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Thursday, December 15, 2011

18 Tips to a Safer Medication Use


1. List all medicines you take. Include name, dose and frequency. Don't forget to include vitamins, minerals, herbs, topical medications, eye and ear drops, sprays, weight loss aids, oral contraceptives.

2. Know the brand and generic names of the medication. In fact, many people know the medications they take by its color and size rather than its name.

3. Know what condition/disease the medication is for. It's important because you are more likely to use it correctly, more likely to know what to expect from the medication, and better able to report what you are using and problems to your doctors and pharmacist.

4. Avoid getting the wrong prescription from the pharmacy. Check the medication you pick up. Make sure it matches up with the prescription.

5. Use online drug interaction checker that allows you to enter the medications you take and check for possible drug interactions.

6. Conditions that place person at higher risk for drug interactions include:

- Taking three or more medications for chronic conditions.

- Genetically based variations in drug-metabolizing capacity.

- Advanced age.

- Certain diseases (anemia, asthma, cardiovascular disease, critical care/intensive care patients, diabetes, epilepsy, gastrointestinal disease, liver disease, hypothyroid)

- People cared for by several doctors.

7. Drugs most likely to be involved in clinically significant interactions are:

- Drugs with a narrow therapeutic index (e.g. warfarin, digoxin)

- Drugs that require cautious dosage control (e.g. antihypertensives, antidiabetic drugs)

- Liver enzyme inducers (e.g. rifampicin, phenytoin) and inhibitors (e.g. cimetidine, ketoconazole)

- Drugs with multiple pharmacological effects

8. Pay attention to how you feel after starting the new medicine and note any changes. Assume that any new symptom you develop after starting a new medication might be caused by the drug. Use online tool to check for side effects.

9. Inform the doctor if medication doesn't seem to be effective. No medication has 100% efficacy rate.

10. Avoid treating adverse drug reactions and drug-induced disease with more drugs. Distinguish the real disease and adverse reaction to the medication. Adverse drug reaction should be managed by lowering the dose of the offending drug or replacing it with a safer alternative.

11. Weigh the benefits and risks, making the choice of drug treatment. If drug is the preferred treatment for the medical problem, try to choose the most safest and effective one. You must decide what risks you can and will accept in order to get the benefits you want.

12. Start the medication with as low a dose as possible. A lower dose will cause fewer adverse effects, which are almost always dose-related.

13. Eliminate the unnecessary drugs. At least every three to six months, regularly review with your doctor the need to continue each drug being taken.

14. Know when the medication should be taken: before, during, or after food. Food can increase, decrease, or delay the absorption of numerous drugs. Food-drug interactions can lead to a treatment failure or a toxic effects of drug therapy.

15. Be aware of your medication needs and be prepared for any emergency. Store 3-5 days supply of medications that are important to your health.

16. Don't skip or reduce the doses. Missed doses of glaucoma medicine, for example, can lead to optic nerve damage or blindness. Missed doses of heart medicine can lead to cardiac arrest.

17. Learn how to discontinue the use of the medication. Many medications (e.g. antidepressants, corticosteroids) should not be stopped abruptly.

18. Many sources recommend to throw out unused medication. However, if you expect you may need the same medication soon, it makes sense to reserve the rest of the drug. It may help you to save the money. So, if you decide to save the rest of unused medicine for future use "just in case"; follow the next steps:

- Save the medication in the original container with the cap closed. It will help to identify the drug over the time and provide proper storage conditions

- When use the old medication, check expiration date. In case you can't find the expiration date, throw out the drug.




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18 Tips to a Safer Medication Use


1. List all medicines you take. Include name, dose and frequency. Don't forget to include vitamins, minerals, herbs, topical medications, eye and ear drops, sprays, weight loss aids, oral contraceptives.

2. Know the brand and generic names of the medication. In fact, many people know the medications they take by its color and size rather than its name.

3. Know what condition/disease the medication is for. It's important because you are more likely to use it correctly, more likely to know what to expect from the medication, and better able to report what you are using and problems to your doctors and pharmacist.

4. Avoid getting the wrong prescription from the pharmacy. Check the medication you pick up. Make sure it matches up with the prescription.

5. Use online drug interaction checker that allows you to enter the medications you take and check for possible drug interactions.

6. Conditions that place person at higher risk for drug interactions include:

- Taking three or more medications for chronic conditions.

- Genetically based variations in drug-metabolizing capacity.

- Advanced age.

- Certain diseases (anemia, asthma, cardiovascular disease, critical care/intensive care patients, diabetes, epilepsy, gastrointestinal disease, liver disease, hypothyroid)

- People cared for by several doctors.

7. Drugs most likely to be involved in clinically significant interactions are:

- Drugs with a narrow therapeutic index (e.g. warfarin, digoxin)

- Drugs that require cautious dosage control (e.g. antihypertensives, antidiabetic drugs)

- Liver enzyme inducers (e.g. rifampicin, phenytoin) and inhibitors (e.g. cimetidine, ketoconazole)

- Drugs with multiple pharmacological effects

8. Pay attention to how you feel after starting the new medicine and note any changes. Assume that any new symptom you develop after starting a new medication might be caused by the drug. Use online tool to check for side effects.

9. Inform the doctor if medication doesn't seem to be effective. No medication has 100% efficacy rate.

10. Avoid treating adverse drug reactions and drug-induced disease with more drugs. Distinguish the real disease and adverse reaction to the medication. Adverse drug reaction should be managed by lowering the dose of the offending drug or replacing it with a safer alternative.

11. Weigh the benefits and risks, making the choice of drug treatment. If drug is the preferred treatment for the medical problem, try to choose the most safest and effective one. You must decide what risks you can and will accept in order to get the benefits you want.

12. Start the medication with as low a dose as possible. A lower dose will cause fewer adverse effects, which are almost always dose-related.

13. Eliminate the unnecessary drugs. At least every three to six months, regularly review with your doctor the need to continue each drug being taken.

14. Know when the medication should be taken: before, during, or after food. Food can increase, decrease, or delay the absorption of numerous drugs. Food-drug interactions can lead to a treatment failure or a toxic effects of drug therapy.

15. Be aware of your medication needs and be prepared for any emergency. Store 3-5 days supply of medications that are important to your health.

16. Don't skip or reduce the doses. Missed doses of glaucoma medicine, for example, can lead to optic nerve damage or blindness. Missed doses of heart medicine can lead to cardiac arrest.

17. Learn how to discontinue the use of the medication. Many medications (e.g. antidepressants, corticosteroids) should not be stopped abruptly.

18. Many sources recommend to throw out unused medication. However, if you expect you may need the same medication soon, it makes sense to reserve the rest of the drug. It may help you to save the money. So, if you decide to save the rest of unused medicine for future use "just in case"; follow the next steps:

- Save the medication in the original container with the cap closed. It will help to identify the drug over the time and provide proper storage conditions

- When use the old medication, check expiration date. In case you can't find the expiration date, throw out the drug.




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18 Tips to a Safer Medication Use


1. List all medicines you take. Include name, dose and frequency. Don't forget to include vitamins, minerals, herbs, topical medications, eye and ear drops, sprays, weight loss aids, oral contraceptives.

2. Know the brand and generic names of the medication. In fact, many people know the medications they take by its color and size rather than its name.

3. Know what condition/disease the medication is for. It's important because you are more likely to use it correctly, more likely to know what to expect from the medication, and better able to report what you are using and problems to your doctors and pharmacist.

4. Avoid getting the wrong prescription from the pharmacy. Check the medication you pick up. Make sure it matches up with the prescription.

5. Use online drug interaction checker that allows you to enter the medications you take and check for possible drug interactions.

6. Conditions that place person at higher risk for drug interactions include:

- Taking three or more medications for chronic conditions.

- Genetically based variations in drug-metabolizing capacity.

- Advanced age.

- Certain diseases (anemia, asthma, cardiovascular disease, critical care/intensive care patients, diabetes, epilepsy, gastrointestinal disease, liver disease, hypothyroid)

- People cared for by several doctors.

7. Drugs most likely to be involved in clinically significant interactions are:

- Drugs with a narrow therapeutic index (e.g. warfarin, digoxin)

- Drugs that require cautious dosage control (e.g. antihypertensives, antidiabetic drugs)

- Liver enzyme inducers (e.g. rifampicin, phenytoin) and inhibitors (e.g. cimetidine, ketoconazole)

- Drugs with multiple pharmacological effects

8. Pay attention to how you feel after starting the new medicine and note any changes. Assume that any new symptom you develop after starting a new medication might be caused by the drug. Use online tool to check for side effects.

9. Inform the doctor if medication doesn't seem to be effective. No medication has 100% efficacy rate.

10. Avoid treating adverse drug reactions and drug-induced disease with more drugs. Distinguish the real disease and adverse reaction to the medication. Adverse drug reaction should be managed by lowering the dose of the offending drug or replacing it with a safer alternative.

