August 22nd, 2009 -- Posted in Uncategorized |
YouTube probably has videos covering practically every topic including potty training puppies.
Of course, there are lots of music videos. One of my favorites is Roxy Music’s Out Of The Blue.
I like magic too and there are a lot of great magic clips like this one of quick change artists.
Besides my fovorites, there are also videos for the aforementioned asthma and zebra fingernail designs.
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May 25th, 2009 -- Posted in Uncategorized |
Yes, an eco friendly yoga mat can cause an allergic reaction. It all depends what the mat is made of. Different people are allergic to different things. While one mat may be perfectly fine, another may include an element that will affect you even if there’s just a small amount in the mat. As with foods and other products, you should read the label to find out what your mat is made of. There a good opinion piece about toxic yoga mats here.
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February 11th, 2009 -- Posted in Allergy |
The advantages of visiting the Allergy Asthma and Immunology Department at The Everett Clinic.
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February 7th, 2009 -- Posted in Asthma |
More than 20 million Americans have some form of the disease known as asthma. Get the basics on this common condition.
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February 6th, 2009 -- Posted in Allergy |
Mike Tringale, M.S.M.: Mike is the director of External Affairs at AAFA, a consumer and patient advocacy organization serving more than 60 million people with asthma and allergies. Mike has written and edited articles for consumer health magazines such as Health Monitor, Coping Magazine and Asthma Magazine, as well as for medical periodicals such as Annals of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology and Academy News. Dr. William Berger: Dr. Berger is one of the nation’s foremost experts on allergies and asthma. He practices both adult and pediatric allergy and asthma in Mission Viejo, Calif., and is clinical professor in the College of Medicine, Division of Allergy and Immunology at the University of California, Irvine. He is the author of many academic papers and general press articles in the field of allergy and asthma.
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February 3rd, 2009 -- Posted in Allergy |
Allergies can cause a lot of trouble and in some cases, can even be fatal. Since people tend to live with allergies all their lives, it’s important that they fully understand their condition. They can do this by raising their awareness about their allergies, being educated and working with the right allergy doctor. Here are some tips for hiring the best allergy doctor for you and your family:
Go to a specialist An allergy doctor is called an allergist or an immunologist. He or she is especially trained in the field, spending several years in medical school studying the nature and cause of allergies and their corresponding treatments. This means that if you go see a physician, you will have to check whether they are specialists in allergies as well. Other than their graduate education in medicine, they should have about 2 years of related education in allergy and/or immunology.
Look for an allergist that has training and experience for treating the specific allergy you are having problems with Skin allergies are different from respiratory allergies. They are also not treated in the same way as animal allergies or food allergies. If you want to hire the best allergy doctor, always inquire regarding their specific field of practice. They’re more likely to treat you better if they have the necessary expertise.
Ask for referrals Sometimes the best way to hire the best allergy doctor is to ask for referrals. Friends and family who may have allergies could help refer you to their allergist, which can help save you the time and effort in finding one.
Go local Never hire an allergy doctor from out of state. If necessary, find the best one nearest your location. If they have to hold office in a location some distance from you, they should at least be accessible. In case there is an emergency, you should be able to get in touch with them in the shortest time possible.
Ask for doctor referrals. Do this if you or a member of your family will be traveling to another region or state. This is so you have ready access to an allergist in case you need one.
Where to find the best allergy doctor Before hiring an allergy doctor, go to the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology website (www.aaaai.org). This is an organization that represents the physicians who have a good standing in the field. The website has a database you can use for finding allergist members in your locality. Plus, the website also has some valuable information about allergies that you’ll find helpful.
It could be a pain to find the most qualified allergy doctor in town. Do your homework and hire only the best.
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February 3rd, 2009 -- Posted in Uncategorized |
A popular misconception these days is that mold allergy is a common type of allergy suffered by so many people all over the world. This is actually not true at all. In fact, only a rare few suffer from this particular type of allergy. Recent studies have shown that there are just a few dozen people who are afflicted with the condition. Still, it pays to be aware of this type of allergy as much as possible.
In its simplest form, the condition of mold allergies occurs when the human body’s immune system produces a negative reaction due to the exposure to both fungi and mold. Both of these substances can be found indoors and outdoors. And mold, not like pollen, can grow in just about any weather condition! It chooses no particular season for its growth as well, so more and more people can indeed become sensitive to its presence. Interestingly, people who suffer from asthma are more likely to suffer from mold allergies.
During the onset of mold allergies, you would actually suffer from symptoms that are quite similar to that of respiratory allergies. The common symptoms include the typical runny nose, sneezing, watery eyes, skin rashes, post nasal drip, itchiness, cough, and even sinusitis. There may also be times when you would experience symptoms that are related to asthma. These include coughing, wheezing, and breathing problems. Each of these symptoms can easily become more serious if an asthma attack sets in. Thus, if you are experiencing symptoms related to asthma with your mold allergy, you should be doubly wary of your own condition.
Because there are so many negative connotations related to mold allergy, it actually makes sense for any patient to arm his or her own self with treatments that have been proven effective. But you have to remember that the treatment for each condition can differ from one to the other. Thus, it is very important to have yourself checked by your physician as soon as possible so that the appropriate method of treatment can be determined.
To deal with mold allergy cases, physicians actually need to do a series of skin allergy tests, as well as other procedures to assess just how severe the condition is. Once the condition has been stabilized and deemed controllable, physicians would then prescribe the appropriate medication. For severe cases, there might be a need to administer chemotherapy as well. But the best cure is always prevention so just be wary of the presence of mold and avoid this as much as possible.
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