Question 1

my half left body hurt?

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: More information is needed to figure out a way to best help you. You need a full history &amp; physical. Consider getting examined by a doctor in person.

Question 2

how are habits best broken ?

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Service: Bad habits are best broken with equivalent good habits. A spiritual context, like god or nature, helps also. Positive thinking and service of some kind to others are ways of taking attention off yourself and occupying you with socially redeeming activity. Behavior  you have associated with the "bad" habit is best avoided if possible. Exercise and diet are other positive endeavors that help.

Question 3

i am barely 2 and a half inches?

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First, see urologist: Micropenis is something an occasional boy is born with. The doctor doing the newborn exam can tell if a penis is tiny. If a penis is normal-sized at birth, his own growth hormone and testosterone keep his penis growing until adulthood. A smaller-than-average penis is normal and not a micropenis, which is really tiny. A true micropenis is cared for by pediatricians, endocrinologists, urologists.

Question 4

how can i break a addicting habit?

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Consider...: "The chains of habit are generally too small to be felt until they are too strong to be broken" easily.  Good luck!
quote by: Samuel Johnson

Question 5

how can i break my unhealthy habits?

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Change Is Possible: If one's habits are unhealthy, replace the "unhealthy" habit with a "healthy" habit. Closely watch your behavior and reward yourself when you successfully demonstrate the healthy behavior. If you make a mistake and see the unhealthy behavior, ignore it and move on. Do not reward the unhealthy behavior by making a big deal over it. Good luck - change is possible.

Question 6

when do kids start forming good habits?

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See below: We must teach them. Toddlers can learn to say please and thank you. They can also learn to brush their teeth and wash their hands.

Question 7

what would be half of a 0.25 clonzeapam?

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0.125 mg: Half would be 0.125 mg.

Question 8

how can i stop the compulsory eating habit?

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Treatment.: You have to get to the underlying cause. Get a physical and see a psychologist. It may be due to an medical problem, so it needs to be ruled out.

Question 9

is there a medical way to stop a bad habit?

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Possibly: Unfortunately we have depended on medicine to solve our problems more easily because we are too lazy to put out the effort ourselves.  I dont mean this to be deragotory, we all do it but if we can solve our problems ourself we have a better feeling of accomplishment and self esteem rather than allowing some chemical or mechanical appliance to solve it for us.  Although sometimes they are necessary.

Question 10

how can i get into the habit of eating well?

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Begin a new habit!: Most of us who struggle with weight maintenance have had to re-evaluate our eating habits - and often have made some pretty major changes! but start small. You may, for example, want to keep a record of what you actually eat. What are your trigger foods (problem foods)? Water, for example, can often be substituted in place of high calorie sodas. Fruits, vegetables, and fiber are your friends here!

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