11. Weigh the benefits and risks, making the choice of drug treatment. If drug is the preferred treatment for the medical problem, try to choose the most safest and effective one. You must decide what risks you can and will accept in order to get the benefits you want.

12. Start the medication with as low a dose as possible. A lower dose will cause fewer adverse effects, which are almost always dose-related.

13. Eliminate the unnecessary drugs. At least every three to six months, regularly review with your doctor the need to continue each drug being taken.

14. Know when the medication should be taken: before, during, or after food. Food can increase, decrease, or delay the absorption of numerous drugs. Food-drug interactions can lead to a treatment failure or a toxic effects of drug therapy.

15. Be aware of your medication needs and be prepared for any emergency. Store 3-5 days supply of medications that are important to your health.

16. Don't skip or reduce the doses. Missed doses of glaucoma medicine, for example, can lead to optic nerve damage or blindness. Missed doses of heart medicine can lead to cardiac arrest.

17. Learn how to discontinue the use of the medication. Many medications (e.g. antidepressants, corticosteroids) should not be stopped abruptly.

18. Many sources recommend to throw out unused medication. However, if you expect you may need the same medication soon, it makes sense to reserve the rest of the drug. It may help you to save the money. So, if you decide to save the rest of unused medicine for future use "just in case"; follow the next steps:

- Save the medication in the original container with the cap closed. It will help to identify the drug over the time and provide proper storage conditions

- When use the old medication, check expiration date. In case you can't find the expiration date, throw out the drug.




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ADHD Medication - Is it the Right Choice For Your Child?


If you are like me, when you first heard about ADHD medication, you were very concerned about giving it to your child. ADHD is an issue that a rapidly growing number of families are facing in the western world. They have experienced the stress and frustration that accompanies ADHD and are looking for the best solution for their child-one that is both safe and effective. Many choose medicine for ADHD, but a growing number of families are choosing to address ADHD issues from a natural approach.

Typically when a doctor diagnoses ADHD in an individual, he will immediately recommend stimulant ADHD medication. Doctors will tell you that children with ADHD make a complete turn around in school. For many children, it is true that grades and behavior improve when a child begins taking medicine for ADHD. The conflicts decrease, and grades increase, but at what cost.

It is unbelievable to me how little a doctor will discuss the importance of sleep and nutrition to a child with ADHD. Some professionals believe that 80% to 90% of ADHD issues are due to poor nutrition. Since most medicine for ADHD actually acts as an appetite suppressant, it may only make things worse.

The result is that a child who was very likely a picky eater in the first place, now almost stops eating completely. And what he does eat is usually void of nutrition. Most of the families I am familiar with whose children take ADHD medication have had serious weight loss issues to deal with soon after beginning medication. The solution the doctor often gives is to provide the child with protein shakes as often as they will drink them. Some children become malnourished to the point of developing physical health problems.

The other major problem with ADHD medication is that it is a stimulant and thus the primary side effect is that it affects sleep pattens. Many people take this same type of medication to stay awake through the night if studying for exams or driving all night. And because of the addictive nature of medicine for ADHD, it is a controlled substance.

With these problems associated with ADHD medication, what is the best way to address ADHD? To begin with, make sure your child is getting adequate amounts of sleep. Children typically need between 11 and 13 hours of sleep each night.

If they are having problems falling asleep, as many children with ADHD do, there are many natural herbal products that can help. Also removing as much sugar and red dye from the diet as possible will usually help. All children will benefit from getting more sleep, and most will show great improvement in ADHD symptoms. Medicine for ADHD will almost always decrease the amount of sleep a child gets.

Because ADHD medication is an appetite suppressant, your child's nutritional intake will drop off and they will not receive the vitamins, minerals and amino acids that are so important to brain development. Before trying medication, see to it that your child is getting balanced nutrition. Begin each day with protein and avoid the empty carbs. A breakfast of waffles and syrup is a recipe for disaster while a breakfast of mostly protein and whole grains will help improve focus and concentration.

Lastly, instead of turning to medicine for ADHD, supplement the diet with a broad based nutritional supplement to provide what is missing in the diet. The importance of vitamins and minerals cannot be overstated.

Also target the specific type of ADHD with natural products. If the main symptom your child displays is hyperactivity, you may want to look into some herbal ingredients that have a calming effect. Herbs such as ginkgo help the brain receive more nutrients from the blood, thus improving concentration and behavior.

There you have it. Skip the ADHD medication until you have tried a more holistic, natural approach. Remember, the decision is yours, not the doctor's. Try various things to improve the amount of sleep and the quality of nutrition your child is getting. You will also find that natural remedies are very effective and can provide quick results. Following this plan will give you the peace of mind of knowing that you are providing the best and safest treatment for your child with ADHD.




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ADHD Medication - Is it the Right Choice For Your Child?


If you are like me, when you first heard about ADHD medication, you were very concerned about giving it to your child. ADHD is an issue that a rapidly growing number of families are facing in the western world. They have experienced the stress and frustration that accompanies ADHD and are looking for the best solution for their child-one that is both safe and effective. Many choose medicine for ADHD, but a growing number of families are choosing to address ADHD issues from a natural approach.

Typically when a doctor diagnoses ADHD in an individual, he will immediately recommend stimulant ADHD medication. Doctors will tell you that children with ADHD make a complete turn around in school. For many children, it is true that grades and behavior improve when a child begins taking medicine for ADHD. The conflicts decrease, and grades increase, but at what cost.

It is unbelievable to me how little a doctor will discuss the importance of sleep and nutrition to a child with ADHD. Some professionals believe that 80% to 90% of ADHD issues are due to poor nutrition. Since most medicine for ADHD actually acts as an appetite suppressant, it may only make things worse.

The result is that a child who was very likely a picky eater in the first place, now almost stops eating completely. And what he does eat is usually void of nutrition. Most of the families I am familiar with whose children take ADHD medication have had serious weight loss issues to deal with soon after beginning medication. The solution the doctor often gives is to provide the child with protein shakes as often as they will drink them. Some children become malnourished to the point of developing physical health problems.

The other major problem with ADHD medication is that it is a stimulant and thus the primary side effect is that it affects sleep pattens. Many people take this same type of medication to stay awake through the night if studying for exams or driving all night. And because of the addictive nature of medicine for ADHD, it is a controlled substance.

With these problems associated with ADHD medication, what is the best way to address ADHD? To begin with, make sure your child is getting adequate amounts of sleep. Children typically need between 11 and 13 hours of sleep each night.

If they are having problems falling asleep, as many children with ADHD do, there are many natural herbal products that can help. Also removing as much sugar and red dye from the diet as possible will usually help. All children will benefit from getting more sleep, and most will show great improvement in ADHD symptoms. Medicine for ADHD will almost always decrease the amount of sleep a child gets.

Because ADHD medication is an appetite suppressant, your child's nutritional intake will drop off and they will not receive the vitamins, minerals and amino acids that are so important to brain development. Before trying medication, see to it that your child is getting balanced nutrition. Begin each day with protein and avoid the empty carbs. A breakfast of waffles and syrup is a recipe for disaster while a breakfast of mostly protein and whole grains will help improve focus and concentration.

Lastly, instead of turning to medicine for ADHD, supplement the diet with a broad based nutritional supplement to provide what is missing in the diet. The importance of vitamins and minerals cannot be overstated.

Also target the specific type of ADHD with natural products. If the main symptom your child displays is hyperactivity, you may want to look into some herbal ingredients that have a calming effect. Herbs such as ginkgo help the brain receive more nutrients from the blood, thus improving concentration and behavior.

There you have it. Skip the ADHD medication until you have tried a more holistic, natural approach. Remember, the decision is yours, not the doctor's. Try various things to improve the amount of sleep and the quality of nutrition your child is getting. You will also find that natural remedies are very effective and can provide quick results. Following this plan will give you the peace of mind of knowing that you are providing the best and safest treatment for your child with ADHD.




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ADHD Medication - Is it the Right Choice For Your Child?


If you are like me, when you first heard about ADHD medication, you were very concerned about giving it to your child. ADHD is an issue that a rapidly growing number of families are facing in the western world. They have experienced the stress and frustration that accompanies ADHD and are looking for the best solution for their child-one that is both safe and effective. Many choose medicine for ADHD, but a growing number of families are choosing to address ADHD issues from a natural approach.

Typically when a doctor diagnoses ADHD in an individual, he will immediately recommend stimulant ADHD medication. Doctors will tell you that children with ADHD make a complete turn around in school. For many children, it is true that grades and behavior improve when a child begins taking medicine for ADHD. The conflicts decrease, and grades increase, but at what cost.

It is unbelievable to me how little a doctor will discuss the importance of sleep and nutrition to a child with ADHD. Some professionals believe that 80% to 90% of ADHD issues are due to poor nutrition. Since most medicine for ADHD actually acts as an appetite suppressant, it may only make things worse.

The result is that a child who was very likely a picky eater in the first place, now almost stops eating completely. And what he does eat is usually void of nutrition. Most of the families I am familiar with whose children take ADHD medication have had serious weight loss issues to deal with soon after beginning medication. The solution the doctor often gives is to provide the child with protein shakes as often as they will drink them. Some children become malnourished to the point of developing physical health problems.

