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Tip 1. To look young, take lecithin.
In some cases, the cosmetic effect of lecithin
does as much for the mental outlook of
persons
as it does for their physical well-being. It has
been found to eliminate the yellow or
yellowbrown
plaques on the skin or around the eyes
caused by fatty deposits. It is a natural
tranquilliser which is beneficial in nervous
exhaustion. It can produce great alertness in
elderly
people.
Some studies have indicated that lecithin
increases the gamma globulin in the blood.
This
helps fight infection. It provides an increased
immunity against pneumonia. It has also been
found to lower blood pressure in some people.
In combination with vitamin E, it has proved
helpful in lowering the requirements of insulin
in diabetics. It has also proved valuable in the
treatment of certain skin ailments, including
acne, eczema and psoriasis.
Tip 2. Controlled breathing allows restful
sleep.
Controlled breathing is also a great help in
inducing sleep. The method is to lie on your
side in
bed, and then take three deep breaths
expanding the abdomen completely. Then
hold your
breath as long as you can. Next, take three
more breaths and repeat the breath-holding.
While
you hold your breath, carbon dioxide
accumulates in the body and induces natural
sleep.
Regular, active exercising during the day and
mild exercise at bedtime enhances the
quantity
and the quality of sleep. Exercise stimulates
the elimination of lactic acid from the body
which
correlates with stress and muscular tension.
Regular exercise also produces hormonal
changes which are beneficial to the body and
to the sleep pattern. Walking, jogging,
skipping,
swimming are all ideal exercises. Vigorous
exercise should, however, be avoided at night
as
this can be over stimulating.
Tip 3. Quick tips for curing backache.
For chronic conditions of the lower back,
consider the alternate hipbath.
This technique of the nature cure also known
as revulsive hipbath This bath relieves chronic
inflammatory conditions of the pelvic viscera
such as salpingitis, ovaritis, cellulitis and
various
neuralgias of the genitourinary organs,
sciatica and lumbago.
The temperature in the hot tub should be 40Âş
C to 45Âş C and in the cold tub 10Âş C to 18ÂşC.
The
patient should alternately sit in the hot tub for
five minutes and then in the cold tub for three
minutes. The duration of the bath is generally
10 to 20 minutes. The head and neck should
be
kept cold with a cold compress. The treatment
should end with a dash of cold water to the
hips.
Tip 4. Quick tips for curing fatigue.
Throw away your sleeping pills and learn the
methods of refreshing sleep. Sleeping well is
an
art. It needs a perfect blend of healthy habits
and control of mind. A clean body and mind,
relaxed mood, physical exercises, and perfect
dietary control are some of the basic
sleepinducing
methods. Unpleasant situations at bed time
such as arguments, quarrels, watching a
horror movie, listening to loud music which
would create anxiety, fear, excitement and
worries
should be avoided. Such situations stimulate
the cerebral cortex and tend to keep one
awake.
The sleeping place should be well ventilated,
with balanced temperature and free from
noises.
The bed should be neither too hard nor too
soft, but comfortable. The pillow should not be
too
hard or too high. The bedclothes should be
loose-fitting and light coloured. Another
important
rule is not to have heavy food shortly before
bed time.
Sleeping pills are no remedy for
sleeplessness. They are habit-forming and
become less
effective when taken continuously. They lower
the I.Q. dull the brain and can prove fatal if
taken in excess or before or after alcohol. The
side-effect of sleeping pills include indigestion,
skin rashes, lowered resistance to infection,
circulatory and respiratory problems, poor
appetite, high blood pressure, kidney and liver
problems and mental confusion. Gain good
sleep through healthy habits rather than from
pharmacy.
Tip 5. Quick tips for curing joint pain.
Stiff and swollen joints can be cured by
massage combined with mechanical
movements.
Massage is, however, not recommended in
serious inflammatory cases of the joints and in
tubercular joints. It should also be avoided in
infectious diseases like diphtheria and
gonorrhoea which cause formation of pus as
massage may spread the pus to the entire
system. Sprains and bruises can be cured by
massage. In these cases, affected parts
should
first be bathed with hot water for 15 to 30
minutes. Next the massage should be done
for a few
minutes. Gentle stroking and kneading is
recommended on and around the injured
tissues.
Fractures can also be treated through
massage.
