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1. Zodiac Love Match October 14, 2008 The study of love compatibility reveals our hidden desires and unexplored secret realms. The astrology love compatibility between two people can be divined from a careful comparison between a couple’s astrological sun signs. We are all born under the powerful influences of the sun, moon and the planets of the cosmos. Think of your birth as a frozen moment in time of the Universe. Our spiritual, inner being is created at that precise temporal alignment of the skies. Our zodiac love compatibility is forever cast. The placement of the sun, the rising planets and moon phase mark us all with o... (read more) Author: Robert Bell

2. The Space Between: Making Moments for Profound Self-Care September 25, 2008 As this time of year picks up speed, and life accelerates with all the goals and commitments made to myself, family and career associates, I notice my body begins to contract against being over-scheduled and yearning for space, both literal and temporal. While we all know the benefit of returning attention to the breath, I'd also like to share another somatic practice which, as of late, has truly come in handy, in my own life. When I notice my mind getting caught up in either worry about the future or regrets about the past, I stop what I'm doing, close my eyes, and imagine a warm washclo... (read more) Author: Lori Darley

3. Testosterone Levels: How Do They Change Over Time? September 19, 2008 We all go through a range of dynamically regulated hormonal changes through different stages of our lives. These changes are characteristic to many variables such as age, sex, pathological condition, and exogenous administration of drugs or in the form of dietary steroids. These hormonal changes stimulate, regulate, and control the function of various tissues and organs. The expression levels of a wide range of hormones vary in a temporal and context dependent manner, and when the context is male menopause, the most common hormone attributed to these changes is the testosterone. However, ... (read more) Author: Tarun Gupta

4. Frontotemporal dementia Detailed Information September 09, 2008 Frontotemporal dementia (frontotemporal lobar degeneration) is an umbrella phrase for a various group of infrequent disorders. Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD) is an umbrella term for a group of rare disorders that mainly affect the frontal and temporal lobes of the brain – the areas commonly associated with personality and behaviour. The disease frequently affects a person's ability to employ and understand spoken and written language. It can also affect personality, social behaviour, reasoning, problem solving, and memory. Younger people, specifically those under the age of 65, are more likely ... (read more) Author: Juliet Cohen

5. ABOUT HEARING LOSS: September 08, 2008 Hearing loss simply means sudden or gradual decrease of how well you can hear a sound. Many things can lead to this problem. The degree of this problem sometimes depends on the cause itself. The loss may be partial or temporal, it can be permanent, mild or severe, it can also be reversed. Some people are born with this problem. The third most common chronic problem found with older Americans is gradual hearing loss. If this problem develops gradually, the person suffering it may not know. Rather, friends and family members may be the ones to notice it. Hearing loss slows down... (read more) Author: Eze ThankGod

6. Forehead Lift Philippines August 04, 2008 ">Forehead Lift Browlift / Temporal Lift / Brow Lift Significant number of patients that come to our office presents primary concerns about the appearance of their upper face. The common complain is that they are often told, that they look tired, sad or even angry when they don’t feel these emotions. These people usually attribute this negative emotional state with the appearance of their upper eye lids and will usually request for upper blepharoplasty. This false perception of psychological pessimism of the face is due to the appearance of the upper eye lid which is affected by ... (read more) Author: Dr Rino Lorenzo

7. Anti-Aging Body Contouring Procedure : Abdominoplasty , Tummy Tuck June 10, 2008 Abdominoplasty / Tummy Tuck Man has always been amused by the way our Creator had conceived the human body. This could be appreciated in the works of eminent artist and sculptures, particularly during the renaissance time. The human body with its curves and contours as we portray it in our mind should be complete and flawless. However, nothing in this world is created with inestimable beauty. As we witness the changes that our body would undergo through time. In particularl our abdomen, this would be skin laxity, fat deposits at the middle and lower abdomen and protrusion of the abdomina... (read more) Author: Dr Rino Lorenzo

8. The Fusion Of Art And Science ; Cosmetic Plastic Surgery June 10, 2008 Plastic Surgery – The Mergence of Art and Science Plastic Surgery is a multifaceted specialty that combines form, function, technique and principle. Not limited to the skin, plastic surgery may encompass any area of the body. While the details of various procedures are important, basic principles allow the plastic surgeon to solve unusual problems, to apply known procedures to other body parts, and to be innovative and change with times and with developing technology. These broad principle can be applied to simple skin excision or to complex free tissue transfer. Plastic Surgery is ... (read more) Author: Dr Rino Lorenzo

9. Blepharoplasty, Eye Bag Surgery : Asia's Cosmetic Medical Tourism June 10, 2008 Eye bag Removal /Blepharoplasty Unlike the Browlift, the effects of blepharoplasty procedure are more localized to the eyelids. The skin surrounding the eyes, is the area where the first signs of aging sets in. Usually, as early as 2nd to 3rd decade of life. Skin redundancy, fat protrusion in the periorbital area, wrinkled drooping layers of the skin on the eyelids, and sagging eyebrows gives the face a tired, sad or angry expression. Surgical procedure that address this issue in the eyelid area can brighten the face and restore a more youthful appearance by removing loose, sagging sk... (read more) Author: Dr Rino Lorenzo

