Showing posts with label 4. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 4. Show all posts

Monday, May 12, 2014

Rare occurrence 4 twins born from one embryo

Rare occurrence, 4 twins born from one embryo - Maybe that happened on the couple Christine and Justin Clark is a miracle. Because, after trying to have children for 10 years, couples twins get four at once.

Fourth twin baby girls have also broke the record and made history in the medical world. Because the baby is growing and the fourth came from one embryo only. This is a very rare case, there is only one in 70 million chances.

Currently their fourth baby to be healthy and ready to take home. They weigh 4.5 pounds six weeks ago.

"We expect to have one child, but four children really can not be trusted. Honestly, I do not believe it until I see for myself with my eyes," said Christine Clark, as reported by the Metro (15/05).

Couples who come from Brinsworth Rotherdam almost given up on having children when they decided to perform in vitro fertilization (IVF). IVF is a technique of mixing the eggs with the partners sperm in the laboratory for fertilization. After successful fertilization occurs, the embryo is then implanted in the womans uterus.

Christine Clark immediately became pregnant three weeks after the embryo implanted in her womb through IVF. During pregnancy, she experienced severe morning sickness, and even had to be hospitalized because of breathing difficulties before giving birth via Caesarean process.

After that, the four children born from one embryo is implanted. They named Darcy, Caroline, Elisha, and Alexis. Justin Clark, the father admitted to not only happy and interested, but also worried when they were told would have four twins.

The doctor explained that this is the first time the four infants with the same birth sex of the embryo alone. Adel Shaker, medical director of CARE Sheffield explained that she had seen two embryos that turn out to be triplets or one embryo into twins. But it has also been quite rare.

Further tests will be done to see if the baby is four actually quadruplets, or two pairs of twins, or a pair of twins and two people are not twins.

Tuesday, April 15, 2014

4 Health problems that can be prevented by sleeping

4 Health problems that can be prevented by sleeping - The bed is one activity that is essential for human life. Besides being able to restore your energy and spirit, was also offered a miracle cure other health problems that you are.

Here are 4 health problem that can be cured by sleeping as reported from huffingtonpost.com.

1. Appetite control

When you lack sleep, you will tend to have a higher appetite than those who have enough time to rest. A study also showed that women who slept between 8-9 hours a day to have a low body fat. In addition to the other benefits of sleep is always suppress the hormone that makes you feel hungry.

2. Reduce the risk of diabetes

In a study it was found that they were less rested, their insulin sensitivity will be decreased by 16 % and their fat cells to insulin was also decreased by 30 %. So that it can increase the risk of diabetes.

3. Fixing sexual arousal

Both men and women will decrease sexual arousal when they are sleep deprived. Moreover, lack of sleep when the male hormone testosterone levels will decrease.

4. Reduce the risk of stroke

Sleep may be a thing that looks simple. But did you know that people who sleep less than 6 hours per day, would be at risk of stroke by 4-fold.

It turns out that there are so many benefits that you can get just by sleeping. Theore, no matter how busy you are , do not forget to take the time to rest.

Thursday, January 23, 2014

Top Ten Links of the Week 4 23 10 – 4 29 10

Happy Friday, folks! Quick update on Tuesday’s Ask the Internet question: the broth and new ratio totally worked with the polenta, and the addition of pancetta provided some much-needed depth and textural variation. Howevs, the spinach still needs work. I sautéed it much faster this time, using the oil left over from the meat, but the aftertaste remained. I’m thinking a switch to either kale, chard, or baby spinach is in order. Almost there, though! Look for the final version on Monday.

Meanwhile, BEHOLD! Here’re the links.

1) Oregon Live: Meet some of Portlands radical homemakers
A fantastic piece. Just stellar, and I love the reconceptualizing of domesticity as, “living by four tenets: ecological sustainability, social justice, family and community.” It’s extreme and ideal at the same time. An absolute must-read, though I do wish it brought a few guys into the picture.

2) The Local Cook: Top 10 Things to Do Before CSA Season
Just signed up for your first CSA? Don’t know how you’re going to handle it? No worries, sweet kale lover. This resourceful rundown will steer you in the right direction.

3) Serious Eats: Why Ben & Jerry’s Relationship with Wal-Mart is Actually Good for the Future of Food
Sometimes, the little guy can best change the big guy by working from the inside. If there’s ice cream involved, all the better.

