Do you want to own an ecommerce site without having to stress yourself with site maintainance??
Have you been looking for a way to promote your small business online for free??

Or maybe

You need a way to sell a product or your stuff online, and will be needing a website where you can sell and promote your products, items or stuff online.

Here is a good way you can achieve that. With this method you dont have to bother about building a website or paying for hosting and all of those technical stuff. You wont also have to bother if your country is supported or not (At the time of this write up, most countries are supported) All you have to do is to sign up set up your shop, upload your products, and watch your income grow.

You will still need to promote the link to your shop and individual products to make more sales. Products approved by ominy market are made available to the whole public and all their site users. Your potential customers can also locate your shop with their gps. All they need to do is to switch on their location, thats all.

Warning: Dont bother signing up if you are a scammer, products are manually approved. You will eventully get yourself banned if you are found guilty.

These steps from no 1 to the last will take you less than 10mins, and its totally free

Step one:

Prepare the details of your shop. This includes and is not limited to a good banner image for your shop, your logo, shipping details etc

Sign up with Ominy Market by clicking here https://ominymarket.com/vendor-register/ You might want to read up their guide for more information before signing up by clicking here https://ominymarket.com/how-to-sell-and-promote-your-products-and-services-online-from-home-for-free-on-ominy-market/

You will also need a valid email address to sign up because you will have to verify it first.

After signing up, a set up wizard will guide you through the set up process. Make sure to read their seller documentation.

I hope this helps.

You can also check out [url]humanbioscience.org/store[/url], i found them recently,although what they sell there are textbooks.

I believe this new research should help answer why people hold unto false stories

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I hope this answers your question

Back pain is a very common reason for frequent doctor visits and absence from work. Although back pain may very uncomfortable and painful, most times it is not usually serious. Back pain has been known to be one of the most common reasons of disability worldwide.
common symptoms include
Pain that gets worse after prolonged sitting or standing
Pain that is dull or achy.
Difficulty standing up straight, walking, or going from standing to sitting
Muscle spasms and tightness in the low back, pelvis

These factors put you at high risk of a backpain

Strained muscles
A muscle spasm
Strained ligaments
Doing these can also lead to strains and spasms:
Lifting things improperly
Lifting objects that is too heavy
A sedentary lifestyle
Age - older adults are more likely to suffer from back aches than young adults or children
Strenuous physical exercise
Strenuous physical work.
A mentally stressful job

Best ways of preventing and and stopping backpain

Strained muscles
A muscle spasm
Strained ligaments
Doing these can also lead to strains and spasms:
Lifting things improperly
Lifting objects that is too heavy
A sedentary lifestyle
Age - older adults are more likely to suffer from back aches than young adults or children
Strenuous physical exercise
Strenuous physical work.
A mentally stressfull

Hope this helps

Read full details and tips here

Ibezims post
Back pain, symptoms, prevention and cure
http://www.humanbioscience.org/2018/03/backpain-symptoms-causes-cure-and-prevention.html

Physicians are less prone to prescribe opioid medication to patients with long-term pain but they need more treatment options.

Clinicians and researchers at UW Medicine's Center for Pain Relief found that an in depth questionnaire can help immensely.

Their work to create a pain assessment adaptable to any primary care clinic was recently published in the Journal of General Internal Medicine.

"PainTracker," as they call it, is an assessment that can be filled out online from any digital device or completed on paper.

"To effectively treat the patient, these questions should be asked,"

said lead author Dale Langford, research assistant professor in anesthesiology and pain medicine at the University of Washington School of Medicine.

She and co-authors estimated that 40 to 60 percent of patients with chronic pain have inadequate pain management.

"This lack of progress may partly be due to the multidimensionality of chronic pain, which is not routinely incorporated into it assessment and management,"

they wrote.

The assessment addresses the patient's treatment history, goals and expectations, pain intensity, pain related disability, problems with pain medication, and quality of life issues such as sleep, depression and anxiety.

A body diagram helps to pinpoint where the pain is affecting most.

Before each follow-up appointment, patients complete a subset of questions that yields a visual graph showing areas of improvement.

The graphs also help providers show how improvement in sleep, function, and mood often occurs before reduction in pain.

