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Title: Grief: Physical Symptoms, Effects on Body, Duration of Process
Headings: What Is Normal Grieving, and What Are the Stages of Grief?
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What Is Normal Grieving, and What Are the Stages of Grief?
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Content: All people experience grief differently. Though it it no longer considered the ideal way to think about grief, you may have heard of the stages of grief: Denial: When you first learn of a loss, it’s normal to think, “This isn’t happening.” You may feel shocked or numb. This is a temporary way to deal with the rush of overwhelming emotion. It’s a defense mechanism. Anger: As reality sets in, you’re faced with the pain of your loss. You may feel frustrated and helpless.
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Title: Grief: Physical Symptoms, Effects on Body, Duration of Process
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What Is Normal Grieving, and What Are the Stages of Grief?
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What Are the Stages of Grief?
Content: This is a temporary way to deal with the rush of overwhelming emotion. It’s a defense mechanism. Anger: As reality sets in, you’re faced with the pain of your loss. You may feel frustrated and helpless. These feelings later turn into anger. You might direct it toward other people, a higher power, or life in general. To be angry with a loved one who died and left you alone is natural, too. Bargaining: During this stage, you dwell on what you could’ve done to prevent the loss.
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Title: Holiday Gatherings With Family: Tips for Holiday Stress and Anxiety
Headings: Home for the Holidays
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Home for the Holidays
Tips for overcoming holiday anxiety and stress.
What Causes Holiday Stress?
Content: Some relatives don’t really believe you’re depressed,” says Gloria Pope, director of advocacy and public policy at the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance in Chicago. “ They think you’re just lazy, or that it’s all in your head. It can be really hurtful.” What’s changed. The holidays can highlight everything that’s changed in your lives -- a divorce, a death in the family, a son who’s making their first trip back home after starting college. Any of these can really unsettle a gathering and add holiday stress. What’s stayed the same. For others, it’s the monotonous sameness of family holiday gatherings that depresses them -- the same faces, the same jokes, the same food on the same china plates. Lowered defenses. During the holiday season, you’re more likely to be stressed out by obligations and errands.
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Title: Holiday Gatherings With Family: Tips for Holiday Stress and Anxiety
Headings: Home for the Holidays
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Home for the Holidays
Tips for overcoming holiday anxiety and stress.
What Causes Holiday Stress?
Content: Plan to drop by the holiday party for a couple of hours instead of staying all night. Don’t worry about how things should be. “ There’s a lot of cultural pressure during the holidays,” says Duckworth. “ We tend to compare ourselves with these idealized notions of perfect families and perfect holidays.” But in fact, most people have less than perfect holiday gatherings -- they have family tension, melancholy, and dry turkey too. If you have negative feelings, don’t try to deny them. Remember that there’s nothing wrong or shameful or unusual about feeling down during the holidays. Depression During the Holidays: Getting Help
For many people battling holiday stress, changing expectations and behavior can make a big difference. But not always.
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Title: Holiday Gatherings With Family: Tips for Holiday Stress and Anxiety
Headings: Home for the Holidays
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Home for the Holidays
Tips for overcoming holiday anxiety and stress.
What Causes Holiday Stress?
Content: If you have negative feelings, don’t try to deny them. Remember that there’s nothing wrong or shameful or unusual about feeling down during the holidays. Depression During the Holidays: Getting Help
For many people battling holiday stress, changing expectations and behavior can make a big difference. But not always. David Dunner, MD, director of the Center for Anxiety and Depression in Mercer Island, Wash., says that sometimes the apparent connections between the holidays and depression may just be coincidental. Continued
“I tend to take a fairly agnostic approach toward the cause of depression because I’m never sure what it really is,” says Dunner. “ Even though it might seem like that the holiday trip to Cleveland to see family is what’s making you feel down, it could have nothing to do with it.” Seasonal affective disorder (SAD), a medical condition, a drug side effect, or something else entirely could be the real culprit. Dunner also worries that some people may write off signs of serious depression as mere holiday stress.
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Title: 1 in 5 College Students Stressed, Consider Suicide
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1 in 5 College Students Stressed, Consider Suicide
From the WebMD Archives
By Steven Reinberg
HealthDay Reporter
MONDAY, Sept. 10, 2018 (HealthDay News) -- College can be so stressful that many students think about killing themselves, and some even try, a new study suggests. Among more than 67,000 students surveyed, over 20 percent said they experienced stressful events in the last year that were strongly associated with mental health problems, including harming themselves and suicidal thoughts or attempts, researchers found. "What's striking about our findings is that there is a disproportionate number of students who are reporting a large number of exposures to stress they believe is traumatic or difficult to overcome," said lead researcher Cindy Liu. She directs the developmental risk and cultural disparities program at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston. "There are some stresses that are exceeding the capacity of students to cope," she added. Stressful events defined as traumatic or difficult to handle included: academic pressures; career issues; death of a family member or friend; family problems;
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Title: 1 in 5 College Students Stressed, Consider Suicide
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1 in 5 College Students Stressed, Consider Suicide
Content: Stressful events defined as traumatic or difficult to handle included: academic pressures; career issues; death of a family member or friend; family problems; intimate and other social relationships; finances; health problems of a family member or partner; personal appearance; personal health problems and sleep difficulties.
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Title: 1 in 5 College Students Stressed, Consider Suicide
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1 in 5 College Students Stressed, Consider Suicide
Content: intimate and other social relationships; finances; health problems of a family member or partner; personal appearance; personal health problems and sleep difficulties. Continued
Liu's team found that 3 out of 4 students had experienced at least one stressful event in the previous year. And more than 20 percent experienced six or more stressful events in the past year. Among these students, 1 in 4 said they had been diagnosed with or treated for a mental health problem. Furthermore, 20 percent of all students surveyed thought about suicide, 9 percent had attempted suicide, and nearly 20 percent injured themselves. These problems were particularly acute among transgender students, with about two-thirds saying that they had hurt themselves and more than one-third saying they had attempted suicide.
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Title: 1 in 5 College Students Stressed, Consider Suicide
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Liu's team found that 3 out of 4 students had experienced at least one stressful event in the previous year. And more than 20 percent experienced six or more stressful events in the past year. Among these students, 1 in 4 said they had been diagnosed with or treated for a mental health problem. Furthermore, 20 percent of all students surveyed thought about suicide, 9 percent had attempted suicide, and nearly 20 percent injured themselves. These problems were particularly acute among transgender students, with about two-thirds saying that they had hurt themselves and more than one-third saying they had attempted suicide. In addition, more than half of bisexual students said they had suicidal thoughts and had harmed themselves. More than a quarter of these students had attempted suicide, the researchers found. Liu said the rate of students suffering from depression or anxiety is much higher now than it was in 2009, when the last survey was conducted. Among gay, lesbian and bisexual students, for example, rates for suicidal thoughts were higher than in 2009 -- 58 percent versus 48 percent. They were also higher for attempted suicides -- 28 percent versus 25 percent -- and for self-injury -- 51 percent versus 45 percent.
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Title: 1 in 5 College Students Stressed, Consider Suicide
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1 in 5 College Students Stressed, Consider Suicide
Content: In addition, more than half of bisexual students said they had suicidal thoughts and had harmed themselves. More than a quarter of these students had attempted suicide, the researchers found. Liu said the rate of students suffering from depression or anxiety is much higher now than it was in 2009, when the last survey was conducted. Among gay, lesbian and bisexual students, for example, rates for suicidal thoughts were higher than in 2009 -- 58 percent versus 48 percent. They were also higher for attempted suicides -- 28 percent versus 25 percent -- and for self-injury -- 51 percent versus 45 percent. Continued
Liu also said as students progress through college, the chances of experiencing stressful situations increases. That may be due to increased academic and other pressures, she said. Because many students suffering from these mental woes don't seek help, the extent of the problem is most likely much larger, Liu said. In terms of race, compared with white students, fewer Asian students reported mental health problems. In addition, black students were less likely than white students to report mental health problems or suicidal thoughts or attempts, she added.
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Title: 1 in 5 College Students Stressed, Consider Suicide
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Content: Continued
Liu also said as students progress through college, the chances of experiencing stressful situations increases. That may be due to increased academic and other pressures, she said. Because many students suffering from these mental woes don't seek help, the extent of the problem is most likely much larger, Liu said. In terms of race, compared with white students, fewer Asian students reported mental health problems. In addition, black students were less likely than white students to report mental health problems or suicidal thoughts or attempts, she added. Colleges are doing more than ever to help students cope with depression and anxiety, Liu said. In some schools, these efforts include peer counseling in addition to traditional mental health services. Also, parents can help by being aware of how well their children are coping with college and asking about whether they are depressed or anxious, Liu said. Besides the stresses mentioned in the study, one suicide expert pointed out that drugs and alcohol can make matters worse. Continued
"For many college students, they are trying alcohol and drugs for the first time," said April Foreman, a board member of the American Association of Suicidology. "
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Title: 1 in 5 College Students Stressed, Consider Suicide
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1 in 5 College Students Stressed, Consider Suicide
Content: Colleges are doing more than ever to help students cope with depression and anxiety, Liu said. In some schools, these efforts include peer counseling in addition to traditional mental health services. Also, parents can help by being aware of how well their children are coping with college and asking about whether they are depressed or anxious, Liu said. Besides the stresses mentioned in the study, one suicide expert pointed out that drugs and alcohol can make matters worse. Continued
"For many college students, they are trying alcohol and drugs for the first time," said April Foreman, a board member of the American Association of Suicidology. " We know that these things are really destabilizing." Moreover, this is an age when you see the rise of personality disorders and other mental health problems, which can also increase the risk for suicide, Foreman said. She believes that colleges need to provide help for these students, which includes counseling and keeping tabs on them to ensure they are not suicidal. Parents also need to work with the school to provide support and care for their children. For the study, Liu and her colleagues analyzed data from the 2015 survey conducted by the Association National College Health Assessment.