The other major problem with ADHD medication is that it is a stimulant and thus the primary side effect is that it affects sleep pattens. Many people take this same type of medication to stay awake through the night if studying for exams or driving all night. And because of the addictive nature of medicine for ADHD, it is a controlled substance.

With these problems associated with ADHD medication, what is the best way to address ADHD? To begin with, make sure your child is getting adequate amounts of sleep. Children typically need between 11 and 13 hours of sleep each night.

If they are having problems falling asleep, as many children with ADHD do, there are many natural herbal products that can help. Also removing as much sugar and red dye from the diet as possible will usually help. All children will benefit from getting more sleep, and most will show great improvement in ADHD symptoms. Medicine for ADHD will almost always decrease the amount of sleep a child gets.

Because ADHD medication is an appetite suppressant, your child's nutritional intake will drop off and they will not receive the vitamins, minerals and amino acids that are so important to brain development. Before trying medication, see to it that your child is getting balanced nutrition. Begin each day with protein and avoid the empty carbs. A breakfast of waffles and syrup is a recipe for disaster while a breakfast of mostly protein and whole grains will help improve focus and concentration.

Lastly, instead of turning to medicine for ADHD, supplement the diet with a broad based nutritional supplement to provide what is missing in the diet. The importance of vitamins and minerals cannot be overstated.

Also target the specific type of ADHD with natural products. If the main symptom your child displays is hyperactivity, you may want to look into some herbal ingredients that have a calming effect. Herbs such as ginkgo help the brain receive more nutrients from the blood, thus improving concentration and behavior.

There you have it. Skip the ADHD medication until you have tried a more holistic, natural approach. Remember, the decision is yours, not the doctor's. Try various things to improve the amount of sleep and the quality of nutrition your child is getting. You will also find that natural remedies are very effective and can provide quick results. Following this plan will give you the peace of mind of knowing that you are providing the best and safest treatment for your child with ADHD.




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A Rewarding Career in Travel & Tourism Industry


The global tourism industry is booming presently. Number of domestic as well as international arrivals has more than tripled. The tourism industry accounts for more than $1000 billion and is expected to grow by 200% in next five years.

Tourism also in a major way contributes to the economy indirectly through its association with other sectors such as horticulture, agriculture, poultry, handicrafts and construction.

Career in Travel & Tourism

Travel and tourism is United States' 2nd largest service export industry, 3rd largest trade industry and one of the largest employment providers. There are various courses available that can help you become a part of this sector.

If you love to interact with people, travel to various places and be a part of the service industry, then a career in tourism is ideal for you. You can choose to become a travel agent, guide, tourism manager, tour operator, adventure travel guide, airline service staff and so on.

You can either join a diploma or a certificate course in tourism and travel. You can choose a Travel Agent Certificate program, Tour operator Certificate course, Airline Certificate course, Cruise Line Certification course, Hospitality courses, Tourism Management and so on.

What you get to learn?

One needs to have a good business sense to be in the travel industry. A course in tourism will teach you all aspects of becoming an effective travel professional. Some of the topics covered are:


National and International Air travel
Cruise Lines
Railway Reservations and travel
Lodging & Accommodations
Tour packages
Fare and reservation structures
About various Destinations
Quality Management
Project Supervision
Basics of Tourism Management
Organizational Behavior
Marketing Strategies

Various jobs opportunities are available within the public and private sectors. In the public sector, you can be employed with tourism department or directorates. A lot of interesting opportunities can be found with the private sector like Airlines, Tours Operators, Travel Agencies, Hotels and so on.

Job Profiles for Various Sectors

Tourism Department

In the tourism department, employment can be found in reservations, counter staff, marketing and sales, tour planners and tour guides. One can also be with the directorates and department of tourism. You get to be involved with the planning and promotion of tourism activities.

Airlines

Airlines provide a glamorous and rewarding job option. You can find employment as Traffic Assistant, Reservation Staff, Bookings Manager, Air hostesses & Stewarts, Sales and Marketing personnel etc.

Travel Agencies

Travel Agencies use agents to promote tour packages. They make arrangements of travel, accommodations, currency conversions, budgets, special needs, tourist attractions and planning. Tour operators organize tours to the various tourist spots and manage the travel and stay of the tourists.

Hotel Industry

One can find ample opportunities within the hotel industry in various departments. You can be a part of Operations, Front-office, House-keeping, Accounting, Maintenance, Public Relations and many more interesting departments.

Transport

Besides Airlines, travels include rail services, coach operators and car hire companies. Transport includes air, road, railways and sea. Job profile for people employed with rail and road transport includes planning, chalking out the tour program, calculating costs, arranging accommodation and other facilities like food and entertainment.

Personality Traits required to be a part of Tourism Sector

People who are a part of the tourism industry interact with people on a daily basis. There are certain personality traits required to efficiently handle the various responsibilities and tasks in the travel and tourism sector.


Good Inter-personal skills
Effective communication
High level of patience
Hardworking & Responsible
Good Marketing Skills
Creative Abilities
Ability to handle Emergencies
Organizational skills

Job Outlook for Travel & Tourism Industry

Experience, Marketing Skills, Communication skills and the Size and Location of the organization determine the salary of a travel agent/professional.

Full-time employee positions at travel companies are well-paid. Job prospects both in public and private sectors are excellent.

However, the most rewarding jobs for qualified tourism professionals are in the private sector with travel agencies, tour operators, airlines, railways, hotels, transport and cargo companies etc.

Jobs in the travel & tourism industry offer good remuneration and benefits, which include free travel for employees and their families. Salaries can vary depending on the industry and are higher in foreign airlines and agencies.

If you like traveling and have the ability to mingle well with people, tourism industry can take you places!




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Eczema - Organic Treatment Vs Medical Treatment - 3 Organic Cures For Eczema


In this article I will show you 3 effective ways to cure your eczema without any sort of creams, lotions or pills. That is right; I will show you how you can treat your skin disease with water, cotton and fruits. Total natural ways to heal eczema without spending a dime in expensive medical products.

But why treat eczema naturally?

This is a very good question! You see organic medicine, unlike medical medicine is composed with pure natural ingredients. Mainly fruits and vegetables, and because of this organic medicine unlike medical medicine does not cause any sort of side effects!

This is more than enough reason to switch to organic treatment, plus medical medicine tend to be very expensive. Some eczema creams cost over hundreds of dollars!

But can fruits and vegetables treat Eczema?

I am glad you asked, and the answer is yes! You see what medical medicine does is that it creates essential body nutrients in forms of creams, lotions and pills. These nutrients are made from harsh chemicals, and these harsh chemicals cause side effects.

What organic medicine does is that they extract those same vital nutrients from natural sources (fruits and vegetables).

So you see unlike medical medicine where the nutrients are artificially made from harsh chemicals, organic medicine approaches in a healthier way. Therefore unlike medical medicine, organic medicine does not cause any sort of side effects!

This is the main reason why so many people are switching from medical medicine to organic and natural medicine.

So how can I treat my eczema using organic medicine?

There are 3 effective ways to treat your eczema without spending hundreds of dollars in expensive creams, lotions and pills:

#1 Water: eczema causes severe dryness, what most people are no aware of is that water is a natural body and skin moisturizer. By drinking 2 to 3 litres of water a day and by taking daily showers you will maintain your body and skin moisturized and prevent dehydration.

#2 Cotton: cotton is a very soft, smooth and itchy free material. Eczema as you know is recognised by its annoying itchiness and irritation symptoms. By wearing cotton clothes you will gradually ease away the effects of these annoying symptoms.

#3 Fruits and Vegetables: as I mentioned earlier, fruits and vegetables contain high level of vitamins and minerals. These are vital for the human body survival, by consuming the right amount of certain types of fruits and veggies we make sure that our skin receives the require amount of these vital nutrients, which will ultimately result in a healthy (eczema free) looking skin.




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Eczema - Organic Treatment Vs Medical Treatment - 3 Organic Cures For Eczema


In this article I will show you 3 effective ways to cure your eczema without any sort of creams, lotions or pills. That is right; I will show you how you can treat your skin disease with water, cotton and fruits. Total natural ways to heal eczema without spending a dime in expensive medical products.

But why treat eczema naturally?

This is a very good question! You see organic medicine, unlike medical medicine is composed with pure natural ingredients. Mainly fruits and vegetables, and because of this organic medicine unlike medical medicine does not cause any sort of side effects!

This is more than enough reason to switch to organic treatment, plus medical medicine tend to be very expensive. Some eczema creams cost over hundreds of dollars!

But can fruits and vegetables treat Eczema?

I am glad you asked, and the answer is yes! You see what medical medicine does is that it creates essential body nutrients in forms of creams, lotions and pills. These nutrients are made from harsh chemicals, and these harsh chemicals cause side effects.

What organic medicine does is that they extract those same vital nutrients from natural sources (fruits and vegetables).

