Using The Vapors Of Essential Oils To Heal Your Mood

August 23rd, 2009 No Comments   Posted in Beauty

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Using the oils extracts from many different types of plants has been around for hundreds of years. Spices and herbs were long sought after not only for their taste sometimes, but for their smells as well. Today many people will refer to the use of essential oils as aromatherapy. This particular term has been around since the 1920’s and is widely used today. It describes the heating of these natural oils as a way of producing some affect in people. The effect can sometimes be physical as with the use on mentho-lyptus oils. Smelling this can help with congestion in the head and chest and have actual beneficial qualities.

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Medicine World, am I ready for it

February 13th, 2009 No Comments   Posted in Health
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My regular attachment at the hospital was an eye-opener to the intriguing world of medicine. Shadowing several doctors on their rounds and attending their consultation sessions got me used to seeing sick people and common ailments.

They do their own jobs individually and independently, but when come to troubles, they team up, divide jobs, guide their staffs and settled problems together, that triggers me to joint to this elite team soon. Giving a warmed hug, grasped a cold sweating hand and whispered, “Good girl, you can do” to a young mother through her first normal delivery seems just a little to me at first. However, when the mother really appreciated the small deed made me realize that a doctor’s duty not only to prescribed medicine but also has the healing words and touch.

The sight of a baby delivered through normal and Caesarean section birth was an exhilarating encounter, which triggered my expectations of more learning experience to come. I watched the ultrasound scan that gave the inexpressible thrill to a newly-wed couple which pregnancy was confirmed and even the depression of a mom whose pregnancy ended in miscarriage. Observing several post-mortems including a doctor who perform a suicide actualize that life as a doctor has its own thick and thin that made me to become strong and be prepared. I had the privilege to observed ward dressing and seeing circumcisions being performed on young Muslim boys. I was very attached to a little boy, an abused victim, asked me to paint words “I love u” on his surgical glove balloon while I was painting the murals.

He reminds me of how fortunate I am to be born in a happy family. Assisting medical assistants and nurses with first aid routines enabled me gain hands-on experience of treating out-patients. Coupled with this, it gave me a sense of camaraderie with the doctors, medical assistants and the nurses at the hospitals.

Realizing that medicine is fully physically and mentally demanding makes me eager to learn and pursue knowledge to contribute to the community. It would be rather idealism if I were to say my only desire is to save as many souls as possible. A doctor may save lives but more importantly, I hope to touch lives through my selfless deeds and abide by the Hippocratic Oath. I believe that medicine can give me a wide opportunity to help towards the progression of society towards better living standards.

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Tips to Freshen Up Your Life

June 13th, 2008 No Comments   Posted in Health

Great finds at this locationDo you know how to stay healthy, fit and enjoy top taste,while saving money and creating minimal impact on the environment

Prepare vegetables just before eating or cooking.Once cut,they start to lose vitamins.Soaking cut vegetables in water also leaches nutrients.Seal cut,unused portions tightly in a plastic bag in the fridge.

Drink fresh fruit and vegetables juices within three to four hours of squeezing.The longer you leave juice exposed to the air,the more it oxidizes and begins to lose important nutritional value.Consider adding some of the pulp in-it’s high in fibre

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