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Title: 1 in 5 College Students Stressed, Consider Suicide
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1 in 5 College Students Stressed, Consider Suicide
Content: We know that these things are really destabilizing." Moreover, this is an age when you see the rise of personality disorders and other mental health problems, which can also increase the risk for suicide, Foreman said. She believes that colleges need to provide help for these students, which includes counseling and keeping tabs on them to ensure they are not suicidal. Parents also need to work with the school to provide support and care for their children. For the study, Liu and her colleagues analyzed data from the 2015 survey conducted by the Association National College Health Assessment. In the survey, students were asked about depression and anxiety, including if they had been diagnosed or treated for a mental health problem. They were also asked if they had harmed themselves, considered suicide or attempted suicide, and how many stressful situations they had experienced in the last year. The report was published online Sept. 6 in the journal Depression and Anxiety. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Email Print
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Title: Summer Depression: Causes, Symptoms, and Tips to Help
Headings: Tips for Summer Depression
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Tips for Summer Depression
School’s out. It’s hot. And you’re not having any fun.
Understanding Summer Depression
Content: Understanding Summer Depression
Why do some people feel more depressed in summer? Here’s a rundown of reasons. Summertime SAD. You’ve probably heard about seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, which affects about 4% to 6% of the U.S. population. SAD typically causes depression as the days get shorter and colder. But about 10% of people with SAD get it in the reverse -- the onset of summer triggers their depression symptoms. Cook notes that some studies have shown that in countries near the equator – such as India – summer SAD is more common than winter SAD. Why do seasonal changes cause depression? Experts aren’t sure, but the longer days, and increasing heat and humidity may play a role. Specific symptoms of summer depression often include loss of appetite, trouble sleeping, weight loss, and anxiety.
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Title: Diabetes Rates by Country: Diabetes in Japan, Worldwide Expected to Double
Headings: Diabetes Rates May Double Worldwide by 2030
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Diabetes Rates May Double Worldwide by 2030
Diabetes Epidemic Growing Ahead of Schedule
Content: But obesity rates have been rising substantially in recent years. Obesity is the leading modifiable risk factor for diabetes. "Even if the prevalence of obesity remains stable until 2030, which seems unlikely, it is anticipated that the number of people with diabetes will more than double as a consequence of population aging and urbanization," write researcher Sarah Wild, PhD, of the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, and colleagues. "The human and economic costs of this epidemic are enormous," write the researchers. " A concerted global initiative is required to address the diabetes epidemic." Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Email Print
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Title: Heart of Palm: Health Benefits, Nutrients per Serving, Safety Information, and More
Headings: Health Benefits of Heart of Palm
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Heart of palm is a white vegetable that comes from the core of certain kinds of palm trees. Also called palm hearts, palm cabbage, palmito, chonta, and swamp cabbage, heart of palm is grown in humid and tropical areas like Costa Rica and the Amazon. Heart of palm is rarely eaten fresh. Even in countries where it's cultivated, the vegetable is usually boiled and processed before consumed due to the fact that it's extremely perishable. Heart of palm is typically exported internationally in pickled form and comes in jars or cans. Because hearts of palm contain 17 different amino acids, they make for a rich source of protein. They're also low in fats and sugars and high in fiber, and contain a number of healthy vitamins and minerals. Health Benefits
This unique and unassuming vegetable provides some serious health benefits, such as: Repairing Body Tissue
Amino acids and proteins make the building blocks of life and they're necessary for many bodily functions.
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Title: Heart of Palm: Health Benefits, Nutrients per Serving, Safety Information, and More
Headings: Health Benefits of Heart of Palm
Health Benefits of Heart of Palm
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Content: Heart of palm is typically exported internationally in pickled form and comes in jars or cans. Because hearts of palm contain 17 different amino acids, they make for a rich source of protein. They're also low in fats and sugars and high in fiber, and contain a number of healthy vitamins and minerals. Health Benefits
This unique and unassuming vegetable provides some serious health benefits, such as: Repairing Body Tissue
Amino acids and proteins make the building blocks of life and they're necessary for many bodily functions. Thankfully, heart of palm contains all nine essential amino acids, which are those that can't be made in your body and therefore must come from the foods you eat. They are: Histidine
Isoleucine
Lysine
Methionine
Phenylalanine
Threonine
Tryptophan
Valine
One important function of these amino acids is repairing damaged tissue. Maintaining Heart Health
Out of all of the vitamins and minerals packed into heart of palm, potassium is the most prevalent. Potassium plays an important role in keeping your heart healthy.
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Title: Heart of Palm: Health Benefits, Nutrients per Serving, Safety Information, and More
Headings: Health Benefits of Heart of Palm
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Content: This vitamin is most effective for treating morning sickness when it is paired with doxylamine (an antihistamine). Continued
Nutrition
Hearts of palm are nutritious in numerous ways. For one thing, they are an excellent source of protein, which is uncommon in vegetables. They are also packed with a long list of healthy vitamins and minerals. One such vitamin is vitamin B6, which is required for proper growth and development of your brain, nerves, skin, and many other body parts. Eating one serving (100 grams) of raw heart of palm will cover 62% of your recommended daily value of this heart-healthy vitamin. Other nutrients found in heart of palm include: Calcium
Iron
Potassium
Zinc
Niacin
Riboflavin
Vitamin C
Nutrients per Serving
The nutritional information for heart of palm depends on whether it is canned or fresh. One ½ cup serving of canned palm hearts contains: Calories:
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Title: Heart of Palm: Health Benefits, Nutrients per Serving, Safety Information, and More
Headings: Health Benefits of Heart of Palm
Health Benefits of Heart of Palm
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Content: Eating one serving (100 grams) of raw heart of palm will cover 62% of your recommended daily value of this heart-healthy vitamin. Other nutrients found in heart of palm include: Calcium
Iron
Potassium
Zinc
Niacin
Riboflavin
Vitamin C
Nutrients per Serving
The nutritional information for heart of palm depends on whether it is canned or fresh. One ½ cup serving of canned palm hearts contains: Calories: 20
Protein: 2 grams
Fat: 0 grams
Carbohydrates: 3 grams
Fiber: 2 grams
Sugar:
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Title: Heart of Palm: Health Benefits, Nutrients per Serving, Safety Information, and More
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Heart of palm is typically sold canned. Although canned vegetables are convenient because they have a far longer shelf life than fresh veggies, they usually contain a high amount of sodium. One ½ cup serving of canned palm hearts contains 113 milligrams of sodium, which may not seem like a lot, but covers 13% of your daily value of sodium. Because too much sodium in your diet can lead to issues like hypertension (high blood pressure), you should be sure to read the label if you consume canned heart of palm. If your portion comes close to meeting your daily recommended intake of sodium, you should either consume a smaller portion or adjust your diet accordingly for the rest of the day to ensure you don’t go over your daily value. How to Prepare Hearts of Palm
If you're lucky enough to find young and fresh hearts of palm, you should be sure to seal them and pop them in your refrigerator immediately. If you buy canned hearts of palm, be sure to store the containers in a cool dry place. Fresh hearts of palm are an excellent addition to salads. You can also toss in drained and chopped hearts of palm from the can, but they'll likely contain some added sodium. You can also try sautéing hearts of palm and adding them into your omelets or casseroles.
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Title: Heart of Palm: Health Benefits, Nutrients per Serving, Safety Information, and More
Headings: Health Benefits of Heart of Palm
Health Benefits of Heart of Palm
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Content: How to Prepare Hearts of Palm
If you're lucky enough to find young and fresh hearts of palm, you should be sure to seal them and pop them in your refrigerator immediately. If you buy canned hearts of palm, be sure to store the containers in a cool dry place. Fresh hearts of palm are an excellent addition to salads. You can also toss in drained and chopped hearts of palm from the can, but they'll likely contain some added sodium. You can also try sautéing hearts of palm and adding them into your omelets or casseroles. Because they're high in fiber, rich in protein, and have a mild flavor, palm hearts make for a great meat substitute in vegan or vegetarian diets. Ditch the seafood and use palm hearts instead of in dishes like vegan crab cakes and ceviche. Pagination
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Content: Yeast infection (vaginal).” Clinical Infectious Diseases: “ Candida-associated diarrhea: a syndrome in search of credibility.” CDC: “ Candidiasis.” GI Society/Canadian Society of Intestinal Research: “ Yeast and Mould Allergy.” National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health: “ Red Yeast Rice.”
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Title: Sushi: Is It Good for You? Pros and Cons, Nutrition Information, and More
Headings: Sushi: Is It Good for You?
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Reduce Inflammation
Disease Prevention
Content: 10 grams
Protein: 15 grams
The fish used in many types of sushi is filled with omega-3 fatty acids and is a rich source of nutrients and minerals, including: Vitamin D
Vitamin B2 (riboflavin)
Iron
Zinc
Iodine
Magneius
Potassium
Calcium. The sheets of seaweed (also known as “nori”) used to make Maki also contains high levels of: Calcium
Magnesium
Phosphorus
Iron
Iodine
Sodium
Nori also contains Vitamins A, B1, C, and E.
Potential Health Benefits of Sushi
The American Heart Association recommends eating fish at least twice a week, and sushi is a great way to meet those quotas. However, there are more health benefits available from eating sushi to consider. Reduce Inflammation
Chronic inflammation is associated with a higher risk of cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and stroke. However, the Omega-3 fatty acids in sushi can help reduce chronic inflammation and these associated risks. Wasabi, which is commonly paired with sushi, also has strong anti-inflammatory properties. Nori — the seaweed that’s used to wrap sushi — has anti-inflammatory properties as well.
