Posts Tagged “Prevention”
Nov
19
2009
Ringworm: A Non-crawling Fungus That Can Spread Over the Entire BodyPosted by: Mr.Admin in Gymnastic Sites and The Best ArticlesTinea is Latin for growing worm and may have led to the more common English translation. Ringworm Defined Ringworm is a simple fungal infection that zeros in on several key areas of your body including feet, scalp, nails and in the general area of the groin. The hallmark of ringworm is itching, skin redness and a patchy lesion that is clear in the center. Transference The fungal agent associated with ringworm is found among humans and animals. There is also a small variety of ringworm fungus that is found in certain soils. The transference of the fungus from carrier to host generally takes place through direct contact with either the infected animal or individual. Transference can also happen, to a lesser degree, from touching surfaces that the infected person has been in contact with. Incubation Scalp ringworm is generally noticed 10-14 days after contact with an infected animal or human while skin ringworm can appear 4-10 days following direct contact. Prevention One of the most e … Tags: Direct Contact, English Translation, Fungal Infection, Fungus, Groin, Hallmark, Incubation, Itching Skin, Key Areas, Nails, Prevention, Scalp Ringworm, Skin Lesion, Skin Redness, Soils, Surfaces, Tinea, Transference, Worm, Zeros
Oct
24
2009
Rebounding and Its Benefits For Improved Health and Prevention of DiseasePosted by: Mr.Admin in Gymnastic Sites and The Best ArticlesIt is a vertical motion workout such as jumping on a therapeutic mini-trampoline. The reason I am writing about rebounding is that it provides many positive health benefits that can improve your health and prevent disease. Let me start off by saying that rebounding is fun, easy, safe and suitable for almost anyone of any age such as moms, dads, children and grandparents. The goal of rebounding is not to bounce high or perform difficult gymnastic tricks but to perform a series of low impact, controlled movements. Remember, the benefits of rebounding is improved health and prevention of disease. You are now probably wondering about the benefits of rebounding and why it can improve your health and prevent disease. As you know, the human body needs to move. Your lymph system bathes every cell, carrying nutrients to the cell and waste products away. The lymph is totally dependent on physical exercise to move. Without sufficient movement, the cells are left brewing in their own waste and st … Tags: Cells, Grandparents, Health Benefits, Human Body, Improved Health, Low Impact, Lymph System, Mini Trampoline, Moms, Nutrients, Physical Exercise, Positive Health, Prevention, Vertical Motion, Waste Products, Workout
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