This form of massage is of great help in
atrophy of the muscles which usually follows if
the
muscles are not used for any length of time.
This condition may also be brought about by
injuries, diseases of the joints, inflammation of
the muscles and nerves, and by too long use
of
cats, bandages and splints.
A human being carries one -half of the weight
of his body in the form of muscular tissues.
One-fourth of the blood supply circulates in
the muscles. When one gets a good massage
treatment, the muscles get regenerated and
are then capable of holding half of the blood
supply.
Massage thus provides additional
nourishment to feed the muscular tissues,
helping them to
grow strong. Tapping, striking, and vibrating
help the muscle to develop its contractile
power.
Muscle massage is brought by first effleurage,
kneading, followed by tapotement. Later,
active
and passive movements are given.
Tip 6. Quick tips for curing male
impotence.
The surprising cure for male impotence is
derived from the simple soybean. For sexual
potency, take lecithin.
Lecithin has been suggested as a sexual aid.
It was used in Germany 30 years ago as a
restorative of sexual powers, for glandular
exhaustion and nervous and mental disorders.
Seminal fluid is rich in lecithin. Because of its
loss from the body, its need for men is
regarded
as specially great, but women also benefit
from lecithin. Its use is also considered
valuable in
minimising pre-menstrual and menopausal
tension.
All that must be remembered in taking this
entirely non-toxic supplement is that "more is
not
always better." When your stomach begins to
reject the supplement, you have taken
enough.
Signs of excessive dosage are loose bowels
and very mildly acidic stomach. These
symptoms
disappear when the dosage is normalized.
Tip 7. Quick tips for curing nerve
problems.
Massage benefits many nerve problems.
In case of acute inflammation of the nerves,
massage should be done carefully. Light and
gentle stroking are recommended. Deep
pressure should not be used on swollen
nerves for it
will increase the inflammation. All that is
needed is just a gentle tapotement or beating
of the
nerve.
Nerve compression is recommended for
soothing emotional tension. Grasp the limb
with both
hands, and create firm pressure around and
down the arm. Start with the shoulder and
proceed down to the wrist.
As you leave the grip, bring the hands down a
little and make another pressure. As a
result, blood circulation will increase. Spinal
nerve compression is extremely beneficial. It
is
done by the palm of the hand. Vibration of the
fingers stimulate it. Sleeplessness can be
cured
by long slow and gentle stroking down the
spine and entire back.
Tip 8. Quick tips for curing obesity.
For a low-calorie diet, eat a vegetarian diet.
A vegetarian diet can have many nutritional
benefits, if it is rich in fruits and vegetables,
and
contains moderate amounts of seeds, nuts,
whole grains and legumes. One of the main
benefits of a proper vegetarian diet is its low
caloric content in relation to the bulk supplied,
which helps maintain ideal weight.
Another benefit of the vegetarian diet is the
much lower intake of fat, if dairy products,
seeds
and nuts are eaten sparingly. This accounts
for lower serum cholesterol levels found in
vegetarians, which considerably reduces the
risk of developing heart diseases and breast
and
colon cancer.
A third nutritional advantage of the vegetarian
diet is its high fibre content. Fibre, being
indigestible, increases the bulk of the faces,
keeps them soft and makes them easy to
expel.
One study has indicated that lacto-ovo
vegetarians consume twice as much and
vegans four
times as much fibre as non-vegetarians. High
fibre intake has been associated with
decreased
risks of diseases of the colon, appendicitis,
cancer of the colon and rectum, hiatus hernia,
piles
and varicose veins.
Tip 9. Relieve stress by meditation, not
medication.
Today is an ideal day to be open to spiritual
inspiration. Limit the effects of stress in your
life.
The body and the mind react to any stress
factor. A large number of physical changes
take
place at the time of stress induced arousal.
The brain and nervous system become
intensely
active, the pupils of the eye dilate, digestion
slows down, muscles become tense, the heart
starts pumping blood harder and faster, blood
pressure increases , breathing become faster,
hormones such as adrenaline are released
into the system along with glucose from the
liver
and sweating starts.
All these changes take place in a split second
under the direction of the nervous system. If
the
stress factors are immediately removed, no
harm accrues and all the changes are
reversed.
