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1. Diabetic diet was formulated with inclusion of milk
November 06, 2009
Diabetes is not a newly born disease, it has been with human race from long back, but we came to knew about it in 1552 B.C. During First Century A.D diabetes described by Arateus as 'the melting down of flesh and limbs into urine. Diabetes was given its name by the Greek Physician Aretaeus 30 90CE . He recorded a disease with symptoms such as constant thirst polydipsia, excessive urination polyuria and loss of weight. Nearly 5,000 years ago in India, the physician Susruta described a disease brought on by gluttonous overindulgence in rice, flour, and sugar, in which urine is like an elephant s... (read more)
Author: sachin kumar
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2. Chiropractic Treatment and Chiropractors
November 05, 2009
Chiropractic was created by Daniel David Palmer in 1895 as a natural healing therapy. The word “chiropractic” has been derived from a combination of the Greek words ‘chiro’ and ‘praktikis’, meaning ‘done by hand’. Chiropractic treatment avoids using drugs and surgery and draws on the body’s inherent ability to recuperate itself. It also involves changes to lifestyle that include exercise, diet and sleeping habits. Chiropractic is a Philosophy, art, and science of things natural. A good Chiropractor uses all three parts of Chiropractic to achieve a common goal between the patient and the docto... (read more)
Author: Ankit Prashar
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3. Form a Chapter of Alpha Omega Theta Fraternity
November 05, 2009
Are you a Fraternity man? Are you not impressed with the Greek life and current crop of fraternities on your college campus? You can be a charter member of Alpha Omega Theta fraternity. AOT was founded 1946 in Brooklyn New York. The Alpha website is located at http://www.alphaomegatheta.com. Check out the history of AOT and see if you have the right stuff to be a charter member. Why join an existing fraternity and be one of thousands, when you can have your names forever remembered as a founding member of your local chapter at your university. Find out more about the rich history of AOT ... (read more)
Author: Fred Gross
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4. Diabetes Pregnancy
November 02, 2009
Diabetes is an old disease, which is recorded as early as Greek civilization. This disease is indicated by excretion of massive amount of very water down urine. Diabetes can also be explained as a syndrome identified by disordered metabolism and inappropriate blood sugar level. On the premise of symptoms diabetes can be classified into two types - a ) diabetes mellitus b ) diabetes insipidus. Come visit us right here for more info on Diabetes Pregnancy. We are the greatest source of info on Diabetes today.http://diabetespregnancy.org While diabetes mellitus is characterized by high blood ... (read more)
Author: Winston Hopkins
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5. Histroy of Greek, the Russian medicine and Indian medicine
November 01, 2009
There is absolutely no record of when the plants were used in the medicinal purposes for the first time but ancient caves depict the usage of plants as healing agents. These are the only few sources of prehistoric medicines. In the year 460 BC, the Father of Medicine Hippocrates, was born at Kos. He was said to be descended from Esculapius, and, through his mother, from Hercules, and he is generally considered to be the first and most distinguished physician and author, and he was, no doubt, the first to rescue medicine from superstition and the sophistries of philosophy. The Hippocratic corpu... (read more)
Author: Gurdip Malik
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6. Old Greek Culture And Much More Accessible Via Islamabad
October 29, 2009
Traveling along the several roads in Islamabad you cannot help but notice the vast adoration for SUV automobiles here versus any other main city in Pakistan. One would right away correlate this circumstance with the notable population of property owners and political VIPs living in Islamabad but that is not the only explanation for the prevalent usage of four-wheel drives here. Islamabad is one of Pakistan’s only designed, contemporary cities encircled by heavenly lush hills and leads to many magnificent spots in the northern areas of Pakistan.
Routes going from Islamabad to several poin... (read more)
Author: Andrew Carter
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7. Discovery of Diabetes
October 28, 2009
Diabetes is an ancient disease. It is not a newly discovered disease. There are evidences to prove that people of ancient civilizations such as Indian, Greece and Rome were aware of this disease. People have been suffering from diabetes for a long time but we came to now about it only in 1552 B.C.Since then many researches have been conducted in this field to make the masses aware of this disease. Therefore, the people who discovered diabetes belonged to ancient civilization. Aerates coined the word diabetes. It is derived from the Greek verb diabainein. Sushruta who was the father of Indian ... (read more)
Author: gray smithroy
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8. Finally Revealed - The Real Cause Behind Osteoporosis and How to Overcome It
October 28, 2009
People’s bones who suffer from osteoporosis become very thin and weak. “Osteo” origin comes from the Greek word “osteon” which means bone; “porosis” comes from “poros” – hole, passage. According to the Medilexicon Medical Dictionary, osteoporosis is “reduction in the quantity of bone or atrophy of skeletal tissue; an age-related disorder characterized by decreased bone mass and loss of normal skeletal microarchitecture, leading to increased susceptibility to fractures”.