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Title: Remedies for Nausea: What to Do and When to See a Doctor
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Content: Some medications list nausea as an adverse reaction or side effect. Remedies and Treatments for Nausea
Most of the time nausea is not a cause for concern. However, there are actions you can take to minimize the unpleasant feeling. Hydration
Because nausea upsets your stomach, eating food may temporarily make things worse. A diet of clear liquids can provide the sugar, salt, and some nutrients your body needs until you can eat solid food again. Clear liquids are easy to digest and don't put extra strain on your stomach or intestines. Continued
The best things to drink when you're nauseous are: Clear broth
Clear juices
Clear sports drinks
Clear soft drinks such as ginger ale, lemon-lime soda, or club soda
Coffee or tea without milk
Plain popsicles
Water
You should avoid alcoholic beverages, dairy products, smoothies, and vegetable juice. If your nausea causes frequent vomiting, doctors may give you oral rehydration therapy, which involves drinking a rehydration solution that replaces the minerals and body fluids you lost. Peppermint Tea
Because peppermint tea contains a range of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, it is used for a variety of ailments.
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Title: Causes of Temporary Blindness and Short-Term Vision Loss
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Temporary Blindness and Short-Term Vision Loss
Reviewed by Whitney Seltman on December 08, 2020
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Sudden Total or Near-Total Vision Loss
Temporary, Partial Vision Loss
Rare Causes
You can temporarily lose your vision, totally or partially, due to another condition. The possible causes and what you should do depend on whether you can see at all. If you have sudden total, or near-total, vision loss, it’s an emergency. You need to call 911, see your eye doctor or maybe even a specialty ophthalmologist immediately, or go to an ER right away, because you have a short window of time to get it diagnosed and treated. Don’t wait to see if it goes away. If you have partial vision loss, a migraine is the most likely reason. But there are other, less common, causes that need prompt treatment to save your sight. You’ll want to know what the causes are and what to do if it happens. Sudden Total or Near-Total Vision Loss
It can happen if a clot creates a blockage in your retinal artery. Your doctor may call it “central retinal artery occlusion ” or “branch retinal artery occlusion.”
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Title: Causes of Temporary Blindness and Short-Term Vision Loss
Headings: Temporary Blindness and Short-Term Vision Loss
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Temporary Blindness and Short-Term Vision Loss
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Sudden Total or Near-Total Vision Loss
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Temporary, Partial Vision Loss
Content: If you have partial vision loss, a migraine is the most likely reason. But there are other, less common, causes that need prompt treatment to save your sight. You’ll want to know what the causes are and what to do if it happens. Sudden Total or Near-Total Vision Loss
It can happen if a clot creates a blockage in your retinal artery. Your doctor may call it “central retinal artery occlusion ” or “branch retinal artery occlusion.” It also means you’re at risk for a stroke or heart attack. It can happen if you get a blood clot that clogs a blood vessel in the eye. It’s similar to how a clot can trigger a heart attack if plaque in your coronary arteries breaks off and forms a clot. If the same thing happened in your brain, it would be an “ischemic” (clot-triggered) stroke. Continued
Clots can cause temporary blindness in one eye, usually lasting 20 to 30 minutes.
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Title: Causes of Temporary Blindness and Short-Term Vision Loss
Headings: Temporary Blindness and Short-Term Vision Loss
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Temporary Blindness and Short-Term Vision Loss
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Sudden Total or Near-Total Vision Loss
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Temporary, Partial Vision Loss
Content: It also means you’re at risk for a stroke or heart attack. It can happen if you get a blood clot that clogs a blood vessel in the eye. It’s similar to how a clot can trigger a heart attack if plaque in your coronary arteries breaks off and forms a clot. If the same thing happened in your brain, it would be an “ischemic” (clot-triggered) stroke. Continued
Clots can cause temporary blindness in one eye, usually lasting 20 to 30 minutes. It often seems like a curtain of darkness falls (doctors call this “amaurosis fugax”). Without prompt treatment, this blockage may cause permanent blindness. Your doctor may prescribe a medicine to break up the clot. Some cases need angioplasty, a procedure to reopen the blockage in the blood vessel. And it’s also a wake-up call to lower your risk of a heart attack or stroke.
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Title: Causes of Temporary Blindness and Short-Term Vision Loss
Headings: Temporary Blindness and Short-Term Vision Loss
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Temporary Blindness and Short-Term Vision Loss
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Sudden Total or Near-Total Vision Loss
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Temporary, Partial Vision Loss
Content: It often seems like a curtain of darkness falls (doctors call this “amaurosis fugax”). Without prompt treatment, this blockage may cause permanent blindness. Your doctor may prescribe a medicine to break up the clot. Some cases need angioplasty, a procedure to reopen the blockage in the blood vessel. And it’s also a wake-up call to lower your risk of a heart attack or stroke. Temporary, Partial Vision Loss
If you have partial vision loss, the causes include: Migraines: These are, by far, the most common cause of short-term, partial vision loss. When you get a migraine, you may have “aura” that affects the vision in both of your eyes. You may see flashing lights, shimmering spots, or blind spots.
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Title: Causes of Temporary Blindness and Short-Term Vision Loss
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Temporary Blindness and Short-Term Vision Loss
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Sudden Total or Near-Total Vision Loss
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Temporary, Partial Vision Loss
Content: Temporary, Partial Vision Loss
If you have partial vision loss, the causes include: Migraines: These are, by far, the most common cause of short-term, partial vision loss. When you get a migraine, you may have “aura” that affects the vision in both of your eyes. You may see flashing lights, shimmering spots, or blind spots. Continued
A retinal migraine affects only one eye. This rare condition causes partial or total blindness for a short period, usually 10 to 30 minutes. It typically comes before or during a headache . It is totally harmless to you and your vision. Continued
Retinal vasospasm:
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Title: Causes of Temporary Blindness and Short-Term Vision Loss
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Temporary Blindness and Short-Term Vision Loss
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Sudden Total or Near-Total Vision Loss
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Temporary, Partial Vision Loss
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A retinal migraine affects only one eye. This rare condition causes partial or total blindness for a short period, usually 10 to 30 minutes. It typically comes before or during a headache . It is totally harmless to you and your vision. Continued
Retinal vasospasm: Like migraine, this condition can cause temporary vision loss. Treatment can fully restore your sight. When a blood vessel in your retina tightens, it causes a vasospasm. This cuts down on blood flow, which can bring on temporary vision loss in one eye. Various conditions can lead to a vasospasm.
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Title: Causes of Temporary Blindness and Short-Term Vision Loss
Headings: Temporary Blindness and Short-Term Vision Loss
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Temporary Blindness and Short-Term Vision Loss
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Sudden Total or Near-Total Vision Loss
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Temporary, Partial Vision Loss
Content: Like migraine, this condition can cause temporary vision loss. Treatment can fully restore your sight. When a blood vessel in your retina tightens, it causes a vasospasm. This cuts down on blood flow, which can bring on temporary vision loss in one eye. Various conditions can lead to a vasospasm. These include a retinal migraine, atherosclerosis, and high blood pressure. If you have a retinal vasospasm, your doctor may recommend aspirin or a type of medicine called a calcium-channel blocker to relieve it. You’ll also work with your doctor to manage whatever caused the retinal vasospasm in the first place. Closed-angle glaucoma: When your eye’s iris bulges, it can prevent fluid from draining properly.
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Title: Causes of Temporary Blindness and Short-Term Vision Loss
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Temporary Blindness and Short-Term Vision Loss
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Sudden Total or Near-Total Vision Loss
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Temporary, Partial Vision Loss
Content: As a result, this disease can prompt vision loss during and after a seizure. If you have epilepsy, your doctor will recommend treatment to help prevent this and other complications. Continued
Papilledema: This is a condition where pressure in the brain causes your optic nerve to swell. This can lead to vision changes, such as double vision, blurriness, and short-term blindness. It usually lasts for a few seconds. Other symptoms include headaches and vomiting. Papilledema may be the result of a tumor, abscess, or blood clot. High blood pressure, an infection, and certain medications can also put pressure on the brain. Uhthoff phenomenon:
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Title: Older People Must Work Out More to Keep Muscles
Headings: Older People Must Work Out More to Keep Muscles
Older People Must Work Out More to Keep Muscles
Study Shows People Over Age 60 Need to Lift Weights More Often to Maintain Muscle Mass
Preventing Muscle Loss
further reading
Content: Thirty-nine of the study participants were aged 60 to 75; the remainder ranged in age from 20 to 35. For the first four months, everybody did the same exercises three times a week: three sets of knee extensions, leg presses, and squats. Each participant steadily increased the amount of resistance over that period. By the end of this first part of the study, everyone -- young and old -- had gained muscle. The second phase was designed to reveal how much of that muscle would be lost to inactivity or reduced exercise. To start, the researchers randomly divided the participants into three groups. Then, for the next 32 weeks, one group did no exercise at all, another group did the same exercises as before but only one day per week, while the third group reduced their regimen to one set of exercises once a week. Continued
By the end of the study, the differences between the young and old groups were striking.
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Title: Older People Must Work Out More to Keep Muscles
Headings: Older People Must Work Out More to Keep Muscles
Older People Must Work Out More to Keep Muscles
Study Shows People Over Age 60 Need to Lift Weights More Often to Maintain Muscle Mass
Preventing Muscle Loss
further reading
Content: By the end of this first part of the study, everyone -- young and old -- had gained muscle. The second phase was designed to reveal how much of that muscle would be lost to inactivity or reduced exercise. To start, the researchers randomly divided the participants into three groups. Then, for the next 32 weeks, one group did no exercise at all, another group did the same exercises as before but only one day per week, while the third group reduced their regimen to one set of exercises once a week. Continued
By the end of the study, the differences between the young and old groups were striking. The younger participants who continued to exercise showed little or no reduction in the muscle gains they had made during the previous phase of the study, despite the less frequent and less intense workouts. Members of the older group, by contrast, lost muscle mass when they scaled back their training regimen, indicating that they need to lift weights more often than young people to keep their muscles buff. Their strength, however, remained the same. "Among the old," the researchers write, "neither prescription was sufficient to maintain the gains in muscle size." And maintaining muscle mass, the researchers conclude, is essential to healthy aging. "
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Title: Getting Medicaid Coverage: Questions and Answers
Headings: 10 Questions About Medicaid Answered
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10 Questions About Medicaid Answered
1. What Is Medicaid?
2. Can I Get Medicaid?
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If your state has NOT expanded Medicaid:
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Content: 6. Can I Get Medicaid for My Children? Yes, if your income is not too high. Medicaid and The Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) provide low cost coverage to millions of families with children. Income requirements vary by state. In all but two states, children who live in four-person households with incomes up to $52,400 qualify for either Medicaid or CHIP. Eighteen states and DC will cover children in families of four who earn even up to $78,600, although sometimes families at the higher eligibility levels may need to pay more for the coverage. If you have a baby while you're on Medicaid, your baby will automatically be enrolled in Medicaid for their first year. 7. Are There Special Medicaid Programs for Women?
