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12-02 Bsktbll – WCS Crusaders vs Charleston Townies – 79
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Saturday, February 11, 2012.Recap: No. 15 C’Town 87, No. 19 WC 69.By Brendan Hall..CHARLESTOWN, Mass. — At this time last year, Charlestown made the trek West, down Route 146, to deliver a haymaker to a Whitinsville Christian squad considered the state’s tallest lineup. ..This afternoon, the Crusaders came East to Bunker Hill, with a different look for the Townies — smaller, quicker, more surgical — and the result was very nearly a different outcome. The Crusaders hung with Charlestown through three quarters, before the Townies pulled away in the fourth, outscoring Whitinsville 31-14 in the final frame en route to an 87-69 victory. .."That team’s very good, I thought that was the best shooting team we saw," Charlestown head coach Edson Cardoso said. "They’re very well balanced, with a real good point guard, big man, two-guard, so I knew coming into this game it was going to be a battle. I told the guys, ‘You’re going to see a team like this in the state tournament, eventually down the line." ..The Townies (14-3), played just seven due to health (Jawhari Dawan-Abdullah, stomach bug) and off the court issues (Gary Braham, suspension). But they saw all five of their regular starters reach double-figures, with senior point guard Rony Fernandez (26 points, four assists) leading the way. Senior forward Tyrik Jackson (12 points, 13 rebounds) came up big on the glass again, while Tyrese Hoxter (16 points, seven assists), Omar Orriols (13 points) and Iser Barnes (12) contributed some big shots from the perimeter to keep the defense stretched out. ..But early on, the Crusaders (12-2) gave them fits with the methodical way they broke through the Townie’s 2-3 zone with some of the most disciplined and precise ball movement they’d seen in a while. Junior point guard Colin Richey (23 points) funneled the offense down to the baseline, finding a player planted right in the heart of the zone and kicking to either the baseline or either wing. ..Whitinsville shot nearly 40 percent from the field, getting good looks from the short side from Tyler VandenAkker (12 points, eight rebounds) and Jesse Dykstra. Grant Brown (10 points) came up with some big shots from the perimeter as well. .."We decided to extend a little bit more on the short corner, because they hit about four shots in a row from the short corner," Cardoso said. "We also decided to have the opposite guard extend even more on shooter No. 2 (Tim Dufficey). So we made some extensions in the second half, did a little better job — not a great job, but it helped us get the victory." ..To start the fourth quarter, Barnes completed a 6-0 run by ripping the ball out of his defender’s hands at midcourt and landing a breakaway layup. A few possessions later, Hoxter found Jackson underneath the rim for an easy tip-in and 68-59 advantage. ..Then with 1:37 to go, sophomore Taris Wilson hit the first of two monster breakaway slams, this one making it 76-63 to essentially put the game in hand. ..Hot from the field: The Townies outrebounded the Crusaders 16-7 in the final frame, giving way to many key transition points that helped ice the lead and the win. From the glass, WC still held a slim 35-33 advantage. ..But down at the other end, the Townies had a terrific night from the field, shooting nearly 58 percent overall. That was aided by a 7-for-17 effort from three-point range, including three 3′s each from Fernandez and Orriols. ..Praise for Richey: Last season, New Mission head coach Cory McCarthy was throwing around high praise for the then-sophomore Richey, calling him "a suburban kid that plays urban". ..Consider Cardoso another Boston City League coach that’s a fan. .."He’s tough," Cardoso said. "He’s one of the toughest guards coming out of his league, and I think he’s going give a lot of teams problems in the state tournament, because how do you stop a kid like that?" ..Turning point? Following last season’s loss to Charlestown in its home gym, WC coach Jeff Bajema greeted his players in the locker room and told them, "Guys, we can win states." ..Sure enough, the Crusaders never lost another game the rest of the way, picking up their first Division 3 state title since 2005 at the DCU Center in Worcester. After that game, Bajema spoke to reporters about how much the whitewashing by Charlestown seasoned them for what to expect in the state tournament. ..Given how much more competitive the Crusaders were this time around, could this be seen as another momentum shift? .."Hopefully, a game like this will lead us to better things," Bajema said. "But we’ve got a tough one Tuesday (against Holy Name), so we’ll see."
