While I was being ‘processed’ in my local hospital for a trigger finger operation they took my blood pressure. I’d never had a problem before, always being ‘normal’. The nurse immediately called a doctor who checked again and sent me to my GP who wrote a lifetime prescription for pills to control my blood pressure. [...]
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Permanent Laser Hair Removal
August 4th, 2010 
Peter Charalambos Laser Hair Removal Laser hair removal is simply one of the greatest innovations in cosmetic surgery to come around this part of the century. While there have been easier ways to get rid of unwanted body hair that have been around for hundreds of years, nothing is more efficient, and advanced, than the use of [...]
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No Comments »Diabetic Retinopathy
April 2nd, 2010 Peter Charalambos What is diabetic eye disease? This information was developed by the National Eye Institute to help patients and their families search for general information about diabetic retinopathy. An eye care professional who has examined the patient’s eyes and is familiar with his or her medical history is the best person to answer specific questions. Diabetic [...]
The Story of Shay’s (or Shaya’s) Day
April 2nd, 2010 Peter Charalambos The Story of Shay’s Day Two Choices! What would you do? You make the choice. Don’t look for a punch line, there isn’t one but read it anyway. My question is: Would you have made the same choice? At a fund raising dinner for a school that serves learning-disabled children, the father of one of [...]
Flexibility
March 29th, 2010 Peter Charalambos Probably not of much interest for you youngsters. Yesterday, when I was young, while in the drivers seat, I could turn my body and see all around me. Sitting in a normal chair I could cross my legs and hook my toe around my ankle. I could bend at the knees and look at the [...]
Burn The Fat Feed The Muscle
June 18th, 2009 Peter Charalambos Don’t Give up Eating My name is Peter. I’m the editor of several websites devoted to natural foods and alternative health and I’m also an e-zine articles.com expert author. Over the years, many of my readers have asked me, “What is the best and healthiest way to lose weight?” Although I know a lot about [...]
Raw Food Diet
May 3rd, 2009 Peter Charalambos Raw Food Diet What is it? (There’s a short video below with a very mouth watering lunch just to tempt you) Have you heard about the Raw Food Diet? It’s gaining popularity and buzz, not just as a diet to lose weight, but a diet for a long and healthy life. We eat so much [...]
DEPRESSION, ANXIETY AND HOMEOPATHY
May 2nd, 2009 Peter Charalambos DEPRESSION, ANXIETY AND HOMEOPATHY By Joette Calabrese, HMC, CCH, RSHom (NA) She was one of those women who had everything: a loving husband, beautiful, healthy children, a well-run, stylish home, and intelligence to boot. She considered her life in order and often pondered it with satisfaction. She was slightly spoiled. It wasn’t always that way [...]
Caveman Cuisine
May 1st, 2009 Peter Charalambos Caveman Cuisine By Sally Fallon and Mary G. Enig, PhD Low fat diets, claim the pundits of medical orthodoxy, have been associated with good health and longevity throughout the globe and since the dawn of time. The research of Weston Price proves otherwise. From the Eskimo of Alaska to the hardy Alpiner, from Gaelic villager [...]
Vitamins That Promote Healthy Aging
July 1st, 2008 Peter Charalambos Vitamins That Promote Healthy Aging People don’t realize what vitamins can do for them. Vitamins are great for those who need them. On the other hand, if you have sufficient vitamins from good food then you won’t need regimens of vitamins. But how do you know? Not one person has been reported as dying from [...]
Posted in Health, Men, Mothers, Women Tags: healthy, vitamin b12, vitamin c, vitamin d, vitamin d deficiency, vitamin d3, vitamin e, vitamin k, vitamin shoppe, vitamin world, vitamins No Comments »Vitamin E for Healthy Aging
June 30th, 2008 Peter Charalambos Vitamin E for Healthy Aging Did you know that at least 200 UI daily of vitamin E can help fight various diseases? Studies found that alpha tocopherol, or Vitamin E has proven to fight particular diseases. Studies show that Vitamin E may help with oxygen preserving and potentially offers cure for various disease. Taking 200 [...]
Posted in Health, Men, Women Tags: healthy, vitamin b12, vitamin c, vitamin d, vitamin d deficiency, vitamin d3, vitamin e, vitamin k, vitamin world No Comments »Things you can do to Live Healthy as you Age
June 30th, 2008 Peter Charalambos Things you can do to Live Healthy as you Age Aging is a natural process we all will face someday. As we age our bodies starts to decline producing natural resources that we all need. As the body declines, aging symptoms develop including wrinkles, crowfeet, weight gain, weight loss, cellulite, and so on. To reduce [...]
Posted in Health, Men, Women Tags: aging in the us, barriers to healthy, dr weil healthy aging, healthcare system, healthy aging, healthy aging on canadian minds smoking as a determinant of healthy aging, healthy aging project, keeping your aging, parents healthy and independent, support healthy aging centers 1 Comment »The Work Environment relative to Healthy Aging
June 30th, 2008 Peter Charalambos The Work Environment relative to Healthy Aging Healthy aging is sometimes risky during your working days. As a younger person you go where the money is at; then later you are sorry you worked there. Aging is hard to think about when you are in your younger years. Money is the only thing on our [...]
The Stressful Actions behind Healthy Ageing
June 30th, 2008 Peter Charalambos The Stressful Actions behind Healthy Aging Learning to manage stress can help you feel better about you, since you will feel healthier. Stress can be a bad thing, yet you have the power to control stress. If you let stress control you, it will affect your health. You will likely feel sick all the time, [...]
The Social and Physical Environment Slowing Healthy Aging
June 30th, 2008 Peter Charalambos The Social and Physical Environment Slowing Healthy Aging As we age our mind and nerves are not as good as they were 20 years earlier. Living day to day brings a lot of stress into our lives. Some of the stress can be controlled but not all of it can. Everyone will always have a [...]
The Heart and Healthy Aging
June 30th, 2008 Peter Charalambos The Heart and Healthy Aging As we grow older we, experience higher risks of heart disease, cholesterol increase, weaken joints, muscles, and so on. Most people who experience illnesses often feel frustrated and experience feelings of despair. People who suffer illnesses or tragedies unfortunately set themselves up, saying, it can’t happen to me.? It can [...]
The Brain and Healthy Aging
June 29th, 2008 Peter Charalambos The Brain and Healthy Aging Growing older and learning from your mistakes is a clear sign that our brain is improving. The brain will improve as we learn. In return, it helps us to live a better life. We live longer and learn new skills that help us to develop a healthier way of living. [...]
The Body and Mind in Healthy Aging
June 29th, 2008 Peter Charalambos The Body and Mind in Healthy Aging As we all grow older, we notice many changes going on in our minds and with the body. At this time, the body and mind is saying you need to take charge and keep yourself active and in shape. Our health in very important and needs work everyday [...]
The Aspects of Aging and Staying Healthy
June 29th, 2008 Peter Charalambos The Aspects of Aging and Staying Healthy Money is the root of evil, and as we age, our money becomes less and less. You still need to keep in mind that you have to stay healthy. Staying healthy is the key to a long and better life. The older we get the more we think [...]
The Aging Body in Healthy Living
June 29th, 2008 Peter Charalambos The Aging Body in Healthy Living The body goes through many changes starting at adolescence. As a person ages the brain, eyes, ears, mouth, smell, heart, liver, lungs, kidneys, bladder, colon, metabolism, and so on starts to change. The body functions start declining which affects reproductive organs, blood, cells, tissues and so on. To slow [...]
