TV9 – LADIES CLUB : “PREGNANCY HEALTH CARE & TIPS”
TV9 – LADIES CLUB : “PREGNANCY HEALTH CARE & TIPS”…….! The Importance of Prenatal Care Almost 4 million American women give birth every year, says the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Nearly one third of them will have some kind of pregnancy-related complication. Those who don’t get adequate prenatal care run the risk that such complications will go undetected or won’t be dealt with soon enough. That, in turn, can lead to potentially serious consequences for both the mother and her baby. These statistics aren’t meant to be alarming, but to convey the importance of starting prenatal care as early as possible — ideally, before a woman even becomes pregnant. Of course, this isn’t always possible or practical. But the sooner in a pregnancy good care begins, the better for the health of both moms and their babies. Prenatal Care Before Becoming Pregnant Ideally, prenatal care should start before you get pregnant. If you’re planning a pregnancy, see your health care provider for a complete checkup. Routine testing can make sure you’re in good health and that you don’t have any illnesses or other conditions that could affect your pregnancy. If you’ve been experiencing any unusual symptoms, this is a good time to report them. If you’re already being treated for a chronic condition, such as diabetes, asthma, hypertension (high blood pressure), a heart problem, allergies, lupus (an inflammatory disorder that can affect several body systems), depression, or some …
University at Buffalo (UB) students, find out what will happen at your first gynecological (GYN) visit. Sexually active women should have their first GYN exam by age 21 whether your partner is male, female or both. Most UB health services are covered by the comprehensive fee included in your tuition bill. Learn more from Michelle O’Dierno, Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner at UB Student Health Services, in this brief video. For more info: UB Student Health Services, Michael Hall, South Campus- (716) 829-3316, wellness.buffalo.edu Brought to you by UB Student Affairs (studentaffairs.buffalo.edu)
Myspace fashion Tips from Super Model Heidi Mount…
-Courtesy of Myspace.com- Heidi Mount, Gives us her Beauty tips, Fashion Do’s and Dont’s and her Favorite Designer! Comment and subscribe For more Fashion, Videos! Salut Ellz.weebly.com
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Makeup Tips for a 1980s Fashion Icon Look : Pro Tips for a 1980s Makeup Look
How to use these pro tips for a killer 1980smakeup look; get expert tips and advice on 1980s makeup trends and how to apply them in this free instructional video. Expert: Jenny Karl Bio: Jenny Karl has over eleven years experience working for cosmetics establishments in NY, NJ, PA, and CA. Filmmaker: Nili Nathan
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Running Tips in Hot Weather – Women’s Fitness
Running Tips in Hot Weather – part of the women’s fitness video series by GeoBeats. When you are running in very hot weather, you have to be very careful about keeping yourself hydrated, obviously. You want to make sure that you either carry a hydration belt, which is a belt that goes around your waist and you can put in, little pockets for water and sports drinks. You want to make sure that you are fueling yourself properly and hydrating yourself properly. Number two, you also want to make sure that you are wearing clothing that is very nice and cool that it can wicks away sweat. Make sure that it is not tight. Actually, what I am wearing, cotton, is not the best thing to wear when it is a very warm weather. You want to wear, it is called dry fit. There is different names, but sweat wicking away materials. Also, you want to dress as if it is about 15 degrees warmer than it is. So, let’s say it is 70 degrees out today. You should be wearing clothes as if it were 85 degrees, because that is about what your body temperature is going to rise to from running. And obviously your body temperature rises, or the way the air feels, rises while you’re running. Also, consider running early in the morning or later in the day when the sun is not at its peak. It will be cooler and you will feel that difference. Finally, run by the beach. Run in a shaded forest. Find areas that are cooler. I mean, you do not want to just run through the center of the city during the hottest part of the …