Shot at ISO 1600, Aperture of 3.5, Shutter speed of 1/400 and Focal Length of 45.0 mm
Taken with a 24-70mm F2.8 ZA SSM lens and processed by Aperture 3.2.2 on Saturday February-11-2012 16:45 EST PM
12-02 Bsktbll – WCS Crusaders vs Charleston Townies – 164
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Saturday, February 11, 2012.Recap: No. 15 C’Town 87, No. 19 WC 69.By Brendan Hall..CHARLESTOWN, Mass. — At this time last year, Charlestown made the trek West, down Route 146, to deliver a haymaker to a Whitinsville Christian squad considered the state’s tallest lineup. ..This afternoon, the Crusaders came East to Bunker Hill, with a different look for the Townies — smaller, quicker, more surgical — and the result was very nearly a different outcome. The Crusaders hung with Charlestown through three quarters, before the Townies pulled away in the fourth, outscoring Whitinsville 31-14 in the final frame en route to an 87-69 victory. .."That team’s very good, I thought that was the best shooting team we saw," Charlestown head coach Edson Cardoso said. "They’re very well balanced, with a real good point guard, big man, two-guard, so I knew coming into this game it was going to be a battle. I told the guys, ‘You’re going to see a team like this in the state tournament, eventually down the line." ..The Townies (14-3), played just seven due to health (Jawhari Dawan-Abdullah, stomach bug) and off the court issues (Gary Braham, suspension). But they saw all five of their regular starters reach double-figures, with senior point guard Rony Fernandez (26 points, four assists) leading the way. Senior forward Tyrik Jackson (12 points, 13 rebounds) came up big on the glass again, while Tyrese Hoxter (16 points, seven assists), Omar Orriols (13 points) and Iser Barnes (12) contributed some big shots from the perimeter to keep the defense stretched out. ..But early on, the Crusaders (12-2) gave them fits with the methodical way they broke through the Townie’s 2-3 zone with some of the most disciplined and precise ball movement they’d seen in a while. Junior point guard Colin Richey (23 points) funneled the offense down to the baseline, finding a player planted right in the heart of the zone and kicking to either the baseline or either wing. ..Whitinsville shot nearly 40 percent from the field, getting good looks from the short side from Tyler VandenAkker (12 points, eight rebounds) and Jesse Dykstra. Grant Brown (10 points) came up with some big shots from the perimeter as well. .."We decided to extend a little bit more on the short corner, because they hit about four shots in a row from the short corner," Cardoso said. "We also decided to have the opposite guard extend even more on shooter No. 2 (Tim Dufficey). So we made some extensions in the second half, did a little better job — not a great job, but it helped us get the victory." ..To start the fourth quarter, Barnes completed a 6-0 run by ripping the ball out of his defender’s hands at midcourt and landing a breakaway layup. A few possessions later, Hoxter found Jackson underneath the rim for an easy tip-in and 68-59 advantage. ..Then with 1:37 to go, sophomore Taris Wilson hit the first of two monster breakaway slams, this one making it 76-63 to essentially put the game in hand. ..Hot from the field: The Townies outrebounded the Crusaders 16-7 in the final frame, giving way to many key transition points that helped ice the lead and the win. From the glass, WC still held a slim 35-33 advantage. ..But down at the other end, the Townies had a terrific night from the field, shooting nearly 58 percent overall. That was aided by a 7-for-17 effort from three-point range, including three 3′s each from Fernandez and Orriols. ..Praise for Richey: Last season, New Mission head coach Cory McCarthy was throwing around high praise for the then-sophomore Richey, calling him "a suburban kid that plays urban". ..Consider Cardoso another Boston City League coach that’s a fan. .."He’s tough," Cardoso said. "He’s one of the toughest guards coming out of his league, and I think he’s going give a lot of teams problems in the state tournament, because how do you stop a kid like that?" ..Turning point? Following last season’s loss to Charlestown in its home gym, WC coach Jeff Bajema greeted his players in the locker room and told them, "Guys, we can win states." ..Sure enough, the Crusaders never lost another game the rest of the way, picking up their first Division 3 state title since 2005 at the DCU Center in Worcester. After that game, Bajema spoke to reporters about how much the whitewashing by Charlestown seasoned them for what to expect in the state tournament. ..Given how much more competitive the Crusaders were this time around, could this be seen as another momentum shift? .."Hopefully, a game like this will lead us to better things," Bajema said. "But we’ve got a tough one Tuesday (against Holy Name), so we’ll see."