The treatment of osteoporosis is strongly related to the actual cause of the disease, some of them are hereditary while... (read more)
Author: Razvan Jr
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9. The Story Continues With Nike Air Force 1
October 27, 2009
Nike was founded by coach Bill Bowerman and track athlete Philip Knight of the University of Oregon in January 1964. Initially Nike was known as Blue Ribbon Sports. In Greek mythology Nike means Goddess of Victory. When Nike started its operations, it acted as a distributor for Onitsuka Tiger (Japanese Shoe Maker).
Nike (Blue Ribbon Sports) opened its first retail store in 1966 which was located in Santa Monica, California. Later in 1971, Philip Knight realized the importance of design ideas and for this he approached Davidson who created the logo which is globally known as Swoosh. This w... (read more)
Author: jacket lee
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10. Healing Pain the Natural way with Chiropractic Care
October 27, 2009
Many people consider chiropractic care as a novel healthcare mode as against the use of traditional medicines. However, chiropractic care has been used since ancient times in order to provide relief from different types of pains and ailments. The term chiropractic finds its origin from the Greek word 'chiro' which refers to hand, and 'practic' which means to operate or practice. Therefore, together the term stands hand treatments to provide care and relief from back pains associated with the spinal cord. The primary focus of chiropractors is to treat any kind of pains caused due to malfunction... (read more)
Author: Dr Ross Carter
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11. Replica Omega Watches- the most elegant and luxurious fashion accessories
October 26, 2009
Omega Watches - long considered some of the most elegant and luxurious fashion accessories in the world. These Swiss watches have been worn by presidents, royalty, and the social elite throughout the ages. Although not everyone can be the head of state or a powerful business mogul, they can still look like one by wearing an affordable Replica Omega Watches
Omega is the last letter of the Greek alphabet and it represents perfection and success in the attainment of a task. The Omega story began in 1848 at La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, when its founder Louis Brandt at the age of 23 opened ... (read more)
Author: fan mengyi
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12. Ginseng Tea - Healing Benefits
October 26, 2009
Ginseng tea has been used for centuries as a natural tonic and remedy for a variety of ailments. The ginseng plant is botanically called Panax, meaning,'all heal' in Greek. Additionally, just as its name shows, this tea is very efficient at improving health. The tea comes from the fleshy root of the plant. It contains natural parts called Ginsenosides, which is where the healing abilities are claimed to come from. There is a assortment of different types of ginseng tea, all from assorted forms of the plan found around the world. In India, the tea is known as Ashwagandha. Asian teas are... (read more)
Author: Jon Shepherd
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13. Medicine
October 23, 2009
The ancient Greek symbol today associated with medicine medicinethe world over: the rod of Asclepius with its single encoiled serpent. The World Health Organization, the Royal Society of Medicine, the American Medical and Osteopathic Associations, the British and the Australian Medical Associations are some of the bodies that incorporate it in their insignia Medicine is the art and science of healing. It encompasses a range of health care practices evolved to maintain and restore health by the prevention and treatment of illness. Contemporary medicine applies health science, biomedical resea... (read more)
Author: Wendy zong
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14. What to expect in a luxury service apartment?
October 22, 2009
So what are luxury serviced apartments? They are stand alone apartments or units that are a great option to hotels or B&B’S. You get it all with a service apartment and with a luxury service apartment you get more than what you bargained for. In Australia, luxury service apartments have become extremely popular and a great option for tourists and relocaters.
What can you expect from a luxury service apartment?
• A beautiful apartment that is fully furnished with 2, 3 and 4 bedrooms. You can choose one according to your preferences and requirements. • A well equipped kitchen with a s... (read more)
Author: Diyna Greek
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15. The History of the Camera
October 21, 2009
Have you ever thought about how the tiny, one click, instant-picture-delivery camera in your hand started out? The history of the camera travels back through the centuries to the 4th century BC, when Greek philosophers began developing the basic principles of optics.
Aristotle (and in the 5th century BC, Chinese philosopher Mo Ti), became curious, as all philosophers do. He started asking questions like, "Why does sunlight, when passing through quadrilaterals like wickerwork holes, make a round image? Why not an angled image instead?" These questions, which had no answer at the time, le... (read more)
Author: Robert Bell
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16. Caterers Sydney - Takes care of all your catering needs
October 20, 2009
Over the past few years, Sydney has become an international platform for meeting immigrants from all round the world. From global cuisine ranging from Greek, French, Italian, Lebanese and Chinese to festivals and events, Sydney is truly an ideal destination for immigrants.
The country’s infrastructure has developed to accommodate residents, tourists, businesses with the latest facilities to make their association and interaction a fruitful one. From cosmopolitan culture to the brilliant road networks, Sydney has a lot to offer.
