Beautiful Design Garden in London by Amir Schlezinger

The park is beautiful here is the work of Amir Schlezinger, a garden designer from London. Visible also terrace house next to the park, on the terrace there are several benches and tables that can be used for a place to relax, with decorated with various types of greenery. In this park there is also a fireplace that is located below the terrace length. via

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New Design Wood Dining Table by Protis

The following interesting table design is the work of BD Barcelona Design. This glass dining table, designed by Sans Peter, is remarkable because, although it ...

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Interesting Experience In Corte Chair

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Here is a design attractive rural seats. A typical chair with natural materials of teak wood, give the feel of an interesting art. With this chair you can sit back with the nearest person. For more information please visit their website. resign

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Elegant White Kalla Washbasin by Mastella Design

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The bathroom will look complete with elegant washbasin designed by designers from design mastella Oriano Favaretto. This sink can be an additional accessory in your bathroom, and usually not only as an optional accessory, but has become a major furniture in the bathroom as a place to wash hands or face and goods other household. Elegant white Kalla White sink and having an interesting enough for an impression of elegance that can make your bathroom is becoming increasingly looks beautiful. via

 

Contemporary villa with Minimalist Interior and Ideal Location

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Here is a contemporary villa with minimalist interior and ideal location. Surrounded by green trees and mountains behind him, became an amazing sight. This villa also has an outdoor swimming pool is so beautiful. Holiday weekend in this contemporary villa will be very amazing, because your mind will be refreshed by the natural conditions are totally natural. via

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Creative Table Designs by Napalm

Napalm design a table with a very unique shape. This design displays the impression of high artistic value, but also far from it, designers have a special message, namely that we always pay attention to the preservation of all animals on this one. The basic ingredients of this table made ??of wood and modern materials like glass, so it looks shiny when highlighted sunlight or lamplight. This attractive design can be put forth as a coffee table and relax with those closest to you. via

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Design lounge chair by Thinkk Studio

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Design lounge chair is interesting here is the work of Thinkk Studio. This design looks very fresh with a green color that can blend with the surrounding environment. Design lounge chair made ??with a very comfortable will make you feel very comfortable in it. It is suitable you place on the terrace or in the outdoor garden in your home.

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Luxury Arima Bathtub for SPA

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Arima luxury SPA bath next to this comes in a very modern design and adapt to current trends. Luxury bath tub for SPA-called Arima designers typically used to wash your face and body, there is no place to soak in the tub yourself frequently encounter in the bathroom normally. SPA bathtub design for this lies in the design and shape are not too wide. via

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Chairs With Leather Modern by Koinor

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The following is the design of chairs made from quality soft leather. Modern and discreet leg of the chair is cleverly designed to allow a gentle rocking motion as the head appears to float above the ground like a cloud. This chair will complement your home room and is perfect to sit back and relax. via

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Information on Anal Fistulas and Fissures

Anal fistulas and fissures are a painful growth near the genitals. A fistula is an abnormal development from one cavity to another or from a hollow body cavity to the surface. The fistula can be a result of a penetrating wound like from the skin to lung, or it may be congenital like from bladder to navel or it may have formed from an ulcer or an abscess like tooth socket to sinus or appendix abscess to vagina.

When the wounds or abscesses keep getting filled by the fluids of the body cavity, it slows down and prevents healing and develops the formation of a fistula. For instance, the growth of an anal fistula can start with the inflammation of the mucus lining of the rectum. As it is constantly infected by feces, the area develops abscesses; a fistula breaks out gradually on the skin near the anus. Generally, the treatment includes an operation to drain the abscess by opening the fistula channel by operating on it so that there is no chance of recurrence.

On the other hand, anal fissures are the tears in the mucus lining of the anal canal which occur due to the passage of hard stools. Fissures become very painful with bowel movements and one may bleed with the passage of stools. The anus is the ring-like sphincter or valve at the end of the rectum and it relaxes and tightens to allow a bowel movement. The rim of this anus can have a tear, which will be called anal fissure. With every bowel movement, the anus will be stretched and fissure will be reopened causing delay in healing and manifestation of more symptoms and make the fissures chronic and a considerable misery.

Anal fissures and anal fistula are often interchanged and confused. While a fissure is a tear or crack in the anal canal, fistula develops from abscesses in the same area. Fistula is more like a tunnel between the rectum and other parts of the body, like the rectum and the vagina which can be called a recto-vaginal fistula or between the anal canal and the nearby skin.