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Title: Doctors Who Treat Mental Illness
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Doctors Who Treat Mental Illness
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Doctors Who Treat Mental Illness
Medically Reviewed by Jennifer Casarella, MD on September 27, 2020
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Primary Care Doctors
Psychologists
Psychiatrists
Psychoanalysts
Holistic Doctors
Things to Think About
Where to Look
A number of different types of counselors, therapists, and doctors can treat mental illness . Finding the right one is an important step toward getting proper treatment. Start by choosing the kind that's best for your mental health needs. Primary Care Doctors
In many cases, your primary care doctor may diagnose and treat your mental illness. They'll refer you to a specialist when needed. Psychologists
They usually have doctoral degrees (PhD or PsyD) and are trained to provide professional counseling on psychological and emotional issues. They may specialize in areas such as marriage counseling, relaxation therapy, stress management, or sex therapy. Psychologists don't have medical training, so they're not allowed to prescribe medications -- except in certain states where the legislature has given them prescribing privileges. Psychiatrists
These professionals are medical doctors who specialize in the treatment of mental, emotional, or behavioral problems. A psychiatrist can prescribe medications.
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Title: Doctors Who Treat Mental Illness
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Doctors Who Treat Mental Illness
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Primary Care Doctors
Psychologists
Psychiatrists
Psychoanalysts
Holistic Doctors
Content: Psychologists
They usually have doctoral degrees (PhD or PsyD) and are trained to provide professional counseling on psychological and emotional issues. They may specialize in areas such as marriage counseling, relaxation therapy, stress management, or sex therapy. Psychologists don't have medical training, so they're not allowed to prescribe medications -- except in certain states where the legislature has given them prescribing privileges. Psychiatrists
These professionals are medical doctors who specialize in the treatment of mental, emotional, or behavioral problems. A psychiatrist can prescribe medications. They may hold therapy sessions or work with non-medical therapists to treat you. Psychoanalysts
They can be psychiatrists, psychologists, or social workers by training. These professionals follow Sigmund Freud's theories and other more modern theories that are based on the idea that painful childhood memories in your unconscious mind are the cause of emotional troubles. Continued
Psychoanalysts use talk therapy and may recommend medications, too. These can be prescribed by the therapist if they're a psychiatrist or by another doctor.
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Title: How to Be Happy: 7 Steps to Becoming a Happier Person
Headings: Choosing To Be Happy
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Choosing To Be Happy
Strategies for Happiness: 7 Steps to Becoming a Happier Person
Happiness Strategy # 1: Don't Worry, Choose Happy
Content: Happiness Strategy #7: Engage in Meaningful Activities
People are seldom happier, says psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, than when they're in the "flow." This is a state in which your mind becomes thoroughly absorbed in a meaningful task that challenges your abilities. Yet, he has found that the most common leisure time activity -- watching TV -- produces some of the lowest levels of happiness. To get more out of life, we need to put more into it, says Csikszentmihalyi. " Active leisure that helps a person grow does not come easily," he writes in Finding Flow. " Each of the flow-producing activities requires an initial investment of attention before it begins to be enjoyable." So it turns out that happiness can be a matter of choice -- not just luck. Some people are lucky enough to possess genes that foster happiness. However, certain thought patterns and interpersonal skills definitely help people become an "epicure of experience," says David Lykken, whose name, in Norwegian, means "the happiness."
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Title: 10 Tips to Help You Become More Resilient
Headings: How to Overcome Obstacles in Your Life: Resilience
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How to Overcome Obstacles in Your Life: Resilience
Content: He co-wrote The Power of Resilience: Achieving Balance, Confidence, and Personal Strength in Your Life. So, how do you make yourself more resilient? Here are 10 things to focus on: 1. Stay Flexible. Resilient people expect to face challenges at different points in their lives. They are able to adjust their goals and find ways to adapt. 2. Learn Lessons. “
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Title: Mental Illness Common in the U.S.
Headings: Mental Illness Common in the U.S.
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Mental Illness Common in the U.S.
More Than 1 in 4 Adults Per Year Affected By Mental Illness or Substance Abuse
Mental Illness Is Treatable
Tracking Mental Illness
Content: Doctors and counselors can help find and treat the problem. While the new studies only included adults, nurturing children's mental health is obviously also important. Continued
It's normal to have ups and downs. Mental illness goes beyond that, dragging people down to a shadow of their true selves. Those problems are nothing to be ashamed of and deserve swift attention, just like any other health condition. "People with mental illnesses can be treated effectively and lead normal, productive lives," says former first lady and mental health advocate Rosalynn Carter. Tracking Mental Illness
The new studies are based on face-to-face interviews with more than 9,200 English-speaking adults. Homeless people and those in institutions were not included. The findings showed that during the course of a year, 26% had any mental disorder, including substance abuse. Anxiety was the most common problem, seen in 18% of the participants.
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Title: Jobs With the Highest Suicide Rates – WebMD
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Jobs With the Highest Suicide Rates
By Steven Reinberg
Content: We live in a 24-hour world, so it can be easy to feel overburdened, which can lead to depression ," Manevitz added. Companies need assistance programs that look for work stresses that may become overwhelming and lead to feelings of isolation and helplessness. Fellow co-workers also need to be on the lookout for people who talk of killing themselves or seem depressed, he said. In some professions, that may be harder to do than in others. For example, people working in farming, forestry and fishing may feel that it's a sign of weakness to seek help for depression, Manevitz suggested. Continued
The study included data from the 17 states using the 2012 National Violent Death Reporting System. In 2012, suicide was the 10th leading cause of death among Americans 16 and older. From 2000 to 2012, an estimated 40,000 Americans died by suicide, the researchers said. The job categories with the least suicides included personal care and service; office and administrative support;
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Title: Insecurity: Types, Symptoms, and How to Handle It
Headings: Signs of Insecurity
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Signs of Insecurity
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What Is Insecurity?
Types of Insecurity
Relationship Insecurity
Job Insecurity
Content: Poor Job Performance
Job insecurity (not having a stable job) can work to motivate some people, but it more often results in poorer performances. It can lead to absenteeism (avoiding work), turnover intention (wanting to change jobs soon after starting), disengagement from colleagues and in group projects, and poor work attitudes. Depression or Anxiety
All types of insecurity can lead to decreased mental wellness. Depressive or anxious behavior or thinking is often an effect of insecurity, particularly when that insecurity produces (or is accompanied by) erroneous beliefs and patterns of thought. Dealing with Insecurity
Occasional insecurity is a natural part of life. For deeper and more longer-lasting feelings of insecurity, however, professional therapists can help you sort through your emotions and develop strategies for everyday life. In dealing with insecurity, there are a couple of helpful tips to keep in mind. Social Networks Matter
Broad and meaningful social networks — friendships, relationships with coworkers, and more — help to lessen both insecurity and its negative effects. There’s an inverse correlation between healthy social networks and insecure attachment styles. Having a wide circle of friends and many close connections allows you to develop the tools and confidence to engage in deeper adult relationships.
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Title: How Grief Can Affect Your Health
Headings: How Grief Can Affect Your Health
How Grief Can Affect Your Health
Sleep Problems
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Immune System
Inflammation
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Cortisol
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Grief can keep you from getting the regular sleep your mind and body need. You might have trouble going to sleep, or you might wake up often in the night or even sleep too much. Good sleep habits can help. Wind down slowly before bed with something calm like a bath, a book, or breathing exercises, and go to bed and wake up at the same time each day. Swipe to advance
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The emotional toll of grief can drain your energy. To keep up your strength, be sure to eat enough, even if you don’t feel like it. And exercise -- something as simple as a short walk can really help. It's also good to stay connected with family and friends. And a mental health professional or a support group may be able to give you a sense of connection, along with tools to help you through your grief. Swipe to advance
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There's some evidence that grief can take a toll on your body’s ability to fight illness and infection, especially if it goes on for a long time.
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Title: How Grief Can Affect Your Health
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Content: To keep up your strength, be sure to eat enough, even if you don’t feel like it. And exercise -- something as simple as a short walk can really help. It's also good to stay connected with family and friends. And a mental health professional or a support group may be able to give you a sense of connection, along with tools to help you through your grief. Swipe to advance
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There's some evidence that grief can take a toll on your body’s ability to fight illness and infection, especially if it goes on for a long time. Talk to your doctor or a mental health professional if you're having trouble coming to terms with your loss. Swipe to advance
Inflammation
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This happens when your immune system responds to something it sees as a threat and makes tissues in your body swell. It can play a role in heart disease, arthritis, diabetes, asthma, and possibly cancer. There's evidence that grief is linked to inflammation, and some studies show the more severe the grief, the more serious the inflammation. Exercise and eating right can help you manage it.
