Dehydration is a lack of water and moisture in the outer layers of the skin. The skin loses elasticity, much like a sponge without water in it and when facial movements occur it moves around without the suppleness of plump moist cells. This then leads to very fine, crepey lines across the skin. This can be the start of permanent deeper lines.

Dehydration means there is an excessive dead cell buildup on the surface of your skin, and therefore you need to exfoliate (manually remove the dead ski
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Sometimes, people get a condition called dry mouth, caused by the lack of saliva. It is an annoying condition that can affect not only swallowing of your food but also the overall health of your mouth. If you have this condition, do not let it go unnoticed.

Causes

Several factors can contribute to dry mouth syndrome. Everyone experiences it at some point, and the exact number of people suffering from dry mouth is unknown. It can affect any age range, but it is most commonly seen among olde
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Most of us feel that we are health conscious individuals who take a make of effort to remain fit and healthy. However, we rarely make any progress on our health and fitness.

Despite the fact that we eat healthy food and exercise regularly, we never seem to get rid of the excess flab around our waist. We often wonder why our body does not respond to your efforts.

Vitamin A is also good for the skin. A diet rich in vitamin A will reduce wrinkles and prevent dry skin. This vitamin is importan
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Atrial fibrillation (AF) is a common rhythm abnormality of the heart. Over the years, the incidence of atrial fibrillation is increased, in both the developed and developing world. If you have AF, electrical impulses do not arise normally in the SA node as described above. Instead, many impulses begin simultaneously and spread through the atria and compete for a chance to travel through the AV node. This results in a very rapid, disorganized and irregular heartbeat.

The most common treatments
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Angina pectoris, commonly referred to as angina, is a temporary pain or tightness that starts in the chest and sometimes radiates to other parts of the body, particularly the arms, neck, jaw or back. It comes on suddenly--often in response to exertion, emotional stress or exposure to cold--and is usually of short duration. It is caused by a reduction in blood flow through the coronary arteries, the blood vessels that nourish the heart muscle.

Symptoms of angina are hard to distinguish from no
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