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  • Suffering Foot Pain - How to Know When Its Time to Replace Your Shoes
    For those suffering with foot pain, or sore feet the question may arise. Are my shoes my friend or my foe? In truth it's completely up to you! The quality and fit of the shoes you chose to wear will determine how comfortable your feet are as you go about your daily business. So how do you know when its time to replace your shoes?
    Published 01Jun2010, viewed 176 times
  • Use Hypnosis To Quit Smoking
    Many people use hypnosis to quit smoking. It can be a really effective method to give up what many people consider a nasty, expensive and unhealthy habit.
    Published 25Jun2010, viewed 459 times
  • Self Hypnosis Scripts – A Simple Six-Step Visualisation Process
    Self-hypnosis is easy to learn and when used correctly amazingly effective. There are many ways to hypnotize yourself and you have probably done so without even realising it. The following method is a six-step visualisation process. With this form of self-hypnosis you will create a simple script that includes all of the following six criteria.
    Published 15Jun2010, viewed 1414 times
  • Prostatitis Symptoms – A Quick Guide
    Though rarely discussed - Prostatitis is one of the most common medical problems faced by men. Every year, men make about 2 million visits to the doctor with concerns relating to this condition.
    Published 10Jun2010, viewed 288 times
  • Achieve Hypnotherapy – Just What Happens In A Typical Session?
    It is quite natural for those who have had no experience of hypnosis to be nervous and curious before their first hypnotherapy session. Some people find that they are excited, others that they are replaying some of the myths that the media portrayal of hypnosis has created in their mind. So what can you expect from a hypnotherapy session?
    Published 06Jun2010, viewed 208 times
  • Pain Of Foot – Tips On How To Avoid Sore Feet
    Foot pain is an uncomfortable part of many people’s daily lives. The range of possible foot pain related conditions are vast and increasing in our fast paced demanding society. Obviously, you cannot change the shape or size of the feet that you were born with. However, there are several steps you can take to make your feet more comfortable and pain free.
    Published 05Jun2010, viewed 178 times
  • Causes of Foot Pain - Why Have I Got Sore Feet?
    Identifying causes of foot pain is essential. In order to be able to effectively treat foot pain we have to first determine what has caused it. Removing pain without establishing the source is like applying a temporary bandage – the pain will simply return. It is essential that we establish what has caused the foot pain, how to treat it and then, how if at all possible, to stop it reoccurring in the future.
    Published 04Jun2010, viewed 181 times
  • Self Hypnosis In 7 Simple Steps - Its Easy When You Know How!
    Self Hypnosis can be a wonderful tool to promote positive changes in your life. It is simple to learn and can be used for a wide range of issues. Self-hypnosis is easy to learn and here are some simple steps to assist you.
    Published 31May2010, viewed 299 times
  • Running And Sore Feet - Essential Tips To Avoid Foot Problems
    Running a marathon or long distance running involves involves putting our bodies, and in particular our feet under a considerable degree of pressure as they spend several hours pounding the pavements. The potential for sore feet is huge so read on to discover how to avoid foot problems when running
    Published 26May2010, viewed 546 times
  • What Causes Sore Feet & How To Prevent This
    We have all known that dreaded feeling “ My feet are killing me” The range of possible foot conditions is huge, ingrown toenails, heel spurs, bunions, arthritis, hammer toes, etc. Neglect your feet at your peril – look after them and you will be richly rewarded. So what causes sore feet and how might we prevent these conditions?
    Published 24May2010, viewed 807 times
  • Hypnosis And Weight Loss – Why You Should Never Use The Term Diet!
    Over eating and obesity are unfortunately huge problems within the western world. The word diet makes people groan! This means that increasing numbers of people are looking to find a safe effective and ethical way of losing excess weight and maintaining that weight loss. Hypnosis is thankfully a superb tool for assisting in weight loss.
    Published 20May2010, viewed 468 times
  • Hypnosis For Stress – How Can It Help?
    Hypnosis is a wonderful tool for dealing with stress. Hypnotherapists are well used to clients referring themselves for help in dealing with stress. What the client actually means is the negative affects of stress. It is here that hypnosis can be a wonderful therapeutic too, for assistance in dealing with the concerns and issues of life.
    Published 19May2010, viewed 203 times
  • Prostate Cancer Clinical Trials – What are the Benefits and Disadvantages?
    A prostate cancer clinical trial conjures up many images and questions in the minds of prostate cancer patients. Will I be a guinea pig? Will I be safe? What are the risks and what are the potential gains. So what are the benefits and disadvantages of participating in a clinical trial?
