Here's a question that was posed to the Dalai Lama: "Which things about humanity surprises you the most?"His answer was as follows:"Man"Because he sacrifices his health in order to make money,Then he sacrifices his money to recuperate his health,And then he is so anxious about the future that he doesn't enjoy the present,And as a result he doesn't live in the present or the future,And he lives as if he's never going to die, and then he dies having never really lived.
In the blog, the author narrates his and his wife's experience in adopting homoeopathy as a way of life
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- Dr J D Bapat
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Eight cancer signs
Researchers at Keele University, UK, have highlighted the eight unexplained symptoms that are most closely linked to cancer.
The University team also points to the age at which patients should be most concerned by the symptoms, which include blood in urine and anaemia.
The other symptoms are: rectal blood, coughing up blood, breast lump or mass, difficulty swallowing, post-menopausal bleeding and abnormal prostate tests. Unusual changes in a person's health should be checked.
They found that, if the patient was below the age of 55, two signs need to be watched. These were a rectal prostate examination, which gave abnormal results and a breast lump.
After 55, but only in men, there was evidence that difficulty swallowing could be a sign of oesophageal cancer, while blood in the urine was highlighted as a particular concern for men and women aged over 60
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Labels:
anaemia,
breast,
cancer,
health,
keele university,
menopausal,
prostate,
urine
Eight cancer signs
Researchers at Keele University, UK, have highlighted the eight unexplained symptoms that are most closely linked to cancer.
The University team also points to the age at which patients should be most concerned by the symptoms, which include blood in urine and anaemia.
The other symptoms are: rectal blood, coughing up blood, breast lump or mass, difficulty swallowing, post-menopausal bleeding and abnormal prostate tests. Unusual changes in a person's health should be checked.
They found that, if the patient was below the age of 55, two signs need to be watched. These were a rectal prostate examination, which gave abnormal results and a breast lump.
After 55, but only in men, there was evidence that difficulty swallowing could be a sign of oesophageal cancer, while blood in the urine was highlighted as a particular concern for men and women aged over 60
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Labels:
anaemia,
breast,
cancer,
health,
keele university,
menopausal,
prostate,
urine
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