IMPORTANT: There have been a few requests concerning this video. The first is to notify people that when preparing lentils to check for stones. There should be a warning about this on the packaging of your lentils and please follow their instructions. The second item is a question about why Clara reuses the lemon from the marinade. It has long been known that citric acid (in this case a lemon) is nature’s anti-bacterial agent. Today it is more commonly known as produce wash or FIT (Fruit and Vegetable Wash). There are many studies out today that consider FIT a more successful anti-bacterial agent than chlorine dioxide (which is produced chemically rather than naturally). Many cultures continue to use the citric acid from lemons and limes to cleanse meat and fish as this marinade does. Clara cooks quite responsibly and always uses the freshest meats and fish when preparing her meals. You must always cook any meal at any time at your own risk. Clara is only providing you with lessons she has learned and she has lived to a ripe old age. If you are nervous about her tips then just enjoy the videos for the historical value. If you are curious about the science behind citric acid you can find many articles online as well as this one here: www.upi.com Thanks again for your concern and enjoy the show. 93 year old cook and great grandmother, Clara, recounts her childhood during the Great depression as she prepares meals from the era. Learn how to make simple yet delicious dishes …

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New Study Reveals Paxil During Pregnancy Increases Risk of Hypertension: the Threat from Paxil Severe Adverse Events Remains

Paxil severe adverse events threat during pregnancy

San Diego, CA (PRWEB) April 02, 2012

The media spotlight is often a double-edged sword. No one knows this better than women and babies who suffer from Paxil severe adverse events. And yet, gossip and rumor-mongering aside, the real story here is being overlooked according to Sean Burke of AttorneyOne.

In March 2012, a Canadian study was published in the British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology revealing that pregnant women who take selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) antidepressants during or after pregnancy face an increased risk for developing high blood pressure. Users of any form of antidepressant during pregnancy were found to be 50% more likely to suffer high blood pressure while those taking SSRIs were 60% more likely; Paxil users faced more than an 80% risk for developing hypertension. Paxil (paroxetine), produced by GlaxoSmithKline and approved in 1992 by the FDA, is a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) prescribed to treat depression. In July 2010, GlaxoSmithKline announced that it was setting aside $ 2.36 billion to cover the costs of outstanding liabilities including the settlement of Paxil Lawsuit cases brought by parents who said that use of Paxil during pregnancy caused persistent pulmonary hypertension in newborns (PPHN) or other problems for their babies.

AttorneyOne.com, a recognized authority on law, can provide helpful advice and simple solutions including how to get in contact with legal counsel so that, in case of in case of Paxil severe adverse events, someone can easily and inexpensively deal with it. As Mr. Burke, director of Media Relations for AttorneyOne.com, added, “What all this information really illustrates is that threat of severe adverse events from Paxil remains. For that reason, our focus should squarely fall on getting the word out and assisting people in finding the right legal assistance.”

In October 2004, the FDA required more stringent product warnings and prescription requirements, resulting to a “black box” Paxil warning. In December 2005, the FDA issued an alert about the risk of birth defects from Paxil as a result of several studies revealing that the drug could increase the risk of heart defects when taken during the first months of pregnancy.

AttorneyOne.com has further information on Paxil lawsuits including how to get in contact with legal counsel.

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Married To Mania
If You Allow A Bipolar Husband, Wife Or Partner To Be A Part Of Your Life, Married To Mania Is The Owners Manual You Must Read To Survive. Those Who Love And Care The Most Are At Risk For The Most Severe Financial And Emotional Devastation.
Married To Mania

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Article by Jack Peach

Bipolar is known as a condition which wreaks havoc on the lives of those that it affects. The chance that your children is suffering as well, if you suffer from Bipolar, is a certainty. But remember it doesn’t matter if you are that family member trying to cope or if you are the person that has been diagnosed, there is always hope.

Nowadays we recognize that there is no cure for Bipolar, not just yet, but do not despair there are various ways in which you can improve your chances of living a long and happy life. And the good news is that the process is not complicated at all.

What the family find the most difficult is the ups and downs the Bipolar sufferer are experiencing and going through. Being happy and go lucky one minute is nice and wonderful for everyone but when it is followed by serious lows and depressed moods the next time, everyone is suffering.

