HUMAN AND ANIMAL HEALTH

January's Financial Stress [ad_1] Christmas is over and the bills are arriving. It's time to figure out how you are going to handle the January financial stress. Following are some hints that will help you to get back into control again: REGULAR REPEAT EXPENSES: 1. Prepare a chart with headings that include: Item; Amount; Due Date; Minimum Payment; Interest charged; Notes 2. Go through your bank statements and invoices entering information about recurring expenses in the chart. These are things that you cannot change and must pay based on your contracted arrangements. 3. Consider ways that you might be able to reduce these costs. For example, calling your telephone, internet or cable companies may provide you with options to move to a less expensive plan. 4. Think about how larger decisions might improve your finances within the next few months. Maybe you can move to a less expensive location or sell a vehicle for example. 5. Total the amount that you need to pay a...

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If You Do not Suffer From Hangovers, You Should be Worried It may come as a surprise to you that your body is working at its best. Your entire system has gone into action to rid itself of toxins and it is only when you drink heavily but do not get a hangover you should be concerned. The symptoms of a hangover are essentially the product of dehydration, it means you kidneys are working properly. In a healthy body, alcohol causes a decrease in the anti-diuretic hormone (ADH) that is produced in the pituitary gland at the base of the brain. As blood alcohol rises, less ADH is produced and you lose more water through urine. leading to dehydration. Alcohol is absorbed through the stomach and enters the bloodstream. where is causes the pH of all bodily fluids to become more acidic than they should be. PH varies through out the body. Neutral pH is 7, blood is a slightly alkaline pH 7.4, stomach fluids are very acidic with a pH of 1 – 4, the skin is pH 5.5. I f blood pH ...

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Rheumatoid Arthritis: A Major Factor In Joint Pain Rheumatoid Arthritis can commence at any age but generally begins between the ages of 20 and 45. This article examines some of its symptoms and causes. The symptoms and signs: Joint stiffness, particularly in the hands and feet, in the mornings when getting up from bed. A telling sign can be that the stiffness is experienced in either both hands or both feet – not just one. Stiffness that lasts for over an hour, or pain and swelling that persists for more than a month or so may also be indicative of rheumatoid arthritis. Early symptoms may also include fever, excessive tiredness or nodules under the skin – these feel like pea-size lumps. Other possible symptoms are anemia, fluid collecting on the ankles or behind the knee and loss of appetite. In children, a pink rash may follow the characteristic swollen joints and there may be shaking chills. Why the condition is painful: Cartilage does not cause pain (it has no ne...