Family dental insurance can be expensive. It makes sense to have it if you or your family need more than average dental work. In fact, if that’s the case, I highly recommend being on a dental insurance plan. The benefits you receive will likely outweigh the monthly premiums you pay, making insurance the most advantageous. However, if your family doesn’t use their dental insurance plan often, keep reading to learn about an idea that can save your family hundreds of dollars per year.
Who Should Consider a Discount Plan?
If your family’s dental costs are below average, and a normal year for your family consists of two cleanings and an occasional filling or crown, you may not want to pay high insurance premiums, when you don’t utilize your plan much. If your family is in this situation, you may want to consider a discount dentalplan.
Self Insuring for Dental Expenses
Some people completely self-insure when it comes to dental expenses. It just makes sense in some cases. Luckily there is a middle ground between self-insuring and having an expensive dental insurance plan. It’s an option that allows you to have dental protection at a very affordable price, in case you or your family need serious dental work.
The Secret to Saving Money
Many families go on from year-to-year paying their high dental insurance premiums, only to not use their insurance at all. That’s great, because it means those families have healthy teeth. But they are paying high insurance premiums to the insurance company every single month. The insurance company pockets that money and uses it to pay out other peoples claims. It’s not a good deal for the family with healthy teeth.
How Your Family Can Benefit
What if your family could save those premiums (or at least most of them) and still have quality dental protection? That’s the idea behind family discount dental plans. The annual cost is so low, that you can save most of the money you would have paid your insurance company, and still have quality protection.
What makes these plans particularly appealing to families is that insurance premiums are relatively high, so the potential for savings is much greater.
Follicular Unit The follicular unit of the adult human scalp is a naturally occurring entity that consists of 1-4, and occasionally 5, terminal hair follicles, 1, or rarely 2, vellus follicles, the associated sebaceous lobules, the insertions of the arrector pili muscles, its neural and vascular plexuses, and the fine adventitial collagen which surrounds, and defines, the unit (the perifolliculum).
Follicular Unit Graft A graft that is obtained by dissecting out the individual, naturally occurring follicular unit. This is also referred to as a follicular unit implant, a term which implies that (unlike most grafts) the ratio of hair/skin is greater in the follicular unit implant than in the original donor area, since some of the non-hair bearing tissue has been trimmed away in the dissection.
Micrograft A 1-2 hair graft. It may consist of naturally occurring one and two-hair follicular units or be derived from larger units which are subdivided.
Minigraft A 3-6 hair graft derived from either a single follicular unit, multiple follicular units, or multiple, partial follicular units. As suggested by Walter Unger, this may be further classified into small minigrafts of 3-4 hairs, and large minigrafts of 5-6 hairs.
Slit-graft A 3-6 hair graft derived from either multiple follicular units, or multiple, partial follicular units where the dissection technique specifically attempts to produce a linear arrangement of follicles, or follicular units. This may be further classified into small slit-grafts of 3-4 hairs, and large slit-grafts of 5-6 hairs.
Follicular Unit Dissection A technique in which naturally occurring, individual follicular units are dissected from donor tissue that has been removed as a single strip (rather than with a multi-bladed knife of more than two blades) in order to keep the follicular units intact. Some non-hair bearing tissue is removed to decrease the overall bulk of the implant. Stereo-microscopic dissection is required.
Mini-Micrografts or Slit-grafts Cut to Size A dissection technique whereby the donor strip is subdivided to produce grafts of specific sizes as defined by the number of hairs they contain and/or the size of tissue that will fit into a specific recipient site. The removal of excess skin is not required. The dissection can be performed with or without magnification and the donor tissue may be removed as a single strip or with a multi-bladed knife.
Follicular Unit Transplantation A method of hair restoration surgery where hair is transplanted exclusively in its naturally occurring, individual follicular units. Single strip harvesting and stereo-microscopic dissection are required. The grafts must be placed into small recipient incisions.
Mini-Micrografting A method of hair transplantation which uses grafts containing 1-6 hairs, in groups that do not necessarily correspond to the naturally occurring follicular units. The recipient sites may be either incisions, excisions (tissue removed), or both.