So you see unlike medical medicine where the nutrients are artificially made from harsh chemicals, organic medicine approaches in a healthier way. Therefore unlike medical medicine, organic medicine does not cause any sort of side effects!

This is the main reason why so many people are switching from medical medicine to organic and natural medicine.

So how can I treat my eczema using organic medicine?

There are 3 effective ways to treat your eczema without spending hundreds of dollars in expensive creams, lotions and pills:

#1 Water: eczema causes severe dryness, what most people are no aware of is that water is a natural body and skin moisturizer. By drinking 2 to 3 litres of water a day and by taking daily showers you will maintain your body and skin moisturized and prevent dehydration.

#2 Cotton: cotton is a very soft, smooth and itchy free material. Eczema as you know is recognised by its annoying itchiness and irritation symptoms. By wearing cotton clothes you will gradually ease away the effects of these annoying symptoms.

#3 Fruits and Vegetables: as I mentioned earlier, fruits and vegetables contain high level of vitamins and minerals. These are vital for the human body survival, by consuming the right amount of certain types of fruits and veggies we make sure that our skin receives the require amount of these vital nutrients, which will ultimately result in a healthy (eczema free) looking skin.




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Eczema - Organic Treatment Vs Medical Treatment - 3 Organic Cures For Eczema


In this article I will show you 3 effective ways to cure your eczema without any sort of creams, lotions or pills. That is right; I will show you how you can treat your skin disease with water, cotton and fruits. Total natural ways to heal eczema without spending a dime in expensive medical products.

But why treat eczema naturally?

This is a very good question! You see organic medicine, unlike medical medicine is composed with pure natural ingredients. Mainly fruits and vegetables, and because of this organic medicine unlike medical medicine does not cause any sort of side effects!

This is more than enough reason to switch to organic treatment, plus medical medicine tend to be very expensive. Some eczema creams cost over hundreds of dollars!

But can fruits and vegetables treat Eczema?

I am glad you asked, and the answer is yes! You see what medical medicine does is that it creates essential body nutrients in forms of creams, lotions and pills. These nutrients are made from harsh chemicals, and these harsh chemicals cause side effects.

What organic medicine does is that they extract those same vital nutrients from natural sources (fruits and vegetables).

So you see unlike medical medicine where the nutrients are artificially made from harsh chemicals, organic medicine approaches in a healthier way. Therefore unlike medical medicine, organic medicine does not cause any sort of side effects!

This is the main reason why so many people are switching from medical medicine to organic and natural medicine.

So how can I treat my eczema using organic medicine?

There are 3 effective ways to treat your eczema without spending hundreds of dollars in expensive creams, lotions and pills:

#1 Water: eczema causes severe dryness, what most people are no aware of is that water is a natural body and skin moisturizer. By drinking 2 to 3 litres of water a day and by taking daily showers you will maintain your body and skin moisturized and prevent dehydration.

#2 Cotton: cotton is a very soft, smooth and itchy free material. Eczema as you know is recognised by its annoying itchiness and irritation symptoms. By wearing cotton clothes you will gradually ease away the effects of these annoying symptoms.

#3 Fruits and Vegetables: as I mentioned earlier, fruits and vegetables contain high level of vitamins and minerals. These are vital for the human body survival, by consuming the right amount of certain types of fruits and veggies we make sure that our skin receives the require amount of these vital nutrients, which will ultimately result in a healthy (eczema free) looking skin.




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Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Aurangabad Tourism - Hotels in Aurangabad


Aurangabad was founded in 1610 by Malik Ambar as Khadke. Later it was renamed to Aurangabad after the name of the Mughal Emperor, Aurangzeb. The place is famous for its scenic beauty and also its historical importance, and this explains why Aurangabad tourism is fast growing.

Aurangabad is a rocky plateau area with many caves and ravines, and the most famous among such caves are the caves of Ajanta and Ellora. These caves are famous for their sculptures of Gods and Goddesses and their depiction of the daily life of ancient civilizations. There are similarly themed murals inside the caves.

The city is also famous for the tomb of Aurangzeb and its windmills. Aurangabad has a host of hotels that priced according to the needs of the discerning tourists.

Hotels of Aurangabad

There are many different kinds of Aurangabad hotels designed to suit the varying tastes of different tourists. You can find hotels that are extremely economical and ideal to spend a night in, or you can opt for very luxurious hotels if you want to sightsee but also be pampered when you reach your room.

Hotel Quality Inn provides a brilliant lodging option away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The hotel is surrounded by eye catching and heartwarming serenity and scenic beauty. There is lush greenery everywhere and the meadows around the hotel add to the peaceful and ambrosial ambiance of the place.

The hotel is well furnished with well appointed 48 rooms, suites and cottages, climate control, tea and coffee makers, luxurious furnishing, and in-room refrigerators. Besides these, there is a swimming pool, gym, horse riding course, spa, massage center, and car rental and doctor on call services are also provided. There is a well-stocked bar and a multi cuisine restaurant.

Hotel Janaki Executive is a budget hotel aimed at business travelers and also leisure seekers. The hotel claims to provide excellent services and ambiance at competitive and affordable prices. The hotel has 15 well-furnished rooms with seven double bed and eight twin bed rooms loaded with modern amenities.

The rooms are air conditioned, with tea and coffee makers, direct dialing phones, 24 hour succinct room service, laundry service, and the hotel provides a travel desk, a doctor on call, a multi cuisine restaurant and a well-stocked bar.

Manasi hotel in Aurangabad is known for its distinctive architecture and interiors as well as a location which brings food lovers close to many delectable cuisines that are served in the hotel's restaurant. The hotel has 18 air conditioned rooms and suites bearing many modern amenities.

The hotel has all the facilities of a deluxe accommodation with AC rooms, direct dialing phones, tea and coffee makers, and even a health club, travel desk, a business center, and a well-equipped restaurant for a good culinary experience.




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Ayurvedic Medicine to Cure Eczema - 2 Killer Natural and Organic Ways to Treat and Cure Eczema


In this article I will show you a couple natural ways to treat and cure eczema, without the use of any sort of medical medications. I will show you the power of ayurvedic medicine that treats and cures eczema.

Eczema is a skin disease that causes numerous symptoms such as: irritation, inflammation, dryness, itchiness and bleeding (sometimes).

There are over 34 million people around the world suffering from this awful skin disorder. Most people tend to buy expensive medical creams, lotions or pills. Not only these medical medicines are extremely expensive but they also cause dangerous side effects (on the long run).

Natural or organic treatment, unlike medical medicine, causes zero side effects. The reason being that organic/natural/home-made medicines are made from pure natural ingredients, such as: fruits, vegetables, plants and flowers.

This is the reason why organic medicine is getting so much popular these days. In India they call it ayurvedic medicine.

Below are to killer ways to treat and cure eczema:

Water: as mentioned above eczema causes extreme dryness, therefore drinking plenty of water a day will prevent dehydration and maintain your body and skin moisturized.

Cotton: cotton is a very soft, smooth and itchy free material. Study shows that cotton molecules upon direct contact with a diseased skin (eczema), drastically reduces one of the most annoying symptom, itchiness. Therefore if you eczema you should always wear cotton clothes.

As you see from this article you really do not require any sort of medical medicine in order to treat and cure your skin disease. Therefore I strongly suggest to start switching from medical medicine into natural/organic medicine (ayurvedic).




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Ayurvedic Medicine to Cure Eczema - 2 Killer Natural and Organic Ways to Treat and Cure Eczema


In this article I will show you a couple natural ways to treat and cure eczema, without the use of any sort of medical medications. I will show you the power of ayurvedic medicine that treats and cures eczema.

Eczema is a skin disease that causes numerous symptoms such as: irritation, inflammation, dryness, itchiness and bleeding (sometimes).

There are over 34 million people around the world suffering from this awful skin disorder. Most people tend to buy expensive medical creams, lotions or pills. Not only these medical medicines are extremely expensive but they also cause dangerous side effects (on the long run).

Natural or organic treatment, unlike medical medicine, causes zero side effects. The reason being that organic/natural/home-made medicines are made from pure natural ingredients, such as: fruits, vegetables, plants and flowers.

This is the reason why organic medicine is getting so much popular these days. In India they call it ayurvedic medicine.

Below are to killer ways to treat and cure eczema:

Water: as mentioned above eczema causes extreme dryness, therefore drinking plenty of water a day will prevent dehydration and maintain your body and skin moisturized.

Cotton: cotton is a very soft, smooth and itchy free material. Study shows that cotton molecules upon direct contact with a diseased skin (eczema), drastically reduces one of the most annoying symptom, itchiness. Therefore if you eczema you should always wear cotton clothes.

As you see from this article you really do not require any sort of medical medicine in order to treat and cure your skin disease. Therefore I strongly suggest to start switching from medical medicine into natural/organic medicine (ayurvedic).




