How Can PEMF Treatments Benefit The Body?
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16 March 2015
In recent years, Pulsed Electromagnetic Field treatments (PEMFs) have been used to treat various health problems. This type of treatment cannot heal these conditions, however they have been shown to reduce the symptoms substantially. By increasing the electromagnetic energy activity in the cells through PEMF treatments, the cells become healthier and more able to fight off the symptoms that those who have diabetes, arthritis, heart disease, cancer and other chronic health conditions suffer.
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Habilitation, the Audiologist, and Your Child
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4 March 2015
Your child's audiologist doesn't just help them to hear. This medical professional can also work with your child to build speech skills. Aural and audiologic habilitation offer non-verbal children a few different ways to begin communicating.
What Is Habilitation?
Habilitation differs from rehabilitation in that the audiologist may be helping your child to build a skill that he never had before, according to the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). If your child never spoke, this type of therapy means that they are starting from scratch and not working on a skill that has diminished.
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How Can I Prevent The Development Of Cavities?
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20 February 2015
Regarding your dental care, you'll need to be sure that you're able to avoid cavities at all cost. A lot people deal with cavities, as referenced by statistics that show that 92 percent of people aged 20 to 64 have had some sort of cavity in their adult teeth. Take some tips in mind that will help you to prevent the development of cavities throughout the course of your lifetime. By doing this, you'll give yourself the opportunity to prevent further decay and will be able to protect your overall health in the process.
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Tips For Diagnosing And Caring For A Child With A Peanut Allergy
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11 February 2015
If you suspect that your child has a peanut allergy, or if you simply want to get them tested to make sure that they don't have a peanut allergy, you need to have them tested. If they do in fact have a peanut allergy, then you will need to make sure that you are giving them the proper care that they need to live as safely as possible with this allergy.
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