Medicines have always been used to prevent disease, relieve or suppress symptoms and cure underlying conditions. Today for the first time many old and new remedies have come under the scientific microscope and some have been found ineffective or have been proved to have unacceptable side-effects. Medical and pharmaceutical research means that we have access [...]
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A Healthier Diet for Your Children
Posted by admin on August 12th, 2011
Obviously the sort of food your child eats plays a large part in determining how healthy he is now, but it’s also known that some long-term diseases have their roots in the kind of diet eaten in childhood. For years, nutritionists and doctors argued about what foods were best for us. Now, for the first [...]
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No Comments »How to Deal with Children Autism
Posted by admin on July 19th, 2011
This condition affects 4 or 5 children in every 10,000, boys more than girls. It is sometimes caused by a birth complication or epilepsy. Symptoms: Speech delay may be the main problem in a young child and 1 in 3 autistic children never learns to talk. Looking back to babyhood there may have been trouble [...]
Posted in Children Health Land Tags: autistic child, birth complication, children autism, epilepsy No Comments »How to Care for Your Baby’s Teeth
Posted by admin on July 13th, 2011
Dental decay, or caries, is still a major problem in children today. Undoubtedly some children have teeth which are inherently stronger and more resistant than others. However, dental decay is to a great extent preventable. The following four points are particularly important: Try only to give your child food containing added sugar with meals and [...]
Posted in Children Health Land Tags: baby teeth, care for baby’s teeth, dental decay, first baby teeth No Comments »How to Deal with Children Physical Shock
Posted by admin on July 3rd, 2011
Physical shock (as opposed to emotional shock) can lead to circulatory failure and can be fatal if not treated. Watch out for shock after serious external or internal bleeding, bad bruising, severe burns or other blistering, prolonged diarrhoea and vomiting, severe infection or allergy and after anything that has stopped the heart beating. What to [...]