How can you stop the effects of stress? The
steps in this direction should include regular
practice of any relaxation method or
meditation technique, cultivating the art of
doing things
slowly (particularly activities like eating,
walking and talking) limiting the working day
to nine to
ten hours and five and a half days weekly,
cultivating a creative hobby and spending
some
time daily on this, avoiding working against
unrealistic targets and completing one task
before
starting another.
Tip 10. More insight into insomnia.
If restful sleep escapes you, be sure to
detoxify. Do you get enough sleep? Sleep is
essential
to the detoxification of the body. If you do not
get enough sleep, you should be sure to
cleanse
your body of potential poisons. sleep is the
chemical theory. As a result of experiments in
the
metabolism of sleeping subjects, it is
considered that the fatigue inducing sleep
may be a mild
form of blood poisoning or toxaemia. This "
poisoning" is believed to be brought on by the
expenditure of energy during the waking
hours. According to this theory, every
contraction of a
muscle and every impulse passing through
the brain or the nerves breaks down a certain
amount of tissue. The debris from broken
down tissue is then thrown into the
bloodstream. In
the waking state, much of the waste from
broken down tissue is got rid of through the
natural
eliminating processes of lungs, kidneys,
bowels and skin. Be sure to get enough sleep-
or if you
do not wake refreshed, be sure to detoxify.
Tip 11. Quick tips for dealing with loss of
appetite.
Loss of appetite can itself be a serious health
condition. Particularly in wasting diseases,
such
as asthma, AIDS, cancer, emphysema, or
chronic degeneration of the central nervous
system,
a healthy appetite can even make the
difference between life and death.
Lack of appetite can result from an
inadequate supply of vitamin B, which leads to
low
production of hydrochloric acid by the
stomach. Hydrochloric acid is essential for the
digestion
of food and absorption of vitamins and
minerals into the blood. It is, therefore,
necessary that
the daily diet should be rich in vitamin B for
normal appetite. Proper digestion and
absorption of
foods and regular elimination. Foods rich in
vitamin B are all whole grain cereals,
blackstrap
molasses, nuts, soybean, eggs and butter.
Vegetable oil is of special value to those
wishing to
gain weight as it is rich in vitamin E and
essential fatty acids.
Tip 12. More insight into impotence.
Direct physical damage to the male
reproductive tract can result in impotence. In
most cases,
however, there is no obvious reason for this
condition.
The main problem of secondary impotence is
the apprehension created by failure
which generates a good deal of anxiety for the
next time round regarding the likelihood of
failure. If, in fact, intercourse is attempted
again and the same failure results, then a
vicious
circle is established. Anxiety of failure is
established as an anticipatory reflex which in
turn
impairs the capacity of the penis.
Tip 13. Insight into underweight, the
overlooked threat to health.
Underweight due to an inadequate caloric in
take is a serious condition, especially in the
young. They often feel easily fatigued, have
poor physical stamina and lowered resistance
to
infection.
Diseases like tuberculosis, respiratory
disorders, pneumonia, circulatory diseases
like heart
disorders, cerebral haemorrhage, nephritis,
typhoid fever and cancer are quite common
among
them. The occurrence of the complications of
pregnancy in your women may result from
inadequate calorie intake.
Tip 14. Quick tips for gaining weight.
Diet plays an important role in building up
health for gaining weight. Nutrients which help
keep
the nerves relaxes are of utmost importance
as nervousness causes all the muscles to
become
tense and the energy which goes into the
tenseness wastefully uses up a great deal of
food.
Although all vitamins and minerals are
required for a sound health the most important
ones are
vitamin D and B6, calcium and magnesium.
The richest sources of vitamin D are milk, cod
liver
oil and the rays of the sun.
Calcium is also supplied by milk and yoghurt.
Magnesium can be obtained from green leafy
vegetables such as spinach, parsley, turnip,
radish and beet tops. These vegetables
should be
eaten a salad, lightly cooked.
But what is the real secret to correcting
underweight? Underweight persons should
eat
frequent small meals as they tend to feel full
quickly. Meals may be divided into six small
ones
instead of three big ones. These may consist
of three smaller meals and three substantial
snacks between them. The weight-building
quality of a food is measured by the number
of
calories it contains. To gain weight, the diet
should include more calories than are used in
daily
activities so as to allow the excess to be
stored as body fat.
The allowance of 500 calories in excess of the
daily average needs is estimated to provide
for
a weight gain of one pound weekly.
Tip 15. Quick tips for treating urinary tract
infections.
