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whats the best diet?

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Diet?: There is no best diet.  No restrictive plan ever works long term.  A "diet" usually means that the patient is going to go off of the "diet" when they have lost the weight.  Guess what happens then?  You go back to the foods you gave up...And you gain the weight back.
Most patients then feel like failures, and it's not their fault! reducing
food portions, exercise, support for change will help.

Question 2

whats accommodative spasm?

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Accommodative spasm: Accommodative spasm (spasm of accommodation) happens when the ciliary muscle in the eye is consistently contracted.  Because the ciliary muscle doesn’t relax, vision may be blurred when the person tries to view a distant object.

Question 3

whats the best way to stop?

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Stop what?: Please let us know what you would like to stop then someone may be able to help.  In general, have something in place to replace what you want to stop.  If you want to stop drugs use a 12 step program.  If you want to stop smoking, chew gum, that sort of thing.  Get social support also. Peace and good health.

Question 4

whats signs of a mini stoke?

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Same as stroke: Any sign of stroke is am emergency.  The signs of stroke can be remembered by the acronym fast.  F-facial droop;  a- arm drift when extended directly forward; s - speech that is abnormal or slurred; t- time is of the essence so of you see the signs above call 911 immediately.  A mini-stroke (or tia) has the same symptoms but they resolve.  No one should stay home to figure this out, get help asap.

Question 5

whats the best way to stop?

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: Your question is unclear. Stop what?

Question 6

whats  to have for good sex?

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Protection: For sex with minimal worry afterwards about contracting disease, make sure to use appropriate barrier protection, such as condoms.

Question 7

whats the real name for apolo?

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Apollo: Apollo is a greek god of prophecy, music, intellectual pursuits, healing, plague, the sun (sometimes), etc...  Leto (latona) and zeus (jupiter) are the parents of apollo.  The romans also called this god apollo.

Question 8

whats the paleolithic lifestyle?

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Paleolithic life-: Style reflects the life of paleolithic (stone age) forager- hunters. Diet incorporates meats, fish, fruits, nuts ; vegetables w attempts to avoid junk foods ; grains. Frequent, varied exercise, use of complex natural body movements, exposure to sun, time w nature, simplifying life, adequate sleep, stress-free periods ; close social groups for are just some aspects of a paleo lifestyle.

Question 9

whats the symptoms of gallatone?

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Pain with fat: Most common symptom is pain in the right side of the stomach underneath the right breast/rib cage area that gets worse when u eat fatty food. Sometimes accompanied by nausea or vomiting.

Question 10

whats the best age to have kids?

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Complex issue: My first response is when you are emotionally ready for the commitment. There are some benefits to the early 20's due to lower risk of Down syndrome or other chromosomal issues  but all pregnancies at any age have at least 4% risk of an unexpected outcome.(premi, defect, infection, cleft palate, etc.) a visit to a geneticist affiliated with a med school or children's hospital can give you more info.

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