Trigger Finger is a form of overuse injury with symptoms ranging from a painless annoyance with occasional snapping/jerking of the finger(s), to severe dysfunction and pain with continuous locking of the finger(s) in a flexed downward position into the palm of the hand.

Trigger Finger is becoming a common, yet quite serious problem among many individuals, just as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome has been the past decade, and still is. Although Carpal Tunnel has received all the media hype in the past,
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Sugar alcohols tend to have a similar taste providing a similar sweetness to sugar while avoiding the bitter aftertaste and potential health risks that are associated with artificial sweeteners. They also tend to have less impact than sugar on blood glucose levels.

I should mention that not all Sugar Alcohols are edible, and some are even poisonous (such ethylene glycol which is used in antifreeze), so for future reference, the sugar alcohols I refer to in this article will be reference only
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Nail fungus (also known as onychomycosis) is caused by the penetration of microscopic organisms (dermatophyes) into the nail. The infection causes the infected nail to thicken, loose texture and discolor with unsightly yellow or brown opaque areas. Healthy nails have a pinkish hue, if you have yellow nails, this could be a sign of a fungus infection.

First, make sure you book an appointment with your doctor for a definite diagnosis and to discuss your treatment options. Unless you have a ver
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Using protein powders as meal replacements can often be a smart move when following a weight loss diet. Protein is useful for a weight loss diet since it takes longer for the body to digest and therefore keeps you fuller for longer. It is also essential for strong muscles and faster muscular repair - leading to better and more intense exercise and workouts.

The first thing I would like to mention is that protein powder is much superior to protein bars. Protein bars are hardly more than candy
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So hormones are responsible for each stage of the menstrual cycle. From the release of hormones to mature the egg, to the release of hormones to build up the uterus, the endocrine process is an essential element in the menstrual cycle. Contraception works by suppression of the release of these hormones.

Most theorists, scientist, and researchers believe that the primary purpose of the menstrual cycle is to create and prepare a woman's body for pregnancy. Due to groundbreaking new studies on t
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