In this series of articles, you will find a number of different scenarios that will help you to finally learn to deal with bipolar and all of these ups and downs. Once you comprehend your disease and have the necessary tools at hand, you will be able to better the quality of your life and that of your loved ones

The first thing you need to do if you believe that you suffer from bipolar disorder disease is to get all the facts that you need to get help. In this article we will discus the Medical side of Bipolar.

In upcoming articles you can expect the following:

a.) Do You Have Bipolar?

b.) What’s The Cause?

c.) Are You At Risk?

d.) Should You Go To The Doctor?

e.) Who Should I See?

Most individuals, diagnosed with bipolar disorder, have one big goal. That goal is to live a life that is as natural as can be. To get through today without having any emotional problems, to make it through the next big meeting at work without people wondering what is wrong with you or to simply be able to enjoy your daughter or son’s graduation or birthday are all additional goals that you may have.

Before you can be taught to cope with bipolar disorder, you need to fully understand your condition. You need to know what things around you triggers your depression or mood swings, as best that you can, so that you will be able to then trigger your own coping mechanisms to work for you.

There is no hundred percent sure way to stop things from happening to you. But, there are several things that you can learn to do to help you improve your outlook on live and prevent you suffering and landing in that “Dark Hole” .

To teach you all the coping strategies, we will begin by giving you all of the facts you need about your condition so that you can better comprehend what is happening to you. Even if you are a family member who just wants to help someone that has bipolar, then by all means, you too can be taught all that you need to know in order to render the help and assistance that you can give to them.

Bipolar: The Medical Side

Bipolar is a disease in which the patient experience extremes in moods and life experiences. It is well documented that bipolar is a health condition, that is serious and disabling to those that suffer from it. It is a mental sickness and it call for the necessary treatment.

You may have heard bipolar is also known as Manic Depression or that a person suffering from it has a manic depressive condition. But, what scientists have determined is that manic style behavior is only one extreme of this condition. The other component of this illness is depression. Both of these conditions are enormously serious and can have a great impact on your well being and even on your life span and must be treated.

Although doctors do not know what causes depression or a bipolar disorder, they are continually working on finding out what the causes are. Along with that, you can be certain that there are a number of scientists searching for a way to cure the disease. However, until that happens, we need to examine what we do know about bipolar and what it does to the person that is suffering from it.

For most people bipolar begins when they are in their teens. Some scientists believe that it is triggered by puberty. but then again, others will not develop this illness till they are in their early adult years. The thing to remember is that Bipolar can last you your life time.

For most patients, bipolar is a illness that doesn’t happen all of the time. They don’t go in and out of moods all the time or have other experiences within seconds and it does not occur all of the time either. For instance, some people will have bouts that will last for several weeks. Others will have them for a few months at a time. It is only in very rare cases that you will get someone with a condition where the mood swings and symptoms flare all the time.

Please be mindful that if you don’t get assistance for bipolar, your condition is likely to continue to worsen. It is a reality that depression itself is a killer. Hence, not getting help is simply not an option. But, the good news is that there are medications, treatments and therapies that can help to reduce the symptoms and help you to cope with your illness.

In my following article we will ask and answer the question, Do You Have Bipolar? And discover what the signs and symptoms are. All the best to your Health and Happiness.

About the Author

Jack Peach is passionate about mental and physical health and natural health products, and has extensively researched the symptoms and treatment of Bipolar Disorder Disease. A writer who specializes in natural health and beauty products in the market to-day. For more information on all womans health issues, visit my blog at:- http://organichealthzone .com.

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Question by : Social Anxiety Disorder question? (sorry, very long)?
I’m 15 (female) and soon to be a sophomore. I have always been really shy, but it never really bothered me (except when people pointed out my shyness-that was and still is embarrassing). I blush when talking to people I don’t know well-pretty much anyone besides my family and close friends. When I talk in front of people as the center of attention or alone to my teachers, I go bright red and become sweaty and shaky, and sometimes stutter. It’s weird because I’m not afraid to talk to adults, and I’m not always afraid to talk in a group, but when I am talking I just get that way, which makes me embarassed. When I’m the center of attention of more than a small group of people for any length of time, I get freaked out, & if I know I will be the center of attention (class projects & things) beforehand, I spend hours on end in fearful anticipation of it. I don’t think I have low self esteem, at risk of sounding conceited, I do think I;m pretty and not overweight or anything. I have my flaws, and my days where I don’t feel good about myself, but in general I don’t worry about my looks and things.

