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Question: I’ve been feeling tired and weak recently and I think I may be anaemic. What symptoms should I be looking out for and what can I do if I am?
17 September, 2008 – 07:16
Answer: ANAEMIA is a reduction in the number of red blood cells and a lack
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Question: I know jet lag is part and parcel of long-distance flying, but I’m fed up with being too tired to do anything during the first days of my holiday. Please help me make the most of my holiday!
17 September, 2008 – 07:19
Answer: Everyone looks
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Question: My doctor has just diagnosed me with Hypertension and I am daunted by the prospect of taking medication for the next 20 years or so. I’ve heard that high blood pressure can be controlled by more natural means than medication, do you have any
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Question: I’ve heard that shingles is an adult form of chickenpox. I had chickenpox as a child, surely it can’t come back?
17 September, 2008 – 14:05
Answer: Unfortunately, shingles are caused by the virus herpes zoster, which is the same virus that
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Question: What is Prostate Enlargement, who does it affect and what are the symptoms.
17 September, 2008 – 14:11
Answer: Enlargement of the prostate is a common condition in men over 50. It is symptoms include, frequently needing to urinate and a weak
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Question: What is St John's Wort?
17 September, 2008 – 14:13
Answer: St. John's Wort has been used as an herbal remedy since the Middle Ages. Early Christian mystics named the plant after John the Baptist and made it in to an oil, but it can be taken
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Question: I’ve heard that silicon supplements are good for your hair and skin. What is silicon and is this true?
17 September, 2008 – 15:01
Answer: Silicon is the second most abundant element on earth after oxygen and an essential trace element in our
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Question: I’ve been told that salt is bad for you, but I just can’t resist it on my fish and chips! Is salt really all that bad for you and if so, could you suggest a healthy but equally tasty substitute?
17 September, 2008 – 18:53
Answer: SALT has got
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A recent study has shed new light on a little-known type of arthritis known as ‘menopausal arthritis’, which effects women at the onset of the menopause and causes moderate to severe pain and swelling mainly in the fingers and wrists.