Anyone who has had their heart broken wouldn't even have to think about the answer to this. "Yes" they would say, or at least that is
what it feels like. Heartbreak is like walking around with tiny shards of glass in your chest. You feel a crushing sense of sadness, and
you are miserable. I suspect that most of us have had our hearts broken at least once, and it feels awful. Sometimes it is so bad that you
literally feel like you want to die. But did you know that you can actually die of a broken heart? Yes, that's right. You CAN. And the
medical name for it is Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy.
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Each year, many people choose weight loss as their #1 goal. Whether it’s to tackle their current health problems or just to look good
in the mirror, millions embark on this often frustrating journey. Health products market their latest "get skinny now" regimen, and some
people do, in fact, lose weight. But the frustration lies in the rebound of weight to their systems afterwards. People everywhere cut
carbs, drink shakes, and the starvation cycle continues.
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Q:What causes hemorrhoids and how can I treat them?
A: Hemorrhoids are swollen, inflamed veins in the rectum that can ache and bleed. They are very common and
are usually caused by constipation, a low-fiber diet, a sedentary lifestyle, or pregnancy.
Adopting a high-fiber diet, sitting down less, getting plenty of exercise, and maintaining regular bowel habits can significantly
improve your chances of not getting hemorrhoids. Medical treatment consists mainly of stool softeners and moist heat.
In more severe cases, surgical procedures may be used.
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