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Author Archives: Cook19
Thoughts on Death and Dying and Health Updates
Hi, healers! I have been super busy, especially now that the orientation of my hospice/hospital field placement is over, and I am acquiring my independent case load. My first written up and completed psychosocial assessment at the agency was called … Continue reading
Why Do We Dream?
A few months ago, I asked Why Do We Sleep? That post was about sleep researcher Jerry Siegel, who argues that sleep evolved as a state of “adaptive inactivity”. According to this idea, animals sleep because otherwise we’d always be … Continue reading
Toxic Ingredients Are Often Unlisted
Research studies done by government, academic and independent researchers reveal that before babies are even born, their bodies are contaminated with up to 358 different chemicals. They include flame retardants, pesticides, fragrances, insulating materials, industrial coolants and lubricants, perfluorocarbon used … Continue reading
Reducing the Risk of Meningitis
Meningitis is a rare but devastating disease involving inflammation of membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord. It can have several causes, from immunizations and injuries to medications and surgery, but most cases result from viral or bacterial infections. Individuals … Continue reading
Alternatives to Antibiotics
According to the Centers For Disease Control, 75 percent of all antibiotics prescribed by office-based physicians are used to treat upper respiratory infections. 90 percent of these colds and flu cases are caused by viruses. Because antibiotics kill bacteria, not … Continue reading
Posted in Knowledge
Tagged Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Common cold, Immune system, infection
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Your Canadian Authority on Imported Italian Emmer Wheat
Image via Wikipedia ”Whether consumed in grain form or pasta form, Emmer (farro) has a satisfying chewy texture, dark nutty flavour, and great taste even Kamut and spelt can’t match. In fact, Emmer pasta is so exceptional, that true Italians … Continue reading
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Tagged Coeliac disease, gluten, Gluten Intolerance, Gluten-free diet, Kamut, Wikipedia
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Emotions are Still Universal
Are facial expressions of emotion culturally specific, or universal? For decades, the dominant view has been that they are universal, at least when it comes to a set of “basic” emotions: fear, happiness, sadness, surprise, anger, and disgust. Darwin was … Continue reading
Just had the sinus surgery
Just had the sinus surgery and it is a lot more than what I thought it would be. I thought it would be a quick in and out. But it’s not. I had my four paranasal sinuses opened up. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Conditions and Diseases, Ear Nose and Throat, health, medicine, Sinusitis, surgery
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Brighten your face from sitting at your home
Its very simple to brighten our face just sitting at home. There’s no need for going to the beauty parlor. All you have to do is just follow the steps given below: 1. Wash your face four times a day, … Continue reading