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Title: How Grief Can Affect Your Health
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How Grief Can Affect Your Health
Sleep Problems
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Content: Talk to your doctor or a mental health professional if you're having trouble coming to terms with your loss. Swipe to advance
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This happens when your immune system responds to something it sees as a threat and makes tissues in your body swell. It can play a role in heart disease, arthritis, diabetes, asthma, and possibly cancer. There's evidence that grief is linked to inflammation, and some studies show the more severe the grief, the more serious the inflammation. Exercise and eating right can help you manage it. Swipe to advance
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The events that cause grief can make you feel like you don’t have control over your life. You might be concerned about your financial future or being alone or the possibility of losing someone else. Some worry is normal, but if your anxiety lasts longer than a few months or gets in the way of your normal work or home life, it may be time to talk to a mental health professional. Swipe to advance
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This is sometimes called the “stress hormone,” and your body may release more of it than usual into your bloodstream in the 6 months after the loss of a loved one. High levels of cortisol over a long period can raise your chances of heart disease or high blood pressure.
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Title: How Grief Can Affect Your Health
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How Grief Can Affect Your Health
Sleep Problems
Fatigue
Immune System
Inflammation
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The events that cause grief can make you feel like you don’t have control over your life. You might be concerned about your financial future or being alone or the possibility of losing someone else. Some worry is normal, but if your anxiety lasts longer than a few months or gets in the way of your normal work or home life, it may be time to talk to a mental health professional. Swipe to advance
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This is sometimes called the “stress hormone,” and your body may release more of it than usual into your bloodstream in the 6 months after the loss of a loved one. High levels of cortisol over a long period can raise your chances of heart disease or high blood pressure. Swipe to advance
Digestion
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Grief can lead you to stop eating on a regular schedule or to binge eat. And stress hormones can make you nauseous or bother your stomach and the rest of your digestive tract. You might have stomach cramps, diarrhea, constipation, ulcers, and even irritable bowel syndrome. If you have stomach issues that won't go away, your doctor can help you find ways to treat them. Swipe to advance
Aches and Pains
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Grief may make you more likely to have joint pain, back pain, or headaches.
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Title: How Grief Can Affect Your Health
Headings: How Grief Can Affect Your Health
How Grief Can Affect Your Health
Sleep Problems
Fatigue
Immune System
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Grief can lead you to stop eating on a regular schedule or to binge eat. And stress hormones can make you nauseous or bother your stomach and the rest of your digestive tract. You might have stomach cramps, diarrhea, constipation, ulcers, and even irritable bowel syndrome. If you have stomach issues that won't go away, your doctor can help you find ways to treat them. Swipe to advance
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Grief may make you more likely to have joint pain, back pain, or headaches. Part of the reason could be the muscle tension caused by the stress hormones your body releases in response to grief. This should get better over time, but talk to your doctor about how to manage the pain if it doesn’t go away. Swipe to advance
Heart Rate
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Serious grief can keep your pulse high for as long as 6 months. This faster rate, which could be caused by anxiety or the release of cortisol, might your chances of heart problems. Talk to your doctor about adding or changing your medication, especially if you already have heart issues.
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Title: How Grief Can Affect Your Health
Headings: How Grief Can Affect Your Health
How Grief Can Affect Your Health
Sleep Problems
Fatigue
Immune System
Inflammation
Anxiety
Cortisol
Digestion
Aches and Pains
Heart Rate
Broken Heart Syndrome
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Content: Part of the reason could be the muscle tension caused by the stress hormones your body releases in response to grief. This should get better over time, but talk to your doctor about how to manage the pain if it doesn’t go away. Swipe to advance
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Serious grief can keep your pulse high for as long as 6 months. This faster rate, which could be caused by anxiety or the release of cortisol, might your chances of heart problems. Talk to your doctor about adding or changing your medication, especially if you already have heart issues. Swipe to advance
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The sudden loss of a spouse or loved one can cause a jolt of intense emotion and trigger hormones that lead to sharp chest pain and trouble breathing. Your heart may not pump blood as well for a while. It can feel like a heart attack, but it usually doesn’t damage your heart or block your arteries. Most people get better within a few days or weeks. Swipe to advance
Higher Heart Attack Risk
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In the first day of grief over the loss of someone close, your chances of having a heart attack are higher than normal.
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Title: School Shootings and Lockdowns: How do Kids Cope?
Headings: School Shootings and Lockdowns: How do Kids Cope?
School Shootings and Lockdowns: How do Kids Cope?
How Grief Can Affect Your Health
Sleep Problems
Fatigue
Immune System
Inflammation
Anxiety
Cortisol
Digestion
Aches and Pains
Heart Rate
Broken Heart Syndrome
Higher Heart Attack Risk
Fears of School Shootings
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Fatigue
The emotional toll of grief can drain your energy. To keep up your strength, be sure to eat enough, even if you don’t feel like it. And exercise -- something as simple as a short walk can really help. It's also good to stay connected with family and friends. And a mental health professional or a support group may be able to give you a sense of connection, along with tools to help you through your grief. 3/11
Immune System
There's some evidence that grief can take a toll on your body’s ability to fight illness and infection, especially if it goes on for a long time. Talk to your doctor or a mental health professional if you're having trouble coming to terms with your loss. 4/11
Inflammation
This happens when your immune system responds to something it sees as a threat and makes tissues in your body swell. It can play a role in heart disease, arthritis, diabetes, asthma, and possibly cancer. There's evidence that grief is linked to inflammation, and some studies show the more severe the grief, the more serious the inflammation.
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Title: School Shootings and Lockdowns: How do Kids Cope?
Headings: School Shootings and Lockdowns: How do Kids Cope?
School Shootings and Lockdowns: How do Kids Cope?
How Grief Can Affect Your Health
Sleep Problems
Fatigue
Immune System
Inflammation
Anxiety
Cortisol
Digestion
Aches and Pains
Heart Rate
Broken Heart Syndrome
Higher Heart Attack Risk
Fears of School Shootings
Lockdowns and Drills
5 Things You Need to Know About Anxiety Disorders
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Immune System
There's some evidence that grief can take a toll on your body’s ability to fight illness and infection, especially if it goes on for a long time. Talk to your doctor or a mental health professional if you're having trouble coming to terms with your loss. 4/11
Inflammation
This happens when your immune system responds to something it sees as a threat and makes tissues in your body swell. It can play a role in heart disease, arthritis, diabetes, asthma, and possibly cancer. There's evidence that grief is linked to inflammation, and some studies show the more severe the grief, the more serious the inflammation. Exercise and eating right can help you manage it. 5/11
Anxiety
The events that cause grief can make you feel like you don’t have control over your life. You might be concerned about your financial future or being alone or the possibility of losing someone else. Some worry is normal, but if your anxiety lasts longer than a few months or gets in the way of your normal work or home life, it may be time to talk to a mental health professional. 6/11
Cortisol
This is sometimes called the “stress hormone,” and your body may release more of it than usual into your bloodstream in the 6 months after the loss of a loved one.
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Title: School Shootings and Lockdowns: How do Kids Cope?
Headings: School Shootings and Lockdowns: How do Kids Cope?
School Shootings and Lockdowns: How do Kids Cope?
How Grief Can Affect Your Health
Sleep Problems
Fatigue
Immune System
Inflammation
Anxiety
Cortisol
Digestion
Aches and Pains
Heart Rate
Broken Heart Syndrome
Higher Heart Attack Risk
Fears of School Shootings
Lockdowns and Drills
5 Things You Need to Know About Anxiety Disorders
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5 Things You Need to Know About Anxiety Disorders
Risky Drills
Lifestyle Changes to Manage Excessive Worrying
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Content: High levels of cortisol over a long period can raise your chances of heart disease or high blood pressure. 7/11
Digestion
Grief can lead you to stop eating on a regular schedule or to binge eat. And stress hormones can make you nauseous or bother your stomach and the rest of your digestive tract. You might have stomach cramps, diarrhea, constipation, ulcers, and even irritable bowel syndrome. If you have stomach issues that won't go away, your doctor can help you find ways to treat them. 8/11
Aches and Pains
Grief may make you more likely to have joint pain, back pain, or headaches. Part of the reason could be the muscle tension caused by the stress hormones your body releases in response to grief. This should get better over time, but talk to your doctor about how to manage the pain if it doesn’t go away. 9/11
Heart Rate
Serious grief can keep your pulse high for as long as 6 months. This faster rate, which could be caused by anxiety or the release of cortisol, might your chances of heart problems.
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Title: School Shootings and Lockdowns: How do Kids Cope?
Headings: School Shootings and Lockdowns: How do Kids Cope?
School Shootings and Lockdowns: How do Kids Cope?
How Grief Can Affect Your Health
Sleep Problems
Fatigue
Immune System
Inflammation
Anxiety
Cortisol
Digestion
Aches and Pains
Heart Rate
Broken Heart Syndrome
Higher Heart Attack Risk
Fears of School Shootings
Lockdowns and Drills
5 Things You Need to Know About Anxiety Disorders
Current Time
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5 Things You Need to Know About Anxiety Disorders
Risky Drills
Lifestyle Changes to Manage Excessive Worrying
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Lifestyle Changes to Manage Excessive Worrying
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Aches and Pains
Grief may make you more likely to have joint pain, back pain, or headaches. Part of the reason could be the muscle tension caused by the stress hormones your body releases in response to grief. This should get better over time, but talk to your doctor about how to manage the pain if it doesn’t go away. 9/11
Heart Rate
Serious grief can keep your pulse high for as long as 6 months. This faster rate, which could be caused by anxiety or the release of cortisol, might your chances of heart problems. Talk to your doctor about adding or changing your medication, especially if you already have heart issues. 10/11
Broken Heart Syndrome
The sudden loss of a spouse or loved one can cause a jolt of intense emotion and trigger hormones that lead to sharp chest pain and trouble breathing. Your heart may not pump blood as well for a while. It can feel like a heart attack, but it usually doesn’t damage your heart or block your arteries. Most people get better within a few days or weeks.
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Title: School Shootings and Lockdowns: How do Kids Cope?
Headings: School Shootings and Lockdowns: How do Kids Cope?
School Shootings and Lockdowns: How do Kids Cope?
