PLR Ebook Table Of Contents Introduction To Relationships Back to Basics: Body Language Briefing ABC’s of Healthy, Happy Relationships ABC’s of Unhealthy, Sad Relationships Dating & Relationship Resources Dating & Relationship Tips Online Dating Lowdown on Long Lasting Love Self-Help Guide Addendum: Generic Budget Worksheet PLR Ebook Sample Content Preview Introduction To Dating & Relationships In this guide, the Dating and Relationships content discussed focuses on traditional male/female relationships. For supplemental material and resources with regards to significant others in same- gender relationships, simply key in words or phrases pertaining to the information you seek into your favorite search engine directory. This guide presents an overall look at the basics of relationships and dating, both in the real world and online. Since the latest reports show that nearly everyone can learn the most important social skills needed for relationship building, this guide focuses on the ABC’s of Healthy Relationships. And so that you can be alerted to possible problem areas, the ABC’s of unhealthy relationships is also covered. For help, support, a shoulder to cry on, for fun and to meet new people and interact with others, sections follow that offer support groups, organizations, programs, tips, self-help and other resources. Since Dating and Relationships are such a large, important part of everyday life, this ebook strives to help clear up myths from facts and present an overview of surrounding issues. It includes information along with a variety of helpful tips and resources available based upon the most recent studies, research, reports, articles, findings, products and services available, so that you can learn more about Dating and Relationships.

Ebook Table Of Contents What is An Anxiety Disorder? What Are the Different Anxiety Disorders? What Are the Symptoms of Panic Disorder? What Are the Symptoms of Social Anxiety Disorder? What Are the Symptoms of Generalized Anxiety Disorder? What Are the Symptoms of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder? What are the Symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder? About Agoraphobia Conquer Claustrophobia Your Child and Anxiety Disorders Anxiety Disorder Research How to Know if You Have an Anxiety Disorder Treatment Options - Medication or Therapy Natural Remedies and Self Help Tips How Anxiety Disorders Affect Work, Family and Relationships PLR Ebook Sample Content Preview What is An Anxiety Disorder Anxiety Disorder 101 Anxiety disorder is the term used to define pathological fears, phobias, anxieties and nervous conditions that either appear suddenly or develop over time. It may affect daily activities. Oftentimes, anxiety disorders affect the emotions of the individual. Both terms, anxiety and fear, have specific meanings in a scientific usage. Normally, they are interchanged. Here’s a clearer explanation. When pertaining to phobia, it is a kind of anxiety that is somehow irrational. On the other hand, fear is said to be the physiological and emotional response to anything that poses to be a threat. Anxiety Disorders affect around 40 million Americans age 18 years and above in a year. This makes them fearful and uncertain of various situations. There is the relatively mild case, which is brief anxiety due to a stressful event. An example is publicly speaking in a room full of strangers or going out on a first date with someone you really like.

PLR Ebook Table Of Contents INTRODUCTION DIFFERENT TYPES OF HEALTH INSURANCE POLICIES DISABILITY INCOME INSURANCE MEDICAL INSURANCE HEALTH INSURANCE PROVIDERS GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE FINDING THE BEST VALUE FOR YOUR NEEDS GLOSSARY OF TERMS Sample Content Preview INTRODUCTION If you want to spark a spirited debate at your next social gathering, just try bringing up the subject of health insurance.  You will undoubtedly set off a firestorm of opinions. Years ago, acquiring your first health coverage was almost a right of passage.  You began your career and you were automatically enrolled in your employers health plan after your first 90 days of employment. That still takes place today but the health care industry has metamorphosed into a gigantic monster gobbling up resources everywhere it travels.  Rates keep going up at an astounding pace and more employers are cutting back on their plans or doing away with their health benefit packages entirely. Naturally, no one document will tell you everything you ever wanted to know about health insurance.  When it comes to health insurance there is no “one size fits all.” However, what will do is provide with enough knowledge to weigh the options and make informed decisions regarding your own circumstances. The most important tool you can have when looking for good health insurance is knowledge.   Unfortunately there aren’t too many places where you can obtain that knowledge without having to spend months wading through the small print. So, before discussing the various plans that are available,  we must first grasp an understanding of the complex nature of health insurance.  Therefore, our first chapters are written specifically to help you understand the terminology and different components involved so that you can make those informed decisions and present it in plain English.