With the advancement in all spheres, the food and cateri... (read more)
Author: jessica thomson
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17. Greek PM Makes First Official Visit to Cyprus
October 20, 2009
Greece and Cyprus have said they support Turkey's bid to become a full member of the European Union and needed its help to end the island's decades-old division. The announcement comes as Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou paid his first official visit to Nicosia. Greek PM George Papandreou, lower right, addresses parliament as a Cypriot President Dimitris Christofias, top left, listens, 20 Oct 2009 The division of Cyprus has defied mediation for decades and remains a key obstacle to Turkey joining the EU, but the UN continues to believe that this problem can be solved and the arrival o... (read more)
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18. Experience Scuba Diving in Cyprus
October 21, 2009
Cyprus is a natural choice for scuba divers. An island of legendary beauty surrounded by warm waters, Cyprus enjoys year-round warmth that's ideal for vacations and diving trips. Cyprus is also blessed with calm, crystal clear waters where depth visibility can reach 30 meters.
Many diving centers in Cyprus have PADI-certified instructors, so you can be sure you're in good hands. While Greek is the official language, most of the population speaks English. Cyprus is easily accessible by plane via more than 30 airlines from most European countries.
Some of the most popular diving ... (read more)
Author: Ollie Morrison
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19. sheldon kalnitsky - Live your life with mousike
October 21, 2009
Music is an art form whose medium is sound. Common elements of music are pitch (which governs melody and harmony), rhythm (and its associated concepts tempo, meter, and articulation), dynamics, and the sonic qualities of timbre and texture. The word derives from Greek (mousike), "(art) of the Muses".
The creation, performance, significance, and even the definition of music vary according to culture and social context. Music ranges from strictly organized compositions (and their recreation in performance), through improvisational music to aleatoric forms. Music can be divided into genres a... (read more)
Author: Johnson George
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20. Scrapbooking Ideas and Solutions - Using Monochromatic Color on your Layouts
October 19, 2009
The word monochromatic comes from the Greek word mono, meaning one and chroma, meaning surface. In this scrapbooking ideas and solutions article I am going to explore using one color on your layout and then adding interest by varying the tints and shades.
When choosing the main color for your monochromatic scheme, look at the photograph that is being used. Use the color that stands out on the photo as your main color. Ask yourself what mood is being created in the photograph – cool and tranquil or warm and energetic. Sometimes it can be challenging to match it to your base color in a ... (read more)
Author: Michel Maling
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21. Rise to the Challenge
October 19, 2009
Reading History is the ideal remedy to discouragement and dissatisfaction. During difficult periods, man can gain perspective by learning how his ancestors turned problems into opportunities. Past centuries have repeatedly shown how individuals with limited resources can face life's challenges and overcome extraordinary obstacles.
Hesiod, an Ancient Greek poet, recounted in the year 770 B.C. that "the world did not welcome me when I was born and each season brought nothing but problems and difficulties." The reason for such lamentations was that a court decision in favour of his brother, ... (read more)
Author: John Vespasian
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22. Hydropath - The Starting of SPA
October 16, 2009
The term “Hydropath” comes from Greek and stands for “water cure”. Yet, this term is a deceiving one, because the water is only the means through which other agents are activated. In fact the hydrotherapy is based on heat, cold or on the action of curative herbs. Because water is only the vehicle for these agents, scientists have suggested that the procedures specific to hydrotherapy should be grouped under a more suggestive name, that of hydrotherapy or hydrotherapeutics.
Hydrotherapy has appeared and developed as a treatment for different diseases. Using many techniques adapted to each ... (read more)
Author: jasbir shyam
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23. Explore Vatican's Collections contains finds from 19th & 20th century.
October 16, 2009
The Vatican`s greatest treasures are its Greek and Roman antiquities, which have been on display since the 18th century. The 19th century saw the addition of exciting discoveries from Etruscan tombs and excavations in Egypt. Then there are works by many of Italy`s greatest Renaissance artists housed in the Pinacoteca (art gallery) and decorating the walls of chapels and papal apartments.
The Vatican`s greatest treasures are its Greek and Roman antiquities, which have been on display since the 18th century. The 19th century saw the addition of exciting discoveries from Etruscan... (read more)
Author: speedin solutions
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24. development financecheap deals-3 Development Of Accounting
October 14, 2009
The particulars of transaction and financial relations between different parties have been written up in the shape of finance records since the start of civilisation, examples being Babylonian clay tablets and records from the Roman and Greek civilisations might choose development financequote snk By the 12th century the bustle and extent of the wide-ranging trading activities engaged in by the Italian city-states had created the requirement for a useful system of fiscal recording which could accurately determine the results of large volumes of transactions concerning several parties. during... (read more)
Author: Krunal Dave
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25. The history of a Bouncer/Doorman
October 13, 2009
A security guard, commonly known as a bouncer or doorman is usually employed at places like bars, nightclubs, concerts etc basically to provide security, check the legal age of kids and refuse entry to those displaying aggressive or intoxicated behavior. A security guard, commonly known as a bouncer or doorman is usually employed at places like bars, nightclubs, concerts etc basically to provide security, check the legal age of kids and refuse entry to those displaying aggressive or intoxicated behavior. Bouncers go back in history?wherever crowd control has been required, bouncers have been ... (read more)
Author: Robert Bell
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