Two Terminology Extremes: Science vs. Marketing
Soon after the publication, Seager suggested to add another term, the “Follicular Family Unit.” (7) To paraphrase Dr. Seager:
When dissecting follicular units, it is sometimes unclear as to which unit a seemingly “stray” hair belongs. In other words, occasionally it is not completely obvious where one follicular unit ends, and an adjacent one begins. When one is specifically trying to create increased density, a stray hair would be included with an (unusually) close neighboring, larger follicular unit, containing possibly three hairs. This technique would create a four-haired unit, when there may have been no four-haired units there at all. One must find two separate units that look close enough to almost “belong together.” If the two contiguous units are chosen correctly, the resulting unit can be very difficult, sometimes impossible, to distinguish from a naturally occurring follicular unit.
The key to success in this endeavor is the concept of the “Follicular Family Unit.” If any (”non-family”) two-follicular units are randomly doubled up, the resulting graft will be more the size of a minigraft, rather than a micrograft. It would need a larger recipient site, which would preclude dense packing because of both technical planting limitations and impairment of scalp vasculature. If, on the other hand, despite their larger size, they are forced into minute micrograft-sized recipient sites; they would be traumatized during attempts at insertion.
Although the term “follicular family unit” was introduced to account for the variability in the anatomy of the follicular unit and to take advantage of these variations in the surgery, other terms were not necessarily based on purely scientific considerations.
A blatant misrepresentation of the term follicular unit was “Follicular Unit Coupling – The Role of Slot Grafting in Hair Transplantation.” (8) In this case, the author attached the new term to the original slot grafting method. This was a technique that used slit grafts harvested with a multi-bladed knife and then cut into thin pieces and placed into large slots of skin removed with a rectangular punch. The term was new and a marketing campaign followed, but the technique was the same as the original one, with no-attempt whatsoever to use, or preserve, follicular units.
Between these extremes, is the ongoing struggle to describe what we do in a clear, precise way – in the face of ever evolving concepts and techniques, and an ever increasing number of terms. The issue at hand is to be able to distinguish which terms are adding to the science and which are just blurring it.
Making Sense of the FU Salad
>From the opening list of acronyms, all used at the recent ISHRS meeting, it seems that we again need to step back and examine the new terms, to see which represent distinct ideas or techniques and which are, perhaps, redundant. What follows is a first-pass attempt at sorting out the six terms that, in our opinion, are the most confusing, and have the most overlap. They come in two groups: The first is FU Coupling, FU pairing, Double FUs (DFUs) and Multiple FUs (MFUs). The second group includes FUE and FIT.
With respect to the first group, we think that there are two distinct situations that doctor’s are trying to communicate with these terms. The first is the technique of placing two separately dissected follicular unit grafts into one recipient site. This is distinct from the commonly used term “Doubling-up” which many doctors have used to refer to placing two micrografts in one site. Our suggestion is to use the term FU pairing to refer to the technique of placing two separately isolated follicular units into one recipient site. We suggest discarding the term FU Coupling as it has been incorrectly associated with slit grafting procedures in past literature and its use will be confusing.
The second situation is when a doctor places two (or more) follicular units, that have not been separated in the dissection, into one hole. In our view, this is clearly not follicular unit transplantation. The reason is that a main advantage of FUT was that in isolating FUs one would remove some of the non-hair bearing skin between FUs, to decrease the bulk of the graft. This, in turn, would allow the doctor to use a smaller recipient site, create less wounding, allow for safely transplanting a larger number of grafts in a single session etc, etc. Using multiple non-dissected follicular units, in our view, creates a larger wound and accomplishes none of these goals.
We are not suggesting that doctors should abandon this technique. Some excellent surgeons incorporate these grafts into their procedures. We are merely suggesting that it not be called FUT. Well then what should one call them? Our answer is to call them what they have always been called, namely micro-grafts, mini-grafts and slit grafts. If one argues that they are now different due to the use of the stereo-microscope, then we agree. In this case, the grafts should be called microscopically dissected micro-grafts, mini-grafts and slit grafts, to communicate the fact that follicular transection may be avoided. But these are still not follicular unit grafts any more than a pedicle flap is follicular unit transplantation. To avoid confusion, we suggest eliminating the terms DFUs and MFUs.