4) The Atlantic Food: Message to Food Editors - What 30-Minute Meals Really Mean
In which Michael Ruhlman makes a decent point – learn to prioritize food – and obscures it in a cloud of unpleasantness. Dude, you want people to listen to your message? Try not to insult them in the process. Enh. Debbie says it better than me

5) Jezebel: Spoon Fed – When Food is About Love, Not Disorder
I like this whole piece on learning to reconcile personal food issues with eating’s social nature, but this statement struck me most: “I find that when we cook together we encourage each other to enjoy food for what it is — a source of nourishment and even excitement, not an enemy.”

6) Slashfood: Cook’s Illustrated vs. food52
Ladies and gentlemen, let’s get ready to RUMBLE. In this corner, Cook’s Illustrated, the venerated trial-and-error foodie mag headed up by bowtied culinary lovegod, Christopher Kimball. And in the opposite corner, food52, the new-ish website with the many-people-one-recipe mentality. Who will win next week’s cooking throwdown? Only your hairdresser knows for sure. (Pic from Village Voice.)

7) Chicago Tribune: The 50 Worst Restaurants in the World
In response to San Pellegrino’s recent naming of the World’s 50 Best Restaurants, folks at CT came up with this creative list. My favorites:
24. Haggis Hut
21. Actual Panda Express
20. Fraulein Sauerkraut’s Thwap and Serve
9. Le Jirque
3. Friday’s based on the novel Push by Sapphire

8) Wise Bread: 10 Ways to Cut Waste When Feeding Kids
These smart tips might seem pretty intuitive to experienced parents, but I’m babysitting a lot more now, so they’re spectacularly well timed. I have no idea what I’m doing, see. (Just kidding, Mary! Ha?)

9) A Good American Wife: Nutritional Values
Speaking about feeding kids, Anne has some valuable insight.

10) Serious Eats: How to Toast Spices
Toasting spices is an inexpensive, easy way to bring out their flavor. Also, “mellow, toasty complexity” is my new favorite phrase. You know what I like about 30 Rock? It’s mellow, toasty complexity. And nuclear physics? It’s mellow, toasty complexity. And socks? Guess.


HONORABLE MENTION

BoingBoing: Unicorn Meat
Finally!

Consumerist: Baseball Park Food is So Overpriced. Do I Still Have to Tip?
Yes!

Food Politics: The 2010 Dietary Guidelines – Some Hints at What They Might Say
Useful!

The Kitchn: 10 Tasty Dinners to Serve on the Cheap
Tasty!


AND ALSO

The 120 Minutes Archive
Eep! Well, slap me with a moog and call me Matt Pinfield. Someone, somewhere, is cataloguing every episode of MTV’s seminal indie/alternative music show. With video and occasional performance links! (Though, this is undoubtedly the best set in history. Johnette 4-evs. Imma let you finish, but shes the most underrated rock vocalist of all time.)

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Friday, December 13, 2013

4 Unnecessary Beauty Care Guide

Women often do beauty treatments to beautify themselves. But there are treatments that are not recommended by a dermatologist.

As reported by Real Style Network, Dermatologist Dr. Sandra Lee describes four beauty treatment that is not necessary.

1. laser mole
Laser is not a good way to get rid of moles. If you find that your mole is cancerous, then the laser will aggravate the condition.

2. laser Acne
This method may be able to destroy acne and the bacteria, but does not prevent acne laser came in later. Laser acne is a temporary solution which can be costly.

3. shrink the stomach
Liposuction or liposuction can indeed flatten the abdomen by lightning, but if you weigh up, the belly fat will appear again. Fat also be quickly back in other areas.

4. eliminating Warts
Warts are a virus, while the body can fight the virus. So warts can disappear on its own without surgery. Many dermatology experts that actually prohibits removing warts.

-wolipop.com-

Saturday, November 30, 2013

Stage 4 Prostate Cancer

Prostate Cancer

Prostate CancerThe prostate gland is about the same size and shape as a chestnut. Its located at the base of the bladder. The urethra runs below it between two lobes of muscle tissue that reach from either side of the prostate. These two muscular lobes are the way in which the flow of urine is regulated through the urethra.

Inside the prostate seminal fluid is produced. This is the fluid that is released during orgasm and carries a mans sperm.

When abnormal cells are produced and begin to reproduce, they grow into a mass of tissue called a tumor. When the cancerous cells begin to outgrow the normal cells, the functions of the prostate gland and the two lobes become compromised.

Usually prostate cancer has a slow growth rate. There have been cases where it has developed abnormally fast, but this is not typically the case. Prostate cancer cure rates are quite high when it is in the early stages, but there are typically no symptoms - so regular screening is essential.

