The article below does. While it may be true that there are many things that money can't buy, it is equally true that there are many, many things that money can buy. Life's problems are manageable when one has lots of money. I think that to desire for more money should not be seen as obscene or odd. Money--when acquired legally and morally--is a celebration of one's own genius. It can be a gauge on how one has fared in life.
The medical opinions and advices contained in this blog are those of the respective authors and should serve as guides. The patient themselves have the final decision with what to do to their health.
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Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Monday, July 5, 2010
Postmenopausal UTI
Tanong: gusto ko po sanang i konsulta itong sakit na nararamdaman ko ang hinala ko po ay sakit sa bato pero dahhil po sa nabasa ko sa internet na ang sintomas ng kamimenopause pa lang. doc ang nararamdaman ko po ay pananakit sa ibaba ng kanan puson sa likod sa may kanang backbone pababa sa kanang binti at minn minutong pag ihi pero di naman masakit tuwing iihi sa backbone ko down sa pigi at legs ko ay parang mainit sa loob ng laman. pls doc tulungan nyo po ako kung ano ang dapat kong gawin o inuming gamot at ano sakit kaya ito. 49 yrs old na po ako. salamat po
Labels:
Medical Advice,
Reproductive Health,
Women's Health
Saturday, July 3, 2010
Signed copies of "JAPAN Lights and Shadows"
Do you wish to order signed copies of the book JAPAN Lights and Shadows?
PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY IN ORDER TO AVOID DELAYS IN THE DELIVERY. Thank you.
For orders within the Philippines
1. To order please send an email directly to the Book Order Team at admin@japanlightsandshadows.com. To expedite the request please make the subject of the email "Purchase RP-JLS", and provide quantity.
2. In the body of the email, please provide the following information. Incomplete details will significantly delay your order.
- Complete name
- Complete mailing address with ZIP code. No PO Boxes, please.
- Contact numbers (Fixed and/or Mobile)
- Email address
- Quantity of purchase
- Name/s, nickname/s to whom you want the book dedicated to
3. Choose one mode of payment.
- Paypal
- Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI)
4. An invoice, and Paypal or BPI details, will be sent to you by email in one or two business days. If you do not send the email with a subject "Purchase International-JLS", the invoice may take an extra day or two.
7. Costs (at USD1.00 to PhP50.00)*
- JAPAN Lights and Shadows (USD22.50)--PhP1,125.00
- Freight cost US to Philippines (USD12.50)--PhP625.00**
- Delivery cost: Manila to anywhere in the Philippines--PhP250.00~ **
- Total--PhP2,000.00
8. For inquiries: email us at admin@japanlightsandshadows.com
*Price of each book and shipping charges purchased directly from the publisher to the Philippines is USD41.25. To view click here.
**Subject to change depending on the volume of orders.
For orders outside the Philippines
1. To order please send an email directly to the Book Order Team at admin@japanlightsandshadows.com. To expedite the request please make the subject of the email "Purchase International-JLS", and provide quantity.
2. In the body of the email, please provide the following information. Incomplete details will significantly delay your order.
- Complete name
- Complete mailing address with ZIP code. No PO Boxes, please.
- Email address
- Quantity of purchase
- Name/s, nickname/s to whom you want the book dedicated to
3. Choose one mode of payment.
- Paypal
- Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI)
4. An invoice, and Paypal or BPI details, will be sent to you by email in one or two business days. If you do not send the email with a subject "Purchase International-JLS", the invoice may take an extra day or two.
5. Inform us by email once full payment has been made. Include the date, time, and receipt number of your payment.
6. Upon receipt of full payment, the book will be delivered to you through the international courier service on the succeeding business day. Email notification is in order.
7. Costs*
- JAPAN Lights and Shadows--USD22.50
- Freight cost US to Philippines--USD12.50**
- Delivery cost: Manila to anywhere in the World--To be determined
- Total--USD35.00 plus Delivery cost**
8. For inquiries: email us at admin@japanlightsandshadows.com
*Click here to view the price of each book and shipping charges if purchased directly from the publisher.
**Subject to change depending on the volume of orders.
Friday, July 2, 2010
Wanting pregnancy past 40
Question: i plan to settle down but would want a child.. i guess as my kids grow older I realise my mother instintct will always be there.. I still want to get pregnant. being 40 turning 41, i know the chances are little. I am even considering IVF.. but hopefully i won,t have to resort to that.. I still have periods regularly.. di na nga lang ako nabubuntis..
Labels:
Medical Advice,
Reproductive Health,
Women's Health
Thursday, July 1, 2010
"JAPAN Lights and Shadows" Debuts in Japan
The author is extremely glad that the book JAPAN Lights and Shadows has made its first public appearance in Sapporo, Japan on Sunday, 27 June 2010. Through the concert titled "Summer Disco Vol 9" held at the posh Royton Hotel, all the books were sold out.
Thank you to all those who supported the book.
