Causes of Rotator Cuff Shoulder Injuries
The rotator cuff is made up of a group of muscle fibers that while very strong, are, by nature, also very weak. Because they work to permit free rotation and overhead reaching, these muscles are vulnerable to rotator cuff shoulder injuries which are the injuries most associated with sports and physical labor jobs.
More...Fungal Infection - Frequently Asked Questions
People affected with fungal infection secretly want to know more about their condition but they are afraid to ask their questions for fear that they may be regarded differently. In fact, there is such a strong social stigma about having these diseases that people choose to stay quiet about their conditions rather than seek help in treating it.
More...Guide to Living a Healthy Life
With time lots of changes occur in the human body. While some of these changes are visible some can not be traced with naked eye. Everybody wants to remain healthy and fit in his ripe years but not all can achieve that. It is quite commonplace to find a number of aged people developing serious ailments and physical complications. While one's immunity system weakens with age, most of the old age related ailments are caused by improper food habits and lack of activity in life.
More...The Many Benefits of St John's Wort
For centuries, Europeans have turned to the botanical known as St. John's Wort when in need of an herbal tonic. The plant blooms right around the time of St. John's Day (June 24), which is where St. John's Wort gets its name.
More...Excessive Perspiration - How to Stop Hyperhidrosis
Perspiration is normal and it occurs in many different areas on the body. However, when you sweat all the time, no matter if you live in a hot or cold climate, that may as well be hyperhidrosis. The cause of excessive perspiration, or hyperhidrosis, can be hard to identify. Curing your hyperhidrosis is a matter of knowing the cause first.
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