"Pain Tracker provides a richer picture of patients responses to chronic pain treatments than the 0-10 pain rating scale,"

said co-author Mark Sullivan, UW professor of psychiatry.

David Tauben, UW chief of the pain medicine and a co-author of the paper, said the tool has "dramatically transformed" his ability to properly assess, treat, and manage chronic pain.

He described the case of a patient new to his clinic who had already seen seven other doctors, including two pain specialists and had been prescribed a high dose of opioids and sedatives.

The patient's comments in PainTracker indicated severe depression, moderate anxiety, poor quality of life, sleep apnea, and likely post-traumatic stress disorder.

At their first meeting, Tauben said, the patient embraced the responsibility to improve his mood, sleep and other ways to improve his life quality.

The patient found relief with sleep-hygiene training, and resilience training from the center's clinical psychologist.

Under the center's direction, he sought out functional rehabilitation sessions from a physical therapist.

He took yoga at a studio and mindfulness classes led by one of the center's physicians.

A sample of primary care providers (N=30) found an early version of Pain tracker easy to use (70 percent) and thought that it helped patients to participate in their pain management (77 percent).

Pain tracker is not currently used outside of the UW Center for Pain Relief, but it incorporated more than 12 tests, which are freely available and described in the article. They include the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT), fibromyalgia symptoms (FS), Generalized Anxiety Disorder 7-item scale (GAD-7), Opioid Risk Tool (ORT), Snoring, tiredness, observation of stopped breathing (STOP), high blood pressure, and widespread pain index (WPI).

Original story source

Ibezim's post

http://www.humanbioscience.org/2018/05/Best-way-on-how-to-treat-a-patient-in-pain.html

1. Cells are too small to be seen without magnification.
Cells range in size from 1 to 100 micrometers. The study of cells, also called cell biology , would not have been possible without the invention of the microscope. With the advance microscopes of today, such as the Scanning Electron Microscope and Transmission Electron Microscope, cell biologists are able to obtain detailed images of the smallest of cell structures.
2. There are two primary types of cells.
Eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells are the two main types of cells. Eukaryotic cells are called so because they have a true
nucleus that is enclosed within a membrane. Animals ,
plants, fungi, and protists are examples of organisms that contain eukaryotic cells. Prokaryotic organisms include bacteria and archaeans.
The prokaryotic cell nucleus is not enclosed within a membrane.
3. Prokaryotic single-celled organisms were the earliest and most primitive forms of life on earth.
Prokaryotes can live in environments that would be deadly to most other organisms. These extremophiles are able to live and thrive in various extreme habitats.
Archaeans for example, live in areas such as hydrothermal vents, hot springs, swamps, wetlands, and even animal intestines.
4. There are more bacterial cells in the body than human cells.
Scientists have estimated that about 95% of all the cells in the body are bacteria. The vast majority of these microbes can be found within the digetive tract . Billions of bacteria also live on the skin.
5. Cells contain genetic material.
Cells contain DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) and RNA (ribonucleic acid), the genetic information necessary for directing cellular activities. DNA and RNA are molecules known as nucleic acids . In prokaryotic cells, the single bacterial DNA molecule is not separated from the rest of the cell but coiled up in a region of the cytoplasm called the nucleoid region. In eukaryotic cells, DNA molecules are located within the cell's nucleus. DNA and
proteins are the major components of chromosomes . Human cells contain 23 pairs of chromosomes (for a total of 46). There are 22 pairs of autosomes (non-sex chromosomes) and one pair of sex chromosomes . The X and Y sex chromosomes determine sex.
6. Cells contain structures called organelles which carry out specific functions.
Organelles have a wide range of responsibilities within a cell that include everything from providing energy to producing hormones and enzymes.
Eukaryotic cells contain several types of organelles, while prokaryotic cells contain a few organelles (ribosomes) and none that are bound by a membrane. There are also differences between the kinds of organelles found within
different eukaryotic cell types. Plant cells for example, contain structures such as a cell wall and chloroplasts that are not found in animal cells.
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[center]How to stop drinking [/center]
Acknowledge that you are addicted
Talk to your friends about it. Only talk to the ones who you trust that can help you.
Cut down gently on the volume of alcohol you consume
Cut down on the number of friends that you have that consume alcohol
Determine to succeed on your decision
Engage on extra curricular activities
Pray... Prayer changes all things
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