Relieving Sinus Pain And Pressure Naturally: What You Need To Know
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15 January 2015
When you are suffering from sinus pain and pressure, it can make you feel as though your head is literally about to explode. While logically you know this is not possible, the pressure coming from within your head and face is so profound that you cannot fathom even moving your head for fear that the pain will worsen. While you may have tried standard pain killers and allergy medications to treat your sinus pain, you may not have considered the various natural, home remedies you can try to rid yourself of your sinus headaches and other sinus pain.
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4 Weird Ways Your Heart Health Is Affected
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13 January 2015
The heart is a very important organ of the body. It is what keeps us alive and going. Did you know that the heart pumps approximately 2,000 gallons of blood and beats roughly 100,000 times each day? If you sit down and think about it, it's easy to see why you need to take such good care of the heart. However, there may be a few things that you can do to help reduce your risk of heart disease in the future and to maintain a healthy heart.
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The Six Main Types Of Eyeglass Lenses
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12 January 2015
Eyeglasses correct vision impairments by refracting light into the eye through plastic lenses. However, modern technology has developed a number of different types of eyeglass lenses, all of which are shaped differently or made of different materials. They provide a certain function and correct specific vision impairments. Understanding the different types of lenses available can help you decide which one best fits your vision impairment and allow you to make an educated decision about what type of lenses that you want.
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3 Everyday Tips That Help Fight Glaucoma
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6 January 2015
According to the CDC, glaucoma is the leading cause of blindness in adults. Glaucoma strikes without warning and so it can be hard to know when to seek attention from your eye doctor. Your eye is nourished by a fluid called aqueous that carries nutrients; when you are stricken with glaucoma, the fluid can no longer drain from the eye. This throws off the pressure in your eyeball that allows you to see properly, leading to damage to the optic nerve.
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