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Ayurvedic Medicine to Cure Eczema - 2 Killer Natural and Organic Ways to Treat and Cure Eczema


In this article I will show you a couple natural ways to treat and cure eczema, without the use of any sort of medical medications. I will show you the power of ayurvedic medicine that treats and cures eczema.

Eczema is a skin disease that causes numerous symptoms such as: irritation, inflammation, dryness, itchiness and bleeding (sometimes).

There are over 34 million people around the world suffering from this awful skin disorder. Most people tend to buy expensive medical creams, lotions or pills. Not only these medical medicines are extremely expensive but they also cause dangerous side effects (on the long run).

Natural or organic treatment, unlike medical medicine, causes zero side effects. The reason being that organic/natural/home-made medicines are made from pure natural ingredients, such as: fruits, vegetables, plants and flowers.

This is the reason why organic medicine is getting so much popular these days. In India they call it ayurvedic medicine.

Below are to killer ways to treat and cure eczema:

Water: as mentioned above eczema causes extreme dryness, therefore drinking plenty of water a day will prevent dehydration and maintain your body and skin moisturized.

Cotton: cotton is a very soft, smooth and itchy free material. Study shows that cotton molecules upon direct contact with a diseased skin (eczema), drastically reduces one of the most annoying symptom, itchiness. Therefore if you eczema you should always wear cotton clothes.

As you see from this article you really do not require any sort of medical medicine in order to treat and cure your skin disease. Therefore I strongly suggest to start switching from medical medicine into natural/organic medicine (ayurvedic).




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Costa Rica Travel: Tourism Expectations Grow


Costa Rica is one of the most popular Latin American destinations for traveling coming from the United States. This is due to several factors, including the countries proximity to the United States, wonderful beaches, lush jungle, and interesting volcanoes. A Costa Rica vacation can be a very diverse and exciting experience. However, for the past two years, the country has experienced a tourism slump. One of the factors that contributed to this was the international economic down turn, which especially hurt eco-travel, an area where the country typically excels.

However, the new Tourism Minister thinks the slump is over. He announced this belief during a travel fair at the Expotur inauguration in downtown San Jose. Expotur is the country's largest tourism fair, and it is estimated that this tour brings in 70,000 new tourists each year. The Tourism Minister announced that for the first three months of 2011, the country saw an increase of 7.8 percent in tourism from foreigners.

The country's tourism board estimated that almost 50 percent of the two million people that flew into Costa Rica in 2010 participated in eco-tourism activity, and this generated close to one billion dollars in revenue.

There are numerous places to visit during your Costa Rica vacation. If you're interesting in seeing lava ooze down the side of a volcano, you should head to Arenal in the northern center of the country. From the town you have a remarkable view of the volcano, and you can take an Arenal tour to see the lava light up at night or soak the hot springs heated by the volcano.

If you'd like to experience some Caribbean vibes and catch a few waves, head to Puerto Viejo along the eastern coast. This tiny laid back town is a hippy haven and is perfect if you want to relax. There are not a lot of western-style developments here and most of the roads have not yet been paved. In addition to surfing and catching some sun, you can explore the rainforest, where you're likely to see monkey and other jungle wildlife.

If you want the beach but don't want to rough it, maybe you should take a trip to Jaco. Jaco is along the western coast and is primarily a tourist development. The town is full of bars, restaurants, and hotel, so everything you need is easily at your disposal. You can also check out the jungle here as well by visiting the Carara Biological Reserve.




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Medicinal Cannabis - Sick of Your Prescription Medication? Medicinal Cannabis May Be Safer


Prescription medications can be dangerous. Even over-the-counter medications can sometimes cause negative reactions. These medications include chemicals that can cause allergic reactions, negatively react with other substances, and cause a wide range of other problems.

Every time a consumer turns on their television, they are bombarded with commercials for prescription drugs. However, half of these commercials are spent warning users of side effects, ranging from mild to sometimes fatal. It makes many people question what they are putting into their bodies.

The Advantages of Medicinal Cannabis Over Traditional Medications:

One of the main reasons for medical marijuana is that it's safe. It is almost impossible to overdose and very few people report negative side effects. The people that do report side effects complain of things like warped time perception or short term memory loss. The side effects of marijuana are extremely mild when comparing them with the effects caused by other medications.

Medical marijuana has been found to be even safer than aspirin. Aspirin, which was first introduced in 1899, has caused around 500 deaths every year. Aspirin can also cause stomach bleeding, stomach problems, liver damage, nausea, vomiting, and many other side effects.

Cannabis, on the other hand, has been used for thousands of years without one reported overdose. Cannabis can cause fatigue, hunger, paranoia, forgetfulness, and euphoria. Fortunately, except in the case of euphoria, these effects will wear off in approximately two to four hours.

The fact is, medical marijuana is safer than almost any prescription drug. For thousands of years it has been used by people all over the world for medical reasons. Until 1937, It was the leading medication for around 100 conditions in the United States. These are the marijuana facts that are rarely stated, but are true nonetheless.

The Disadvantages of Medical Marijuana, When Compared to Prescription Drugs:

Of course, there are also disadvantages to medical marijuana. The main disadvantage is that it is not a cure-all. However, neither is any synthetic drug.

Medicinal marijuana can usually not be used to cure medical conditions. Instead, it is used to manage the negative effects of these conditions. Obtaining a medical marijuana card will not save patients from requiring any other medication during their lifetime. Fortunately, patients that have difficulty with other medications or want to limit the amount of synthetic chemicals they put into their body, can use medical cannabis to successfully treat a wide range of symptoms.




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Medicinal Cannabis - Sick of Your Prescription Medication? Medicinal Cannabis May Be Safer


Prescription medications can be dangerous. Even over-the-counter medications can sometimes cause negative reactions. These medications include chemicals that can cause allergic reactions, negatively react with other substances, and cause a wide range of other problems.

Every time a consumer turns on their television, they are bombarded with commercials for prescription drugs. However, half of these commercials are spent warning users of side effects, ranging from mild to sometimes fatal. It makes many people question what they are putting into their bodies.

The Advantages of Medicinal Cannabis Over Traditional Medications:

One of the main reasons for medical marijuana is that it's safe. It is almost impossible to overdose and very few people report negative side effects. The people that do report side effects complain of things like warped time perception or short term memory loss. The side effects of marijuana are extremely mild when comparing them with the effects caused by other medications.

Medical marijuana has been found to be even safer than aspirin. Aspirin, which was first introduced in 1899, has caused around 500 deaths every year. Aspirin can also cause stomach bleeding, stomach problems, liver damage, nausea, vomiting, and many other side effects.

Cannabis, on the other hand, has been used for thousands of years without one reported overdose. Cannabis can cause fatigue, hunger, paranoia, forgetfulness, and euphoria. Fortunately, except in the case of euphoria, these effects will wear off in approximately two to four hours.

The fact is, medical marijuana is safer than almost any prescription drug. For thousands of years it has been used by people all over the world for medical reasons. Until 1937, It was the leading medication for around 100 conditions in the United States. These are the marijuana facts that are rarely stated, but are true nonetheless.

The Disadvantages of Medical Marijuana, When Compared to Prescription Drugs:

Of course, there are also disadvantages to medical marijuana. The main disadvantage is that it is not a cure-all. However, neither is any synthetic drug.

Medicinal marijuana can usually not be used to cure medical conditions. Instead, it is used to manage the negative effects of these conditions. Obtaining a medical marijuana card will not save patients from requiring any other medication during their lifetime. Fortunately, patients that have difficulty with other medications or want to limit the amount of synthetic chemicals they put into their body, can use medical cannabis to successfully treat a wide range of symptoms.




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Medicinal Cannabis - Sick of Your Prescription Medication? Medicinal Cannabis May Be Safer


Prescription medications can be dangerous. Even over-the-counter medications can sometimes cause negative reactions. These medications include chemicals that can cause allergic reactions, negatively react with other substances, and cause a wide range of other problems.

Every time a consumer turns on their television, they are bombarded with commercials for prescription drugs. However, half of these commercials are spent warning users of side effects, ranging from mild to sometimes fatal. It makes many people question what they are putting into their bodies.

The Advantages of Medicinal Cannabis Over Traditional Medications:

One of the main reasons for medical marijuana is that it's safe. It is almost impossible to overdose and very few people report negative side effects. The people that do report side effects complain of things like warped time perception or short term memory loss. The side effects of marijuana are extremely mild when comparing them with the effects caused by other medications.

Medical marijuana has been found to be even safer than aspirin. Aspirin, which was first introduced in 1899, has caused around 500 deaths every year. Aspirin can also cause stomach bleeding, stomach problems, liver damage, nausea, vomiting, and many other side effects.

Cannabis, on the other hand, has been used for thousands of years without one reported overdose. Cannabis can cause fatigue, hunger, paranoia, forgetfulness, and euphoria. Fortunately, except in the case of euphoria, these effects will wear off in approximately two to four hours.

The fact is, medical marijuana is safer than almost any prescription drug. For thousands of years it has been used by people all over the world for medical reasons. Until 1937, It was the leading medication for around 100 conditions in the United States. These are the marijuana facts that are rarely stated, but are true nonetheless.