Shot at ISO 1600, Aperture of 2.8, Shutter speed of 1/640 and Focal Length of 24.0 mm
Taken with a 24-70mm F2.8 ZA SSM lens and processed by Aperture 3.2.2 on Saturday February-11-2012 17:28 EST PM
12-02 Bsktbll – WCS Crusaders vs Charleston Townies – 147
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Saturday, February 11, 2012.Recap: No. 15 C’Town 87, No. 19 WC 69.By Brendan Hall..CHARLESTOWN, Mass. — At this time last year, Charlestown made the trek West, down Route 146, to deliver a haymaker to a Whitinsville Christian squad considered the state’s tallest lineup. ..This afternoon, the Crusaders came East to Bunker Hill, with a different look for the Townies — smaller, quicker, more surgical — and the result was very nearly a different outcome. The Crusaders hung with Charlestown through three quarters, before the Townies pulled away in the fourth, outscoring Whitinsville 31-14 in the final frame en route to an 87-69 victory. .."That team’s very good, I thought that was the best shooting team we saw," Charlestown head coach Edson Cardoso said. "They’re very well balanced, with a real good point guard, big man, two-guard, so I knew coming into this game it was going to be a battle. I told the guys, ‘You’re going to see a team like this in the state tournament, eventually down the line." ..The Townies (14-3), played just seven due to health (Jawhari Dawan-Abdullah, stomach bug) and off the court issues (Gary Braham, suspension). But they saw all five of their regular starters reach double-figures, with senior point guard Rony Fernandez (26 points, four assists) leading the way. Senior forward Tyrik Jackson (12 points, 13 rebounds) came up big on the glass again, while Tyrese Hoxter (16 points, seven assists), Omar Orriols (13 points) and Iser Barnes (12) contributed some big shots from the perimeter to keep the defense stretched out. ..But early on, the Crusaders (12-2) gave them fits with the methodical way they broke through the Townie’s 2-3 zone with some of the most disciplined and precise ball movement they’d seen in a while. Junior point guard Colin Richey (23 points) funneled the offense down to the baseline, finding a player planted right in the heart of the zone and kicking to either the baseline or either wing. ..Whitinsville shot nearly 40 percent from the field, getting good looks from the short side from Tyler VandenAkker (12 points, eight rebounds) and Jesse Dykstra. Grant Brown (10 points) came up with some big shots from the perimeter as well. .."We decided to extend a little bit more on the short corner, because they hit about four shots in a row from the short corner," Cardoso said. "We also decided to have the opposite guard extend even more on shooter No. 2 (Tim Dufficey). So we made some extensions in the second half, did a little better job — not a great job, but it helped us get the victory." ..To start the fourth quarter, Barnes completed a 6-0 run by ripping the ball out of his defender’s hands at midcourt and landing a breakaway layup. A few possessions later, Hoxter found Jackson underneath the rim for an easy tip-in and 68-59 advantage. ..Then with 1:37 to go, sophomore Taris Wilson hit the first of two monster breakaway slams, this one making it 76-63 to essentially put the game in hand. ..Hot from the field: The Townies outrebounded the Crusaders 16-7 in the final frame, giving way to many key transition points that helped ice the lead and the win. From the glass, WC still held a slim 35-33 advantage. ..But down at the other end, the Townies had a terrific night from the field, shooting nearly 58 percent overall. That was aided by a 7-for-17 effort from three-point range, including three 3′s each from Fernandez and Orriols. ..Praise for Richey: Last season, New Mission head coach Cory McCarthy was throwing around high praise for the then-sophomore Richey, calling him "a suburban kid that plays urban". ..Consider Cardoso another Boston City League coach that’s a fan. .."He’s tough," Cardoso said. "He’s one of the toughest guards coming out of his league, and I think he’s going give a lot of teams problems in the state tournament, because how do you stop a kid like that?" ..Turning point? Following last season’s loss to Charlestown in its home gym, WC coach Jeff Bajema greeted his players in the locker room and told them, "Guys, we can win states." ..Sure enough, the Crusaders never lost another game the rest of the way, picking up their first Division 3 state title since 2005 at the DCU Center in Worcester. After that game, Bajema spoke to reporters about how much the whitewashing by Charlestown seasoned them for what to expect in the state tournament. ..Given how much more competitive the Crusaders were this time around, could this be seen as another momentum shift? .."Hopefully, a game like this will lead us to better things," Bajema said. "But we’ve got a tough one Tuesday (against Holy Name), so we’ll see."