How Grief Can Affect Your Health
Sleep Problems
Fatigue
Immune System
Inflammation
Anxiety
Cortisol
Digestion
Aches and Pains
Heart Rate
Broken Heart Syndrome
Higher Heart Attack Risk
Fears of School Shootings
Lockdowns and Drills
5 Things You Need to Know About Anxiety Disorders
Current Time
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5 Things You Need to Know About Anxiety Disorders
Risky Drills
Lifestyle Changes to Manage Excessive Worrying
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Lifestyle Changes to Manage Excessive Worrying
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Content: A Pew Research survey finds that most teens worry that a shooting at their school is possible. "So many kids have said to me, 'It's not if, it's when,'" says Nancy Kislin, a licensed clinical social worker and therapist in Chatham, NJ, and the author of Lockdown: Talking to Your Kids About School Violence. " To me, that equals a pervasive sense of feeling hopeless." School tragedies aren't a recent development. In July 1764, 10 Pennsylvania students and their teacher died in the very first school massacre. But after Columbine in 1999, school violence incidents increased, with tragedies like Sandy Hook Elementary, Santa F
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Title: What Does Demiromantic Mean?
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Being demiromantic doesn’t mean that a person doesn’t like physical affection. Demiromantic people may enjoy cuddling, hugging, and having sex, even if they’re not romantically interested in someone. Some enjoy physical affection, while others do not. Although demiromantic people feel romantic attraction only in certain situations, that doesn’t mean that they can’t feel sexual attraction. While they may not have typical crushes often, demiromantic people can have a platonic crush or the desire to be intimate friends with someone. Some demiromantic people get crushes on their friends after several years of being friendly. Some demiromantic people may take their time before trusting someone, but that’s not due to their demiromanticism. And it’s not because they haven’t met “the right person” or that they’re “cold-hearted,” either. How Demiromanticism Works in Relationships
Some demiromantic people don’t see the point of going on dates with people they don’t already know.
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Title: Physical Symptoms of Grief
Headings: How Grief Shows Up In Your Body
How Grief Shows Up In Your Body
Normal vs. Pathological Grief
How Does Avoidance Harm Your Health?
How Do Role Adjustments Affect Your Health?
What Can You Do to Cope With Grief?
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July 11, 2019 -- It's surprising how physical grief can be. Your heart literally aches. A memory comes up that causes your stomach to clench or a chill to run down your spine. Some nights, your mind races, and your heart races along with it, your body so electrified with energy that you can barely sleep. Other nights, you're so tired that you fall asleep right away. You wake up the next morning still feeling exhausted and spend most of the day in bed. Amy Davis, a 32-year-old from Bristol, TN, became sick with grief after losing Molly, a close 38-year-old family member, to cancer. " Early grief was intensely physical for me," Davis says. " After the shock and adrenaline of the first weeks wore off, I went through a couple of months of extreme fatigue, with nausea, headaches, food aversion, mixed-up sleep cycles, dizziness, and sun sensitivity.
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Title: Physical Symptoms of Grief
Headings: How Grief Shows Up In Your Body
How Grief Shows Up In Your Body
Normal vs. Pathological Grief
How Does Avoidance Harm Your Health?
How Do Role Adjustments Affect Your Health?
What Can You Do to Cope With Grief?
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Content: It was extremely difficult to do anything. … If there’s one thing I want people to know about grief, it’s how awful it can make your body feel." What causes these physical symptoms? A range of studies reveal the powerful effects grief can have on the body. Grief increases inflammation, which can worsen health problems you already have and cause new ones. It batters the immune system, leaving you depleted and vulnerable to infection. The heartbreak of grief can increase blood pressure and the risk of blood clots. Intense grief can alter the heart muscle so much that it causes " broken heart syndrome ," a form of heart disease with the same symptoms as a heart attack. Stress links the emotional and physical aspects of grief. The systems in the body that process physical and emotional stress overlap, and emotional stress can activate the nervous system as easily as physical threats can.
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Title: Physical Symptoms of Grief
Headings: How Grief Shows Up In Your Body
How Grief Shows Up In Your Body
Normal vs. Pathological Grief
How Does Avoidance Harm Your Health?
How Do Role Adjustments Affect Your Health?
What Can You Do to Cope With Grief?
Health Solutions
Content: It batters the immune system, leaving you depleted and vulnerable to infection. The heartbreak of grief can increase blood pressure and the risk of blood clots. Intense grief can alter the heart muscle so much that it causes " broken heart syndrome ," a form of heart disease with the same symptoms as a heart attack. Stress links the emotional and physical aspects of grief. The systems in the body that process physical and emotional stress overlap, and emotional stress can activate the nervous system as easily as physical threats can. When stress becomes chronic, increased adrenaline and blood pressure can contribute to chronic medical conditions. Research shows that emotional pain activates the same regions of the brain as physical pain. This may be why painkilling drugs ranging from opioids to Tylenol have been shown to ease emotional pain. Normal vs. Pathological Grief
Depression is not a normal part of grief, but a complication of it. Depression raises the risk of grief-related health complications and often requires treatment to resolve, so it's important to know how to recognize its symptoms.
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Title: Physical Symptoms of Grief
Headings: How Grief Shows Up In Your Body
How Grief Shows Up In Your Body
Normal vs. Pathological Grief
How Does Avoidance Harm Your Health?
How Do Role Adjustments Affect Your Health?
What Can You Do to Cope With Grief?
Health Solutions
Content: It happens when "some of the natural thoughts, feelings, or behaviors that occur during acute grief gain a foothold and interfere with the ability to accept the reality of the loss." Symptoms of complicated grief include persistent efforts to ignore the grief and deny or "rewrite" what happened. Complicated grief increases the risk of physical and mental health problems like depression, anxiety, sleep issues, suicidal thoughts and behaviors, and physical illness. How Does Avoidance Harm Your Health? Margaret Stroebe, PhD, a bereavement researcher and professor of clinical psychology at Utrecht University, says that recent research has shed light on many of "the cognitive and emotional processes underlying complications in grieving, particularly rumination." Research shows that rumination, or repetitive, negative, self-focused thought, is actually a way to avoid problems. People who ruminate shift attention away from painful truths by focusing on negative material that is less threatening than the truths they want to avoid. This pattern of thinking is strongly associated with depression. Rumination and other forms of avoidance demand energy and block the natural abilities of the body and mind to integrate new realities and heal. Research by Stroebe, and others shows that avoidance behavior makes depression, complicated grief, and the physical health problems that go with them more likely.
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Title: Physical Symptoms of Grief
Headings: How Grief Shows Up In Your Body
How Grief Shows Up In Your Body
Normal vs. Pathological Grief
How Does Avoidance Harm Your Health?
How Do Role Adjustments Affect Your Health?
What Can You Do to Cope With Grief?
Health Solutions
Content: Research shows that rumination, or repetitive, negative, self-focused thought, is actually a way to avoid problems. People who ruminate shift attention away from painful truths by focusing on negative material that is less threatening than the truths they want to avoid. This pattern of thinking is strongly associated with depression. Rumination and other forms of avoidance demand energy and block the natural abilities of the body and mind to integrate new realities and heal. Research by Stroebe, and others shows that avoidance behavior makes depression, complicated grief, and the physical health problems that go with them more likely. Efforts to avoid the reality of loss can cause fatigue, weaken your immune system, increase inflammation, and prolong other ailments. How Do Role Adjustments Affect Your Health? When someone close to you dies, your social role changes, too. This can affect your sense of meaning and sense of self. Before losing Molly, Davis says she found a personal sense of value in "being good at helping other people and taking care of them."
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Title: Magnolia: Uses and Risks
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Why do people take magnolia?
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Magnolia
Medically Reviewed by Jennifer Robinson, MD on September 17, 2019
The extract of the bark of Magnolia trees ( Magnolia officianalis) has been used for some 1,000 years in traditional Chinese and Japanese medicine for treatment of maladies ranging from asthma to depression to headaches to muscle pain. It is generally considered safe if taken orally and for the short term. It also has a place in Native American medicine as an antimalarial. More than 250 ingredients can be found in the bark, flowers and leaves of the Magnolia, but two of the main compounds used in dietary supplements are magnolol and honokiol. They are used in cosmetic and weight loss products, and their use as anti-cancer, antioxidative, and anti-inflammatory agents is being studied. Why do people take magnolia? People have traditionally used magnolia to try to treat: Anxiety. In one study, a treatment containing magnolia extract was linked to less anxiety in menopausal women.
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Title: Magnolia: Uses and Risks
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Magnolia
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Content: Can you get magnolia naturally from foods? You cannot get magnolia naturally from foods. Magnolia bark extract has been tested in studies as an ingredient in chewing gum. Chewing gum with magnolia bark extract may promote better breath and gum health. These findings might lead to the development of brands of gum that contain this ingredient. What are the risks of taking magnolia? Risks. Avoid using magnolia during pregnancy. And use caution if you take medicine to help you sleep or lessen your anxiety. Magnolia bark can also be toxic and has been linked to kidney disease and permanent kidney failure.
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Magnolia
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Content: What are the risks of taking magnolia? Risks. Avoid using magnolia during pregnancy. And use caution if you take medicine to help you sleep or lessen your anxiety. Magnolia bark can also be toxic and has been linked to kidney disease and permanent kidney failure. Interactions. Taking magnolia bark along with drugs that promote sleep or treat anxiety, such as sedatives, sleep medications, and barbiturates, may cause drowsiness. This can make it unsafe for you to drive a vehicle or use heavy machinery. Other interactions: Taking magnolia bark with blood thinners, including aspirin, is not recommended.