The Disadvantages of Medical Marijuana, When Compared to Prescription Drugs:

Of course, there are also disadvantages to medical marijuana. The main disadvantage is that it is not a cure-all. However, neither is any synthetic drug.

Medicinal marijuana can usually not be used to cure medical conditions. Instead, it is used to manage the negative effects of these conditions. Obtaining a medical marijuana card will not save patients from requiring any other medication during their lifetime. Fortunately, patients that have difficulty with other medications or want to limit the amount of synthetic chemicals they put into their body, can use medical cannabis to successfully treat a wide range of symptoms.




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Brett Tollman and the Travel Corporation - Where Details Make the Difference


The ability to successfully carve out a niche is one of the golden objectives of any business organization. Pure originality is a lovely idea, but it's mostly fairytale, a chimera. Every business idea has already been taken - but how an idea is implemented, creates the opportunity for an original statement. To be able to delight and make memorable an environment or experience is something that is not commonplace, whether it's selling a coffee, an airline, or a hamburger. The successful companies, like Apple, have everyone running around them trying to figure out what their secret recipe is; they aren't the only computer company out there, but they are the only one creating fans. They provide a lovely retail experience, with admirable products, and a strong brand identity - a very simple recipe on paper, but harder to achieve than it looks.

Brett Tollman is the President and CEO of The Travel Corporation, a collection of select, luxury hotels and travel services; a company, much like Apple, offering that rarest of rare things - an attention to detail and commitment to the customer experience that only the best businesses have. What sets the twelve boutique hotels in the Red Carnation collection apart, is their individual sense and celebration of location - this is because TTC acquires (often exquisite) pre-existing buildings, which gives them a unique feel, whilst retaining the five-star-ethos intrinsic to the brand. In a recent interview for a travel show, Tollman was asked, "What is your strategy for growing the brand?" to which he replied with refreshing candor, "There really hasn't been one - it's always been about finding the right place, and the feeling that the location has a certain impact; a place that offers a unique and special experience."

And indeed they do. Although there are just one dozen Red Carnation Hotels around the world, it's refreshing to see that they reject the prefabricated, homogeneity often associated with other successful brands. 'Intuitive acquisitions' are just a part of the entire Red Carnation experience, though.

The other main ingredient is the glorious attention to detail, done with a natural sense of elan, illuminating the fact that TTC can't possibly be newcomers to the industry. Such style takes cultivation and experience. "I'm a third generation hotelier...so it's in my blood." It's true, Tollman comes from an illustrious line that sees his mother, Beatrice, personally involved with the decor of all of the hotels, giving them an eclectic elegance that varies from location to location - be it Durban, Geneva, the U.S. or London. In fact, Beatrice Tollman goes so far as to personally select the Christmas gifts for the almost 2,000 employees of Red Carnation Hotels every year, making the family maxim: "Happy employees, make happy guests," more than just lip service. It's true dedication to an ideal. But don't just take my word for it.

The awards and accolades achieved by The Red Carnation Collection in recent years are numerous enough to fill a book, literally a weighty dossier of industry appreciation and glowing reviews. Quotes in the press abound from such luminaries as Architectural Digest (describing The Milestone Hotel as "One of the best in the world"), multiple No.1 rankings form Conde Nast Traveller, Travel and Leisure Magazine (Bushmans Kloof, Cape Town, voted "Best Hotel In The World"), The Culinary Guide, and The New York Times. Wherever the location, Red Carnation makes good on its ethos of 'No Request Too Large, No Detail Too Small.'

How refreshing to see an organization deliver on its promises; in such an inundated market as the travel industry, to stand out from the multitudes, with such a strong belief in the holism of the brand, is truly admirable. And the customers feel it. The difference, one could say, is in the details.




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Building a Social Media Travel & Tourism Strategy


However, since the buzz about social media optimization continues, I find many digital marketers in the travel and tourism sector (not to mention generally) are still struggling with how to apply the latest and greatest tactics to drive real value from social media.

Many of the marketing people I speak working within the various hotel chains often claim to be undertaking a social marketing campaign. However, I meet very few who are doing this within a broader integrated campaign and at best is often a simply fan page on Kaixin, renren or Facebook. This is a very one dimensional understanding of the use of social media marketing and misses a huge opportunity to develop a dialog with communities of travelers (and potentially reach new clients).

Further, many hoteliers and other travel suppliers are not aware of their standing on travel review and social sites. They don't take advantage of the review sites, either as a way to gauge the competition or have a better understanding of the sentiment related to their brand. You should realize that when someone searches in a search engine, these review sites will be shown in the search results. Therefore it's critical to seed the basic listing info necessary to draw users into learning more about your service. In the travel planning and research cycle, exposure to your brand constantly reinforces the idea that you may just have something to suit a particular type of traveler. Be sure all of your information is up to date, including rates, URL, phone numbers, office hours, etc., and provide an accurate and unique description of the business to each site whenever possible. You'd be amazed how much of the information out there is out of date or duplicated across multiple sites based on outdated information. Test it out.. if you have not done so, pop your brand into Baidu or Google and look at the results.. also don't stop at page three.. I like to continuing looking at the search results on the 4th and 5th pages.. often this is where I find either the most positive or most negative feedback.

So a of couple of take always for those in the travel sector wanting to get more from social media marketing (smm). Understand your objectives of a social media campaign, understand the time-frame and what you are using to measure success, leverage review sites, use tools to measure your brands sentiment and also know where people are talking about you online.

Just as an online branding campaign is unique so is a SMM campaign. However, the tips above are universal and may help you in securing better outcomes for your campaign and ultimately your brand. If you have some more take aways of have suggestions on other key points please add them here.




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Médecine médicale vs organique médecine-la solution ultime pour Eczéma ?


Eczéma affecte la plupart des gens du monde différemment lors de différentes approches en utilisant le traitement de la dermatite traitement biologique traitement. J'espère que cette sorte mais les article informatif cette semaine traitement organiques Vs avantages et les inconvénients d'un traitement médical.

Traitement médical : pilules, onguents, lotions, crème est une bonne façon de traiter l'eczéma. Toutefois, ils sont très chers et certains médicaments coûtent plus d'une centaine de dollars ! Si vous n'avez pas un énorme inconvénient est que cela en soi suffit pour la plupart des médicaments de prescription (sinon tous) à long terme dues aux effets secondaires dangereuses. La raison étant, réalisés dans le traitement et des produits chimiques et rien d'autre, ces réactions chimiques dans le corps humain et très mal et donc créer des effets secondaires à long terme.

Traitement biologique : traitement de ces sortes de fruits, légumes, plantes, fleurs, etc., sont faits d'ingrédients naturels et biologiques. Par conséquent, ils sont beaucoup moins chers et presque zéro des effets secondaires et ils puis traitent. Étude des avantages de la médecine médicale efficace de médecine organiques ne se produira pas dans tous les types d'effets secondaires, donc, à mon avis le meilleur traitement montre médecine organique.

C'est la raison pourquoi beaucoup de gens commencent à passer en médecine organique en du médecine, donc, ici comment organique est un exemple de traitement de votre eczéma peut aider.

Gruau: gruau mélangé avec de l'eau à la crème de peau de dermatite pour votre crème herbal homemade très propre, appliqué à la zone infectée, puis vous pouvez faire faire la magie de la magie de la médecine biologique ! Vous voyez, contrairement à la crème de gruau crème cher efficacement zéro cause médicale d'effets secondaires et l'effet !




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Médecine médicale vs organique médecine-la solution ultime pour Eczéma ?


Eczéma affecte la plupart des gens du monde différemment lors de différentes approches en utilisant le traitement de la dermatite traitement biologique traitement. J'espère que cette sorte mais les article informatif cette semaine traitement organiques Vs avantages et les inconvénients d'un traitement médical.

Traitement médical : pilules, onguents, lotions, crème est une bonne façon de traiter l'eczéma. Toutefois, ils sont très chers et certains médicaments coûtent plus d'une centaine de dollars ! Si vous n'avez pas un énorme inconvénient est que cela en soi suffit pour la plupart des médicaments de prescription (sinon tous) à long terme dues aux effets secondaires dangereuses. La raison étant, réalisés dans le traitement et des produits chimiques et rien d'autre, ces réactions chimiques dans le corps humain et très mal et donc créer des effets secondaires à long terme.

Traitement biologique : traitement de ces sortes de fruits, légumes, plantes, fleurs, etc., sont faits d'ingrédients naturels et biologiques. Par conséquent, ils sont beaucoup moins chers et presque zéro des effets secondaires et ils puis traitent. Étude des avantages de la médecine médicale efficace de médecine organiques ne se produira pas dans tous les types d'effets secondaires, donc, à mon avis le meilleur traitement montre médecine organique.

C'est la raison pourquoi beaucoup de gens commencent à passer en médecine organique en du médecine, donc, ici comment organique est un exemple de traitement de votre eczéma peut aider.

