The term "eczema" or "dermatitis" has been used to describe a group of skin problems where the skin becomes itchy and inflamed, and thus red splotches become visible. In a larger scale, eczema is also grouped with the classic allergic diseases, asthma and hay fever, in a complex that is termed "atopy" (from the Greek word "atopos", meaning "out of place"). Eczema is always marked by dry skin.

The eczema skin cannot protect itself from increased rate of evaporation, and the loss of moi
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Nowadays, fertility pills and other artificial methods to increase female fertility are gaining popularity, but one should be wary of their side effects and the many potential risks involved. Studies show that fertility pills are linked to ovarian cancers and other health hazards. As such, natural methods remain to be the best options; they are less costly, a lot safer, and very effective in boosting female fertility when followed carefully.

Natural Tips to Increase Female Fertility
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Most people with psoriasis report that no particular event or illness preceded or brought about their condition, but several well-known triggers include stress, strep infection, and some medications. Although the likelihood for familial transmission may not seem significant, there is a definite genetic predisposition for psoriasis. Etiological factors of this disease are unclear. Known precipitating factors include trauma infection (haemolytic streptococcal infection) and endocrine change
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Constipation refers to infrequent bowel movement, incomplete evacuation of bowel, decrease in the volume or weight of the bowel. It may also refer to passage of small amounts of hard and dry bowel movements. It is the disturbance in the digestive tract that gives rise to many other ailments in the body. The infrequent bowel movement does not allow the removal of toxins produced in the body. As a result they find their way in the blood stream from where they enter all parts of the body cau
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Stress and sleep disorders can form a vicious cycle of symptoms. Stress can cause sleep problems, but sleep disturbances also increase stress levels. According to the Better Sleep Council (2009), 65 percent of Americans lose sleep due to stress, and 16 percent suffer from stress-induced insomnia. Hormones that control wakefulness and sleepiness rise and fall in a cycle with regularity throughout the day. Most people feel sleepy around three in the afternoon, and if you take a nap then, yo
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