Click this link to view the photos:http://www.japanlightsandshadows.com/events.html
Sincerely,
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Preterm labor
Tanong: Good morning, nabasa ko po ung website nyo and isa po sana ako sa hihingi ng help nyo. Doc I would like to ask po sana how to prevent "manas"? I'm 5months pregnant po, I was diagnosed w/ threatened abortion last dec 6, kc po nagka-bloody discharge po ako.
Labels:
Medical Advice,
Reproductive Health,
Women's Health
Monday, June 28, 2010
Mahina ang pandinig (Hearing Impaired)
Tanong: Ako po ay 20 years old girl 16 palang ako nang magsimulang manghibna ang pandinig ko, halos 5 years na po ako nagtitiis sa ganitong kalagayan ano po bang dapat kong gawin?? hirap po kasi makisama sa ibang tao palagi kasi nila ko pinagtatawanan kasi di ko sila naiintindihan, ano po bang pinakamurang gamot ang pwede kong gamitin, kelangan ko dawmagpatinginsa especialista, poor tone audiometry daw ang kelangan ko, ano po bang magandang tips ang dapat kong gawin para gumaling na ko hirap na hirap na po kc talaga ko lagi nga ko umiiyak pag tinutukso nila ko mahirap lang po kasi ko wala kong pera pang pagamot!!! sana matulungan nyo po ako,,,
Friday, June 25, 2010
Face your problem Part 2 (VIDEO)
PIXEL Laser Skin Rejuvenation/Resurfacing is the latest approach to improving skin complexion, texture and tone, acne scars and wrinkles on all areas of the body using fractional resurfacing.
The PIXEL represents the latest generation of laser skin resurfacing devices capable of improving a variety of skin conditions without the downtime and discomfort associated with other resurfacing lasers.
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Butt you can enhance (VIDEO)
Since the beginning of time, the Buttocks have always been one of the two most important determinants of the Beauty of the female torso.
...Until now, those who have flat buttocks have had no real options for having rounder, more desirable buttocks. And those whose buttocks are larger than desired or poorly shaped have just had to live with it. Now, for the first time there are true options to surgically augment the buttocks and or contour the buttocks to achieve a more beautiful, rounded and firmly shaped rear!
...Until now, those who have flat buttocks have had no real options for having rounder, more desirable buttocks. And those whose buttocks are larger than desired or poorly shaped have just had to live with it. Now, for the first time there are true options to surgically augment the buttocks and or contour the buttocks to achieve a more beautiful, rounded and firmly shaped rear!
Monday, June 21, 2010
Postpartum exercise (VIDEO)
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists says it's okay to gradually resume exercising when you feel up to it. But your doctor or midwife may ask you to wait until your six-week postpartum checkup so she can see how you're doing first.
Generally, if you exercised throughout your pregnancy and had a normal vaginal delivery, you can safely perform your pregnancy workout — or at least light exercise, such as walking, modified push-ups, and stretching — within days of giving birth. After your first postpartum week, a slow to moderate 30-minute walk three times a week is fine. As you regain strength, you can increase the length or number of walks.
If you had a c-section, expect to wait about six to eight weeks to exercise. However, walking at an easy pace is encouraged because it promotes healing and helps prevent complications such as blood clots.
If you weren't active during your pregnancy, or tapered off your fitness routine as the weeks went on, start slow and check with your doctor or midwife before you begin exercising.
In any case, remember that your joints and ligaments will still be loose for about three to five months, so watch your step to avoid spills. If you want to take an exercise class, try to find one taught by a postpartum exercise specialist or go for a low-impact class focused on toning and stretching. Many YMCAs, recreation centers, gyms, and yoga studios offer exercise classes for new moms.
Exercise is good for you, but in the first few months after you give birth, don't overdo it. Your body needs time to heal, and you need time to adjust to your new role and to care for and bond with your baby.
Watch the 3:20 long video below for more information.
Source: http://www.symposier.com/library_detail/7799/How-Soon-After-Giving-Birth-Can-You-Exercise
Generally, if you exercised throughout your pregnancy and had a normal vaginal delivery, you can safely perform your pregnancy workout — or at least light exercise, such as walking, modified push-ups, and stretching — within days of giving birth. After your first postpartum week, a slow to moderate 30-minute walk three times a week is fine. As you regain strength, you can increase the length or number of walks.
If you had a c-section, expect to wait about six to eight weeks to exercise. However, walking at an easy pace is encouraged because it promotes healing and helps prevent complications such as blood clots.
If you weren't active during your pregnancy, or tapered off your fitness routine as the weeks went on, start slow and check with your doctor or midwife before you begin exercising.
In any case, remember that your joints and ligaments will still be loose for about three to five months, so watch your step to avoid spills. If you want to take an exercise class, try to find one taught by a postpartum exercise specialist or go for a low-impact class focused on toning and stretching. Many YMCAs, recreation centers, gyms, and yoga studios offer exercise classes for new moms.
Exercise is good for you, but in the first few months after you give birth, don't overdo it. Your body needs time to heal, and you need time to adjust to your new role and to care for and bond with your baby.
Watch the 3:20 long video below for more information.
Source: http://www.symposier.com/library_detail/7799/How-Soon-After-Giving-Birth-Can-You-Exercise
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