Noise Impact On Health

Noise is a sound or sounds which interfere. Noise can cause various disorders such as disorders of physiological, psychological disorders, communication disorders and deafness. There is a disorder characterized form of Auditory disorders, such as disruption of the hearing and non Auditory disorders such as communication failure, safety hazard, the decline in work performance, stress and fatigue. More detailed noise impact on the health of workers is described as follows:  1. Physiological Disorders In general, high-pitched noise is very annoying, especially when intermittent or the coming of a sudden. Disorders can include increased blood...

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5 Foods That Make Sleep Well

Sleep has become a routine of a human. As a result, sometimes we ourselves did not see it as an important activity. Though in poor sleep, a person becomes excited, weakness, drowsiness. Even result in diseases such as hypertension, stress, cancer, and obesity. Apparently sleep is so important to humans and health. For people with insomnia (difficulty sleeping), they will do things to get quality sleep. Well, here are five types of food that can make you sleep better. 1. CheeseChoose a soft cheese. These foods contain a perfect source of protein and amino acid tryptophan which can help you improve the quality of sleep. Casein proteins that exist...

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Benefits of tomatoes and papaya

1. TOMATO FRUIT - tomato contains vitamins A, B1 and C. - tomatoes can help cleanse the liver and blood of our hearts. - tomatoes may prevent various diseases and other health problems such as: a. bleeding gums. b. night blindness / kotok chicken. c. blood clotting. d. appendix. e. prostate cancer and breast cancer. 2. PAPAYA FRUIT - Papaya contains vitamin C and provitamin A. - papaya can help break down dietary fiber in the digestive system. - papaya can mebuat gastrointestinal smooth food. - papaya can cope with or treat various diseases and other health problems such as: a. heal wounds. b. eliminate the infection. c. eliminate all...

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ideal body shape

  1. Eating patterns of discipline, which means eating 5-6x a day, high protein, low carbohydrate and low fat. The goal is to increase metabolism and sharpen our muscle mass. 2. The pattern of regular exercise, meaning exercise in a week flat menu for all parts of our muscles. For example we want to shape your abdominal muscles but still need to pay attention to leg exercise. Also, try to always precede the big muscles (chest, back, shoulders, legs) a new small muscles (arm, abdomen and calf) when trained in 1 session. 3. Get plenty of rest pattern, meaning that we destroy the muscle in training sessions and break repair our muscles...

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Scientists Discover New Malaria Mosquitoes

Scientists recently identified species of malaria mosquito which is a sub group of Anopheles gambiae, malaria spreading mosquito species in Africa. These new mosquitoes are outside the previous classification, because it nests outside human habitation, where scientists used to take samples of mosquitoes.According to BBC, scientists from the Pasteur Institute, Paris, France, led by Dr. Michelle Riehle discovered the new type of mosquito after collecting samples of mosquito larvae from ponds and pools of mud in Burkina Faso for four years. The team then did an observation in the laboratory on these blood-sucking insects.The observation found that...

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A Women’s Weight Can Add 7 Kilograms if She Dates

Romantic relationships are beneficial to mental health and happiness. But often love becomes one of the factors causing the body size to get larger. According to a study by the obesity community, women who dates on average gain more weight as much as seven kilograms in five years. Those who live in happy marriages tend to increase weight eight kilograms in 10 years. And newly married couples will grow one kilogram in a few months. “Changes in diet when together influence body weight,” says Lauren Antonucci, Director of the Nutrition Center of New York, according to Shape.This happens because women do not require as much energy as a man. Thus,...

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One Sneeze Can Transmit Flu

It only needs one sneeze from an infected person to spread flu germs in a room and the contamination of the flu virus can last for hours. Flu is one of the most easiest and quickly transmitted disease. This is because it only takes one sneeze for the flu to spread the disease to others. Researchers reveal small drops of coughs or sneeze from an infected person can float around the air in concentrations large enough to spread the disease. Therefore it is very easy for someone to contract flu if they are in the same room. Breathing air containing influenza viruses from a room, plane, train or other public transport can infect people in just 1...

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MEDITATION HELPS ACCELARATE HEALING

Meditation is believed to be similar to a powerful medicine to overcome stress, depression and various chronic diseases. This method is proved by a physician and a paragliding enthusiast Danni Penman. Some time ago, he admitted that he  fell from a height of 9 meters after sliding off the hills.His legs were injured. One of the foot between the heel was detected to be lifted to the knee. In one part of the tibia was also seen broken.“Line of the shin bone were sticking through the fabric of my jeans,” said Danni Penman to the Daily Mail.Doctors say that three surgeries were needed to connect the bones. Each surgery can be carried out within...

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Herbal treatments for depression

You may think that there is no help for depression without getting a medical doctor to prescribe something. However this is not the case. You can get herbal treatments to help you with your depression and make you feel good about yourself once again. You will see that there are different things available and you will want to make the right choices for what you need the most.One type of depression treatment through herbs is St. John's Wort. These are sold over the counter in many stores. You will find that this is one of the most common forms of herbal treatments for depression that you can find. Many people are relying on it to help them cope...