To fight harmful bacteria in the urinary tract,
encourage the growth of helpful bacteria. To
encourage the growth of healthy symbiotic
bacteria in your digestive system, consume
fibre.
Dietary fibre increases the bacteria in the
large intestines which require nitrogen for their
growth. This in turn reduces the chances of
cancerous changes in cells by reducing the
amount of ammonia in the large bowel. Fibre
reduces the absorption of cholesterol in the
diet.
It also slows down the rate of absorption of
sugars from the food in the digestive system.
Certain types of fibre increase the viscosity of
the food content. This increased viscosity
indirectly reduces the need for insulin
secreted by the pancreas. Thus a fibre-rich
diet can help
in diabetes mellitus.
Tip 16. Ayurvedic Foods for TB
The custard apple is regarded as an effective
food remedy for tuberculosis. It is said to
contain
the qualities of rejuvenating drugs.
The Ayurvedic practitioner prepares a
fermented liquor called sitaphalasava from the
custard
apple in its season for use as medicine in the
treatment of tuberculosis. It is prepared by
boiling
custard apple pulp and seedless raisins in
water on slow fire. It is filtered when about
one third
of water is left. It is then mixed with powdered
sugar and candy and also the powder of
cardamom, cinnamon and certain other
condiments.
Cardamom, cinnamon, and similar spices are
themselves of benefit in treating TB
Tip 17. The Gooseberry for Chronic Lung
Conditions
Indian gooseberry has proved to be an
effective remedy for tuberculosis. A
tablespoonful each
of fresh amla juice and honey mixed together
should be taken every morning in this
condition.
Its regular use will promote vigour and vitality
in the body within a few days.
Regular use of radish is also of aid. Consider
any spicy vegetables a useful addition to the
therapeutic diet for tuberculosis.
Tip 18. Quick tips for curing sinusitis.
Plenty of sleep, adequate rest and fresh air
are essential in the treatment of sinus trouble.
Patients should avoid the use of perfumes
and strongly scented hair oil.
Correcting the faulty diet is of utmost
importance in the treatment of sinusitis.
Patients should
take a balanced diet. Most persons with sinus
trouble also suffer from acidity. Their diet
should,
therefore, veer to the alkaline side. The intake
of salt should be reduced to the minimum as
salt
leads to accumulation of water in the tissues
and expels calcium from the body.
Tip 19. The Key Nutrient for Treating TB
The chief therapeutic agent needed for the
treatment of tuberculosis is calcium. Milk,
being the
richest food source for the supply of organic
calcium to the body, should be taken liberally.
The
diet for tuberculosis should include at least
one litre of milk daily.
Why milk? Milk helps maintain weight.
Appropriate body weight is among the most
important physical attributes and has a deep
influence upon the health and personality of
an individual. For a healthy body, weight
slightly
above the average is favorable upto the age
of 30 years, as it serves as a good defense
measure against certain diseases, especially
tuberculosis. Between 30 and 40 years of
age,
the endeavor should be to maintain the weight
at the average level as during this period,
many
future diseases have their beginning. After the
age of 40, it will be advisable to keep the
weight
slightly below the average, so as to lighten the
burden on the heart, kidney and other vital
organs.
Tip 20. Nature Cure Methodology for
Tuberculosis
Tuberculosis is no longer considered
incurable if it is tackled in the early stages. An
all round
scheme of dietetic and vitality building
programme along natural lines is the only
method to
overcome the disease. As a first step, the
patient should be put on an exclusive fresh
fruit diet
for three or four days. He should have three
meals a day of fresh, juicy fruits, such as
apples,
grapes, pears, peaches, oranges, pineapple,
melon or any other juicy fruit in season.
Bananas,
dried or tinned fruits should not be taken. For
drinks, unsweetened lemon water or plain
water
either hot or cold may be taken. If losing such
weight on the all-fruit diet, those already under
weight may add a glass of milk to each fruit
meal.
After the all-fruit diet, the patient should adopt
a fruit and milk diet. For this diet, the meals
are
exactly the same as the all-fruit diet, but with
milk added to each fruit meal. The patient may
begin with a litre of milk the first day and
increase by quarter litre daily up to two to two
and a
half litres according to how the milk agrees.