Anal fissures mostly heal if constipation is avoided. Healing can be hastened with simple measures like stool softeners and other ointments. Steroid preparations, prescription medicines and variety of analgesics may also be used. Top medical news report that the same medication used for chest pain (angina), can be used as a treatment option for anal fissures. This medication works in such a way that the smooth muscle lining below the torn mucus layer of the anus relaxes and treating the spasm of this smooth muscle heals about 85% of the fissure. If this medication does not work, a simple outpatient surgical technique called lateral internal sphincterotomy can be used.

Anal fistula is also known as fistula-in-ano and it is an abnormal link between the interior of the anal canal or rectum and the skin surface.

 

Man-made spinal discs could cure back pain, stopping misery for millions of people within a decade

It is one of the most common causes of sick leave and long-term disability, causing misery for millions of people.
But now, back pain could be solved by man-made spinal discs, which could be available within  a decade.
The ‘living’ discs are packed with shock-absorbing cells and, in preliminary trials, behaved just like the real thing when implanted into bad backs.

Why comfort eating really DOES make us happy - we are soothed by fatty foods

Anyone who has reached for a chocolate bar or tub of icecream during a painful breakup know how soothing they can be.
Now scientists have found 'comfort' eating really does work at a molecular level to lift our mood, which could explain why so many people spiral into obesity when facing stressful situations.

Comfort: A new study suggests the fat inside ice cream may help you feel less upset

A team of scientists led by Dr Lukas Van Oudenhove from the University of Leuven, in Belgium, used MRI scans to assess the emotional impact of fat when injected into the stomach.
They recruited 12 healthy-weight volunteers and scanned their brainwaves as they were shown a series of sad and neutral images as well as exposing them to sad and neutral music.

 

They then inserted either fatty acids or saline into their stomachs but didn't tell the volunteers which was which. This meant they could bypass the effects of sensory stimulation as well as any associations to childhood foods.
The scientists found the music and expressions caused people's moods to fall across the board. However, the levels of sadness among those who consumed fatty acids were around 50 per cent lower compared to those who received saline.
'Eating fat seems to make us less vulnerable to sad emotions, even if we don't know we're eating fat,' Dr Oudenhove told HealthDay.
The researchers said their findings could have important implications for people with obesity, eating disorders and depression.
However, they wrote in the Journal of Clinical Investigation, that a follow-up study would need to recruit a wider range of participants.
Dr Giovanni Cizza, of the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases in Bethesda, who co-authored an accompanying editorial: 'We did not know if you put fat in the stomach without pleasant stimulus, it could modulate our emotions,' he says.
'There must be a way in which the gut talks to the brain.'

Hungry enough to eat your own arm? How dieting can give your brain the cannibal urge

As any dieter knows, there are moments when you are so  hungry you could gnaw off your own arm.

Now it seems that the brain feels the same way. When starved of food, brain cells actually eat each other.

This cannibalism ramps up appetite and so could help explain who so many diets are doomed to failure.

rozac 'increases risk of death in over-65s': Regular users have greater chance of developing serious health problems

Older people taking drugs such as Prozac  and Seroxat to combat  depression are more at risk of serious health problems than those regularly using old-style antidepressants, warn researchers.

The most widely prescribed antidepressants – known as SSRIs – are more likely to cause death and heart attacks, strokes, falls and seizures than the older tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs), they found.
Researchers from the universities of Nottingham and East Anglia say tricyclics may be the safest class of antidepressants for older people, partly because they are prescribed in lower doses which are just as effective.

The study, published in the British Medical Journal, analysed treatment and side effects recorded for more than 60,000 people aged 65 and over who were diagnosed with depression between 1996 and 2007.

Multi-screen generation: Health fears for children who watch TV while using iPads, phones and laptops

If you’re an adult in this hi-tech age, you might struggle with the multi-tasking nature of receiving a text while watching the TV.

But there’s a generation growing up which is totally at ease with juggling four interactive devices at the same time.

Researchers say ten and 11-year-olds are often ‘multi-screen viewing’ – watching the TV while simultaneously using iPads, smartphones, laptops and hand-held gaming computers.

Rise of the killer bug: Super-salmonella that cannot be treated is spreading across Europe

A super-salmonella bug that cannot be treated by any drug is on the rise in Britain, scientists warn.
They think the strain originated in Egypt and is now being spread across Europe by contaminated fruit, vegetables and spices.
So far at least 200 Britons have been infected with the bug know as Salmonella Kentucky since 2000.