Gruau: gruau mélangé avec de l'eau à la crème de peau de dermatite pour votre crème herbal homemade très propre, appliqué à la zone infectée, puis vous pouvez faire faire la magie de la magie de la médecine biologique ! Vous voyez, contrairement à la crème de gruau crème cher efficacement zéro cause médicale d'effets secondaires et l'effet !




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Médecine médicale vs organique médecine-la solution ultime pour Eczéma ?


Eczéma affecte la plupart des gens du monde différemment lors de différentes approches en utilisant le traitement de la dermatite traitement biologique traitement. J'espère que cette sorte mais les article informatif cette semaine traitement organiques Vs avantages et les inconvénients d'un traitement médical.

Traitement médical : pilules, onguents, lotions, crème est une bonne façon de traiter l'eczéma. Toutefois, ils sont très chers et certains médicaments coûtent plus d'une centaine de dollars ! Si vous n'avez pas un énorme inconvénient est que cela en soi suffit pour la plupart des médicaments de prescription (sinon tous) à long terme dues aux effets secondaires dangereuses. La raison étant, réalisés dans le traitement et des produits chimiques et rien d'autre, ces réactions chimiques dans le corps humain et très mal et donc créer des effets secondaires à long terme.

Traitement biologique : traitement de ces sortes de fruits, légumes, plantes, fleurs, etc., sont faits d'ingrédients naturels et biologiques. Par conséquent, ils sont beaucoup moins chers et presque zéro des effets secondaires et ils puis traitent. Étude des avantages de la médecine médicale efficace de médecine organiques ne se produira pas dans tous les types d'effets secondaires, donc, à mon avis le meilleur traitement montre médecine organique.

C'est la raison pourquoi beaucoup de gens commencent à passer en médecine organique en du médecine, donc, ici comment organique est un exemple de traitement de votre eczéma peut aider.

Gruau: gruau mélangé avec de l'eau à la crème de peau de dermatite pour votre crème herbal homemade très propre, appliqué à la zone infectée, puis vous pouvez faire faire la magie de la magie de la médecine biologique ! Vous voyez, contrairement à la crème de gruau crème cher efficacement zéro cause médicale d'effets secondaires et l'effet !




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Tuesday, December 13, 2011

How to Create a Resume For the Travel & Tourism Industry

and tourism industry is booming and jobs and positions are available and are fun and surprisingly, pay very well. So, it is no surprise that securing a position in this industry can be rather difficult. The competition is fierce and a lot of people want the job.


To get a job in this industry, it is imperative to get ahead of the competition. Being passive and unmindful will leave you hoping in futility. Aside from improving your qualifications by educating yourself and getting certifications, you must know how to impress the potential employer with your resume. The resume will usually bring out first impressions. And when applying for a job, especially in travel and tourism, first impression is vital.


It is important to know the general likings of employers in the industry. You will base your resume making on this knowledge. Think of resume as an advertising information sheet. The goal is to generate appeal and professionalism.


When creating a resume, the key is highlighting the most relevant details. This is why you should know every company's preference when it comes to hiring applicants. In general, travel and tourism employers want someone with substantial people and organizing skills. They will also base hiring decisions on whether or not you have previous experiences in the industry and of course, relevant training and certifications as well.


If you are trying to break into the industry without any experience, consider using a functional or combination resume. That way, you can put the emphasis on your transferable skills and other applicable expertise you have. However, if you have vast experience in travel and tourism to date, the best format for you to use is a chronological resume.


List your previous accomplishments but don't make a laundry list of everything you've ever done. It is better to pick a few positions that are pertinent to your potential employer's liking. For instance, in your past work, put emphasis in the situations in which you helped solved a problem using your people and speaking skills. In your resume, state the accomplishments that draw attention to your ability to organize and manage difficult circumstances.


If possible, use numbers that can quantify your skills and feats. For example, write something like, 'An increase of 40% buyer turn out has resulted by implementation of sales pitch and promotional campaign that I helped develop.' Doing this, shows that you're results-oriented.


Create a section where you can put your other skills. The travel and tourism industry is a broad field, and the range of professional positions is extensive: receptionists, tour guides, hotel managers, convention planners, travel agents, accountants, and much more. You'll never know which skills can help you land a job. These kinds of skills could be good interpersonal skills, exceptional dependability or the ability to operate office machines such as copiers, fax machines and computers.


An impressive educational background should be exhibited if you have one but a college education is not always necessary If you have finished a number of relevant courses and acquired certifications, put them in your resume. You will give an impression that you are giving an effort to improve yourself. Thus, showing that you dependable and trainable.

The 7 Most Unusual Hotels in the World


I don't know about you, but I'm really getting tired of the same old vacation spots! Yes, the golden sand and clear,warm water are very enticing. Yes, the clear mountain air invites you to explore everything. But the problem is that sometimes you just want something different and the usual vacation spot just won't cut it anymore!
Here are the top 7 most unusual hotels in the world, giving you a possible destination for your next great vacation:
1. Woodpecker Hotel (Vasteras, Sweden)
Are you afraid of heights? If yes, this sure isn't the hotel for you! The Woodpecker hotel is 13 meters (42 feet) above ground in a 130 year old oak tree in the Vasaparken park.
This is the work of Mikael Genberg, a Swedish artist, who at first planned for the hotel to be free to anyone. It soon became aparent that everyone wanted to sleep there so they began charging fees.
The hotel is very small (consider the limitations) it's not without its creature comforts: toilet, small kitchen, library, comfortable bed and a chair and table on the veranda.
2. Utter Inn (Stockholm, Sweden)
The Utter Inn is yet another of Mikael Genberg's creations in his inimitable style. The Utter Inn is an underwater floating hotel with a typical swedish red house as the top floating part and an aquarium as the bedroom.
Guests are taken by boat to the hotel, given instructions and then left alone. If they choose the deluxe package they will also get a dinner delivered by boat.
How much for a night? $350 US, but the experience will be worth much, much more!
3. Dog Bark Park Inn (Indiana, USA)
Do you love beagles? Well have I found the perfect hotel for you! The Dog Bark Park Inn is a bed & breakfast guesthouse inside the world's biggest Beagle.
And they aren't kidding - it's a 2 story building that has most of the amenities you need: queen bed, full bath, fridge, microwave, coffee maker, hair dryer, books, games and puzzles. Unfortunately there's no phone or TV.
4. Ice Hotel (Quebec, Canada)
Although ice hotels aren't exactly a new concept, the one in Quebec is a unique structure in Canada and considering the fact that it exists only between January 5th and April 1st makes it even more exclusive.
The hotel is made entirely of ice and snow with 5.5 high ceilings and has 18 rooms and 14 theme suites, reception room, a chapel and Absolut Ice Bar.
The prices will go as high as $475 for a theme room with a fireplace and includes anything from drinks to the mattresses and sheets to keep you warm.
5. Woodlyn Park (Otorohanga, New Zealand)
Woodly Park, owned by Billy Black, will give you the option to stay in one of their 3 unique motels: the underground hobbit motel (straight out of Tolkien's books, circular windows and all), a converted, a converted railcar with 3 rooms and a 1950's Bristol Freighter plane, fully refurbished.swedin.com
However, that's not the only attraction: Woodlyn Park is the only place in New Zealand where you get the chance to drive a jet boat capable of over 100HP around a specially designed course.
6. Kokopelli's Cave (Farmington, USA)
If you suddenly feel the strange need to go back to the Stone Age, why not take a vacation at Kokopelli's Cave, a privately owned luxury cliff dwelling located north of Farmington, New Mexico near the Mesa Verde National Monument.
You will be staying in a 1650 square feet (155 square meters) one-bedroom cave home carved from a 65-million year old sandstone formation.
The view is incredible here: there is a 280 feet drop down to the La Plata River, to the west the Shiprock and Chuska mountains in the Navajo Reservation, to the northwest the Ute Mountains, and to the north La Plata and San Juan Mountains.
All this for only around $280 US per night - a real bargain if you ask me!
7. Propeller Island City Lodge (Berlin, Germany)
This is the perfect place if you favor art and well, weird decors. Taking a look at the room selection you'll surely find at least one that you love and at least one that you hate.
Some of the rooms are brightly painted, others have patterns that will make you dizzy, others are simple and serene and some are just plain weird.
Do you want to experience sleeping in a prison cell, a coffin or even lion cages? You can have it all, one night at a time of course, in the same hotel! And prices are around only $150 US!
As you can see these are all great destinations, almost guaranteed to give you an unforgettable vacation.germany.gov.com

Monday, December 12, 2011

Tips for Giving Medication to your Baby or Toddler


Occasionally, babies and toddlers need medication. This can be a challenge for some parents. The following tips may help:


If you blow gently on a baby's face, he or she will blink and swallow
Try using a straw so your toddler can sip up the medicine
Give an ice block to your toddler before giving the medicine - it will numb the taste buds
Have something to give your child after the medicine that he or she likes - a reward
Get your toddler to hold his or her nose - it will reduce the sensation of taste
If you use a syringe, syringe the medicine onto the inside of the cheek - there aren't any bitter taste buds there
Remember to shake the bottle well before you give the medicine


Of course, when giving medication it is always important to remember safety as well.


