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A health study by Stacey Kenfield reported that women who quit smoking have a 21 percent lower risk of coronary heart exposed to at least within 5 years after he quit smoking. The risk is also influenced by other conditions, although the length of time varies depending on the condition of the disease. Losses due to smoking could be turned, from a smoker to a nonsmoker.
While based on the data of the world health organization, WHO, an estimated 3 million people in industrialized countries will die due to smoking in 2030 to come. Read more…

Mosquito coils are very dangerous, according to a recent study in Malaysia, one piece of mosquito coil produces dangers equivalent to 100 cigarettes, but not many people know about it. Sandeep Salvi, director of the Chest Research Foundation, said the damage to the lungs caused by a piece of mosquito coil mosquito coil is equivalent to one equivalent to the damage caused by 100 cigarettes.
Salvi aware of the lack of awareness about the impact of air pollution on human health. Read more…

Difficulties when feeding the baby can be bad for maternal mental health. A study published online in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology by Stephanie Watkins, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill reported that mothers who had difficulty breastfeeding in the first two weeks after childbirth, usually depression or severe stress for two months.
Research sources is obtained by collecting data on cases of 2586 women post-pregnancy depression . Depression that occurs in women during breast-feeding infant big influence on mental health. Using measurements of the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale, was found as much as 8.6% of cases are caused by problems experienced breastfeeding. Read more…

Acne is a serious problem that must be overcome during adolescence. Acne typically appears on the face due to hormonal changes and bacterial infection under the skin during puberty. According to Mehmet Oz, M. D., and Michael Roizen, M. D., in their recent book entitled YOU: The Owner’s Manual for Teens. When acne is squeezed hard enough to remove its contents, a little pus (white blood cells that eat bacteria) can be pushed under the skin. Pus is an inflammation”, and if you go into the oil glands located at the base of the hair follicle, pus could get under the skin, causing further inflammation. It is very dangerous and potentially lead to new acne. Read more…