Health Discussion en http://backend.userland.com/rss /view_topic.php?pid=483#483 483@ Topic: Plz help, I am so desprate,, PLz SIr Message: I am 20, male Suffering from hair loss, maybe coz my dad is bald too but I am just wondering that is there any test from which we can found out what is really causing the hair loss. and second question does taking steam bath (sumo bath) in gym increase hair loss, I think it should decrease because steam bath improve hair condition and steam bath improve blood circulation? what do u think plz tell me so I could stop taking steam bath plz sir relpy me ur suggestoin mean alot to me.... Tue, 04 Dec 2007 21:47:15 -0500 /view_topic.php?pid=474#474 474@ Topic: While the life-expectancy spread between men and women ... Message: While the life-expectancy spread between men and women has decreased, it's no mystery that men yet need to repay much care to their bodies. Several things make against men. They lean to smoke and drink much than women. They wear't try medical assistance as frequently as women. Some men determine themselves by their job, which can make to emphasize. There are too health conditions that simply impact men, such as prostate cancer and reduced testosterone. Many of the leading health risks that men confront – like colon cancer or eye disease - can be prevented and treated with earlier diagnosis. Screening tests can discover diseases early, when they are easier to handle. It's significant to get routine checkups and screenings. Sat, 10 Nov 2007 00:05:57 -0500 /view_topic.php?pid=427#427 427@ Topic: Brown spots at face how do i get rid of them Message: Here is an article for you about black spot over the face & around eyes. Hope, you will get some useful way (check below the link):http://www.ndri.com/article/_reduce_dark_spot_scar_around_face_and_eyes_-381.html Tue, 28 Aug 2007 21:57:05 -0400 /view_topic.php?pid=422#422 422@ Topic: Brown spots at face how do i get rid of them Message: Hi Debbie, what kind of spots are you talking about? Im looking for something that lightens freckles, but doesnt take months. Sat, 25 Aug 2007 14:59:40 -0400 /view_topic.php?pid=413#413 413@ Topic: Premature Greying of hairs Message: Hey, its not so unusual .At 1st find out the cause and treat. Follow under the following link. You will get some more people having same prob. You may share idea with them and get help: http://www.ndri.com/forum/t74-plz-replythis-is-really-botheringhair-loss-at-21.html Sat, 11 Aug 2007 02:57:04 -0400 /view_topic.php?pid=412#412 412@ Topic: Brown spots at face how do i get rid of them Message: i have a freat product and trust me it works i recently lloked at your photos and did not find your spots to be so bad mine were herendous but now gone i purchased a product from a friend and i will swear on results within days two weeks into im spot free. i just wanted to add i could ship this product to you if interested let me know if not goodluck to you Debbie Tue, 07 Aug 2007 19:13:03 -0400 /view_topic.php?pid=410#410 410@ Topic: Premature Greying of hairs Message: I am facing premature greying of hairs since the age of 23. Now I am 27 many of my scalp hairs, beard and chest hairs have gone grey. I also having a problem of hair fall and itchiness in my scalp. Can anyone help me out what should i do to prevent this condition of mine?Thanks Mon, 06 Aug 2007 07:10:25 -0400 /view_topic.php?pid=357#357 357@ Topic: Please someone help, what is this Message: I have had a stomach pain for 8 months now. I am seeing a specialist but its just taking so long. It hurst nearly all day and gets worse when i eat. I cannot stand straight after eating and have to sit with a pillow on my lap. I have also lost 12kg in the first 3 months of problem starting.I have had loads of tests done for blood and stuff and they come back ok.A couple of weeks ago i had a biopsy to check for celiac disease, the results were negative. However when they took the biopsy they noticed my duodenum was inflammed. My doctor is still unsure of what might be causing this. I ma having the following tests done.I have previously has a stomach biopsy and there were also no stomach ulsers or inflamation.Celiac blood testHelicobacter pylori (I have had this in the past)Gallbladder ScreenCan Helicobacter pylori flatten the folds of the duodenum?Can excess bile produced from the gallblader flatten the folds of the duodenum?I understand that it could still be celiac disease but been on the gluten free diet for a few weeks and the pain is just as bad.Things are taking so long and just feel a little assistance may help in pinpointing the problem.Thanks for reading this and look forward to you responseWhattodo Wed, 30 May 2007 06:54:43 -0400 /view_topic.php?pid=342#342 342@ Topic: PLZ reply...this is really bothering...HAIR LOSS AT 21!!! Message: I myself am 21, and think I have been having problems with hair loss.  I always had an extremely thick head of hair along with everyone in my family.  But more recently (probably for the past few months) I have been noticing a dimming of the thickness.  Now, this could all be in my head, but it's really worrying me.  My scalp feels so itchy, and many times (like others said) when i run my fingers through my hair or pull my hair slightly, hairs come out, basically every time I do that.  I think there could be some obvious contributing factors though that need to be addressed.  It wouldn't be too far fetched to say that partying and drinking has taken its toll on some of my health, and could all the drinking be a contributing factor?  Also, I have a lot of mixed anxiety, depression, and sometimes I get horribly stressed out, but I have been that way for years now, and it didn't turn into anything like this.  On the good side though, I do eat a healthy well balanced diet, exercise daily,  and have taken multivitamins for years, and I do plan on either partying and drinking less, or completely cutting it out.  