Stage T1

Stage T1 prostate cancer is when it is first developing. Tumors at this point are small and there are no physical signs or symptoms outside of an elevated PSA level in the blood. PSA is the prostate specific antigen released into the blood as a result of tumors developing in the gland. A doctor may only be suspicious of the presence of cancer if the blood test results indicated an unusually high PSA level. If the suspicion is very high, for instance if the patient had close relatives with prostate cancer, a tissue sample would be sent for a biopsy to verify it.

Stage T2

T2 prostate cancer is the stage at which the functions of the prostate gland begin to be affected by the growing disease. Symptoms at this point include the following.
  • An intense need to urinate
  • Frequent urination throughout the night
  • A feeling that the bladder is still full even after urinating
  • Trouble starting or stopping the flow of urine
  • Unable to urinate at all
  • Weak urine flow
  • Pain or burning while urinating or during orgasm
  • Blood in semen or urine
A doctor at this stage may be able to feel an area of hardness on the surface of the prostate during a digital rectal exam although this is not always the case.

If these signs and symptoms are present, a blood test would be done for PSA levels. A tissue sample would be sent for biopsy.

Stage T3

T3 prostate cancer is the first stage at which the tumors have multiplied and often the cancer has grown beyond the confines of the prostate.

Once the cancer has extended outside of the prostate, there is no known cure.

The first likely destination of the cancer at this point is within the seminal vesicles. In some cases it may reach into the bladder or rectum as well.

Stage T4

T4 prostate cancer is the last stage in the progress of prostate cancer. It has likely moved into the bladder, rectum and pelvic bone. It may also begin to travel to other parts of the body through the blood stream. There is no cure for this stage, but hormone therapy may help to slow the disease.

Prostate cancer staging is important for your urologist to determine the best course of treatment and the likelihood of cure. The key to surviving prostate cancer is early screening, detection and treatment. Treatments besides the traditional surgery and radiation are available, including high intensity focused ultrasound. Discuss your options with your doctor.

Article by : Barb Francis, Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Barb_Francis

Sunday, September 29, 2013

4 Tips Scrape the Stubborn Belly Fat

Slim belly dream for every woman. However, with the myriad of activities and lack of exercise, tend to accumulate in the stomach and food produce unpleasant sight in the eye.
Science breakthrough came with the women address concerns about stubborn fat that is in the stomach area. Check out the latest tips you can lose a few pounds of body weight and slimming your stomach like this.
 
1. Measure the waist circumference 

Having belly fat not only makes you have to hide behind the clothes, but also provide a threat from diabetes to heart attacks. BMI or Body Mass Index is a common tool for measuring whether the weight is within normal limits or is excessive. But BMI is not a suitable tool to measure the circumference of your hips whether or not excessive. Referring to new research presented at the European Congress on Obesity or the European Congress on Obesity in Lyon, France, a sports coach and founder Asyllym Fitness, Matthew Daniels, said: "BMI does not calculate muscle mass than fat."The magnitude of the ratio of waist to hip ratio is more accurate to predict the risk of disease. It was because of the location where the most fat you have is more important than the overall amount of fat in the body. Women whose waist to hip ratio of 0.08 had a higher risk of health problems.
 

 2. Eat to fat to lose fat 
To enhance your metabolism, a high-fat diet better than low-fat diet, as long as you eat on time. A researcher from the University of Jerusalem recently found that high-fat diets are scheduled properly to burn the fat stored in the abdominal area. Why so? "As well as using money to make money, as well as fat, fat is needed to burn fat," says Daniels.Daniel suggested, eat fat at strategic times such as early morning before exercise to help burn calories. The move is useful because fat is turned into energy that is used for burning body fat. Try to eat apples and peanut butter for breakfast in the morning or add avocado as toping salad during lunch.
 

 3. The type of fat in the abdomen is also a problem 
Bringing overload in the central area of ​​the body to make you at risk for an attack to Diabetes type-2. But the good news is, according to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, this all depends on the type of fat that you have in your stomach. The researchers used sensors MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) and found that obese people with viceral fat (fat around the organs) higher risk of developing diabetes compared with those with more body subcutaneous fat (fat under the skin).To find out what type of fat in the abdominal area a lot, you can ask for medical help. They can recommend lifestyle are most appropriate for preventing dangerous diseases.
 

 4. Boost the immune system to burn fat by itself 
The immune system play a role in making a smaller waist circumference. Referring to the new study of immunity, had more certain immune system cells in the body can help burn fat, increase metabolism to suppress hunger. Defense cells works by speeding up the metabolism by helping to relieve inflammation in adipose tissue (fat in the abdomen dangerous). One way to boost the cells natural defense is to reduce a few pounds of weight.