So what should we call eyebrow transplants? According to the technique used by most hair restoration surgeons, where they divide up the donor strip into single hairs, it should be called one-hair micrografting. If one uses the contra-lateral eyebrow for donor hair, then this can truly be referred to as FUT.
FUE and FIT
The increased transection rate of FUE harvesting techniques that use a sharp punch (relative to single-strip harvesting and stereomicroscopic dissection) had some doctors immediately question whether this procedure should be classified as a type of follicular unit transplantation. (9) With the introduction of the blunt dissection technique by Harris, that significantly decreased damage to follicles and increased the preservation of follicular units, the argument for classifying FUE as a type of FUT is considerably stronger – but certainly not bullet-proof – since in some cases significant transection remains and in others the entire follicular unit cannot be captured. (10)
The Follicular Isolation Technique (FIT), is a term used by Cole and Rose that refers to an FUE technique that uses a punch with a “stop” to limit the depth of penetration. Although these authors and other physicians question the need for a depth-stop in the extraction technique, FIT is possibly a better term than FUE if the entire unit is not being captured. In our view, when the goal is just to extract hair, rather than intact follicular units, the term FIT is preferable.
Conclusion
In sum, these authors suggest that the following four terms and definitions be added to the original classification.
Follicular Family Unit Two closely contiguous follicular units that are dissected as one graft, so that they can fit into the same size recipient site as the largest naturally occurring follicular unit normally used in the procedure.
FU pairing The technique of placing two separately isolated follicular units into one recipient site.
FUE Direct donor extraction procedures where the intent is to extract the entire follicular unit. If a depth stop is used, this should be indicated.
FIT Direct extraction procedures where the intent is to extract individual or multiple hairs smaller than the entire follicular unit. (In other words, the direct extraction of micro-grafts.) If a depth stop is used, this should be indicated.
Micro-grafts, mini-grafts and slit grafts that have been dissected microscopically to prevent follicular transection should be referred to just that, namely: microscopically dissected micro-grafts, mini-grafts and slit grafts. These authors do not feel that these procedures should be classified as a type of follicular unit transplantation. We also suggest that the terms FU Coupling, DFUs and MFUs are confusing and should be abandoned.
References
1. Headington JT: Transverse microscopic anatomy of the human scalp. Arch Dermatol 1984;120:449-456.
2. Bernstein RM, Rassman WR, Szaniawski W, Halperin A. Follicular Transplantation. Intl J Aesthetic Restorative Surgery 1995; 3: 119-32.
3. Limmer BL. Elliptical donor stereoscopically assisted micrografting as an approach to further refinement in hair transplantation. Dermatol Surg 1994;20:789-793.
4. Seager D. Binocular stereoscopic dissecting microscopes: should we use them? Hair Transplant Forum Int 1996; 6(4): 2-5.
6. Bernstein RM, et al. Standardizing the classification and description of follicular unit transplantation and mini-micrografting techniques. Dermatol Surg 1998; 24: 957-63.
7. Seager D. Dense hair transplantation from sparse donor area – introducing the “follicular family unit.” Hair Transplant Forum Intl 1998; 8(1):21-23.
8. Bernstein RM, Rassman WR, Marritt E, Seager D, et al: A slot by any other name. Hair Transplant Forum International 1999; 9(6): 175.
9. Rassman WR, Bernstein RM, McClellan R, Jones R, et al. Follicular Unit Extraction: Minimally invasive surgery for hair transplantation. Dermatol Surg 2002; 28(8): 720-7.
10. Harris JA. The SAFE System: New Instrumentation and Methodology to Improve Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE). Hair Transplant Forum Intl. 2004; 14(5): 157, 163-4.
Colloidal mineral supplements are actually liquid that comes from humic shale deposits or from aluminosilicate clays. These colloidal mineral supplements, when derived from humic shale, contain a range of properties, including sulfates of iron and aluminum, zinc, nickel, manganese, calcium, chromium, and a number of additional properties. It was several decades ago when this type of supplement became popular. It is referred to as a liquid mineral, and some people question whether it is better than an ionic supplement.