Oh, and I used tresseme(spelling) shampoo, but it usually varies with brands when I change it out. Wed, 16 May 2007 16:37:13 -0400 /view_topic.php?pid=311#311 311@ Topic: What’s the best option for mild problem Message: Your doctor may prescribe things for you to use against what seems to be mild asthma which may not be too good for you in the long run. The Buteyko method is proven, safe and very effective. The book Close Your Mouth and ABC to be asthma free are self help books to teach yourself the Buteykjo clinic method. They are available from www.amazon.com for USA and amazon.co.uk for UK and other countries. Patrick McKeown a renowned practitioner teaches many other natural clinic methods at his site www.asthmacare.ie It will be well worth your time. Fri, 20 Apr 2007 05:53:47 -0400 /view_topic.php?pid=307#307 307@ Topic: What’s the best option for mild problem Message: I am 23 and noticed breathing issues a few years ago. I was in college at the time and didn't want to go to the doctor because I didn't have trouble breathing, I just didn't have as much breath as I thought I should have (and as I remembered having in High School). After chest pains a few weeks ago, my worried and sweet wife convinced me to go to the doctor. After some pulmonary tests, EKG (to make sure the chest pains were not my heart) and X-rays (no heart swelling, thank goodness) the doctor said I had mild asthma and put me on Advair. It's been a week now, and if anything my chest hurts MORE. It's still not too bad, but I definitely don't feel any better. I don't have major asthma attacks, but I do wake up sometimes with slight breathing issues and need to get a drink of water and cough a few times to go back to sleep. I also get a tight and painful chest (normally on the left side, but this morning on the right) sometimes.What can I expect from the medicine and what’s the best way?Thanks in advance! Thu, 19 Apr 2007 04:08:03 -0400 /view_topic.php?pid=275#275 275@ Topic: PLZ reply...this is really bothering...HAIR LOSS AT 21!!! Message: Masturbation essentially is not only a "normal" and healthy form of sexual behavior, but it is also useful as a means of learning about one's own sexual responses. Masturbation is a healthy sexual behavior. Like other behaviors, when over practiced or addicted it can lead to both psychological and physiological imbalances. But, over-masturbation is not good for enough. Try to keep your ejaculation frequency down to 2-3 times a week. However, some suggested that over-masturbation or over-ejaculation converts too much testosterone into dihydrotestosterone(DHT). DHT (Dihydrotestosterone) is produced from the male hormone testosterone, by the action of the enzyme 5 alpha reductase. DHT manufactured in the body at a number of sites, but primarily in the liver and the skin (including the hair follicle). Many factors increase the production of DHT in the body, such as stress, genetics .High levels of DHT overload the body causing baldness and possible prostate enlargement if blood circulation is poor in the prostate area. Reducing the frequency of masturbation or ejaculation will help maintain low levels of DHT and avoid hair loss. Reducing the frequency of masturbation or ejaculation will help maintain low levels of DHT and avoid hair loss. Internet scam artists have tried to invent a concept called "over masturbation," insisting that you have to buy their expensive herbal pills in order to counteract the effect of masturbating more than a couple of times per week. But the pills have absolutely no effect — and masturbating once or twice a day will not make your hair fall out, or cause anything else they claim. Mon, 19 Mar 2007 18:45:38 -0400 /view_topic.php?pid=273#273 273@ Topic: PLZ reply...this is really bothering...HAIR LOSS AT 21!!! Message: hi, i'm 16 years old and it seems to me that my hair is getting less slowly, i started to realize this problem since i was 15, could you give me reasons for this. can unfitness be the problem? and does masturbating make you lose your hair? Sat, 17 Mar 2007 15:18:00 -0400 /view_topic.php?pid=252#252 252@ Topic: Arthritis in left knee Message: The first time I noticed something wrong with my left knee was while climbing some railway stairs at age 51. I was quasi an attack!  I could hardly move the left knee and it was very painful. So, I just stay put on the steps, pretending I was waiting for someone. At first I feared it would be a permanent thing, yet after a short while it disappeared as fast as it came. What a shocking experience! Since then (14 years later) I get a bit of this kind of pains in my left knee only occasionally. My right knee has non-of these problems. My brother (in Germany) had the same problem with his left knee. His doctor advised him to have an operation and now he is unable to run, while I (albeit older) still can jump and run like a gazelle. That's why my rule is: [u]Only agree to an operation if it's for the purpose to save your life[/u], because every operation is risky... you never know; here someone died during a simple operation, just because the oxygen bottle was empty and they didn't notice it!  My aunt suffered from backpain too and a doctor recommended her to have an column injection, which went wrong and she had to live ('exist') the rest of her life (only 46 years) paralyzed in a wheelchair. So, I learnt a lesson or two... and trust you, too!  Beside... a bit of religion helps, too: Help yourself so helps you God!  >>> I build myself a tiny electric blanket, measuring only about 35x40 cm from the heating element of an old electric blanket. I place it over my knees to warm them on cold winter days while sitting for hours on my PC. It really helps and is a much better alternative to water bottles, costing only 25W/PH. A serial diode and a switch allows me to half the heat. Anyone wanting instruction on how to build one, don’t hesitate to contact me. I love to help... :) Mon, 26 Feb 2007 10:18:54 -0500 /view_topic.php?pid=251#251 251@ Topic: Chronic backache... Message: Some days I wake up with a terrible backpain and feel almost paralyzed...Could be I slept the night or worked the previous day in a wrong position for too long?What ever it is, all what only helps me than is lying backwards over the bed's edge for a while to linder the pressure onto the column's nerves. Try it, you'll be suprprised how effective this is. I didn't read it anywhere etc., I just felt that this must be the right thing to do. Mon, 26 Feb 2007 09:56:41 -0500