Only give medication to the child it's prescribed to
Never mix medicine with milk in a bottle - your child may not finish the bottle
Always finish the course of antibiotics - it reduces the emergence of resistant bugs
Always replace the cap and make sure it's tightly screwed on
Don't refer to medicine as a "sweet", a "candy" or a "lolly" - if you do, your child may try and get some when you're not looking
Never store medicines in drink or food containers
Keep medicines out of reach of children - remember toddlers are exploring their world and can climb

Have the number of your local poisons center handy, so if your child does take some medicine he or she shouldn't, you can phone for advice. Here are a few numbers:


United States: 1-800-222-1222
New Zealand: 0800 POISON or 0800 764 766
Canada: (800) 567-8911
Australia: 131 126
United Kingdom: 0870 600 6266 From outside the UK:+44 870 600 6266



Tips for Giving Medication to your Baby or Toddler


Occasionally, babies and toddlers need medication. This can be a challenge for some parents. The following tips may help:


If you blow gently on a baby's face, he or she will blink and swallow
Try using a straw so your toddler can sip up the medicine
Give an ice block to your toddler before giving the medicine - it will numb the taste buds
Have something to give your child after the medicine that he or she likes - a reward
Get your toddler to hold his or her nose - it will reduce the sensation of taste
If you use a syringe, syringe the medicine onto the inside of the cheek - there aren't any bitter taste buds there
Remember to shake the bottle well before you give the medicine


Of course, when giving medication it is always important to remember safety as well.


Only give medication to the child it's prescribed to
Never mix medicine with milk in a bottle - your child may not finish the bottle
Always finish the course of antibiotics - it reduces the emergence of resistant bugs
Always replace the cap and make sure it's tightly screwed on
Don't refer to medicine as a "sweet", a "candy" or a "lolly" - if you do, your child may try and get some when you're not looking
Never store medicines in drink or food containers
Keep medicines out of reach of children - remember toddlers are exploring their world and can climb

Have the number of your local poisons center handy, so if your child does take some medicine he or she shouldn't, you can phone for advice. Here are a few numbers:


United States: 1-800-222-1222
New Zealand: 0800 POISON or 0800 764 766
Canada: (800) 567-8911
Australia: 131 126
United Kingdom: 0870 600 6266 From outside the UK:+44 870 600 6266



Tips for Giving Medication to your Baby or Toddler


Occasionally, babies and toddlers need medication. This can be a challenge for some parents. The following tips may help:


If you blow gently on a baby's face, he or she will blink and swallow
Try using a straw so your toddler can sip up the medicine
Give an ice block to your toddler before giving the medicine - it will numb the taste buds
Have something to give your child after the medicine that he or she likes - a reward
Get your toddler to hold his or her nose - it will reduce the sensation of taste
If you use a syringe, syringe the medicine onto the inside of the cheek - there aren't any bitter taste buds there
Remember to shake the bottle well before you give the medicine


Of course, when giving medication it is always important to remember safety as well.


Only give medication to the child it's prescribed to
Never mix medicine with milk in a bottle - your child may not finish the bottle
Always finish the course of antibiotics - it reduces the emergence of resistant bugs
Always replace the cap and make sure it's tightly screwed on
Don't refer to medicine as a "sweet", a "candy" or a "lolly" - if you do, your child may try and get some when you're not looking
Never store medicines in drink or food containers
Keep medicines out of reach of children - remember toddlers are exploring their world and can climb

Have the number of your local poisons center handy, so if your child does take some medicine he or she shouldn't, you can phone for advice. Here are a few numbers:


United States: 1-800-222-1222
New Zealand: 0800 POISON or 0800 764 766
Canada: (800) 567-8911
Australia: 131 126
United Kingdom: 0870 600 6266 From outside the UK:+44 870 600 6266



Migraine Medications - Find The Right One To Help You Cope With The Pain


If you're a migraine sufferer, it's important you know there are medicines available that can help you achieve a higher quality of life. While your local pharmacy may seem like the best place to go because of all the over-the-counter remedies that are available, you'll want to first head to your doctor's office to discuss prescription pain relief.

All medicine for migraines is categorized as either preventive, abortive and rescue. Not only does each have a specific role but they are also used during varying stages of a migraine attack to maximize your pain relief.

Preventive medications:

Preventive medicines assist with the prevention of a migraine attack. If you average one migraine a week you may be a good candidate for preventive medicine. If you're interested in this type of medication, it's important for you to know that only four brands have been approved by the FDA for use. They are:


Inderal (propranolol) and Blocadren (timolol), both beta blockers
Depakote and Depakote ER (divalproex sodium), an anticonvulsant, originally developed for seizure disorders
Topamax (topiramate), another anticonvulsant

Of course you'll want to be sure to discuss your health history with your doctor to ensure he or she finds the best prescription migraine medication that's right for you.

Abortive Medicines:

You can probably guess what abortive medicines do based on their name: they attempt to derail the migraine while it is ongoing. Their main function is to attempt to reverse the dilation and remove inflammation in the blood vessels and the nearby nerves and tissues. There are quite a few migraine medications that fall into this category; here are the three most popular ones:


Triptans ~ such as Imitrex, Maxalt and others
Ergotamines ~ such as Migranal nasal spray Isometheptene compounds ~ such as
Midrin (which was discontinued recently)

If you suffer from cardiovascular disease, don't forget to mention this to your doctor as abortive medications can cause an unhealthy increase in blood pressure.

Rescue medicines:

If you're in the throes of a migraine attack, don't fret. Rescue medications are there to help save you when all else fails. Many rescue medications are pain relievers but as you'll see a few of them are used to reduce nausea and promote relaxation, thus helping you through the attack.

Here are just a few of the rescue medications that are available to you. Be sure to talk to your doctor so you can discuss which ones are best for you.


Acetaminophen (aka Tylenol) with codeine, or oxycodone, or hydrocodone such as Vicodin, Percocet, etc.
In some cases, doctors will prescribe medications that are injectable (such as Demerol) to be used when home or at work
Anti nausea medications
Muscle relaxants
NSAIDs.

Conclusion:

Choosing which medications are included in your regimen depends on the intensity of your migraine attacks. Be sure to take the time to visit your physician so you can find the best medication to fit your needs. Every person's pain relief regiment is different, and your physician can help you determine which medicines are best for you.



Migraine Medications - Find The Right One To Help You Cope With The Pain


If you're a migraine sufferer, it's important you know there are medicines available that can help you achieve a higher quality of life. While your local pharmacy may seem like the best place to go because of all the over-the-counter remedies that are available, you'll want to first head to your doctor's office to discuss prescription pain relief.

All medicine for migraines is categorized as either preventive, abortive and rescue. Not only does each have a specific role but they are also used during varying stages of a migraine attack to maximize your pain relief.

Preventive medications:

Preventive medicines assist with the prevention of a migraine attack. If you average one migraine a week you may be a good candidate for preventive medicine. If you're interested in this type of medication, it's important for you to know that only four brands have been approved by the FDA for use. They are:


Inderal (propranolol) and Blocadren (timolol), both beta blockers
Depakote and Depakote ER (divalproex sodium), an anticonvulsant, originally developed for seizure disorders
Topamax (topiramate), another anticonvulsant

Of course you'll want to be sure to discuss your health history with your doctor to ensure he or she finds the best prescription migraine medication that's right for you.

Abortive Medicines:

You can probably guess what abortive medicines do based on their name: they attempt to derail the migraine while it is ongoing. Their main function is to attempt to reverse the dilation and remove inflammation in the blood vessels and the nearby nerves and tissues. There are quite a few migraine medications that fall into this category; here are the three most popular ones:


Triptans ~ such as Imitrex, Maxalt and others
Ergotamines ~ such as Migranal nasal spray Isometheptene compounds ~ such as
Midrin (which was discontinued recently)

If you suffer from cardiovascular disease, don't forget to mention this to your doctor as abortive medications can cause an unhealthy increase in blood pressure.

Rescue medicines:

If you're in the throes of a migraine attack, don't fret. Rescue medications are there to help save you when all else fails. Many rescue medications are pain relievers but as you'll see a few of them are used to reduce nausea and promote relaxation, thus helping you through the attack.

Here are just a few of the rescue medications that are available to you. Be sure to talk to your doctor so you can discuss which ones are best for you.


Acetaminophen (aka Tylenol) with codeine, or oxycodone, or hydrocodone such as Vicodin, Percocet, etc.
In some cases, doctors will prescribe medications that are injectable (such as Demerol) to be used when home or at work
Anti nausea medications
Muscle relaxants
NSAIDs.

Conclusion:

Choosing which medications are included in your regimen depends on the intensity of your migraine attacks. Be sure to take the time to visit your physician so you can find the best medication to fit your needs. Every person's pain relief regiment is different, and your physician can help you determine which medicines are best for you.



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