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How to Treat a Sinus Infection without Antibiotics

How to Treat a Sinus Infection without Antibiotics

Sinus pain and pressure accompanied by nasal congestion are the trademarks of a sinus infection. These symptoms are caused by the swelling and inflammation of the nasal cavities, also known as acute sinusitis. Treating sinusitis may prevent the infection from affecting the ears and causing serious complications. Antibiotics are commonly prescribed for sinus infections, but they may not be the best choice. Some antibiotics produce negative side effects, such as indigestion and yeast … Read entire article »

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Condom Effectiveness against HPV

Condom Effectiveness against HPV

It has been the mantra for sex education for years: wear a condom for safe sex. Condom use does help protect against some sexually transmitted diseases when used correctly and there is no defect in the condom; however, it does not protect against all sexually transmitted diseases. In fact, condom use is no guarantee for the prevention of the human papilloma virus (HPV). It can infect a larger area than other … Read entire article »

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4 Remedies for Cold and Flu Prevention: Which Work, Which Don’t

4 Remedies for Cold and Flu Prevention:  Which Work, Which Don’t

Most people do not have the time for colds and flu. Getting sick is not just a matter of feeling sick and tired, but of losing money and getting behind on work and chores. By preventing the flu, you can continue to meet the challenges of your daily life without interruption. Treat at the Onset of Cold and Flu Symptoms The trick to preventing colds and flu is to treat at the onset of symptoms. … Read entire article »

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Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a sexually-transmitted disease. It replicates differently than other viruses, which makes it easier to contract. Unfortunately, HPV usually has no signs or symptoms, so most people do not know that they have it. HPV is transmitted through direct contact. In her 2002 book, How Pathogenic Viruses Work, Lauren Sompayrac explains, “Transmission is facilitated by the fact that the viral capsid” – the outer protein capsule of a virus … Read entire article »

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