The milk should be fresh and unboiled, but
may be
slightly warmed if desired. It should be sipped
very slowly. The fruit and milk diet should be
continued for four to six weeks. Thereafter,
the following dietary may be adopted:
* Breakfast: Fresh fruits, as obtainable, and
milk. Prunes or other dried fruits may also be
taken, if desired.
* Lunch: Steamed vegetables as available,
one or two whole wheat chapattis and a glass
of
* buttermilk.
* Dinner: A bowl of raw salad of suitable
vegetables with whole wheat bread and
butter.
Stewed fruit or cooked apple may be taken for
dessert.
* At bed time: A glass of milk.
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  • 1.
    H6f6 Tip 1. Tolook young, take lecithin. In some cases, the cosmetic effect of lecithin does as much for the mental outlook of persons as it does for their physical well-being. It has been found to eliminate the yellow or yellowbrown plaques on the skin or around the eyes caused by fatty deposits. It is a natural tranquilliser which is beneficial in nervous exhaustion. It can produce great alertness in elderly people. Some studies have indicated that lecithin increases the gamma globulin in the blood. This helps fight infection. It provides an increased immunity against pneumonia. It has also been found to lower blood pressure in some people. In combination with vitamin E, it has proved helpful in lowering the requirements of insulin in diabetics. It has also proved valuable in the treatment of certain skin ailments, including acne, eczema and psoriasis. Tip 2. Controlled breathing allows restful sleep.
  • 2.
    Controlled breathing isalso a great help in inducing sleep. The method is to lie on your side in bed, and then take three deep breaths expanding the abdomen completely. Then hold your breath as long as you can. Next, take three more breaths and repeat the breath-holding. While you hold your breath, carbon dioxide accumulates in the body and induces natural sleep. Regular, active exercising during the day and mild exercise at bedtime enhances the quantity and the quality of sleep. Exercise stimulates the elimination of lactic acid from the body which correlates with stress and muscular tension. Regular exercise also produces hormonal changes which are beneficial to the body and to the sleep pattern. Walking, jogging, skipping, swimming are all ideal exercises. Vigorous exercise should, however, be avoided at night as this can be over stimulating.
  • 3.
    Tip 3. Quicktips for curing backache. For chronic conditions of the lower back, consider the alternate hipbath. This technique of the nature cure also known as revulsive hipbath This bath relieves chronic inflammatory conditions of the pelvic viscera such as salpingitis, ovaritis, cellulitis and various neuralgias of the genitourinary organs, sciatica and lumbago. The temperature in the hot tub should be 40Âş C to 45Âş C and in the cold tub 10Âş C to 18ÂşC. The patient should alternately sit in the hot tub for five minutes and then in the cold tub for three minutes. The duration of the bath is generally 10 to 20 minutes. The head and neck should be kept cold with a cold compress. The treatment should end with a dash of cold water to the hips. Tip 4. Quick tips for curing fatigue. Throw away your sleeping pills and learn the methods of refreshing sleep. Sleeping well is an art. It needs a perfect blend of healthy habits and control of mind. A clean body and mind,
  • 4.
    relaxed mood, physicalexercises, and perfect dietary control are some of the basic sleepinducing methods. Unpleasant situations at bed time such as arguments, quarrels, watching a horror movie, listening to loud music which would create anxiety, fear, excitement and worries should be avoided. Such situations stimulate the cerebral cortex and tend to keep one awake. The sleeping place should be well ventilated, with balanced temperature and free from noises. The bed should be neither too hard nor too soft, but comfortable. The pillow should not be too hard or too high. The bedclothes should be loose-fitting and light coloured. Another important rule is not to have heavy food shortly before bed time. Sleeping pills are no remedy for sleeplessness. They are habit-forming and become less effective when taken continuously. They lower the I.Q. dull the brain and can prove fatal if
  • 5.
    taken in excessor before or after alcohol. The side-effect of sleeping pills include indigestion, skin rashes, lowered resistance to infection, circulatory and respiratory problems, poor appetite, high blood pressure, kidney and liver problems and mental confusion. Gain good sleep through healthy habits rather than from pharmacy. Tip 5. Quick tips for curing joint pain. Stiff and swollen joints can be cured by massage combined with mechanical movements. Massage is, however, not recommended in serious inflammatory cases of the joints and in tubercular joints. It should also be avoided in infectious diseases like diphtheria and gonorrhoea which cause formation of pus as massage may spread the pus to the entire system. Sprains and bruises can be cured by massage. In these cases, affected parts should first be bathed with hot water for 15 to 30 minutes. Next the massage should be done for a few minutes. Gentle stroking and kneading is recommended on and around the injured tissues.