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Title: ARSENIC: Overview, Uses, Side Effects, Precautions, Interactions, Dosing and Reviews
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Content: Over time, drinking water contaminated with inorganic arsenic may lead to high blood pressure and problems with memory, attention, and intelligence in children. Pregnancy and breast -feeding: Arsenic is LIKELY SAFE when eaten in normal food amounts by women who are pregnant or breast-feeding. However, other forms of arsenic (inorganic arsenic) are LIKELY UNSAFE when taken by mouth by women who are pregnant or breast-feeding, especially when used long-term or in high doses. Inorganic arsenic has been linked to miscarriages, stillbirths, and, in some cases, death of the newborn infant. It might also cause babies to be born too big or small. Do not take arsenic supplements and avoid water contaminated with inorganic arsenic if you are pregnant or breast-feeding. Low levels of folic acid (folic acid deficiency): There is some evidence that folic acid deficiency changes the way the body processes and removes arsenic and may contribute to higher arsenic levels. Heart problems:
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Title: Diflucan Prevents Yeast Infections
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Diflucan Prevents Yeast Infections
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Content: A woman who thinks she has recurrent yeast infections has to find a competent doctor and demand this test." SOURCES: Sobel, J. New England Journal of Medicine, Aug. 26, 2004; vol. 351: pp 876-883. Jack D. Sobel, MD, division of infectious diseases, Wayne State University School of Medicine, Detroit. David Eschenbach, MD, professor of obstetrics and gynecology, University of Washington Medical Center, Seattle. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Email Print
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Title: Whiskey 101: Types of Whiskey Explained
Headings: Types of Whiskey
Types of Whiskey
Click below to learn more about the different whiskey types:
Whiskey Basics: A Beginner's Guide
Whiskey vs Whisky
What Does Single Malt Mean?
Single Malt vs Blended
Malt vs Grain Whiskey
Whiskey Types
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What Is Straight Bourbon?
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Content: Bourbon can be enjoyed neat or with a drop of water, but one of the most famous bourbon cocktails is the Kentucky Mint Julep . What Is Straight Bourbon? To be marketed as straight bourbon, the spirit must be aged for a minimum of two years in the required new oak barrels. Straight bourbon contains no colorings, flavorings, or additives besides water. What Is Corn Mash? Corn mash is the signature ingredient of bourbon. It’s made from crushed corn kernels, malted barley, water, and yeast. After these ingredients are combined, the mash is heated to start the fermentation process. Mash can be made from a variety of grains or even fruits, but bourbon is strictly made with 51% corn mash. What Does Bourbon Taste Like?
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Title: Whiskey 101: Types of Whiskey Explained
Headings: Types of Whiskey
Types of Whiskey
Click below to learn more about the different whiskey types:
Whiskey Basics: A Beginner's Guide
Whiskey vs Whisky
What Does Single Malt Mean?
Single Malt vs Blended
Malt vs Grain Whiskey
Whiskey Types
1. Bourbon Whiskey
What Is Straight Bourbon?
What Is Corn Mash?
2. Tennessee Whiskey
3. Irish Whiskey
What Is Single Pot Still Whiskey?
4. Rye Whiskey
Rye vs Bourbon Old Fashioned
Canadian Rye vs American Rye
5. Canadian Whiskey
6. Scotch Whisky
Peat Scotch
Unpeated Scotch
7. Japanese Whisky
8. White Whiskey
Whiskey vs Moonshine
Content: Corn mash is the signature ingredient of bourbon. It’s made from crushed corn kernels, malted barley, water, and yeast. After these ingredients are combined, the mash is heated to start the fermentation process. Mash can be made from a variety of grains or even fruits, but bourbon is strictly made with 51% corn mash. What Does Bourbon Taste Like? Sweet and woodsy with notes of oak, caramel, and vanilla
Bourbon Whiskey Brands: Woodford Reserve, Knob Creek, Maker's Mark
Bourbon Whiskey Cocktails: Old Fashioned, Mint Julep, Manhattan
2. Tennessee Whiskey
Tennessee whiskey can be classified as a type of bourbon whiskey, but it has some additional requirements that make it unique. First of all, it has to be produced in the state of Tennessee.
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Title: What is a Cook and Hold Oven? Definition, Uses, & More
Headings: Types of Cook and Hold Ovens
Types of Cook and Hold Ovens
What is a Cook and Hold Oven?
Cook and Hold Oven Styles
Cook and Hold Ovens
Rethermalization Ovens
Smoker Ovens
Cook and Hold Oven Cabinet Styles
Full Height
Food Holding Safety Considerations
What are Recommended Holding Temperatures?
Meat
Why is Humidity Good for Meat?
What is Low and Slow?
Pan and Tray Holders
Shelves
Slides
What Size Cook and Hold Oven Do I Need?
Content: Not only does this give you a better and juicier end product, you also greatly increase your yield, saving on overall food costs. Pan and Tray Holders
Each cook and hold oven will include either shelves, slides, or both in order to hold your pans and trays of food. Shelves
Wire style provides better heat circulation to food
Can slide all the way out for easier loading and unloading
Able to hold smaller pans that will not work with slides
Grid design is more difficult to clean
Slides
Capable of holding full size pans of food
Open style allows all drips to fall into drip tray
Reduced hot air circulation
Not ideal for smaller pans
What Size Cook and Hold Oven Do I Need? 40 lb. Capacity
100 lb. Capacity
240 lb. Capacity
To determine which size cabinet is best for your operation, consider the below table on how common meats translate to actual poundage. Food
Capacity
Beef Brisket
3 Roasts
Prime Rib
2 Roasts
Beef Tenderloin
6 Tenderloins
Pork Chops
4 Half-Sized Sheet Pans
Ham (Cured and Smoked)
4 Hams
Pork Loin
4 Roasts
Chicken (Whole)
4 Chickens
Turkey (Whole)
2 Large Turkeys
Salmon Steaks
28-32 Steaks
To determine which size cabinet is best for your operation, consider the below table on how common meats translate to actual poundage. Food
Capacity
Beef Brisket
6-8 Roasts
Prime Rib
6 Roasts
Beef Tenderloin
15 Tenderloins
Pork Chops
4 Full-Size Sheet Pans
Ham (Cured and Smoked)
8 Hams
Pork Loin
9 Roasts
Chicken (Whole)
18 Chickens
Turkey (Whole)
5 Large Turkeys
Salmon Steaks
60 Steaks
To determine which size cabinet is best for your operation, consider the below table on how common meats translate to actual poundage. Food
Capacity
Beef Brisket
12-16 Roasts
Prime Rib
12 Roasts
Beef Tenderloin
30 Tenderloins
Pork Chops
10 Full-Size Sheet Pans
Ham (Cured and Smoked)
18 Hams
Pork Loin
18 Roasts
Chicken (Whole)
54 Chickens
Turkey (Whole)
12 Large Turkeys
Salmon Steaks
150 Steaks
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Title: ‘I haven’t committed any crimes.’ Woman at center of voter fraud allegations breaks her silence
Headings: ‘I haven’t committed any crimes.’ Woman at center of voter fraud allegations breaks her silence
‘I haven’t committed any crimes.’ Woman at center of voter fraud allegations breaks her silence
Content: ‘I haven’t committed any crimes.’ Woman at center of voter fraud allegations breaks her silence
Election Fraud
‘I haven’t committed any crimes.’ Woman at center of voter fraud allegations breaks her silence
Lisa Britt talks with WBTV's Chief Investigative Reporter Nick Ochsner regarding allegations she perpetrated ballot irregularities in the 2018 election. ( Source: Corey Schmidt)
By Nick Ochsner | December 12, 2018 at 8:23 PM EST - Updated February 18 at 12:13 PM
BLADENBORO, NC (WBTV) - The woman at the center of allegations of voter fraud in North Carolina’s 9th Congressional District race is breaking her silence, speaking only with WBTV about the work she did in the 2018 election. Lisa Britt worked for a man named McCrae Dowless, who was hired by the campaign of Republican Mark Harris to run a coordinated absentee ballot effort in Bladen and Robeson Counties. Harris beat McCready in November’s election by 905 votes. The North Carolina State Board of Elections has refused to certify the results of the race and has voted to hold an evidentiary hearing to further explore voting irregularities in Bladen and Robeson Counties. Much of the public allegations of wrongdoing in the election center on Dowless; although WBTV has identified two other apparent coordinated efforts to promote absentee voting in Bladen County in this year’s election.
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Title: ‘I haven’t committed any crimes.’ Woman at center of voter fraud allegations breaks her silence
Headings: ‘I haven’t committed any crimes.’ Woman at center of voter fraud allegations breaks her silence
‘I haven’t committed any crimes.’ Woman at center of voter fraud allegations breaks her silence
Content: Lisa Britt worked for a man named McCrae Dowless, who was hired by the campaign of Republican Mark Harris to run a coordinated absentee ballot effort in Bladen and Robeson Counties. Harris beat McCready in November’s election by 905 votes. The North Carolina State Board of Elections has refused to certify the results of the race and has voted to hold an evidentiary hearing to further explore voting irregularities in Bladen and Robeson Counties. Much of the public allegations of wrongdoing in the election center on Dowless; although WBTV has identified two other apparent coordinated efforts to promote absentee voting in Bladen County in this year’s election. Two affidavits filed in late November by the North Carolina Democratic Party feature Bladen County voters who say Britt took actions to interfere with their ability to cast an absentee ballot. In an interview Tuesday evening with WBTV, Britt denied any wrongdoing. “We did go register people to vote to receive their absentee ballot in the mail but as far as going and picking up ballots, no, sir, that didn’t take place,” she said. Britt said she thinks some of the allegations that have been made against her and Dowless may stem from people interchanging absentee ballots with absentee ballot request forms. Britt acknowledged in her interview going around and asking people to fill out and sign absentee ballot request forms.
