Question 1

is ccn pressure treated wood harmful to humans?

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"CCN" ???: Most pressure-treated wood in the us contains chromated copper arsenate (cca) -- i'm not sure what "ccn" would be.  Cca wood can be harmful to humans depending on the concentration of arsenic present in the wood, the amount of time spent on the wood structure, and on hand-to-mouth behavior.  Arsenic poisoning can cause stomach irritation, disturbed nerve function, etc http://tinyurl.Com/ntduglg.

Question 2

need help. is 100/20 blood pressure normal for human?

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Blood pressure: The diastolic pressure of 20 would be distinctly abnormal and unlikely to be seen in a living person. It takes a reasonable diastolic pressure to perfuse the coronary arteries and 20mmhg would be cutting it very close.

Question 3

i'm curious as to how high can human blood pressure go?

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I don't know: But, as a cardiologist in practice for &gt;35 years,  i personally can't remember seeing a systolic pressure &gt;240.  I'll bet other docs on this website will be able to add their own experiences which may include more extreme measurements.

Question 4

is it possible for music to really improve health, reduce blood-pressure and help the human brain?

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Music: There is a statistical probability for most things. Some music is calming and soporific. There is plenty of 'music' that isn't. I doubt some of the noise I hear blasting out of car speakers is anything but acoustic trauma.

Question 5

what's the normal intraocular pressure of the human eye?

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A range: The generally accepted range is 10 to 21 mm hg as measured by standard instrumentation such as the goldmann tonometer and other devices.

Question 6

hello docs, does humatrope (human growth hormone) put a lot of pressure on your heart?

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Perhaps: Deaths have been reported when it's used after open heart surgery. What did you have in mind?

Question 7

what are pressure points?

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Pressure points.: Pressure points are specific areas on the body surface. When pressure is applied to these areas, some can be used for self defense and others for pain relief.

Question 8

what are pressure points? where are they?

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Sore areas: A denture pressure point is an area that is receiving too much pressure from the denture base, causing a sore.  They usually heal quickly one the pressure is relieved.

Question 9

are there pressure points that can affect erections?

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Yes: Yes.  See your doctor.  He/she can educate you about these.

Question 10

how to make some one more sexualy active with food or pressure points ?

Accepted Answer

Can't: "making someone more sexually active" sounds like trying to change their behavior without their consent.  There are no foods or pressure points that have this effect, and it would be unethical to try it anyway.  Good general nutrition (food) and romantic or erotic caressing (pressure points, sort of) can create a sexual mood, but behavior is up to the individual.

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What's the normal intraocular pressure of the human eye?

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What are pressure points? where are they?

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