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Having Fun09 Apr

Having Fun – Laughing More and Having Fun for Stress Relief
Having fun is an important part of stress management. Because studies show such wonderful health and stress relief benefits to laughter and even the …
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www.stress.about.com

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About Breathing09 Apr

Sites about how to breathe slowly:

Deep Slow Easy Breathing and Fitness
Presents a technique for indoor stretching and relaxation, as well as personal insights into health and illness.
www.deepsloweasy.com
How to Lower High Blood Pressure Using Slow Breathing with…
Slow breathing has been declared a breakthrough in natural blood pressure … Could the $300 price tag on the leading slow breathing device be a reason for …

www.wikihow.com

Lower Your Blood Pressure www.resperate.com Non Drug. No Side Effects. Proven to Work in 7 Clinical Trials

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Oral Hygiene09 Apr

The American dental Association website’s oral hygiene information:

www.ada.org/public

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Washing Your Hands is Important09 Apr

Keeping hands clean is one of the most important steps we can take to avoid getting sick and spreading germs to others. It is best to wash your hands with …

www.cdc.gov/cleanhands

Video results for how to wash your hands

How to Wash Your Hands
1 min 3 sec
www.ehow.com

Wash Your Hands (Jasongs)
2 min 37 sec
www.youtube.com

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Websites with Help on How to Lose Weight09 Apr

Visit the following sites to help with how to lose weight:

www.fda.gov/loseweight

www.nhlbi.nih.gov

Do a google search on “consistent self monitoring to lose weight” for more information
www.oznet.ksu.edu

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Information on Blood Pressure09 Apr

Below are some sites with helpful information about your blood pressure.

From the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute:
Your guide to lowering High Blood Pressure

From the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute:
Your Guide to lowering Blood Pressure

From FamilyDoctor.org:
High Blood Pressure: Things You Can Do to Help Lower Yours

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Peridontal Disease May Lead to Gestational Diabetes09 Apr

New Evidence Of Periodontal Disease Leading To Gestational Diabetes

Science Daily, April 6, 2009

A new study by NYU dental researchers has uncovered evidence that pregnant women with periodontal (gum) disease face an increased risk of developing gestational diabetes even if they don’t smoke or drink, a finding that underscores how important it is for all expectant mothers – even those without other risk factors – to maintain good oral health.

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