Shot at ISO 1600, Aperture of 3.2, Shutter speed of 1/320 and Focal Length of 70.0 mm
Taken with a 24-70mm F2.8 ZA SSM lens and processed by Aperture 3.2.2 on Saturday February-11-2012 17:16 EST PM
Beauty Tips – Psorisis
Psorisis is a disesase caused when the blood is contaminated by toxics. Unhealthy eating habits can lead to this disease. Watch this video for a cure of Psorisis. Subscribe NOW to get daily updates on many such useful videos and At-Home Tips www.youtube.com
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It’s a live program with Amna Khan focusing on cooking/baking dishes that are healthy, high in nutritional value, complimenting an active lifestyle. Amna keeps the viewers engaged with live calls and health tips about the various ingredients used in a particular dish. You can also call her to ask for any type of recipes for healthy and delicious foods. Amna Khan also share her views about healthy foods, healthy eating, healthy lifestyle, healthy recipes, diet food, healthy meal, best dishes of all times, most favorite dishes in Pakistan, Chinese food, Italian food, healthy Pakistani foods, healthy Indian foods, best healthy recipes, fast food, health & fitness, food channel, food infotainment and enjoy the healthy food with your family.
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Any health tips for this, im kinda concerned?
Question by LuvMeg: Any health tips for this, im kinda concerned?
I have brown discharge for a few days after my period. It never happened before but now it happens every time I get my period. I asked my friends and they never had it before so it makes me worry. Is this normal though?
Best answer:
Answer by Zyggy
Brown discharge is usually just old blood, it could be blood that didn’t get flushed out during your period and now you are spotting. It could just be the way your cycle is going to be. It’s actually pretty normal.
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Delaware partners celebrate text4baby success
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Delaware partners celebrate text4baby success
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Participating Delaware partners who helped enroll women in text4baby, a free text-messaging service of the National Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition, celebrated their top finish in the 2011 national text4baby state enrollment contest.
Text4baby provides a fast and convenient way of communicating health and safety information via cell phones during pregnancy and during the baby’s first year of life. By simply texting "BABY" (or “BEBE” for information in Spanish) to 511411, women can register to receive weekly text messages that are in sync with key times based on their baby’s due date and at significant points throughout the baby’s first year.
The tips and messages have been developed in collaboration with government and nonprofit health experts.
At the Jan. 30 celebration event at the John H. Ammon Medical Education Center, Sen. Tom Carper (D-Delaware) described how seamlessly the Delaware organizations worked together to help the First State take first place. Those partners included Christiana Care Health System’s Obstretrics and Gynecology Department, the University of Delaware’s Center for Disabilities Studies and the Delaware Department of Health and Social Services.
Key Delaware leaders who attended the conference included Rita Landgraf, Secretary of Delaware’s Department of Health and Social Services, Karyl Rattay, M.D., director of Delaware’s Division of Public Health, Lolita Lopez, president and CEO of Westside Family Healthcare and Rosa Rivera, president and CEO of Henrietta Johnson Medical Center. Both Westside and Henrietta are federally-qualified health centers.
Over the course of the contest, partners in Delaware used diverse outreach methods, combining media, a state-wide contest and targeted distribution of text4baby materials to every obstetrician in Delaware. These collective efforts helped text4baby register 4.5 percent of eligible moms during the contest period, nearly doubling the number of participants in the state to a total of 979 users as of October 2011.
“Our patients truly value the text4baby services,” said Mary Stirparo, the practice manager at Christiana Hospital’s Department of Obstetrics. “One patient, after receiving a text sought care at an Ob/Gyn unit and that all came out of text4baby. Thanks to text4baby, this patient ended up giving birth to a healthy baby.”
Delaware partners celebrate text4baby success
Image by Christiana Care
Participating Delaware partners who helped enroll women in text4baby, a free text-messaging service of the National Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition, celebrated their top finish in the 2011 national text4baby state enrollment contest.
Text4baby provides a fast and convenient way of communicating health and safety information via cell phones during pregnancy and during the baby’s first year of life. By simply texting "BABY" (or “BEBE” for information in Spanish) to 511411, women can register to receive weekly text messages that are in sync with key times based on their baby’s due date and at significant points throughout the baby’s first year.
The tips and messages have been developed in collaboration with government and nonprofit health experts.
