… as smoke, fragrances or household chemicals can sometimes cause congestion and inflammation in the nose. Changes in temperature or barometric pressure can also cause nonallergic rhinitis, he adds. (Thanks a lot, weather.)Nasal spraysIt’s …
… Both synthetic and plant-based nitrites can lead to the formation of nitrosamines, especially under high cooking temperatures.While nitrates and nitrites are classified as curing ingredients by organizations like the United States Department of …
… a letter from your doctor that verifies its use,” Snyder says.Some medications are sensitive to high temperatures and humidity, so store your medicines correctly while you’re traveling and after you arrive.If you …
… cholesterol levels.2. Choose healthy versus unhealthy fats.Healthy (unsaturated) fats don’t turn solid at room temperature, and include plant oils, nuts, olives, avocado and fatty fish.Saturated fats turn solid at room temperature …
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… shaped neti pot, the tool works pretty simply. Here’s what do to:Combine warm or room temperature water with the salt package provided with your neti pot to make the saline solution and pour …
… dysfunction.People with this problem have difficulty regulating involuntary functions such as heart rate, breathing and body temperature, in addition to blood pressure. “We usually send these patients to cardiology for testing,” notes Dr. Lioudis …
… vomiting.Diarrhea.Abdominal pain.EuphoriaVisual or auditory hallucinations.Anxiety.Increases in blood pressure, heart rate and body temperature.Dehydration.Less common negative side effects participants reported in the Global Ayahuasca Survey include:Muscle aches.Difficulty …
Losing is bound to happen — it’s just the way the world works. If your child plays competitive sports or loves family game nights, they are bound to lose sometimes. And, as a parent, it …
Does the thumb side of your hand feel like it’s going to sleep — that weak, numb, pins-and-needles feeling — for no apparent reason? You may suspect that you have carpal tunnel syndrome.The …
“Oh man, I think I only got four hours last night.” This may be a phrase you’ve uttered after a night of tossing and turning. But getting fewer than seven hours of sleep …
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