  • 6.
    Fractures can alsobe treated through massage. This form of massage is of great help in atrophy of the muscles which usually follows if the muscles are not used for any length of time. This condition may also be brought about by injuries, diseases of the joints, inflammation of the muscles and nerves, and by too long use of cats, bandages and splints. A human being carries one -half of the weight of his body in the form of muscular tissues. One-fourth of the blood supply circulates in the muscles. When one gets a good massage treatment, the muscles get regenerated and are then capable of holding half of the blood supply. Massage thus provides additional nourishment to feed the muscular tissues, helping them to grow strong. Tapping, striking, and vibrating help the muscle to develop its contractile power. Muscle massage is brought by first effleurage, kneading, followed by tapotement. Later, active
  • 7.
    and passive movementsare given. Tip 6. Quick tips for curing male impotence. The surprising cure for male impotence is derived from the simple soybean. For sexual potency, take lecithin. Lecithin has been suggested as a sexual aid. It was used in Germany 30 years ago as a restorative of sexual powers, for glandular exhaustion and nervous and mental disorders. Seminal fluid is rich in lecithin. Because of its loss from the body, its need for men is regarded as specially great, but women also benefit from lecithin. Its use is also considered valuable in minimising pre-menstrual and menopausal tension. All that must be remembered in taking this entirely non-toxic supplement is that "more is not always better." When your stomach begins to reject the supplement, you have taken enough. Signs of excessive dosage are loose bowels and very mildly acidic stomach. These symptoms
  • 8.
    disappear when thedosage is normalized. Tip 7. Quick tips for curing nerve problems. Massage benefits many nerve problems. In case of acute inflammation of the nerves, massage should be done carefully. Light and gentle stroking are recommended. Deep pressure should not be used on swollen nerves for it will increase the inflammation. All that is needed is just a gentle tapotement or beating of the nerve. Nerve compression is recommended for soothing emotional tension. Grasp the limb with both hands, and create firm pressure around and down the arm. Start with the shoulder and proceed down to the wrist. As you leave the grip, bring the hands down a little and make another pressure. As a result, blood circulation will increase. Spinal nerve compression is extremely beneficial. It is done by the palm of the hand. Vibration of the fingers stimulate it. Sleeplessness can be cured
  • 9.
    by long slowand gentle stroking down the spine and entire back. Tip 8. Quick tips for curing obesity. For a low-calorie diet, eat a vegetarian diet. A vegetarian diet can have many nutritional benefits, if it is rich in fruits and vegetables, and contains moderate amounts of seeds, nuts, whole grains and legumes. One of the main benefits of a proper vegetarian diet is its low caloric content in relation to the bulk supplied, which helps maintain ideal weight. Another benefit of the vegetarian diet is the much lower intake of fat, if dairy products, seeds and nuts are eaten sparingly. This accounts for lower serum cholesterol levels found in vegetarians, which considerably reduces the risk of developing heart diseases and breast and colon cancer. A third nutritional advantage of the vegetarian diet is its high fibre content. Fibre, being indigestible, increases the bulk of the faces, keeps them soft and makes them easy to expel.
  • 10.
    One study hasindicated that lacto-ovo vegetarians consume twice as much and vegans four times as much fibre as non-vegetarians. High fibre intake has been associated with decreased risks of diseases of the colon, appendicitis, cancer of the colon and rectum, hiatus hernia, piles and varicose veins. Tip 9. Relieve stress by meditation, not medication. Today is an ideal day to be open to spiritual inspiration. Limit the effects of stress in your life. The body and the mind react to any stress factor. A large number of physical changes take place at the time of stress induced arousal. The brain and nervous system become intensely active, the pupils of the eye dilate, digestion slows down, muscles become tense, the heart starts pumping blood harder and faster, blood pressure increases , breathing become faster,
  • 11.
    hormones such asadrenaline are released into the system along with glucose from the liver and sweating starts. All these changes take place in a split second under the direction of the nervous system. If the stress factors are immediately removed, no harm accrues and all the changes are reversed. How can you stop the effects of stress? The steps in this direction should include regular practice of any relaxation method or meditation technique, cultivating the art of doing things slowly (particularly activities like eating, walking and talking) limiting the working day to nine to ten hours and five and a half days weekly, cultivating a creative hobby and spending some time daily on this, avoiding working against unrealistic targets and completing one task before starting another. Tip 10. More insight into insomnia.
