Monday, October 26, 2009

Treat Depression With Folic Acid

It has been found that those with a folate deficiency are more likely to suffer from depression than those who consume the right amounts of folate in their diets.
Supplementation with increased amounts of folic acid has shown to drastically increase the condition of patients with depression. Low levels of folic acid were detected in up to 38% of adults who suffer from depression. In a recent trial involving 20 elderly patients with depression treatment with folate supplements were found to markedly improve the effects of standard antidepressants.

There are other benefits of folic acid. Researchers also pointed out that chronic diseases, certain cancers, alcoholism, and poor dieting are all capable of leading to a folate deficiency and possibly depression. In addition, folate helps the synthesis between adenine and thymine - basic nucleic acids that make up our genes and is required for the proper metabolism of amino acids that are found in animal proteins. Pregnant women use Folic Acid supplements to aid the cell replication of the fetus and reducing their risk of giving birth to a baby with neural tube defects. Further studies showed that Alzheimer patients also had lower levels of folate and vitamin B12 in their bodies than patients who did not have Alzheimer's.

The benefits of vitamin B however, are extensive. Not only are they known to improve and stabilize the mood, but they are also capable of improving the quality of our hair, skin, and nails, and our bodies ability to turn food into energy. When treating depression with folic acid, try supplementing with vitamin B complex as well.


The healthy dose of synthetic folic acid for adults is up to 1000 micrograms per day - this will help treat depression patients. Women using folic acid to prevent neural tube defects during their pregnancy should take 400 micrograms per day.

Make sure you are getting enough folic acid in your diet in order to balance your mood and keep your body healthy.


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Monday, October 19, 2009

5 Ways to Control Allergies

1. Find your triggers


Allergies are different for everyone. Take note of allergic reactions that you have and try to figure out what caused it. If you are unsure, have your doctor give you an allergy test.

2. Avoid exposure

Once you know what it is that is causing you problems, try to stay away from it. For some of us, that can be hard. I have several allergies myself including shellfish and pets - but am not always cautious about my exposure to these triggers. In addition, if you are a host to visitors at your home, make yourself aware of any allergies your guests may have. Perhaps you may have to vacuum pet hair prior to their visit, or make sure you aren't serving food that they shouldn't be eating. This will minimize the symptoms of others and make them more comfortable.

3. Be Prepared

If you have allergies, you probably know that you may be exposed when you least expect it! Maybe you did not plan on going to a corn maze during hay fever season, or visiting a friend with pets. Its a good idea to carry the necessary allergy medications on you at all times. Such things may include allergy pills like allegra or claritin, allergy eye drops, nasal spray, or in extreme cases an Epipen.

4. Keep air clear

For those with dust allergies, it is important to clean ventilation systems at home regularly in addition to dusting in order to prevent allergy symptoms. Avoid going places that are dust-rich like the garage, basement, or crawl space. On warm breezy days, keep windows open to allow the fresh air in.

5. See the doctor

Visit your doctor to find out if there are any new treatments for your allergy, or if your allergy symptoms don't improve.


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Thursday, October 15, 2009

Feeling Depressed?


If you here the word depression right now you'd probably think about the economy and be thankful that we didn't dive down to the point where we would be repeating the 1930's. That was the Great Depression and your history lesson for the day.

However, when I say depression I'm talking about the medical condition, or clinical depression. The condition that affects more people than you might think. A condition that just seems to be getting worse as time goes on, not better.

Depression can be triggered by a large number of things. A passing of a family member may be very traumatic and cause you to become depressed. Psychological factors and chemical imbalances in the brain can also cause a person to become depressed. A lot of people do feel sad after a relative passes away, but for the "normal" person the depressed feeling only last for a brief period of time. However, someone who is depressed may experience very severe symptoms that last for a longer period of time.

Some of these symptoms are: sleeping more or less than normal, eating more or less than normal, having difficult concentrating/making decisions, loss of interest in activities, feeling worthless, helpless, or hopeless, decreased sex drive, avoiding people, strong feelings of sadness or grief, feeling unreasonably guilty, loss of energy, chronic fatigue, thoughts of death or suicide.