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WOMEN AND ALCOHOL

Women’s drinking patterns are different from men’s—especially when it comes to the type of beverage, amounts, and frequency. Women’s bodies also react differently to alcohol than men’s bodies. As a result, women face particular health risks and realities. Women should be aware of the health risks associated with drinking alcohol, especially because most women drink at least occasionally, and many women drink a lot.Why do women face higher risk? Research shows that women start to have alcohol-related problems at lower drinking levels than men do. One reason is that, on average, women weigh less than men. In addition, alcohol disperses in body...

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Itchy Skin: Imaginary Bugs Often Blamed

Dermatologists Say Patients Have a Hard Time Believing Itch Is a Psychiatric Condition :   May 16, 2011 -- People with a “delusional bug syndrome” are convinced that bugs, worms, germs, or other creepy crawlers are infesting their skin and often see skin doctor after skin doctor to find out what is causing the infestation. Often, patients bring in samples of the insect and request a skin biopsy. But new research published online in the Archives of Dermatology finds that in the case of delusional skin infestation, neither samples nor biopsies show any evidence of skin infestation. Researchers at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., reviewed...

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The HPV Vaccine in Men

One of the big debates about using the HPV vaccine in men has had to do with the fact that it's mostly been promoted as an anti-cancer vaccine. Although HPV related cancers - such as rectal, throat and, penile cancers - do affect men, they are not generally considered to be as big an issue as cervical cancer is in women. Furthermore, many of these cancers are more common in men who have sex with men, a category which many parents - rightly or wrongly - do not think contains their sons. Thus, the benefits of the vaccine for young men have largely been seen as indirect - protecting their partners - even though they should see some direct benefits...

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The Double-Edged Sword of “Healthy” Fast Food

What’s on the menu at the big fast food chains lately? Oddly enough, the answer is… “health food!” Even more incongruous, many are marketing their food for weight loss. Healthy weight loss food at Taco Bell and McDonalds? Is this a noble move to be applauded, is it a big corporate money grab, or is it a double edged sword? Remember Jared Fogle, the Subway guy? He lost 245 pounds while eating at Subway regularly. He simply picked the lower calorie menu items. Seeing an opportunity, the local store owner pitched Subway corporate with an idea. Before long, Jared was the company spokesperson in their nationwide advertising campaigns which...

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Recall of Generic Citalopram, Finasteride Labels of Generic Antidepressant, Prostate Drug Switched

March 28, 2011 -- Pfizer subsidiary Greenstone LLC has recalled some of its generic citalopram antidepressant and its generic prostate drug finasteride because of a label switch. The recall includes citalopram 10-milligram tablets in a 100-count bottle and finasteride 5-milligram tablets in a 90-count bottle. Both of the recalled medicines carry the lot number FI0510058-A on the label. Citalopram is an antidepressant. Finasteride is used to treat the enlarged prostate condition known as benign prostatic hyperplasia or BPH. Women who are pregnant, or who may become pregnant, should not take or handle finasteride. The drug can cause abnormal genital...

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Sports, Fortified, and Energy Drinks

The thirst for energy has opened up an extensive market for various potions. Sports drinks, energy cocktails, and fortified liquids are among the plethora of choices available for the drained and dehydrated. Sports drinks such as Gatorade and Powerade are often no better than water, say experts, but they may make it easier for some people to get enough fluids in their system. They come in a variety of flavors and colors. "If a sports drink will get someone to drink a little bit more than they would have if they were just going to drink water, then it's probably a good choice for them," says Moore, noting the importance of keeping hydrated. Sports...

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Tips for Better Work-Life Balance

  If you're feeling overworked and finding it more challenging than ever to juggle the demands of your job and the rest of your life, you're not alone. "A lot of people are having a more difficult time finding balance in their lives because there have been cutbacks or layoffs where they work. They're afraid it may happen to them, so they're putting in more hours," says psychologist Robert Brooks, PhD, co-author of The Power of Resilience: Achieving Balance, Confidence, and Personal Strength in Your Life. "But even if you don't have much control over the hours you have to work, you can ask yourself: In what other ways...

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10 Ways to Reduce Stress While You Quit Smoking

any smokers think that lighting up helps them relax. They’re fooling themselves, experts say. “Nicotine withdrawal makes people feel jittery and anxious, which smokers often confuse with feeling stressed,” says Steven Schroeder, MD, director of the Smoking Cessation Leadership Center at the University of California, San Francisco. “Lighting up makes them feel better, not because that cigarette eases stress but because it’s delivering the next dose of nicotine.” Breaking free of nicotine addiction can be stressful, of course. Stress is one of the leading reasons why people falter in their efforts to quit. “Stress releases a brain chemical...

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