10. Arm Lift, Brachioplasty : Upper Extremity Body Contouring June 08, 2008 Arm lift Arm Lift or Brachioplasty surgery is done to eliminate tissue redundancy and reduce arm circumference. Most Plastic Surgeons believes that aesthetic procedure of the upper extremity is indicated on patient with arm lipodystrophy and skin redundancy resulting from massive weight lost. Patient must be willing to accept an extensive scar in exchange for a superior upper extremity contour. Arm tissue relaxes with age, gravity and weight loss. The drooping of skin is due to stretching of the anchoring system of the arm and loss of supporting fat volume. Brachioplasty (arm re... (read more) Author: Dr Rino Lorenzo

11. Your Check List Before A Cosmetic Surgery Procedure June 08, 2008 Safety tips in Cosmetic Plastic Surgery The things that you should consider when planning any cosmetic surgery procedure are results, quality and safety. The following article is prepared, in order to educate and guide prospective clients in cosmetic surgery on how to choose the right surgeon to attain their goal. 1. Any surgery with the main purpose of improving the physical aspect of the human body aesthetically, as well as function, is an artistic challenge for us plastic surgeons, and should be a worthwhile experience for the patient. All cosmetic procedures, minor or major, shou... (read more) Author: Dr Rino Lorenzo

12. How To Select Your Board Certified Cosmetic Plastic Surgeon : Philippine Cosmetic Surgery June 08, 2008 Are you planning to have a cosmetic surgery procedure?-Choose the right Cosmetic Plastic Surgeon Physical Beauty is a very diverse term that may depend on our own individual standards. What may be physically acceptable and attractive for us may not be for others but each person has their own ideal or desired appearance for themselves. Most of us would desire for physical enhancement for a lot of reasons. And most plastic procedures with the purpose of aesthetically enhancing the physical aspect of the human body would make the person feel good about themselves, elevate self esteem or con... (read more) Author: Dr Rino Lorenzo

13. Liposuction The Art Of Liposculpturing : Philippine's Booming Medical Tourism June 08, 2008 Liposuction / Liposculpture Life is a gift given to us by the Creator that we should cherish. And being one of God’s creation, we mortal being, are characterized by imperfection and is always aspiring for physical improvement. This endless desire for perfection in the physical aspect of life is but natural for us. Some might view it as vanity but as the late Pope Pius XII would say it “if we consider physical beauty in its Christian light and we respect the condition set by our moral standards, then aesthetic enhancement is not a contraindication to the will of God, in that it restore the... (read more) Author: Dr Rino Lorenzo

14. The True Nature Of Cosmetic Plastic Surgery Speciaty June 08, 2008 Overview of Plastic Surgery This article is prepared in order to enlighten the public of the true nature of Plastic Surgery specialty, particularly those interested in cosmetic surgery. Plastic Surgery is both an art and science. For the aesthetic or cosmetic plastic surgeon, perhaps the predominant factor is the art. This is the aspect of surgery in which concentration and interest are focused on the restoration and improvement of forms as well as function. The disorders that the plastic surgeon encounters may be the result of aging, cosmetic inferiority, congenital defect, trau... (read more) Author: Dr Rino Lorenzo

15. Downscaling and Assimilation of Surface Soil Moisture Using Ground Truth Measurements May 15, 2008 Methods for reconciliation of spatial and temporal scales of data have become increasingly important as remote sensing data become more readily available and as the science of hydrology moves more heavily toward distributed modeling. The purpose of this paper is to develop a method to disaggregate coarse-resolution remote sensing data to finer scale resolutions that are more appropriate for use in hydrologic studies and water management. This disaggregation is done with the help of point measurements on the ground. The downscaling of remote sensing data is achieved by three main steps: initial... (read more) Author: Yasir Kaheil

16. A Traveller's Guide to the Vatican May 12, 2008 Vatican City is an independent country within Rome, Italy, and is the temporal seat of the Pope, who heads the Roman Catholic Church. It is reputed to be the world’s smallest state. Built on a low hill, the Vatican’s walls enclose an area of just over 100 acres, making it easy to traverse on foot. Vatican City is accessible by taxi, bus, or on foot. The Metro line takes tourists to Cipro, where the museums are located, or to Ottaviano to see St. Peter’s Basilica. You can also take the tram to Piazza del Risorgimento. The Vatican Euro—the country’s official currency—is the rarest in circu... (read more) Author: Orson Johnson

17. Mastoiditis Treatment - How to Manage Chronic Mastoiditis March 13, 2008 Mastoiditis is an inflammation or infection of the mastoid bone, which is a portion of the temporal bone. The mastoid consists of air cells that drain the middle ear. Mastoiditis occurs equally in males and females. Mastoiditis most commonly affects children. Mastoiditis develops when middle ear inflammation spreads to the mastoid air cells, resulting in infection and destruction of the mastoid bone. Some symptoms and signs of mastoiditis to pain and tenderness in the mastoid region, as well as swelling. It may have ear pain (otalgia), and the ear or mastoid region can be red (erythematous). ... (read more) Author: Francis Adam