PLR Ebook Table Of Contents Creating Your Own Will Making Sure Your Will Is Valid Special Rules If You Are Married Do You Need an Inventory? Naming Your Beneficiaries Selecting an Executor Your Will and Your Children Taxes and Other Debts Selecting the Right Form for Your Will How to Make Your Will Legal Revoking or Changing Your Will What to Know About Estate Planning What Is a Living Will? Final Thoughts Sample Content Preview Creating Your Own Will How to Create Your Own Will That Will Grant You the Power to Decide What You Want To Do With Your Assets A will is your declaration whereby you are passing your assets on to your heirs. Under the rules of your authority, there can be legal limitations on what you may do in your will, like disinheriting your spouse or, even your children. Typically, you can choose to leave your assets to anybody. When married, however, automatically, your spouse will have the privilege to a certain portion of your assets, even when you stated someone else’s name in your will and even though your spouse is not living with you any longer. A valid will can: 1. Endow a beneficiary who would otherwise not inherit on the basis of the intestate laws of succession, like your step-child. 2. Assign or authorize someone to act as guardian for a minor child...

Ebook Table Of Contents About Buying Life Insurance Who Needs Life Insurance? Permanent Life Insurance Term Life Insurance What Are Annuities and How Do They Work? What Are Policy Provisions? What Is A Rider? How Are Premiums Determined? Explaining Dividends What Are Non-forfeiture and Settlement Options? What Are Policy Loans? What Is Underwriting? Qualified and Non-Qualified Retirement Plans Life Insurance and Taxes Government Plans Ebook Sample Content Preview About Buying Life Insurance Everything You Need to Know About Insurance on Your Life Parents take out life insurance on themselves “to protect their children.” A husband kills his wife so he can take the insurance and make himself rich. What’s the fuss all about? Why does insurance lead to so much goodness, and yet so much trouble? What is life insurance? Life insurance (also known as life assurance in the United Kingdom) is, put simply, a financial package designed to protect those who depend upon you for monetary support. A life insurance policy is a legal contract. Within it are terms and conditions of the risks assumed. Any misrepresentation by the policy holder or the insured will be grounds for nullification of the insurance. To understand the concept of life insurance, you have to know the parties involved. In general, there are three:  the insurer, the insured, and the policy holder.

PLR Ebook Table Of Contents Introduction What Is Bad Breath? What Causes Bad Breath? What Are The Symptoms of Bad Breath? Bad Breath And Serious Health Issues. Bad Breath In Children Getting Rid of Bad Breath Some Final Thoughts Resources Ebook Sample Content Preview INTRODUCTION Millions of people suffer embarrassment due to bad breath.  The technical name for bad breath is "halitosis."  Take a walk down the personal care aisle of any drug or grocery Store and you will find product after product all dealing with this condition. Before we can discuss how to get rid of bad breath, we need to have an understanding of the causes and symptoms. Interesting to note is the fact that dental hygiene was practiced as far back as ancient Greece and Rome.  The Greeks used to chew on anise seeds.  Anise tastes like licorice.  The Romans discovered that chewing on parsley would disguise the smell of alcohol on their breath.  They were probably unaware that parsley is high in chlorophyll which turns carbon dioxide into oxygen making it a natural as one of the first breath fresheners. Everyone has an occasional problem with bad breath which is why Americans spend more than $200 million a year on products to freshen the breath.  Pills, mouthwash, breath mints, toothpaste and more comprise this industry. Our discussion addresses these as well as other more serious sides of the condition.  Bad breath that is persistent, consistent and resistant to normal remedies can be symptomatic of a more serious condition.  That is what we will discuss in this guide.

PLR Ebook Table Of Contents What Are The Warning Signs Peer Prevention How to Deal With Teen Truancy Dealing With Teen Depression Is Your Teen in a Gang? Is Your Teen Violent Your Teen and Substance Abuse When Your Teen Runs Away Is Your Teen an Underachiever? Responsibility, Chores and Your Teen Is Your Teen ADD, ADHD or Bipolar Is Your Teen at Risk for Suicide Your Teen and the Dark Side Your Teen and the Internet Treatment for Your Teen PLR Ebook Sample Content Preview What Are The Warning Signs Contrary to popular opinion, not all teenage crises will appear out of the blue and because of its unexpected appearance, render parents helpless to change the situation for the better. There are always warning signs – and you just have to know what you’re look for. 5 Warning Signs of Teenage Crises for Parents to Take Note of Change in Academic Grades – Most teenagers who are experiencing serious problems – mental, psychological, or emotional – would usually end up letting their grades slip although this may be unintentionally or otherwise. If your child used to have straight A’s all the time and yet all of a sudden, other letters start showing up in his report card, it’s definitely a sign that there’s trouble on the horizon. Ideally, a positive change in academic grades is something to welcome – and you definitely should if you see ample proof that your child is finally working hard to do well in school. But if there’s no visible evidence to support this change, and further probing reveals that your child isn’t just studying in another setting, then this could be considered a warning sign as well..

