Childrens Digestive Health - Articles
The Life
by
alupussurvivor
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... fulfill the void left from motherhood. I make a decision to to put off medical school until he is walking and talking.
By the time I was ready to go back to school my general health began to deteriorate. I suffered two years with a variety of symptoms beginning with fatigue and frequent "colds" to the point of absolute exhaustion and disabling arth ...
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What they don’t tell you happens when your mom dies
by
DofC
Again, I’m writing a post at 3:30 am, but this time I’m not crying. Since this blog exists so I can purge what’s on my mind, I’ve decided to write in hopes that it will allow me to sleep (however much time I still have left).
I’ve come to feel, over the past month or so, that we lost much more than just our mother. We lost our family as we know it, ...
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Irregular bowel movements
by
Bang Reyes
... oods that are rich in fiber like fruits and leafy vegetables to normalize my bowel movement. I have also read about the benefits of colon cleanse . Colon cleansing allows the digestive system to function more efficiently by removing the toxins that have built up over time. More nutrients are absorbed from food, and toxins are flushed out of the col ...
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Maintaining change
by
Bronwyn T.
I’m sure we’ve all seen it. The person comes into a pain management programme, gets excited, does really well during each session, enjoys the company and makes huge gains – then the programme ends and FIZZLE! It all stops.
Some critics suggest that any change obtained during a short-term programme (such as a three-week pain management programme) ...
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5 Tips for Families Preventing Obesity [Guest Post]
by
Vanessa Van Petten
... This is NOT a childhood obesity crisis this is a FAMILY obesity crisis. Even thin parents, with thin children, must begin to look at their choices to determine what is healthy and what is unhealthy in their lives.
As a formerly obese person who works with adults struggling with weight issues, I have come to recognize that patterns of behav ...
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Wow.
by
Mindy R.
My son came to me after a long weekend of open house events here. For two days, we’ve wandered from our house to dad’s house to Guy’s house, to Grandma’s and to the baseball field to kill time while people scrutinize our house for imperfections that might leverage a lowball offer. I hate these weekends, because it’s necessary remove any sort of evi ...
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Who Knew Sunshine Tasted So Good?
by
Andy B.
“Veggie burgers” are often touted as the “healthier choice”, but many people aren’t aware that a large percentage of vegetarian burger products are made from highly processed soy, low in fiber, contain a significant a ...
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Brian Deer Blunders in British Medical Journal
by
Kim S.
... ttee approval?”But worse was to come for Deer when the following day he was further challenged by senior British doctor, Prof John Dodge – who is Honorary Professor of Child Health at Swansea, Emeritus Professor of Child Health at Belfast, and has a remarkable string of letters after his name (CBE, MD, FRCP, FRCP(Edin), FRCPI, FRCPCH, DCH)“Like Hi ...
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don't bother mommy, new york times, i'm too busy vlogging right now
by
Summer S.
Not much can come between me and my Monday Muse posts....except for when my girls are under attack*. Nobody puts my babies in a corner.Or um, puts them down in the New York Times.The article is okay, kind of open to interpretation if you ask me...but the TITLE!!!That's one of the things that really bugged me.{among a few other things}Know that I'd ...
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