No, the opposite happens. Then tend to have a higher rate of allergies. Here is a link that helps explain it.
More sleep I get, I feel lazy and lethargic.
At work I have uplifting conversations with a young man. Always so happy and quite the young gentleman. We look forward to our conversations. He's wonderful !
Yes, I do. I have a nephew. My hair has always had red highlights. Every time he sees me, he calls me Lucille Ball.
My mom has a first cousin. My great-aunt was a school teacher and later a principle. She knew since she had her daughter late in life she wouldn't always be there for her daughter. Many people would send their children to homes back then. She refused. She taught her daughter and then she helped develop … Read more
Nope makes you feel bad.
I had the pleasure of getting to know a few when I volunteered at the school. The sweetest kids ever.
I watched a friend's downs daughter grow up and see what a wonderful person she has become. She's in her 40's now and totally independent. She's the first one to give me a hug when I see her at a picnic or party.
My husband's aunt. She's in her 70's now, and forever young. She lives far away, but every time we see her, she's a sweetheart!
No. Too much sleep can be just as bad as too little sleep! Either one will throw you out of balance.
No. Once I slept 16 hours on a weekend because I didn't have an alarm, and my family left grocery shopping. Woke up with a dry throat, and head hurt from hunger. Never again...hopefully.
And the other day I slept 3-4 hours and got up feeling okay. I used an alarm clock adjusted to my … Read more
My daughter brings me more joy than I can say.
Not entirely true . . Your body really only NEEDS X-amount of sleep (X may be different for individuals) . . . Sleeping more then you need to only leaves your head groggy, and your body sore from being in the same position . . . The body is designed for movement.
not totally true....if you sleep more than enough , you'll end up having a lousy day and feel tired as a sloth all day ......to get you going good....enough sleep is good....not too much ..not too less...
Rescue medicines, such as rescue inhalers, are taken to help relieve asthma symptoms immediately. Remember, SYMBICORT will not replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms and or Asthma attacks.
Please call your pharmacist or prescribing doctor for all medication questions. We can't give you medication counsel. Sorry.
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You will start giving up the habit automatically once you choose not to follow your desire to smoke each and every time you have it. http://www.noaddictionprice.com/
They have these continuous testing devices now. It sends a read out to your wrist monitor. It can also send your reading to another person so your loved one knows how you are doing at all times. It's kind of pricy though. I've seen one in work and its fantastic.
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