    Published 19May2010, viewed 155 times
  • Effective Hypnosis – Four Subconscious Rules To Note
    The brain is essentially split into two parts: the conscious and subconscious minds. It is estimated that the subconscious mind accounts for between 80 to 95% of your brainpower. At its core the subconscious mind reacts in a similar manner to that of a very young child. In considering how to work with the the subconscious mind there are four major rules that it follows.
    Published 17May2010, viewed 475 times
  • Hypnosis – Can Only Weak People Be Hypnotized?
    Hypnosis as a topic lends unfortunately itself to many unfortunate myths and inaccuracies. One of these is that it is for the weak minded and gullible the claim being that its only weak-minded people who can be hypnotized.
    Published 13May2010, viewed 384 times
  • Hypnosis -Who Can & Cannot Be Hypnotized?
    any people believe that they cannot be hypnotized. This is in part due to the over blown portrayal of hypnosis within the popular media. Hypnosis has been portrayed as something magical and mystical and sometimes as a form of thought control. However this is not true most people can be hypnotized - the key factors that are required being belief and expectation. So what else is required to ensure a successful hypnotic state?
    Published 09May2010, viewed 581 times
  • Discover How Hypnosis Can Work For You
    Hypnosis as a tool has a huge array of applications and it can be used extensively to effect positive change in your life. Here are just a few of the many ways that hypnosis and hypnotherapy can help you.
    Published 08May2010, viewed 553 times
  • Sesamoiditis Injury – What Causes It?
    The main causes of sesamoiditis are excessive running, dancing ( as in ballet, aerobics, country and western dance) combined with the wearing of tight shoes. Its caused by anything you do repeatedly that causes you to pound on the ball of your foot while wearing shoes in which the toe box is not wide enough.
    Published 05May2010, viewed 290 times
  • Hypnosis -What Are the Major Types?
    Types of Hypnosis Once it is understood that the hypnotic state is basically being open and receptive to suggestion, you can appreciate that this tool can be used to improve virtually any area of your life. It can be used on your own, within a large group, delivered over the telephone, even via the radio, television or computer
    Published 04May2010, viewed 545 times
  • Prostatitis - What is it?
    In terms of Prostate Health - Prostatitis is the medical term that is applied for an inflammation of the prostate gland. It is a rather complex condition and can affect men of any age.
    Published 03May2010, viewed 316 times
  • The Prostate – What is it?
    The prostate is a gland, located just below the bladder in men. It is not found in women. Its function is not wholly understood, but appears to be linked to human reproduction. Here we look at what is the prostate gland, where is it, and what makes it grow
    Published 30Apr2010, viewed 293 times
  • Prostate Health - Treatment of Prostate Cancer
    The Prostate is a prominent component of the male reproductive system. As you become older, changes occurring within your prostate can lead to the development of serious health problems. It is therefore crucial that you are aware of what treatment options are available to you.
    Published 29Apr2010, viewed 175 times
  • How To Prevent Toenail Fungus
    Foot specialists estimate that approximately seven to eight million people in the United States suffer from toenail fungus. Unfortunately, only a quarter of these actually see a doctor for treatment
    Published 26Apr2010, viewed 266 times
  • How To Choose A Hypnotherapist
    The decision to consult a hypnotherapist is an important one and requires that you undertake careful research to ensure an appropriate match. You will trust this person with your private thoughts and asking them to assist you in crucial areas of your life. It is essential that you seek advice from well-informed sources to inform your eventual choice. Here are some useful tips to consider when choosing a hypnotherapist.
    Published 25Apr2010, viewed 297 times
  • What is the Difference Between Hypnosis And Hypnotherapy?
    It is essential to recognize that there is a difference between hypnosis and hypnotherapy. They re not the same, although it is a common mistake for the two areas to be treated as though they are are. There is a considerable difference between the act of hypnotising someone (this is called hypnosis) and the considerable changes that can be effected with the assistance of a qualified hypnotherapist (this is hypnotherapy)
    Published 24Apr2010, viewed 245 times
  • Prostate Cancer - The Facts
    Prostate Cancer has unfortunately presented itself as one of the most common male cancers within the western world. There is much information about the disease on the Internet - some helpful some less so. It is therefore essential that the patient seeks out the facts and is regular contact with their doctor
    Published 18May2010, viewed 649 times
  • Choosing a Hypnotherapy Training Programme - 5 Essential Tips
    It is essential when considering training in hypnotherapy that you choose a reputable, ethical training programme. You may have been enthused by a particularly good experience of hypnotherapy to train yourself. If so great! However do take your time and use the following 5 tips to guarantee you choose an excellent Hypnotherapy Training Programme.
    Published 19Apr2010, viewed 321 times
  • Prostate Cancer and Sex
    Most men who have prostate cancer are not in the first flush of youth and for some couples, sexual activity may have virtually stopped For some men, even elderly men, the inability to have intercourse can be devastating. For other, it may not matter. Neither instance is `right` or `wrong`. So what are the main issues relating to Prostate Cancer and sex?