18. IED: Intermittant Explosive Disorder and Anger Management March 11, 2008 Perhaps the most problematic area in the anger management field is a serious psychological disorder called intermittent explosive disorder (IED) . This is a fairly rare disorder of the brain characterized by explosive outbursts of behavior such as throwing or breaking things and inflicting physical harm on others with little or no provocation. It is an impulse control disorder that is sometimes linked to temporal lobe epilepsy. It has also been suggested by studies to be the underlying cause of road rage. It is estimated that up to 7.3% of adults, approximately 11.5 to 16 millio... (read more) Author: Mike Hirn

19. Malignant Otitis Externa Treatment Information February 11, 2008 Malignant otitis externa is a condition involving inflammation and damage to the bone and cartilage of the base of skull. Otitis Externa malignancy is caused by the spread of infection from an infection of the external ear. Malignes (necrotizing) otitis externa is a life-threatening extension of otitis externa mastoid bone and temporal. It is generally caused by P. Aeruginosa or S. Aureus. Malignant external otitis is a rare complication of both acute swimmer's chronic ear and swimmer's ear. OE is a very common disease that occurs in all regions of the United States. The infection appears to b... (read more) Author: Juliet Cohen

20. Vedic Astrology Lesson 41 January 24, 2008 Mathematical Astrology IV Temporal Strength Vedic Astrology was evolved by the Seers as an aid to Self Actualisation. Evolutionary Astrology can divine the Soul State of the native, based on the Evolution of Consciousness, which is the basic Theory of Evolutionary Philosophy. So based on the Soul State, the astro scholar can advise the client what techniques are to be adopted for both material... (read more) Author: Govind Kumar

21. Temporal Arteritis Information January 19, 2008 Temporal arteritis, also known as giant cell arteritis, is an inflammatory condition affecting the medium-sized blood vessels that supply the head, eyes, and optic nerves. Temporal arteritis originates from a generalized vasculopathy affecting medium and large arteries. Temporal, giant cell, and cranial arteritis occurs when there is inflammation and death of one or more arteries. It most commonly occurs in the head, especially in the temporal arteries that branch from the carotid artery of the neck. Temporal arteritis occurs more frequently in Caucasian patients of northern European descent, ... (read more) Author: Juliet Cohen

22. HOW CAN MY DENTIST POSSIBLY CURE MY TINNITUS? January 13, 2008 It is claimed that almost a third of people diagnosed with temporo-mandibular joint dysfunction (TMD) suffer with some form of tinnitus. Similarly almost half of tinnitus sufferers examined are reported to have some sort of TMD. The Temporo-mandibular joints (TMJ’s) [Jaw joints to us] are probably the most complex joints in the human body, are the joints of the temporal bone (skull) and the mandible (lower jaw bone) and are situated just in front of each ear. The TMJ is not a regular ball and socket joint like, for example, the knee or hip joint but is more a sliding joint that moves every... (read more) Author: Paul Cullen

23. HAIR LOSS PROBLEM January 02, 2008 Hair loss and balding seems to be a common problem today and it seems to affect both women and men! Hair loss usually begins in the front temporal areas, progressing to the crown. The rate of loss varies between people, and the process can take from 5 to 25 years. The first stage in understanding hair loss and fine hair problems is to understand how hair grows. Hair thickness is a combination of hair diameter and hair density, you can have fine hair but lots of it or thick coarse hair which is relatively sparce. Most of us are somewhere between the two. Hair is made up of three layers, th... (read more) Author: Miranda Grey

24. Guide to Female Hair Loss October 08, 2007 Female hair loss occurs in more than one pattern. The most common type of hair loss seen in women is androgenetic alopecia, also known as female pattern alopecia. Some of the most common of these causes are trichotillomania , telogen effluvium , scarring alopecia and alopecia areata.only about 20 per cent of women between 18 and 45 have moderate regrowth using the drug, while another 40 per cent experience minimal regrowth. Triangular alopecia— loss of hair in the temporal areas that sometimes begins in childhood. Hair loss may be complete, or a few fine, thin-diameter hairs may remain. The ca... (read more) Author: Juliet Cohen

25. Description of Disease name Inflammation of The Prostate September 25, 2007 Middle Ear Infection What do doctors call this condition? Otitis media What is this condition? Middle ear infection refers to infection of the tiny cavity in the temporal bone that contains three small bones (the malleus, incus, and stapes). Middle ear infection may be acute or chronic, suppurative (pus-producing) or secretory (secretion-producing). Acute middle ear infection is common in children. Its incidence rises during the winter, when respiratory tract infections are common. With prompt treatment, the prognosis is excellent; however, prolonged fluid buildup... (read more) Author: Robert Baird

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