Ebook Table Of Contents What Is ADHD Disorder? What are the symptoms of ADHD? Are There Similar Disorders? What Causes ADHD? Diagnosing ADHD In Children Diagnosing ADHD In Adults Education and ADHD Children in Public Schools Education for ADHD Children in the Private Sector A Good IDEA Pharmaceutical Treatments for ADHD Controversy in the Medical Community Natural Remedies for ADHD Alternative Treatments for ADHD Coping Skills for Patient and Family Researching ADHD PLR Ebook Sample Content Preview What Is ADHD Disorder? Basic Facts about ADHD ADHD is an acronym that stands for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. This condition was formerly known as the Attention Deficit Disorder, though the name was modified when it was noted that the affected people were also prone to severe hyperactivity. ADHD commonly manifests in young children, though most of them carry the traits over into adulthood as well.  ADHD is also referred to by some people as the "single-synapse" or the "short attention span" problem. The reasons for this is because ADHD's main characteristics are a marked inability to concentrate on any one thing for very long, accompanied by extremely impulsive behavior where the person doesn't stop to think at all when they get an idea or react to a situation.

PLR Ebook Table Of Contents Home Security Patrol Security Services Video Surveillance When You Go On Vacation Firearms Installing a Safe In Your Home Home Detectors Disaster Preparedness Poison Control Your Children and Predators Safety For Single Moms Your Car Single Women – Beware of Wolves in Sheep’s Clothing Modern Day Locks General Home Safety Tips Sample Content Preview Home Security How To Get The Best Home Security System To Protect Your Family Nobody can deny the fact that home invasion or burglary can happen to just about anyone at anytime. This is the reason that neighborhood watches have been set up, private security firms are hired and home security systems are installed at home. Studies show that many who decide to install a home security system have been victims of a break in, robbery or vandalism. These individuals have learned from their mistake and want to take protecting their family seriously so such an incident will never happen. There are two types of home security systems that are available for use today. You can have the hardwired or the newer wireless type. The old kind uses electricity while the other requires replacing the lithium batteries regularly. Other than that, both kinds offer the same features such as the control panel, security keypads, motion detectors, cameras, sensors, sirens, signs and decals.

PLR Ebook Table Of Contents How the Ears Work What Causes Hearing Loss Hearing Loss and Quality of Life How Are Dizziness and Vertigo Related How Hearing Loss Affects You Professionally Who Is At Risk for Hearing Loss Identifying Hearing Loss in Children What Is Otitis Hearing Loss and Speech in Children What Are Cochlear Implants Is Sign Language an Option for You? Overcoming Emotional Problems Hearing in the Classroom About Hearing Aids Breakthroughs Ebook Sample Content Preview How the Ears Work Your ear is divided into three major components: the inner ear, the middle ear, and the outer ear. The outer ear is what is physically seen in our bodies. The ear canal is the path where the sound waves pass through. It is also seen from the outside. The ear canal acts like a funnel catching the sound waves and lead them to the eardrum. The middle ear is where the eardrum is located. It is actually a small space inside the ear filled with air. In the middle ear, there are three tiny bones. Collectively, they are called the ossicles. Individually, there are the hammer, the anvil, and the stirrup. From the outer ear, sound is directed to the eardrum. Now on the eardrum, these bones move in tune with the sound that passes on the vibration toward a much smaller part of the ear, the cochlea. The cochlea is already part of the inner ear. It has fluid in it, which, in turn, moves the hairs on the outside of the cells. Several of these hair cells create an electrical impulse that is send with the auditory nerve directly to the brain. The brain then processes the information and you are able to hear the sounds. All these processes are done in a matter of microseconds.