At the Jan. 30 celebration event at the John H. Ammon Medical Education Center, Sen. Tom Carper (D-Delaware) described how seamlessly the Delaware organizations worked together to help the First State take first place. Those partners included Christiana Care Health System’s Obstretrics and Gynecology Department, the University of Delaware’s Center for Disabilities Studies and the Delaware Department of Health and Social Services.
Key Delaware leaders who attended the conference included Rita Landgraf, Secretary of Delaware’s Department of Health and Social Services, Karyl Rattay, M.D., director of Delaware’s Division of Public Health, Lolita Lopez, president and CEO of Westside Family Healthcare and Rosa Rivera, president and CEO of Henrietta Johnson Medical Center. Both Westside and Henrietta are federally-qualified health centers.
Over the course of the contest, partners in Delaware used diverse outreach methods, combining media, a state-wide contest and targeted distribution of text4baby materials to every obstetrician in Delaware. These collective efforts helped text4baby register 4.5 percent of eligible moms during the contest period, nearly doubling the number of participants in the state to a total of 979 users as of October 2011.
“Our patients truly value the text4baby services,” said Mary Stirparo, the practice manager at Christiana Hospital’s Department of Obstetrics. “One patient, after receiving a text sought care at an Ob/Gyn unit and that all came out of text4baby. Thanks to text4baby, this patient ended up giving birth to a healthy baby.”
Skin Care Tips for Flawless Skin
This is my skin care routine plus some tips on how to keep your skin looking flawless and glowing. I just washed my face and I have no makeup or anything on. You’ll notice that I have dark circles underneath my eyes. Usually, when I do everything I talk about it this video, the dark circles under my eyes disappear. But right now I have some health problems with my back and I don’t sleep well. So little sleep means having dark circles under eyes. It is what it is. The products I mention are: L’Oreal Derma Genesis Serum La Roche Posay Effaclar M – Mattifying Moisturizer Clinique All About Eyes Leafy greens and other veggies and fruits 
Don’t forget that lots of exercise and good rest is key to beauty inside and out.
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Cool Health Tips images
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Delaware partners celebrate text4baby success
Image by Christiana Care
Participating Delaware partners who helped enroll women in text4baby, a free text-messaging service of the National Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition, celebrated their top finish in the 2011 national text4baby state enrollment contest.
Text4baby provides a fast and convenient way of communicating health and safety information via cell phones during pregnancy and during the baby’s first year of life. By simply texting "BABY" (or “BEBE” for information in Spanish) to 511411, women can register to receive weekly text messages that are in sync with key times based on their baby’s due date and at significant points throughout the baby’s first year.
The tips and messages have been developed in collaboration with government and nonprofit health experts.
At the Jan. 30 celebration event at the John H. Ammon Medical Education Center, Sen. Tom Carper (D-Delaware) described how seamlessly the Delaware organizations worked together to help the First State take first place. Those partners included Christiana Care Health System’s Obstretrics and Gynecology Department, the University of Delaware’s Center for Disabilities Studies and the Delaware Department of Health and Social Services.
Key Delaware leaders who attended the conference included Rita Landgraf, Secretary of Delaware’s Department of Health and Social Services, Karyl Rattay, M.D., director of Delaware’s Division of Public Health, Lolita Lopez, president and CEO of Westside Family Healthcare and Rosa Rivera, president and CEO of Henrietta Johnson Medical Center. Both Westside and Henrietta are federally-qualified health centers.
Over the course of the contest, partners in Delaware used diverse outreach methods, combining media, a state-wide contest and targeted distribution of text4baby materials to every obstetrician in Delaware. These collective efforts helped text4baby register 4.5 percent of eligible moms during the contest period, nearly doubling the number of participants in the state to a total of 979 users as of October 2011.
“Our patients truly value the text4baby services,” said Mary Stirparo, the practice manager at Christiana Hospital’s Department of Obstetrics. “One patient, after receiving a text sought care at an Ob/Gyn unit and that all came out of text4baby. Thanks to text4baby, this patient ended up giving birth to a healthy baby.”
Delaware partners celebrate text4baby success
Image by Christiana Care
Participating Delaware partners who helped enroll women in text4baby, a free text-messaging service of the National Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition, celebrated their top finish in the 2011 national text4baby state enrollment contest.