    Published 16Apr2010, viewed 393 times
  • Hypnosis: Is it Hype or Can It Really Help?
    There are many misconceptions about hypnosis and a lot of confusion and apprehension about the process. . However, many people do swear by the potential of hypnosis and its use in hypnotherapy for often life changing experiences – stopping smoking, losing weight, increasing self-confidence, removing phobias etc. So is Hypnosis hype or can it really help?
    Published 15Apr2010, viewed 433 times
  • How to Make Your Stress Disappear with Self Hypnosis
    It is an unfortunate aspect of modern life that negative stress plays an increasing part in many peoples lives. Even the most laid back and chilled out people in the world experience negative stress and anxiety once in a while. However, it is helpful to know that your stress can be made to disappear with self-hypnosis.
    Published 12Apr2010, viewed 570 times
  • Prostate Cancer – 5 Essential Questions & Answers
    It is not surprising therefore that anyone told they have prostate cancer will have a number of questions. Here are 5 of the most crucial questions with answers provided to guide the often-perplexed patient.
    Published 09Apr2010, viewed 317 times
  • How Do You Get Rid of Plantar Warts?
    A plantar wart appears on the plantar surface or sole of your foot and is caused by an easily transmittable virus. You can just as easily transmit it to other parts of your body or to someone else.
    Published 06Apr2010, viewed 294 times
  • Who Gets Prostate Cancer?
    Prostate Cancer is an increasingly common diagnosis, affecting over 25,000 men every in the United Kingdom alone. It is also particularly common within the USA . So who does get Prostate Factor and what might be the contributing risk factor
    Published 02Apr2010, viewed 593 times
  • Prostate Cancer Symptoms - What to Look for and What Questions to Ask your Doctor
    When discussing prostate cancer symptoms, it is important at the outset to be clear. Not all men get symptoms that show they have prostate cancer. In the men that do, not all men have exactly the same symptoms. There are generally no symptoms for example associated with early prostate cancer. Here are some symptoms to be aware of and useful questions to ask your doctor about possible prostate cancer.
    Published 29Mar2010, viewed 224 times
  • Prostate Cancer Prevention - 5 Essential tips to Reduce Your Risk
    Prostate cancer prevention services have despite increased awareness, always struggled with the reluctance of men to talk about their health and to seek help. However, there is much that can be done and the following 5 tips can help to reduce your risk.
    Published 26Mar2010, viewed 474 times
  • Feet Corns Prevention - 3 Steps To Promote Healthy Corn Free Feet
    Although sometimes the subject of jokes, feet corns can in fact often be painful and distressing. Every year over 150 million people get corns though only a fraction of this number seek professional help. As prevention is always preferable here are 3 essential tips to prevent feet corns.
    Published 15Mar2010, viewed 521 times
  • Prostate Cancer Treatments - all you need to know
    According to the National Cancer Society, prostate cancer is a disease in which cancer cells form in the tissues of the prostate. Since the disease affects only men, and usually those who are older in age, the disease can cause trouble urinating, back and hip pain, blood in the urine and sexual malfunctions as well, like pain when releasing sperm. There are treatments for prostate cancer, however, and they're not all as invasive as chemotherapy.
    Published 15Mar2010, viewed 790 times
  • Feet Corns - Causes, Symptoms and Treatment
    It is an interesting fact that if you were to go barefoot every day of your life, you would not suffer with feet corns. However, this is not practicable for most of us so it is important that we recognise how to recognise and treat feet corns.
    Published 12Mar2010, viewed 1238 times
  • Foot Pain- 5 Essential Facts To Consider
    The foot is one of the least seen parts of the body and for this reason often does not receive the level of care and attention that other parts do. This can in turn lead to a variety of foot problems and the discomfort of sore feet. Here are 5 essential foot facts to be aware of when considering your foot care regime.
    Published 07Mar2010, viewed 395 times
  • How to Look After Your Feet During Pregnancy - Essential Advice & Tips
    Pregnancy as well as being a very special time is also a time when your body undergoes many changes. One of these changes is in relation to feet. It is useful to know what changes in your feet to expect during pregnancy and how best to manage these for a happier healthier pregnancy.
    Published 28Feb2010, viewed 1361 times
  • Foot Calluses Prevention - Four Simple Rules to Prevent Foot Calluses
    Foot calluses are extremely common particularly amongst women. They are basically an accumulation of hard skin that harden and thicken over an area of the foot, usually in response to some form of pressure. The following four simple rules should be followed to help prevent foot calluses from forming.