The absorption levels of colloidal mineral supplements is enhanced because these mineral do not have to go through disintegration and dissolution. This makes this type of supplement easier for the body to absorb and therefore makes it effective. As with any other type of supplement, it is important to ensure that you are not sensitive to or allergic to any of the components in this supplement prior to taking it. Pregnant women should also avoid the supplement, and it is wise to check with your doctor regarding the supplement if you have any doubts about usage.
What About Toxicity? – Is This Supplement Dangerous?
This type of supplement comes as a liquid, and it does contain some toxic substances such as lead. However, these substances are present in very small levels, and there appear to be no reports of adverse reaction from those that have been taking this supplement. It is important to ensure that if you do take this supplement, it is taken responsibly and with care. Overdosing on any type of supplement can prove dangerous. The maximum benefits from Colloidal minerals and other supplements come when they are taken as directed.
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“Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambitions.” – Mark Twain
I know the following may sound strange, but like everything else in life, Weight management is a matter of choice.
The little secret is to decide what you want and to “stick” to it.
No more doubts, no more self destructive thought of any kind are to be allowed in your mind.
A little trick of mine I like to use, whenever a doubt tries to make his way in my mind, is to automatically picture myself slim with a healthy and lean body full of energy, glowing with health and happiness.
Wow, that feels good. It always brings a smile and a warm feeling…
Walt Disney said: “If you can dream it, you can do it”.
Shouldn’t we give it a try?
Try it. Remember this feeling, and use it whenever you need some help to discard your doubts. We must conquer these self defeating thoughts that pop up from time to time.
You know what you don’t want.
You don’t want to be overweight.
You don’t want any health problem.
You don’t want to buy extra large size clothes.
You don’t want to feel tired.
You don’t want to feel depressed.
You don’t want your weight to hold you back.
You don’t want……………….. , you know better than me what you do not want, please fill the blanks.
Now that you and I know what we do not want, why not choose what we do want.
“I don’t want to be overweight”, becomes
“I want to be slim, I want to weight xxx pounds/kilograms.
I want to wear a size xxx.”
“I don’t want any health problem”, becomes
“I want to be healthy”. Even better “I am healthy”.
“I don’t want to buy extra large size clothes”, becomes
“I want to buy size S/M clothes”.
“I don’t want to feel tired”, becomes
“I am full of energy”.
“I don’t want to feel depressed”, becomes
“I am confident and enthusiastic”.
“I don’t want my weight to hold me back”, becomes
“I can do anything I choose”.
The best way I found to overcome my negative thoughts is to think and believe in their opposites.
The best trick is the shift to positive thinking; turning every single “I don’t want” to “I want” or “I am”.
You are probably wondering what that has to do with weight management.
Good question.
Well, it seems to be a matter of focus. We attract what we focus on. Some call it focus, some call it the law of attraction, some call it the law of cause and effect, others call it positive thinking.
If you concentrate on being overweight, you will stay overweight. If you concentrate on having a slim and divinely shaped body, you will get such a body if you take the needed actions to become slim and fit.
At first I was very skeptical about the law of attraction.
I tried to diet, to exercise but still could not reach my ideal weight. I changed my nutrition to healthier foods, I made progress but it was still a struggle to maintain this ideal weight.
I had to change something to get better results.
I had to believe in myself.
I had to believe I could trim this extra weight and get permanent results.
Are you getting the results you desire or are you still struggling with your weight?
Are you going to gain weight if you start thinking positively?
Why not give it a try? It could work for you as well.
To your health and your ideal weight
Isabelle Epstein,
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There is still relatively little known about fibromyalgia although the word means pain in the tendons, ligaments and muscles. Fibromyalgia pain is reported to affect the whole body, sometimes causing muscles to twitch or giving a burning sensation. The disease is more common among women than men and most sufferers agree that the symptoms resemble that of a bad flu virus or a post viral state. Experts in the field believe that chronic fatigue syndrome may be closely linked to fibromyalgia syndrome with some even concluding that they are in fact one and the same.
What causes fibromyalgia?