Text4baby provides a fast and convenient way of communicating health and safety information via cell phones during pregnancy and during the baby’s first year of life. By simply texting "BABY" (or “BEBE” for information in Spanish) to 511411, women can register to receive weekly text messages that are in sync with key times based on their baby’s due date and at significant points throughout the baby’s first year.
The tips and messages have been developed in collaboration with government and nonprofit health experts.
At the Jan. 30 celebration event at the John H. Ammon Medical Education Center, Sen. Tom Carper (D-Delaware) described how seamlessly the Delaware organizations worked together to help the First State take first place. Those partners included Christiana Care Health System’s Obstretrics and Gynecology Department, the University of Delaware’s Center for Disabilities Studies and the Delaware Department of Health and Social Services.
Key Delaware leaders who attended the conference included Rita Landgraf, Secretary of Delaware’s Department of Health and Social Services, Karyl Rattay, M.D., director of Delaware’s Division of Public Health, Lolita Lopez, president and CEO of Westside Family Healthcare and Rosa Rivera, president and CEO of Henrietta Johnson Medical Center. Both Westside and Henrietta are federally-qualified health centers.
Over the course of the contest, partners in Delaware used diverse outreach methods, combining media, a state-wide contest and targeted distribution of text4baby materials to every obstetrician in Delaware. These collective efforts helped text4baby register 4.5 percent of eligible moms during the contest period, nearly doubling the number of participants in the state to a total of 979 users as of October 2011.
“Our patients truly value the text4baby services,” said Mary Stirparo, the practice manager at Christiana Hospital’s Department of Obstetrics. “One patient, after receiving a text sought care at an Ob/Gyn unit and that all came out of text4baby. Thanks to text4baby, this patient ended up giving birth to a healthy baby.”
Q&A: Anyone have any secret health tips that helps you loose weight?
Question by Anicole: Anyone have any secret health tips that helps you loose weight?
Best answer:
Answer by Gayathri S
Blend dates and tomatoes together to make a juice. Drink this everyday and have a light lunch. This juice will help u tone your body and help u to slim.
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eating/hygiene/health tips for a college guy with a roomate?
Question by joe d: eating/hygiene/health tips for a college guy with a roomate?
I am lazy and don’t cook much. I eat apples, bananas, yogurt, subway with lots of veges, and eat smoked ham on my sandwhiches. I eat more tv dinners and piza than i probably should, drink more soda and don’t floss, ever. I have been playin too many video games and not enough studying. my grades are slipping and i need someone to teach me a lesson and tell me to stay focused and stay healthy. What are some tips for eating healthy for lazy people.
Best answer:
Answer by Runescape Ruffian
CELERY!!!!! everytime. just buy a few stalks of celery next time and munch down on it. Keep it in a cooler or if in the fridge, run it over water before eating it. it’s the healthiest thing you can eat, great for your teeth, and personally to me it’s just water with a good earthy crunch to it so the complaining about the taste makes no sense. even still, eat it anyways plain, if it is an aquired taste, you’ll be greatful for gaining it.
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what are some before and after health care tips for getting my wisdom teeth pulled?
Question by DaNielle ♥: what are some before and after health care tips for getting my wisdom teeth pulled?
Im 21 years old and it is finally time to get my wisdom teeth pulled because they are beginning, well.. have been hurting now for a while… what should i do to prepare for this? and what are some good recommendations for after the surgery… should i get 2 pulled at a time? or is it best to have them all pulled? should i choose to be numbed or put under anesthesia?
Best answer:
Answer by Alex
Get put under anesthesia for sure. It’s painful and I hate having surgery and procedures done. This will make it a lot less scary for you, however, it will still be painful. Eat a lot of liquidy foods afterwards, and keep the painkillers on you. Beware of dry sockets. I’m not sure exactly what they have you to, but it happens if you get air in the holes where your teeth used to be. You have to undergo some other procedure which I’ve heard is very painful. This can happen when you’re brushing your teeth and you spit, yawn, slurp, or anything really. Just be careful! And good luck. The pain will eventually go away. You’ll have some bleeding too and a bad taste in your mouth for a while, so keep mints handy and if you eat noodles or something, be careful when you chew. You don’t want little pieces of food getting stuck in there either.
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Beauty Tips – Beauty Tips – The Best Home Remedy For Hairfall
Nowadays majority of the people are suffering from hair fall. This Ayurvedic treatment by Dr Divya will help you reduce the hair fall. Subscribe NOW to get daily updates on many such useful videos and At-Home Tips www.youtube.com
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