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Is Your Pet Cat Deadly?

The household feline variety shares the same personality attributes as their bigger, wilder relatives.
By A. M.

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    These treatments can give people a chance to achieve the perfect look without having to go through surgery and it doesn't have the scar for post-treatment. Of course it comes with hefty prices, it promises to improve the appearance but also get rid of unwanted bulges.

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  • Keeping a Journal Helps You Cope With Stress

    Do you think you have already gotten over keeping a diary?-that it is just for teenagers writing about their crushes and slash-wrists-poetry? Well, Daily Telegraph has to tell you that keeping a journal and writing on a regular basis might actually help you a lot in coping with stress and anxiety, and even trauma.

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    After surviving stroke, Martin Mienczakowski sets a new world record. Bristol University research assistant, 31-year-old Martin Mienczakowski suffered from what he thought was a migraine in 2009.

  • Soybean Diet Best for Menopausal Women against Osteoporosis

    Good news for menopausal women! The best milk to fight osteoporosis may have already been discovered: soymilk. A recently presented preliminary study shows that soy protein and isoflavones can protect menopausal women from bone weakening and osteoporosis.

  • Can Pets Ward Off Evil Spirits?

    A number of pet owners stated that their dogs or cats warn them to a supernatural existence by barking, staring, at nothing, growling or by backing away from an entity that cannot be seen. According to some of the respondents, their pet also exhibits flared neck fur when a spirit is around.

  • Some Nutrients in Mother’s Breast Milk Play A Role In The Transmission Of Obesity Among Newborns

    Recent study shows that some factors in breast milk may play a vital role in the transmission of obesity among babies.

  • Ingredients In Your Household Products That You Didn't Know Can Do More Harm Than Good

    Know why cleaning your homes with these household products can be harmful. Having a safe and child-proof home has been a challenge to many of us. We try our best not to allow toxic and even carcinogenic chemicals live with us and the kids.

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    Some aspects of being left-handed have been found to have an effect on an individual's health and personality. A few facts about left-handedness are listed here.

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    Starbucks is making sure that it is always a part of everyone's holidays by being more creative in making coffee-lovers love their coffee even more every time! We still have December around the corner and we all know what this means for Starbucks fans-Peppermint Mocha? Even better! Starbucks red holiday cups are back yesterday!
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