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Shavkat @Shavkat (141905) • Philippines 28 Apr 21

Good news! My coast guard cousin recuperated from having this coronavirus. Now, she resumes working. I learned this piece of good news from my younger sister this afternoon. I assumed that she got antibodies for this virus. Am I...

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Lunch sure smells good

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (169489) • United States 12 Dec 20

I have stuffing and turkey combined, with some cream of chicken soup. In addition we will eat Brussels sprouts and some other foods. Well, according to the Red Cross I do not show any antibodies to covid-19. So I either did not...

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A good news lately coming from Israel

Explorer @ExplorewtMe (6332) • Nairobi, Kenya 6 May 20

There is news that Israel is in an advanced stage of testing antibodies to eliminate the virus from an already ill person. I am not very much sure that if they are ready to produce it for mass use. But if it is really effective...

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I don't allow flu shots

Daniel @RhoShambo (79) 21 Jan 17

Flu shots are vaccines that are administered to protect against three or four common seasonal viruses that an individual may contract. The vaccine is designed to make the individual produce antibodies to fight it off. However, I...

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The ethical values are disappearing totally...

s sivasubrahmanyam @shivamani10 (11035) • Hyderabad, India 15 Jun 16

Blood plasma is very important component in the blood when isolated. Ths is very important in the transport of nutrients and in treating many diseases as it will contain antibodies and proteins. It will be light yellow in color....

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How do you treat people?

vitamin b-5 ** pantothenic acid** the antistress vitamin

joyfulpraise @joyfulpraise (46) • United States 18 Jan 09

Vitamin B-5 or Pantothenic acid is required by all cells in the body and is concentrated in the organs.It is also needed for normal functioning of the gastrointestinal tract. It is helpful in treating anxiety and depression.This...

Disease diagnosis in just 15 minutes?

Skimping on SLEEP can make you.............????

roque20 @roque20 (518) • Philippines 29 Oct 08

FAT. Research shows that people who get fewer than seven hours of sleep a night are 30 percent more likely to be obese. Lack of sleep alters the flow of hormones that regulate hunger and satiety, which can cause you to eat more....

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Mothers milk is the BEST!

roque20 @roque20 (518) • Philippines 22 Oct 08

This is why C-section mothers need to provide their babies with best source of defense, something that comes naturally. "Mothers milk has important nutrients for the growth and development of the baby" says Dr. Quillamor, "It has...

Do you love to drink Fresh Milk??

mhae15 @mhae15 (744) • Philippines 15 Oct 08

I love to drink fresh milk.. Milk is an opaque white liquid produced by the mammary glands of female mammals.. It provides the primary source of nutrition for newborn before they are able to digest other types of foods.. The early...

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It's flu time again

taface412 @taface412 (3175) • United States 5 Oct 08

It's that time of year again people. Witht he weather changing drastically one day and then back again we are more susceptible to getting colds and flus. I have already started taking my Echinacea twice a day and making sure I eat...

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food allergies

baebieDARNA30 @baebieDARNA30 (788) • Philippines 31 Jul 08

"Hey, do you want some?" your friend asks as he offers you a mouthwatering homemade brownie. You're tempted by the delicious dessert, but then you see the crushed peanuts on top. Darn! You're allergic to peanuts. Maybe just one...

did you breatsfeed your baby?

kaezy_kulet @kaezy_kulet (2465) • Philippines 19 Jul 08

Breastfeeding is very important..it gives antibodies to the babies and promotes maternal and child bonding..it has many advantages such as: It helps protect the baby against: - diarrhea - cough - colds - malnutrition - other...

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5 Life Lessons. Which Is Your Favorite?

lloydanthony111 @lloydanthony111 (4698) • United States 24 Jun 08

Check out the Five Lessons and tell me which one is your favorite. Subject: Five Lessons 1 - First Important Lesson - Cleaning Lady. During my second month of college, our professor gave us a pop quiz. I was a...

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Benefits of singing

wendylb @wendylb (203) • Philippines 21 May 08

According to scientists singing benefits our health. As per to their research and studies, it boosts ans strengthens our immune system. They have tested that that the blood of people who sang like in a city choir, before and after...

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happy singing

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Did you "breastfeed" or do you - for how long?

Amy @artemis432 (7474) • Abernathy, Texas 15 May 08

My doctor said a year is fine, even though the American Pediatric Association recommends two years. Personally, I give kudos to any mom that even gets though six weeks because it can be difficult. I had a little bug the...

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Hair of the dog keeps allergies at bay?

Aussies2007 @Aussies2007 (5336) • Australia 29 Apr 08

Having a dog in the house reduces the risk that young children will develop allergies, German researchers say. The finding, based on a six-year study of 9,000 children, lends weight to the theory that growing up with a pet...

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Bittersweet Story Of A Mother and Her Premature Baby

pyewacket @pyewacket (43903) • United States 11 Apr 08

I was watching this on the news last night and thought what a truly bittersweet story it was...and is. Kim, a 35 year old woman gave birth to a premature baby on January 9 of this year, and named the baby Isabella, who only...

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bittersweet story

mother and premature baby

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Hypertension vaccines, a new remedy for hypertensive people?

braveheart07 @braveheart07 (2601) • Philippines 21 Mar 08

"A new vaccine lowers blood pressure in hypertensive people, a study shows. The finding breaks ground in a field dominated by drug therapy. Surges in blood pressure make physical exertion possible, but chronically elevated...

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