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03 Oct, 2008

It’s not just the smokers who are suffering but also those supporting them in their effort. Here is a quote from one of our female readers: “... our relationship is at risk. All the symptoms of depression, suicide, upset stomach, fatigue, muscle pain, paranoia, lack of sex drive, etc...has taken a huge toll...”


 
13 Nov, 2007

New research findings have revealed that low blood levels of zinc may be linked to an increased risk of pneumonia amongst the elderly, suggesting the benefits of supplements for this at risk population.
 
24 Jan, 2006

As the years pass, our ability to achieve a fully satisfying deep breath diminishes. That's because lung function deteriorates as part of the natural ageing process - and that's true whether you smoke or not. But one key vitamin may be able to put the breaks on the deterioration process...
 
20 Jan, 2006

COPD is a general term which includes the conditions chronic bronchitis and emphysema. Chronic bronchitis or emphysema can cause obstruction (narrowing) of the airways and they commonly occur together.

Symptoms can include coughing and breathlessness. Unfortunately, at this time, there is no cure and doctors can only ease the sometimes distressing symptoms of COPD. Smoking is the most common cause of COPD, so one of the most important things you can do to prevent this disease from developing is to stop smoking.


 
04 Jan, 2006

Pneumonia and bronchitis both afflict the respiratory system, but they're completely separate conditions that require different types of treatments. The primary difference between treating pneumonia and treating bronchitis can be summed up in one word: antibiotics...
 
01 Oct, 2003

Grindelia camporum, also known as great valley gumweed or giant gum, is a perennial plant that thrives in the dry climates of Mexico, California and South America, where it can commonly be found growing by roadsides.
 
01 Feb, 2003

However, once emphysema has been diagnosed and the damage to your lungs is done, it's very difficult, if not impossible, to reverse it and conventional treatments are mainly targeted at easing symptoms. For this reason it's extremely important that you start taking measures right now to prevent the disease from developing in the first place...

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