    Published 27Feb2010, viewed 268 times
  • Foot Pain- Arthritis - 10 Tips on How to Stop it Occurring Or at Least Slow Its Progression
    Arthritis is the inflammation of a joint, usually accompanied by pain, an increase in fluid in the joint, and frequently changes in structure and function. It can be extremely painful and crippling, particularly when it manifests itself in the feet. Here are 10 tips to prevent arthritis from occurring in the foot, or to at least slow its progression.
    Published 27Feb2010, viewed 1133 times
  • Children Foot Pain - What Causes and How to Prevent Foot Pain in Children
    Many of the foot ailments that adults suffer actually begin in childhood. That is why it is essential that you see that your child's feet are properly cared for and that they wear appropriate footwear. This will help to prevent your child suffering from foot pain and developing long term foot problems.
    Published 27Feb2010, viewed 636 times
  • Foot Calluses - What is a Foot Callus and How Can it Be Treated
    A foot callus can be best described as a thickening of the surface layer of the skin. This is usually in response to some form of pressure being applied on the foot. Here are some causes of foot calluses and effective treatment options.
    Published 26Feb2010, viewed 285 times
  • Black Toenails - Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
    Black Toenails can be both painful and unsightly, and their causes, symptoms and treatment are often subject to much confusion. Here is some practical advice that will assist you in appropriate management.
    Published 24Feb2010, viewed 2759 times
  • Morton’s Foot- essential information and advice
    You have probably seen plenty of people who have feet in which the second toe is longer than the big toe. It is sometimes referred to as Morton’s syndrome foot ( so named after Dr Dudley J Morton in the 1930s and is in fact relatively common. So what causes this and how can it be treated and prevented?
    Published 14Feb2010, viewed 415 times
  • Have you a Bunion of the Big Toe? What you really need to know.
    There is no single cause of a bunion. It may develop from arthritic joint destruction, overpronation of the foot, heredity, or from wearing ill-fitting tight shoes.Here is some essential information for those suffering with a bunion of the big toe
    Published 12Feb2010, viewed 731 times
  • Metatarsalgia - What causes it and how can it be treated?
    Metatarsalgia is a severe pain or cramp in the anterior portion of the metatarsus. In other words, pain occurs under your metatarsal heads, or put simply, in your forefoot region. It can feel as though you have a pebble in your shoe or a bruised bone in the ball of your foot. So what are the causes of Metatarsalgia and how may it be treated? Causes
    Published 09Feb2010, viewed 577 times
  • 7 tips managing Arthritis Foot Pain
    As a result of having 33 joints, the foot is particularly prone to arthritis. Arthritis has a number of characteristics namely inflammation and swelling of the cartilage of the joints, with often a corresponding increase in joint pain. This in turn makes walking and moving extremely difficult for suffers of arthritis foot pain. Here are 7 ways in which you can manage your arthritis foot pain.
    Published 06Feb2010, viewed 1315 times
  • Itchy Feet- causes, symptoms and tips on prevention
    Itchy feet can be extremely uncomfortable and annoying and lead to you feeling downright miserable. At times it can feel like your feet are on fire!. So what causes itchy feet, what are the symptoms to look for and how can they be best prevented.?
    Published 05Feb2010, viewed 858 times
  • Prevent Painful Ingrown Toenails - 4 essential tips
    Ingrown toenails as anyone unfortunate to suffer from this condition can be extremely painful and debilitating. They are usually caused by ill-fitting shoes, socks or hosiery but other causative factors can include excess weight, poor nail care and fungus. Here are 4 essential tips to help prevent the occurrence of this painful affliction.
    Published 31Jan2010, viewed 506 times
  • Painful Ingrown Toenails - causes, symptoms and treatment
    Ingrown toenails are nails that have become imbedded in the surrounding soft flesh the toe. The big toe is most often affected, but other toes can also suffer. Here is some essential advice on the causes, symptoms and a natural treatment option for painful ingrown toenails .
    Published 31Jan2010, viewed 1047 times
  • Heel Spurs- What causes them and how should they be treated?
    A heel spur can feel rather like having a rock permanently wedged in your heel or a painful bruise. The pain is most intense immediately after a period of rest and just when you begin to walk again. So what causes Heel Spurs and how may they be treated?
    Published 30Jan2010, viewed 302 times
  • Hammertoes –Causes, and treatment
    Hammertoes sometimes also known as claw toe or mallet toe can occur in the second, third, or fourth toe, though generally the second toe is most commonly affected. Women are the most frequent sufferers of hammertoes. In fact the American Orthopaedic, Foot and ankle Society says that women have about ninety percent of all surgeries for common problems, such as bunions and hammertoes. So what causes Hammertoes and how can they be best treated?
    Published 29Jan2010, viewed 450 times

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