There is very little known about what causes fibromyalgia and furthermore the disease in general. Women tend to be more susceptible but the disease can occur in either men or women and at any age. More commonly fibromyalgia strikes women in their thirties and forties and doctors believe that the disease can be triggered by certain events. Car accidents, viral infections, arthritis, lupus and thyroid abnormalities are just a sample of the things that may be responsible for triggering fibromyalgia but these are not said to be caused by
Smoking habits in most cases have to do with psychological addiction. It is not the lack of nicotine that represents the hardest obstacle to quit smoking. Though overcoming the physical cravings for nicotine can be difficult, overcoming psychological addiction to smoking can be even more challenging. A couple of weeks after you have stopped smoking, your body doesn’t crave nicotine anymore, which means that the physical addiction is over. What remains is the physical manifestation of tobacco addiction, and this often seems so challenging that it sets aside the power of your own mind.
Which characteristics does psychological smoking addictions have? You’ll feel an overwhelming desire to light up a cigarette. Some people may even lie to their friends and family regarding their smoking cut, or even beg and steal to get their hands on a cigarette. You’ll feel that you no longer have a choice and every minute of the day is governed by your inner urges for cigarets. The addiction can be so strong that you are willing to relieve them even if they hurt your family, career, and financial security.
How is it possible to get motivation to get off of this very destructive path?
You can get help from a professional to break your smoking habits and get rid of your addiction now and for the rest of your life. You may feel that this is too expensive or you don’t have time and so on. Well, now that the internet has come you have no excuses anymore. More and more companies establish themselves on the web and those also include professional addiction help companies. They can offer programs to help you stop smoking and release you from your tobacco addictions with nicotine patches, anti-smoking pills, nicotine gums or psychological programs.
In most of these programs you will be encouraged to take some certain actions every day, both as exercises and in your daily life. The purpose with most of these programs is to motivate people addicted to cigarets to increase their willpower incrementally, by taking these daily moments as the program prescribes.
The first thing I will recommend is that you sit down, relax and seriously take a look at your life and realize how important it is to keep yourself out of the tobacco addictive loop. When you feel you are starting to get motivated, go online and search for stop smoking products. I wish you good luck.
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Training routines of advanced bodybuilder are greatly different from that of a beginner. The differences in the training regimens include not only the weight being used, but the frequency of the lifting and usually the diet as well. An advanced bodybuilders physique can be a thing of beauty indeed and it can only be achieved through the use of incredible discipline and muscle building workouts designed to put the athlete in peak performance shape. Before we look at some of the characteristics of these advanced bodybuilding routines let’s first define what we mean when we say advanced bodybuilder.
The definition of an advanced bodybuilder can change from one person to the next. Some simply think of it as the time that someone has been working out. In this case, someone who has put four or five years into their bodybuilding regimen could be considered advanced, but other bodybuilders strongly disagree. After all, someone who has been working out for five years but has achieved little or no visible results would not likely be a candidate to be called an advanced bodybuilder. Instead, those with T-shirt ripping shoulders and biceps that earn the respect and admiration of everyone else in the gym clearly own this moniker. Getting there was no easy feat, so the term advanced bodybuilder should be relegated to the few who have achieved significant results. Speaking of significant results, now let’s look at some of the training routines of these advanced bodybuilders.
Once someone has achieved a physique of significant size and shape, their routines will likely roof all around the shaping and defining of these muscles versus simply the building of them. In the beginning stages, or bulking faces as they are often called, the focus was on putting on muscle. Now that the muscle has been developed, it will be important to define it and give it the best overall shape and quality possible. This is done through a combination of strict dieting and isolation sets. An isolation set is a particular exercise that spotlights one individual body part versus several at once. An arm curl using a dumbbell is a perfect example of an isolation set where as the squat is a compound movement that will kick several muscle groups at once.
Another important aspect in the routines of advanced bodybuilders is the types of diets that they are on to get into peak shape. Once someone has achieved the size they desire, they will want to cut every bit of body fat they can to even further highlight the clarity of their defined muscular physique. Those bodybuilders who are approaching an actual bodybuilding contest may go to such extreme lengths as to purge all water from their system as well.