Super bug: Scientists think the new strain of Salmonella originated in Egypt and is now being spread across Europe by contaminated fruit, vegetables and spices

Hundreds of young women given smear tests on the advice of GPs

Hundreds of young women given smear tests on the advice of GPs are having their test samples rejected by bureaucratic clinics - because they are under 25.
Patients and GPs are becoming increasingly frustrated at the zero tolerance approach by laboratories, which saw 712 women across England have tests ignored last year because of Government rules which say those under 25 do not need to be tested.
This was up from 244 rejections the previous year.

Ignored: Hundreds of young women given smear tests on the advice of GPs are having their test samples rejected by bureaucratic clinics because they are under 25 (picture posed by model)

GPs and patients groups are increasingly calling for a return to pre-2003 rules when the minimum age for a test was 20.
Around 3,000 women in the UK each year contract cervical cancer and it accounts for more than 900 deaths.

 

Dr Clare Gerada, of the Royal College of GPs, told BBC Newsnight: ‘I think if a GP has made a clinical decision to give a cervical smear then that smear should be processed.

Calls: GPs and patients groups are increasingly calling for a return to pre-2003 rules when the minimum age for a test was 20 (picture posed by model)

‘The decision not to process it should not be made by a lab with no details about why that smear has been done.’
The Government insist that if a woman under 25 needs a smear test they must be referred to a gynaecologist.
But one consultant told Newsnight, which compiled the data using the Freedom of Information Act, that decision was crazy.
Professor John Shepherd said: ‘I think that’s not sensible, It’s crazy. GPs are well trained doctors.
‘In most practices there will be partners who specialise in gynaecology. To send patients straight to a gynaecologist is actually a waste of man power, time and money, and not sensible.’
The age for cervical screening was raised to 25 because experts believed it caused more harm than good in younger women.
Under 25s are more likely to present falsely positive results, meaning unnecessary treatment.

Girls should have to wear sports bras during PE lessons, a scientist says

Girls should have to wear sports bras during PE lessons, a scientist says.
Dr Joanna Scurr said everyday bras do not provide enough  support, which can lead to pain and even sagging.
An expert in breast movement, she said sports bras should be a compulsory part of PE kit, being as essential as mouthguards worn for hockey or rugby.

Bra benefits: Treadmill tests have revealed breasts move both side to side and up and down during exercise, putting strain on the tissue

Mediterranean diet 'lengthens life by up to FIFTEEN years', researchers claim

Those who follow a Mediterranean diet combined with exercise, not smoking and keeping to a healthy weight could live up to 15 years longer, researchers say.
The ten-year study by the University of Maastricht followed 120,000 men and women who were aged 55 to 69 in 1986.
A Mediterranean diet is high in vegetables, olive oil, fruit, nuts, fish and whole grains, and low in meat and alcohol.

Having a long life is 'all down to inheriting the right genes'

Smoking, drinking and eating fast food will not stop you living to a ripe old age – if you have the right genes.
A study of hundreds of centenarians revealed they were just as likely to have vices as other people – and in some cases they indulged in them more.
Some of them had smoked for 85 years, others got through more than two packets of cigarettes a day. They also exercised less than their shorter-lived counterparts but were less likely to become obese.

Rise of the killer bug: Super-salmonella that cannot be treated is spreading across Europe

A super-salmonella bug that cannot be treated by any drug is on the rise in Britain, scientists warn.
They think the strain originated in Egypt and is now being spread across Europe by contaminated fruit, vegetables and spices.
So far at least 200 Britons have been infected with the bug know as Salmonella Kentucky since 2000.

Super bug: Scientists think the new strain of Salmonella originated in Egypt and is now being spread across Europe by contaminated fruit, vegetables and spices

Who are you? Butcher repeatedly forgets his wife and daughters after suffering five amnesia attacks out of the blue

When father-of-two Bob Watt set off for work at the local butcher's shop five months ago, he had no idea he would end up 12 miles away... with no memory of how he got there. The 44-year-old had suffered a sudden inexplicable amnesia attack and ended up walking for hours before ending up in a restaurant. Bob Watt has had to relearn how to work every day home appliances as well as his mobile phone Mr Watt, from Aberdeen, said: 'The last thing I remember is leaving the house and the next thing my mobile phone was ringing.'