stressed. Being aware that you are in a stressful state is good thing. Why? Because you can look for possible solutions to avoid stress in the future and even lessen the ill effects of stress in your life.
A person who is already feeling stressed should first ask why he is experiencing this in the first place. This can lead one to discovering the different kinds of stress and which kind of stress is affecting him.
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INTRODUCTION
WHAT IS THE PROSTATE?
SYMPTOMS OF PROSTATE PROBLEMS
DIAGNOSTIC TESTING
TREATMENT OPTIONS FOR CANCER
SURVIVING PROSTATE CANCER
NATURAL TREATMENT OPTIONS FOR BPH
SEX AFTER PROSTATE DIAGNOSIS
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INTRODUCTION
There was a time in history when there was no awareness of the prostate, let alone diagnosis and treatment. Countless numbers of men throughout the ages have suffered and died as a result of this ignorance.
Through the miracles of modern medicine, today prostate disease is well defined and is no longer necessarily considered a death sentence. The most effective methods for handling prostate disease are knowledge and prevention.
In our guide we will help you understand prostate disease, various diagnostic tools and provide recommendations for treatment.
WHAT IS THE PROSTATE?
The first step toward understanding how the prostate affects your health is to learn what the prostate is and how it functions.
It is surprising how little many men know about such an important part of their anatomy.
The prostate is an important segment of the male reproductive system. It is a gland that is located in the lower abdominal cavity, just below the bladder, in front of the rectum and behind the pubic bone...
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Swimming for Fitness
Getting the Right Equipment
Different Strokes
How to Breath Properly
Turning on Kinetic Energy
How to Develop a Strong Pull
The Proper Kick
Developing Speed
Drills and Practice
Swimming Like a Fish
Scuba Swimming - Underwater
Training for Competitive Swimming
Long Distance Swimming
Optimum Weight for Swimming
Nutrition and Swimming
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Swimming for Fitness
Swimming for Fitness as a Health Routine
There is an Australian movie titled “Swimming Upstreams” with Academy Award Winner Geoffrey Rush (“Shine”, “Banger Sisters”, “Intolerable Cruelty) and Jesse Spencer (“Uptown Girls”, the TV series “House). Spencer plays a swimmer whose major goal is to make his father proud. In order to prepare for his role, Spencer worked out to achieve a swimmer’s body.
To be accurate, look at Ian Thorpe’s body. The Olympic winning swimmer may be having problems driving, but when it comes to swimming, he’s at the top of his game.
In fact, health-conscious individuals resort to swimming as an activity that will help them become fit. If you’re looking for a healthy exercise routine, swimming for fitness is just a swimming pool lap away.
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Introduction to Sports Fitness
Food & Nutrition
Sports Supplements for Bodybuilders
Sports Supplements for Tri-Athletes
Supplements for Muscle Building
Protein Bars
Low Carb Protein Shakes
Protein Powder
Wait Gaining Powder
Fat Loss That Is Ephedra Free
Amino Acids
Bodybuilding Protein
Creatine
Egg Protein
Fat Burners
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Introduction to Sports Fitness
The Basics of Sports Fitness
Exercise is an important factor in acquiring and eventually maintaining a healthy body. Exercise in general, and sports fitness in particular, tones and strengthens the muscles and bones and keeps your heart healthy. In addition, sports fitness can make you look and feel great about yourself inside and outside. In fact, it does not only give you that to-die-for body, but is a great way to release stress.
In this age, more and more women aspire of finally getting that a la Jennifer Lopez or Beyonce Knowles figure. More and more men work out to finally show off those fabulous six-pack abs. But the real good news is, more and more people engage in sports fitness in order to be fit and healthy.
A manifestation of this is the gaining popularity of sports fitness merchandise. Taebo, for one, was a global phenomenon and so are other sports fitness such as kickboxing and yoga. It may sound cliché, but really, health is wealth. With the rising cost of hospitalization, staying healthy is important to save money. But most of all, staying healthy is a very important aspect of living a good life.
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What Causes Snoring?
What Causes Sleep Apnea?
What Are the Different Types of Sleep Apnea?
Who Is At Risk for Snoring and Sleep Apnea?
What Are the Symptoms of Sleep Apnea?
Is it Sleep Apnea or Allergies?
Negative Effects of Sleep Apnea
Testing for Sleep Apnea
Treatments for Sleep Apnea
When Surgery is Necessary
Snoring Remedies
Modifying Lifestyle
Sleep Apnea and Snoring in Children
Nutrition
Exercise
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What Causes Snoring?
Snoring Culprits
Statistics show that about 45% of adult’s snores from time to time while around 25% snores regularly. This is mostly considered as a problem that needs some intervention or treatment.
Generally, snoring is most common in men than women. Overweight people show more tendencies to snore than those within normal weight. Age appears to aggravate the situation as well.
With this disturbing condition, a lot of companies have designed devices that are said to cure snoring. About 300 devices or more are already registered in U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Some of these evolve from a traditional idea in which a tennis ball is put inside a sock that is then sewed to the back of the pajama. Supposedly, this forces the snoring person to sleep on his back, which counters the findings, that snoring become worse if a person lies on his back.
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Define the Enemy
All About Security at Home
How to Secure Your Car
Staying Safe in Public Places
Staying Safe in the Work Place?
How to Be Safe When Traveling
What to Do If Attacked
Do You Need a Weapon?
Your Child and Stranger Danger
Child-Proofing the Environment
Financial Safety and Security
Online Predators and Your Child
Identity Theft
Your Child and Daycare
Safety Plus
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Define the Enemy
Know Who Your Enemies Are
Ideally, we should be able to go through life without making any enemies. No sane person really likes the thought of being in conflict with other people, especially not ones who may be significant threats to life and personal security. Realistically, however, no one goes through life without making a few enemies.
Aside from making enemies who will hold grudges against you personally, there are also random human predators who see their own species as prey and nothing more. To people like these, you and your loved ones are simply another set of victims. Knowing how to clearly define and identify your enemies is the first step to protecting yourself and your loved ones from the people who would do you harm.
Here are some of the major categories of people who can be clearly defined as your enemies.