  • 12.
    If restful sleepescapes you, be sure to detoxify. Do you get enough sleep? Sleep is essential to the detoxification of the body. If you do not get enough sleep, you should be sure to cleanse your body of potential poisons. sleep is the chemical theory. As a result of experiments in the metabolism of sleeping subjects, it is considered that the fatigue inducing sleep may be a mild form of blood poisoning or toxaemia. This " poisoning" is believed to be brought on by the expenditure of energy during the waking hours. According to this theory, every contraction of a muscle and every impulse passing through the brain or the nerves breaks down a certain amount of tissue. The debris from broken down tissue is then thrown into the bloodstream. In the waking state, much of the waste from broken down tissue is got rid of through the natural
  • 13.
    eliminating processes oflungs, kidneys, bowels and skin. Be sure to get enough sleep- or if you do not wake refreshed, be sure to detoxify. Tip 11. Quick tips for dealing with loss of appetite. Loss of appetite can itself be a serious health condition. Particularly in wasting diseases, such as asthma, AIDS, cancer, emphysema, or chronic degeneration of the central nervous system, a healthy appetite can even make the difference between life and death. Lack of appetite can result from an inadequate supply of vitamin B, which leads to low production of hydrochloric acid by the stomach. Hydrochloric acid is essential for the digestion of food and absorption of vitamins and minerals into the blood. It is, therefore, necessary that the daily diet should be rich in vitamin B for normal appetite. Proper digestion and absorption of
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    foods and regularelimination. Foods rich in vitamin B are all whole grain cereals, blackstrap molasses, nuts, soybean, eggs and butter. Vegetable oil is of special value to those wishing to gain weight as it is rich in vitamin E and essential fatty acids. Tip 12. More insight into impotence. Direct physical damage to the male reproductive tract can result in impotence. In most cases, however, there is no obvious reason for this condition. The main problem of secondary impotence is the apprehension created by failure which generates a good deal of anxiety for the next time round regarding the likelihood of failure. If, in fact, intercourse is attempted again and the same failure results, then a vicious circle is established. Anxiety of failure is established as an anticipatory reflex which in turn impairs the capacity of the penis. Tip 13. Insight into underweight, the overlooked threat to health.
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    Underweight due toan inadequate caloric in take is a serious condition, especially in the young. They often feel easily fatigued, have poor physical stamina and lowered resistance to infection. Diseases like tuberculosis, respiratory disorders, pneumonia, circulatory diseases like heart disorders, cerebral haemorrhage, nephritis, typhoid fever and cancer are quite common among them. The occurrence of the complications of pregnancy in your women may result from inadequate calorie intake. Tip 14. Quick tips for gaining weight. Diet plays an important role in building up health for gaining weight. Nutrients which help keep the nerves relaxes are of utmost importance as nervousness causes all the muscles to become tense and the energy which goes into the tenseness wastefully uses up a great deal of food.