The routines of advanced bodybuilders can be intense and at times extreme. BECAUSE of their experience and skill level, most bodybuilders know the inherent risks of such things as working out every single day and going on extreme fat burning diets to get into the best shape possible and do their best to minimize any negative side effects. One thing is for sure though, this lifestyle IS risky and advanced bodybuilder routines should ONLY be practiced by advanced bodybuilders.
Vaginal yeast infections can range from downright embarrassing to very painful. To counter these yeast infection signs there are a number of medications that you can try. These medications can be taken in the form of home remedies, prescription drugs and over the counter relief like Monistat 7.
This over the counter drug for vaginal yeast infections is available in three different dosages. You can buy Monistat 1, which is a one day treatment suppository, Monistat 3 which you use for 3 nights and you also have the Monistat 7 suppository. All of these Monistat products contain substances like nitrate and miconazole.
Since the Monistat 7 is a suppository that you are supposed to insert into your vagina, you should read the various warnings that are given with this medication. You will also need to understand that the dosages of these over the counter remedies to your yeast infection can lead to some side effects.
These side effects will vary from individual to individual but the most common signs of side effects are intense burning, vaginal itching, and abdominal pain and in some cases you can experience bleeding. As Monistat 7 is placed in your vagina you should consult with your doctor before you start a full course of treatment with this product.
There are many people who will tell you that using Monistat 7 has cured them of there vaginal yeast problems but there are also an equal number of women who have experienced severe and intense torturous pain when they are using this product.
You might want to consult with your doctor about the various side effects that may result from using this product. You should also gather as much information about Monistat 7 as you can. This information should contain the dosage amount that you need to take for the different Monistat brands.
For instance with Monistat 7 the dosage amount is 20 milligrams which is equal to one suppository. You are to insert this suppository into your vagina at bedtime. The Monistat 7 suppository treatment needs to be continued for the full seven nights without any breaking of the treatment.
The warnings that are issued with Monistat 7 state that if your vaginal yeast infection has not cleared up after the recommended period of usage for Monistat 7 that you should see your doctor. From the advice of your doctor you will know if there is another vaginal yeast infection drug that you can use or what other remedies that you can try.
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Hair loss is a common phenomenon that occurs in with men and women. However, it is more traumatic for women because, somehow, a woman without hair is totally unacceptable, both to her and to others. This is why women become almost paranoid about loss of hair and will go to great lengths to protect their manes from thinning.
The hair loss treatment for women is often ineffective unless the root cause for the hair loss can be diagnosed from the very beginning. This is why it is extremely important that the cause of the hair loss is determined first.
Causes of Hair Loss
Hair loss in women can be caused by many factors. Some of these factors are well researched by the medical field, but some remain a mystery. The right hair loss treatment for women can be identified only after the correct diagnosis of the causes for the hair loss has been determined. A few factors are listed below.
Many times women find their hair falling out in patches (even the hair of the eyebrows and eyelashes) due to an autoimmune disorder. This is called alopecia areata and it can occur continuously or in irregular episodes.
Another common reason for hair loss in women is stressed hair. When the hair is braided tightly for a long period of time, the follicles of the hair become loose and ultimately fall off. This type of hair loss is called traction alopecia, and does not affect any facial hair, as does alopecia areata.
Next, when women enter the pre- or post- menopausal stage, there are sudden hormonal imbalances in the body, often causing acute hair loss in women. This type of hair loss can also be caused by side effects of certain drugs or treatments, such as chemotherapy, radiotherapy, etc.
Finally, sometimes the hair will fall out from around the temples. The cause of this type of hair loss is not known, but the name of the condition is triangular alopecia because of the typical shape of the scalp following this type of hair loss.
Identifying the Right Hair Loss Treatment for Women
The field of hair loss treatment for women consists of many modern (and sometimes not so modern) techniques. Hair loss treatment for women can involve surgical hair replacement, although this is a very painful and expensive process. In a case where there is severe stress in the life of the women, then the stress has to be addressed first, otherwise the hair loss treatment will not have the desired results.
The right hair loss treatment for women can only be based on the correct diagnosis. Hence, the most important aspect for the correct treatment will be to identify the root cause for the hair loss.
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