Rob Robilliard: May 2014

Saturday, May 31, 2014

How to Enjoy Healthy and Balanced pH Levels with Acidic and Alkaline Foods

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The concept behind an alkaline diet is the nutrients in foods and supplements help to keep our blood pH in balance. The pH level of our blood needs to remain slightly alkaline and stay within the range of 7.35 and… The post How to Enjoy Healthy and Balanced pH Levels with Acidic and Alkaline Foods appeared first on Natural News Blogs....How to Enjoy Healthy and Balanced pH Levels with Acidic and Alkaline Foods

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Wednesday, May 28, 2014

Committee Lead by Mount Sinai Researchers Define Clinical Course of Multiple Sclerosis

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Accurate clinical course descriptions or phenotypes of multiple sclerosis are essential for communication, prognostication, design and recruitment for clinical trials and treatment decisions. Researchers at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, part of the International Committee on Clinical Trials of MS, collaborated to re-examine the standardized MS clinical cou...Committee Lead by Mount Sinai Researchers Define Clinical Course of Multiple Sclerosis

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Sunday, May 25, 2014

Blind Football Player Makes Top College Team, Proves 'There's Nothing You Can't Accomplish'

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Aaron Golub is living proof that you don't need sight to have vision. The 17-year-old Newton, Mass., high schooler has been blind since birth, unable to see out of his right eye and has only a small amount of vision in his left. Despite this, Golub just achieved a lifelong dream: He has been offered a preferred walk-on spot to play football at Tulane University, a Division 1 program. As you'd expect, the journey hasn't always been an easy...Blind Football Player Makes Top College Team, Proves 'There's Nothing You Can't Accomplish'

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Saturday, May 24, 2014

Weekly Tips - Diets, DNA and GMO Labeling

Bikini Uncertainty? Follow this simple and commonsense guide to definitively answering the question, "Is you body bikini ready?" How To Tell If Your Body Is Bikini-Ready In One Chart Increase HGH Naturally "One of the main causes of aging is decreased production of hormones. That would include testosterone, progesterone, estrogen, growth hormone, and others. Out of all of these hormones, it’s a lower level of growth hormone (HGH) that is most associated with premature aging." Th...

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Thursday, May 22, 2014

How To Wear All-White&#8212;One of Our Favorite Summer Fashion Trends&#8212;Just About Everywhere

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After six freezing months of Winter, Memorial Day is finally upon us. Which means it's time to pull out the sandals and sundresses that have been sadly relegated to the back of our closets for......How To Wear All-White—One of Our Favorite Summer Fashion Trends—Just About Everywhere

Monday, May 19, 2014

Die Hard

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This blog first appeared in Purple Clover. The night when impotence first crossed my mind announced my fall from grace as a man. I was 14 years old, a blissful stranger to the histrionics of the male erection. My own was something I took for granted; he was there, more or less constantly, rising to my beck and call. It never crossed my mind ...Die Hard

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Weekly Tips - Diabetes, Workouts and Lung Disease Breakthrough

Diabetes May Be Due to One Gene Recent research has indicated that the difficulty the body is having monitoring and controlling sugars levels with the use of insulin may be attributable to one single gene. Interestingly (or appropriately!) that gene is called MADD. Diabetes Linked to Dysfunction of a Single Gene Workouts! There are lost of different workout routines available and getting bogged down into which one is the best or which one is the most effective defeats the purpose. A...

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Friday, May 16, 2014

Grace Coddington’s First Instagram is a Topless Self Portrait

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Her first 'gram could have been a selfie–apropos since everyone at Vogue seems so obsessed with selfie culture–but it's not.The post Grace Coddington’s First Instagram is a Topless Self Portrait appeared first on theFashionSpot....Grace Coddington’s First Instagram is a Topless Self Portrait

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Tuesday, May 13, 2014

Know the Signs of Stroke

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Title: Know the Signs of StrokeCategory: Health NewsCreated: 5/10/2014 9:35:00 AMLast Editorial Review: 5/12/2014 12:00:00 AM...Know the Signs of Stroke

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Saturday, May 10, 2014

Why One Curly-Haired Babe Regrets Relaxing Her Mane

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Photo: Courtesy of Curly Essence. This week, we caught up with Rimona Bahere, an Eritrea-born photographer and artist living in the Netherlands. Although she's still in high school, her philosophy on owning who you are is an outlook we could all snag. Curly Essence: Could you tell us a little about yourself? Rimona Bahere: "My name is Rimona, also known as "rimoonhb,” or "rimonahb,” ...Why One Curly-Haired Babe Regrets Relaxing Her Mane

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Tuesday, May 6, 2014

Rx for Health Care: Nursing as a Force for Change

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May 12, the anniversary of Florence Nightingale's birth, is celebrated around the world as International Nurses Day. According to the International Council of Nurses, this year's theme is "Nurses: A Force for Change." Florence Nightingale found her calling by revolutionizing nursing care of wounded soldiers during the...Rx for Health Care: Nursing as a Force for Change

Sunday, May 4, 2014

Infant Deaths Persist Despite Recommendations for Safer Sleeping

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Despite recommendations by the American Academy of Pediatrics that infants always be placed on their backs to sleep, and that they share a room with parents but not a bed, about 4,000 babies die each year from sleep-related deaths involving suffocation and strangulation in beds. These findings will be presented at the Pediatric Academic Societies (PAS) Annual Meeting taking place May 3-6, 2014 in Vancouver, BC...Infant Deaths Persist Despite Recommendations for Safer Sleeping