While everyone may not know everything about a cold or the flu, everyone does know that they hate getting sick. Who doesn't hate putting their daily life on hold for an extremely annoying, down right obnoxious cold?

Common cold is generally transmitted when drops coming out when a person sneezes or coughs get airborne and then are inhaled by another person. Transmission by direct contact with a sick person is also frequent.The main symptoms of common cold are Runny nose, Sneezing, Tearing, Bl
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Cholesterol is a fatty plaque like substance produced by the liver to maintain healthy cells, insulate nerves and produce hormones, and even helps your body to digest fat.There is both good and bad cholesterol which means that it is important to understand and be able to make a distinction between each type, and knows how it affects your health.

Maintaining the correct levels of cholesterol in the body is essential. First of all there has to be a certain level of cholesterol in the body as it
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Winter is upon us and winter skin care is probably on your mind. This time of year not only brings us some of the most beautiful scenes on postcards or paintings, but it also brings us a need for dry skin treatment.

The winter skin care advice below is actually a collection of preparation acts to boost your your winter skin care regimen and make it more effective:

Keep the skin hydrated:During winters it is essential to keep your skin supple and moist. So you must drink lot of water. As fr
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Autism is a neurological condition characterized by impairments in social, communicative and behavioral development. It is three times as common, like ADHD, in boys. The level of severity varies and the problem of autism is international in scope. It has been described as a "public health concern.

Autism is referred to as a “spectrum disorder” because there is such a wide variation among people with the diagnosis. Researchers using technology that allows them to be able to see how our bra
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Recently, as people suffering from depression turn away from prescription medications and start looking for alternative treatments, the depression diet has become increasingly popular. There are various nutrients and foods which can have a significant effect on one's sense of self, and science has pointed to a strong relationship between diet and depression.

The main trigger of depression is stress: physical, mental, social, etc. Most people handle everyday stress. Their bodies, minds adjust
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