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    Although all vitaminsand minerals are required for a sound health the most important ones are vitamin D and B6, calcium and magnesium. The richest sources of vitamin D are milk, cod liver oil and the rays of the sun. Calcium is also supplied by milk and yoghurt. Magnesium can be obtained from green leafy vegetables such as spinach, parsley, turnip, radish and beet tops. These vegetables should be eaten a salad, lightly cooked. But what is the real secret to correcting underweight? Underweight persons should eat frequent small meals as they tend to feel full quickly. Meals may be divided into six small ones instead of three big ones. These may consist of three smaller meals and three substantial snacks between them. The weight-building quality of a food is measured by the number of calories it contains. To gain weight, the diet should include more calories than are used in daily
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    activities so asto allow the excess to be stored as body fat. The allowance of 500 calories in excess of the daily average needs is estimated to provide for a weight gain of one pound weekly. Tip 15. Quick tips for treating urinary tract infections. To fight harmful bacteria in the urinary tract, encourage the growth of helpful bacteria. To encourage the growth of healthy symbiotic bacteria in your digestive system, consume fibre. Dietary fibre increases the bacteria in the large intestines which require nitrogen for their growth. This in turn reduces the chances of cancerous changes in cells by reducing the amount of ammonia in the large bowel. Fibre reduces the absorption of cholesterol in the diet. It also slows down the rate of absorption of sugars from the food in the digestive system. Certain types of fibre increase the viscosity of the food content. This increased viscosity indirectly reduces the need for insulin secreted by the pancreas. Thus a fibre-rich diet can help
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    in diabetes mellitus. Tip16. Ayurvedic Foods for TB The custard apple is regarded as an effective food remedy for tuberculosis. It is said to contain the qualities of rejuvenating drugs. The Ayurvedic practitioner prepares a fermented liquor called sitaphalasava from the custard apple in its season for use as medicine in the treatment of tuberculosis. It is prepared by boiling custard apple pulp and seedless raisins in water on slow fire. It is filtered when about one third of water is left. It is then mixed with powdered sugar and candy and also the powder of cardamom, cinnamon and certain other condiments. Cardamom, cinnamon, and similar spices are themselves of benefit in treating TB Tip 17. The Gooseberry for Chronic Lung Conditions Indian gooseberry has proved to be an effective remedy for tuberculosis. A tablespoonful each
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    of fresh amlajuice and honey mixed together should be taken every morning in this condition. Its regular use will promote vigour and vitality in the body within a few days. Regular use of radish is also of aid. Consider any spicy vegetables a useful addition to the therapeutic diet for tuberculosis. Tip 18. Quick tips for curing sinusitis. Plenty of sleep, adequate rest and fresh air are essential in the treatment of sinus trouble. Patients should avoid the use of perfumes and strongly scented hair oil. Correcting the faulty diet is of utmost importance in the treatment of sinusitis. Patients should take a balanced diet. Most persons with sinus trouble also suffer from acidity. Their diet should, therefore, veer to the alkaline side. The intake of salt should be reduced to the minimum as salt leads to accumulation of water in the tissues and expels calcium from the body. Tip 19. The Key Nutrient for Treating TB
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    The chief therapeuticagent needed for the treatment of tuberculosis is calcium. Milk, being the richest food source for the supply of organic calcium to the body, should be taken liberally. The diet for tuberculosis should include at least one litre of milk daily. Why milk? Milk helps maintain weight. Appropriate body weight is among the most important physical attributes and has a deep influence upon the health and personality of an individual. For a healthy body, weight slightly above the average is favorable upto the age of 30 years, as it serves as a good defense measure against certain diseases, especially tuberculosis. Between 30 and 40 years of age, the endeavor should be to maintain the weight at the average level as during this period, many future diseases have their beginning. After the age of 40, it will be advisable to keep the weight slightly below the average, so as to lighten the burden on the heart, kidney and other vital
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    organs. Tip 20. NatureCure Methodology for Tuberculosis Tuberculosis is no longer considered incurable if it is tackled in the early stages. An all round scheme of dietetic and vitality building programme along natural lines is the only method to overcome the disease. As a first step, the patient should be put on an exclusive fresh fruit diet for three or four days. He should have three meals a day of fresh, juicy fruits, such as apples, grapes, pears, peaches, oranges, pineapple, melon or any other juicy fruit in season. Bananas, dried or tinned fruits should not be taken. For drinks, unsweetened lemon water or plain water either hot or cold may be taken. If losing such weight on the all-fruit diet, those already under weight may add a glass of milk to each fruit meal.
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    After the all-fruitdiet, the patient should adopt a fruit and milk diet. For this diet, the meals are exactly the same as the all-fruit diet, but with milk added to each fruit meal. The patient may begin with a litre of milk the first day and increase by quarter litre daily up to two to two and a half litres according to how the milk agrees. The milk should be fresh and unboiled, but may be slightly warmed if desired. It should be sipped very slowly. The fruit and milk diet should be continued for four to six weeks. Thereafter, the following dietary may be adopted: * Breakfast: Fresh fruits, as obtainable, and milk. Prunes or other dried fruits may also be taken, if desired. * Lunch: Steamed vegetables as available, one or two whole wheat chapattis and a glass of * buttermilk. * Dinner: A bowl of raw salad of suitable vegetables with whole wheat bread and butter. Stewed fruit or cooked apple may be taken for dessert.
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    * At bedtime: A glass of milk. https://sites.google.com/view/healthy- bodyfitness/16