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Title: ‘I haven’t committed any crimes.’ Woman at center of voter fraud allegations breaks her silence
Headings: ‘I haven’t committed any crimes.’ Woman at center of voter fraud allegations breaks her silence
‘I haven’t committed any crimes.’ Woman at center of voter fraud allegations breaks her silence
Content: Two affidavits filed in late November by the North Carolina Democratic Party feature Bladen County voters who say Britt took actions to interfere with their ability to cast an absentee ballot. In an interview Tuesday evening with WBTV, Britt denied any wrongdoing. “We did go register people to vote to receive their absentee ballot in the mail but as far as going and picking up ballots, no, sir, that didn’t take place,” she said. Britt said she thinks some of the allegations that have been made against her and Dowless may stem from people interchanging absentee ballots with absentee ballot request forms. Britt acknowledged in her interview going around and asking people to fill out and sign absentee ballot request forms. Records released by the NCSBE show both Dowless and Britt submitted hundreds of request forms to the Bladen County Board of Elections. Lisa Britt is accused of taking people's absentee ballots in #nc09 and throwing them away. She's spoken with investigators but has been silent since the allegations surfaced. She sat down with me last night for her first public interview #ncpol https://t.co/yvMuBLRENk
— Nick Ochsner (@NickOchsnerWBTV) December 13, 2018
But she said she never did anything illegal. “We really weren’t doing wrong,” she said. “
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Title: ‘I haven’t committed any crimes.’ Woman at center of voter fraud allegations breaks her silence
Headings: ‘I haven’t committed any crimes.’ Woman at center of voter fraud allegations breaks her silence
‘I haven’t committed any crimes.’ Woman at center of voter fraud allegations breaks her silence
Content: Records released by the NCSBE show both Dowless and Britt submitted hundreds of request forms to the Bladen County Board of Elections. Lisa Britt is accused of taking people's absentee ballots in #nc09 and throwing them away. She's spoken with investigators but has been silent since the allegations surfaced. She sat down with me last night for her first public interview #ncpol https://t.co/yvMuBLRENk
— Nick Ochsner (@NickOchsnerWBTV) December 13, 2018
But she said she never did anything illegal. “We really weren’t doing wrong,” she said. “ To my knowledge, we weren’t doing anything wrong.” Britt said she was interviewed by an NCSBE investigator and intends to continue cooperating with the investigation. Copyright 2018 WBTV. All rights reserved.
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Title: Average Age to get Married 2021 - Weddingstats
Headings: Average Age to get Married 2021
Average Age to get Married 2021
Content: Img source: maggiesottero.com
Alabama – 27.9 for men and 26.3 for women; Alaska – 29 for men and 26 for women; Arizona – 29.4 for men and 27.4 for women; Arkansas – 27.2 for men and 25.4 for women; California – people in this state do not decide to get into marriages early since the average age to get married is 30.3 for men and 28.3 for women; Colorado – 28.9 for men and 26.9 for women; Connecticut – 30.7 for men and 29.1 for women; Delaware – 30.2 for men and 28.4 for women; Florida – 30.3 for men and 28.3 for women;
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Title: Average Age to get Married 2021 - Weddingstats
Headings: Average Age to get Married 2021
Average Age to get Married 2021
Content: California – people in this state do not decide to get into marriages early since the average age to get married is 30.3 for men and 28.3 for women; Colorado – 28.9 for men and 26.9 for women; Connecticut – 30.7 for men and 29.1 for women; Delaware – 30.2 for men and 28.4 for women; Florida – 30.3 for men and 28.3 for women; Georgia – 29 for men and 27.2 for women; Hawaii – 30.3 for men and 28.3 for women; Idaho – 26.7 for men and 24.9 for women; Illinois – 30 for men and 28.4 for women; Indiana – 28.4 for men and 26.6 women;
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Title: Average Age to get Married 2021 - Weddingstats
Headings: Average Age to get Married 2021
Average Age to get Married 2021
Content: Georgia – 29 for men and 27.2 for women; Hawaii – 30.3 for men and 28.3 for women; Idaho – 26.7 for men and 24.9 for women; Illinois – 30 for men and 28.4 for women; Indiana – 28.4 for men and 26.6 women; Iowa – 28.1 for men and 26.2 for women; Kansas – 27.5 for men and 25.9 for women; Kentucky – 27.8 for men and 25.9 for women; Louisiana – 29.3 for men and 27.5 for women; Maine – 29.4 for men and 27.1 for women;
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Title: Average Age to get Married 2021 - Weddingstats
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Average Age to get Married 2021
Content: Iowa – 28.1 for men and 26.2 for women; Kansas – 27.5 for men and 25.9 for women; Kentucky – 27.8 for men and 25.9 for women; Louisiana – 29.3 for men and 27.5 for women; Maine – 29.4 for men and 27.1 for women; Maryland – 30.2 for men and 28.6 women; Massachusetts – 30.8 for men and 29.6 for women; Michigan – 29.8 for men and 27.7 for women; Minnesota – 29.2 for men and 27.2 for women; Mississippi – 28.4 for men and 26.6 for women;
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Title: Average Age to get Married 2021 - Weddingstats
Headings: Average Age to get Married 2021
Average Age to get Married 2021
Content: Maryland – 30.2 for men and 28.6 women; Massachusetts – 30.8 for men and 29.6 for women; Michigan – 29.8 for men and 27.7 for women; Minnesota – 29.2 for men and 27.2 for women; Mississippi – 28.4 for men and 26.6 for women; Missouri – 28.2 for men and 26.8 for women; Montana – 28.6 for men and 26.4 for women; Nebraska – 28 for men and 26.2 for women; Nevada – 29.2 for men and 27.2 for women; New Hampshire – 30.1 for men and 27.9 for women;
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Title: Average Age to get Married 2021 - Weddingstats
Headings: Average Age to get Married 2021
Average Age to get Married 2021
Content: Missouri – 28.2 for men and 26.8 for women; Montana – 28.6 for men and 26.4 for women; Nebraska – 28 for men and 26.2 for women; Nevada – 29.2 for men and 27.2 for women; New Hampshire – 30.1 for men and 27.9 for women; New Jersey – 30.6 for men and 29 for women; New Mexico – 28.4 for men and 27.2 women; New York – this is a state where people tend to wait a bit longer to get married, and the average age to get married is 30.8 for men and 29.5 for women; North Carolina – 28.8 for men and 27.1 for women; North Dakota – 27.6 for men and 25.9 for women;
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Title: Average Age to get Married 2021 - Weddingstats
Headings: Average Age to get Married 2021
Average Age to get Married 2021
Content: New Jersey – 30.6 for men and 29 for women; New Mexico – 28.4 for men and 27.2 women; New York – this is a state where people tend to wait a bit longer to get married, and the average age to get married is 30.8 for men and 29.5 for women; North Carolina – 28.8 for men and 27.1 for women; North Dakota – 27.6 for men and 25.9 for women; Ohio – 29.3 for men and 27.4 for women; Oklahoma – 27.2 for men and 25.2 for women; Oregon – 29.5 for men and 27.6 for women; Pennsylvania – 30 for men and 28.4 women; Rhode Island – this is the state when people decide to marry at a very “lad” age since the average age for marriage is 30.7 for men and 29.6 for women;
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Title: Average Age to get Married 2021 - Weddingstats
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Average Age to get Married 2021
Content: Ohio – 29.3 for men and 27.4 for women; Oklahoma – 27.2 for men and 25.2 for women; Oregon – 29.5 for men and 27.6 for women; Pennsylvania – 30 for men and 28.4 women; Rhode Island – this is the state when people decide to marry at a very “lad” age since the average age for marriage is 30.7 for men and 29.6 for women; South Carolina – 29.2 for men and 27.7 for women; South Dakota – 27.5 for men and 25.9 for women; Tennessee – 28.2 for men and 26.5 for women; Texas – 28.3 for men and 26.5 for women; Utah – this is a state where people decide to marry at the earliest age, they have among the lowest average age to get married in the USA which is 28.1 for men and 26.2 for women;
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Title: Average Age to get Married 2021 - Weddingstats
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Average Age to get Married 2021
Content: South Carolina – 29.2 for men and 27.7 for women; South Dakota – 27.5 for men and 25.9 for women; Tennessee – 28.2 for men and 26.5 for women; Texas – 28.3 for men and 26.5 for women; Utah – this is a state where people decide to marry at the earliest age, they have among the lowest average age to get married in the USA which is 28.1 for men and 26.2 for women; Vermont – 30.6 for men and 28.3 for women; Virginia – 29.2 for men and 27.2 for women; Washington – 29 for men and 26.8 for women; West Virginia – 29.3 for men and 27.4 for women; Wyoming – 27.6 for men and 25.7 for women;
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Title: Average Age to get Married 2021 - Weddingstats
Headings: Average Age to get Married 2021
Average Age to get Married 2021
Content: Vermont – 30.6 for men and 28.3 for women; Virginia – 29.2 for men and 27.2 for women; Washington – 29 for men and 26.8 for women; West Virginia – 29.3 for men and 27.4 for women; Wyoming – 27.6 for men and 25.7 for women; Img source: popupvintageweddings.com.au
If we reconsider all of the above, we can get to the conclusion that the average age to get married depends on the gender and that it is usually at about 27-28 years for men and that it is usually 26-27 for women in the USA. 2019 Average Age Stats USA
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Title: Average Time Dating Before Marriage in 2021 - Weddingstats
Headings: Average Time Dating Before Marriage in 2021
Average Time Dating Before Marriage in 2021
Content: Average Time Dating Before Marriage in 2021 - Weddingstats
Couple Time
Average Time Dating Before Marriage in 2021
by John B. February 17, 2021
written by John B. February 17, 2021
A lot has changed regarding marriage in the last few decades. Historically, marriage was seen as a partnership and it was mandatory to get married, but now it’s very different. People tend to marry only the one they think it’s their soulmate and marriage itself is very optional. Moreover, the age of people get married has changed. The average age of marriage was 20.3 for women and 22.8 for men in the 1950s, while today it’s 27.1 for women and 29.2 for men. Modern couples are rewriting the rulebook and decide to wait until later in their lives to get married. Nowadays, couples tend to spend more time in a relationship before deciding to tie the knot. So, you might be asking yourself what’s the average time dating before marriage today? According to datingsiteresource.com it has been estimated that couples spend 4.9 years (58.7 months) in a relationship on average before getting married. This means that they get to know each other better before tying the knot.
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