There is some responsibility that must be taken by close family members. If you think someone is depressed try to get them some help, they may need antidepressant medications. Also be patient with that person and try to comfort them. When you're feeling depressed you will need all the support of your close friends and family. This may help prevent serious long-term depression, and the repetition of depression.

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Thursday, October 08, 2009

How to Lower High Blood Pressure


Many people don't realize how bad high blood pressure can be for your body, and even more don't know how to lower high blood pressure even after they know they have it. High blood pressure can lead to early damage of the blood vessels and heart. This can cause strokes, kidney problems, and heart disease.

Because high blood pressure does not normally present any sort of symptoms it is important to get you blood pressure tested regularly. There are ways though that you can help keep your blood pressure down and decrease the risk of any potential outcomes of high blood pressure.

  • Don't smoke cigarettes or use any tobacco product.
  • Try to lose weight if you're overweight
  • Moderate intensity exercise 30 to 60 minutes, 4 to 7 days per week
  • Limit how much sodium you eat.
  • Limit the amount of alcohol you drink.
  • Eat foods containing enough potassium, calcium and magnesium.
  • Avoid fat and cholesterol.
  • Try relaxation techniques
There are also medications that can be taken to help lower your blood pressure. Medications are important and you may need to take them, but switching your lifestyle habits will make you healthier and if you don't have high blood pressure may save you from developing it in the first place.

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Monday, October 05, 2009

Osteoporosis


Osteoporosis- Osteoporosis is a particular condition that is characterized by the loss of the normal density of bone. This results in the very abnormally porous bone that is more compressible like a sponge and not dense. Osteoporosis leaves the person with very fragile bones and increases the risk of breaking bones. For many women entering menopause, osteoporosis becomes a very real possibility.

Osteoporosis can be a very damaging and dangerous condition that affects many Americans. However, the good news is that osteoporosis can be treated and you can help prevent it. Be warned though there is some effort required on your part. Quit smoking if you do smoke, watch your alcohol consumption, exercise fairly often, eat a balanced diet, and make sure you get enough calcium and vitamin D.

Medications are out there as well. In fact, you'll probably be required to take certain medicines if you have or are at risk of getting osteoporosis. Most medications focus on stopping bone loss and increasing bone strength. Luckily we live in a time where there are many different medications that can make living with osteoporosis manageable.

NOTE:
I do want to warn people not to over do it when they are exercising. Make sure you don't do anything that will hurt your fragile bones. Try to look for different forms of low-impact exercise. A swimming pool is a good example of low-impact exercise.

Interesting fact- smoking a pack of cigarettes a day throughout your adult life can actually reduce your bone mass by 5-10%.

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Thursday, October 01, 2009

How To Lower Cholesterol


A problem many people seem to be having is high cholesterol. Even though an incredible amount of people are aware of the risks with high cholesterol very few actually decide to change their way of living. Why? Who knows, maybe they are comfortable and are worried that lowering their cholesterol will cause a dramatic change that will disrupt their current state of content. However, for most people this is untrue. Before looking at ways to prevent high cholesterol lets take a look at what cholesterol is.

First and foremost, not all cholesterol is bad. You actually need cholesterol for your body to be healthy, but having too much can increase the risk of heart attack or stroke. Because cholesterol can build up in your arteries, it may lead to a blockage resulting in a very dangerous situation.

There are two types of cholesterol one that is bad for you body and another that's good for your body. Low-density lipoproteins (LDL) are bad because they tend to build up in your arteries, exactly what you don't want. However, high-density lipoproteins (HDL) are good for your body because they help remove cholesterol from the bloodstream.

There are some things you can do to lower cholesterol levels. Eating healthier foods can lower the levels of LDL in your body and you also might feel better in general with a better diet. If you smoke try quitting, this will increase the HDL levels and help remove some of that bad cholesterol that might become a serious health hazard. If you're overweight try to drop a few pounds, you'll feel better, look better, and your health will be better. Also, make sure you exercise on a regular basis.

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