Despite those setbacks, I never really worried about being shy until this year. My high school is different than most of my friends’, so there were all new people. I had gone to the same school since preschool, so I never worried about making new friends. I wasn’t worried about it going into it. I did make some friends, but after a few months I realized my shyness was causing me to lag behind a bit in my social life, so I decided to start being more out going. Well, I found out I just couldn’t. I would plan out conversations and everything I’d say, and then just get too scared to metion something stupid about my dog or something like that. On the occasion I’d actually say something, I would spend days analyzing the person’s reaction and wondering if I shouldn’t have said that. Now, the year is over and I have about 3 people’s phone #’s who never text me, and I never text them. I was on Facebook the other day and saw pictures from a party with pretty much everyone in my grade, including my two closest friends, that I wasn’t invited to. There were pics of both the “popular” and the “unpopular” people. I hadn’t even heard about the party, and apparently the invites were sent out a few weeks before school ended.I thought maybe something wasn’t normal, so I looked up shyness on the internet and found that I have many of the “symptoms” of Social Anxiety Disorder. I’m usually a pretty optimistic person, so I figured that if I didn’t make many friends in high school, things would get better in college. I spend tons of time thinking about the future, and how much better it will be. Now I’m wondering if maybe my shyness is actually something that I can’t control, and if college will be as bad as this year has been. I know a website where anyone can answer isn’t a replacement of a professional, but do you think I have Social Anxiety Disorder?

PS: Another detail, is that I have two “main” groups of people in my life, the people at school and the poepl in my dance studio. None of them know each other. I am a little closer to my dance people, but I only ever see them at the studio. Same goes for my school people-only at school. However, in order to avoid seeming like a social outcast, when I do talk (which I do more of at dance, probably because I’ve been there longer), I talk as if I’m close with my school friends & we see each other all the time. When I talk at school, or if I’m on Facebook, I make it seem like I have a life with my dance people, where I’m not a social outcast.

Best answer:

Answer by Dave
You have social anxiety. I can be quite frustrating for people who have to deal with this on a daily basis. Many people have this, even those who appear quite calm may be feeling very anxious inside. You need to develop a close friendship with one or two people at least. Don’t worry about being popular with lots of kids – be good friends with a couple of people who you can trust and accept you for who you are. In a few months of making good friends with a couple of people you will start to feel more relaxed around them and then your true social abilities will come out. I can’t say this enough – you need a couple of close friends to associate with. Being with them and talking to others while your good friends are around will help you not feel so anxious.

I bet you are quite talented talking in certain siutations, while other situations bring on the anxiety. There are no tricks to overcoming the anxiety real fast. It takes time and it will always be with you to a certain extent. Try to relax and not throw yourself all the way into super anxiety situations. Go a little at a time. Also, avoid analyzing and re-analyzing times when you blew it and got all anxious. This sort of thing will not help – it will only make things worse. Remember that everyone feels a little anxious in some social situations – you probably just feel it a little more than others. You are right, social anxiety has nothing to do with self esteem, but ti can diminish it a little if you keep focusing on failures. There are some self-help books on social anxiety.

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Question by No Peace without Emancipating: When did a “midlife crisis or an awakening” become a “bipolar disorder”?
Just quite curious that a psychiatrist would consider this a “bipolar” symptom?

Best answer:

Answer by Caboose
Bipolar disorder is categorized by periods of depression followed by periods of mania. Sufferers may also experience other symptoms, such as voices or hallucinations.

It is a serious mental illness that needs to be treated, as those left untreated are usually at risk of suicide or may harm others.

So if a licensed professional feels you or someone you know may have it, it would be wise to listen.

Add your own answer in the comments!

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Question by thomasmc: Did the church and the christians “commit suicide” by putting their very own faith into threat?
We have observed that there are a lot of christians going about to spread the “word” making use of unorthodox strategies nearly openly.In spite of many disgustions by tons of people, they insisted and continue their techniques.
Several wonder are they trying to lead their personal faith to self destruction or have they ultimately witnessed the actual truth behind the Bible that lead them to have such behavior.

Greatest answer:

Answer by what is incorrect with you individuals
Are you an atheist??? That would clarify why you do not make any sense.

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Reuters – Lead exposure well within levels generally considered safe may harm mental health, new research suggests.

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Reuters – Older women who suffer from major depression are at greater risk of developing urinary incontinence than women of the same age who are not depressed, new research shows.

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Pregnant women who take selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor antidepressants appear to increase their risk of pregnancy complications, a new study suggests.

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