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When I was teaching pharmacy technician course, I would let my students memorize drug names by writing, reading and saying the names out loud with me.  Exercise oxygenates our cells. Meditation does the same thing as exercise.

What is mind mapping?

A mind map is a tool for the brain that captures the thinking that goes on inside your head. Mind mapping helps you think, collect knowledge, remember and create ideas. Most likely it will make you a better thinker.  I am the eldest in the family of six but as a childbirth educator, I now know that nutrition counts before conception and also when in the process of raising our children.

Mind maps can be created in many different ways, but they share the same basics:

Central theme

A central theme is placed in the centre of a blank page. This is the title, the subject, a problem or just a thought. When thinking of something images automatically take form in your head. For example the image of a “colorful bunch of balloons” when thinking of “birthday”.

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Nitric oxide (NO) is an important effector molecule of the immune system in eliminating numerous pathogens. Peritoneal macrophages fromTrypanosoma brucei brucei-infected mice express type II NO synthase (NOS-II), produce NO, and kill parasites in the presence ofl-arginine in vitro. Nevertheless, parasites proliferate in the vicinity of these macrophages in vivo. The present study shows thatl-arginine availability modulates NO production.

Trypanosomes use l-arginine for polyamine synthesis, required for DNA and trypanothione synthesis. Moreover, arginase activity is up-regulated in macrophages from infected mice from the first days of infection. Arginase competes with NOS-II for their common substrate, l-arginine. In vitro, arginase inhibitors decreased urea production, increased macrophage nitrite production, and restored trypanosome killing. In vivo, a dramatic decrease inl-arginine concentration was observed in plasma from infected mice.

In situ restoration of NO production and trypanosome killing were observed when excess l-arginine, but notd-arginine or l-arginine plusN ω-nitro-l-arginine (a NOS inhibitor), was injected into the peritoneum of infected mice. These data indicate the role of l-arginine depletion, induced by arginase and parasites, in modulating the l-arginine–NO pathway under pathophysiological conditions.

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Coping with sundown syndrome for seniors at home with caregivers:

1. Keep the home well lit in the evenings. Provide adequate lighting to lessen shadows when it begins to get dark. Since fading light can be a trigger, maintaining a well lit environment can minimize the change in behavior.
2. Keep your loved one active and distracted at the time when sundowning may occur. For example, have them help prepare dinner, set the table, or take on another simple task at that time.
3. Create a safe and comfortable sleeping environment. Keep the room temperature moderate for sleeping and provide nightlights (if desired) and any other security means to help the person with dementia feel safe, reducing agitation.
4. Stick to a strict and predictable schedule. Maintaining a daily schedule is key to keeping a healthy sleep pattern, reducing the likelihood for sundowning later in the day. In addition, planning regular exercise or activities during the day (such as brisk walks, the stationary bike, or social day programs) may reduce restlessness at night.
5. Avoid stimulants. Alcohol, coffee, soda, and nicotine can all interfere with sleep cycles, especially for those experiencing dementia.
6. Keep a journal. Record the times when sundowning occurs—this can help you pinpoint triggers and determine which strategies help to ease them.
7. Surround the person with dementia with familiar and comforting things. Whether it is a comfortable chair, pictures of loved ones, favorite music, or a particular smell (lavender, pine, etc.), these items may ease agitation or disorientation.
8. Talk to a professional. If symptoms of sundowning are impacting quality of life for you and the person you care for, consider seeking a professional dementia care consultation. Dementia care experts can help you determine underlying causes of sundowning and to put new strategies in place to reduce challenging behaviors.
9. Have apple slices for snacks. Hydrate with warm drink of ginger, cranberry and lemon.
10. Apply lotion or oil with lavender and eucalyptus to legs and arms.

No one knows but you can observe your body every day. Do get adequate night time sleep. In the internet, cancer signs shows up in late stage (lose of weight and appetitie and chronic – cough, pain, etc) . Early signs can be skin allergies, heartburn, bloating and back pain.

So, do eat whole foods, exercise, drink clean water, get fresh air and avoid toxins, parasites, molds, fungus, left over foods and do wash your veggies with vinegar water and salt.

Born on 08/02/1951 with incomplete Pyloric stenosis which became complete in 1976. After the surgical intervention , I have had a normal live. With aging process, I am experiencing a lot of different medical problems such food allergies, skin diseases, asthma, hypertension, generalized discomfort,hypercholesterolrmia . I consider this as a natural course of my life. I am under medical treatment, and life goes on. What do you think about it?

Hi,

I would visit a regular and also a naturopathic doctor.

And follow an anti-parasitic diet. Do a liver detox. Boil fresh ginger tea.  Add vitamin B complex, zinc and calcium/magnesium supplements at night and vitamin C.

Blessings,
Connie

Pancreas issues. Waiting for MRI results Fibromyalgia, diabetes, cyst in tailbone Panic attacks, headaches, cold and burning feet. Hearing disability, heavy constipated Right hand tendon reconstruction surgery. Slow in healing and fingers burn, pain. Still wearing hand brace at night. Need more Exercise tips. No full mobility yet. Rapid weight loss. Increase hunger. Always hungry. No weight gain Very dizzy ( med change- cypralex. Can’t fall asleep.

Dear Sir,

What did you doctor told you? Did you see your blood tests and other lab tests?

I would follow an anti-parasitic diet, do a liver detox, eat fresh pineapple and warm ginger tea with turmeric and garlic. Get sunshine, try night time sleep with melatonin and eucalyptus massage oil with lavender essential oil. Massage body with coconut with spearmint essential oil. Add in your warm ginger tea, leaves of oregano, guava leaves and lemon grass leaves.

Blessings,

Connie