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Question by dustycscool: What products should I use for curly hair?
I have thick, some times frizzy, curly hair. I’m looking for some a products that will help bring out my curls and help keep them in place all day. Also people have told me about “deep-therapy treatments” what that?

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Answer by Claire Bohol
I also have curly hair, just like your’s it gets frizzy and thick. I use “Monea Curl Defining Milk Hair Lotion” (ranges price at $ 3-5) on my curls and I noticed that it can really define my curls right away. It doesn’t gets frizzy but instead it gets smooth and not stiff. This product is available in Watsons (I’m not sure if it is available in your country, this store is in Asia). But you can also use “Redken” products (I heard its really good). You can google this product and see where you can buy this.

Question by Bee.: Teens: How would you talk to your parents about this?
Okay, so I’ve had problems with anxiety since I was eleven years old. I hate talking about it–it’s humiliating and demeaning and makes me really uncomfortable, especially since I’m 16 and a junior and nothing about irrationally losing your mind is attractive. It’s not easily explained and when I get anxiety attacks or panic attacks, it’s really terrible and terrifying and intense. It sucks, it really, really sucks. It is clinically diagnosed and I do talk to a “Personal Counselor” once a week and then “as needed.”

 

Medical Monday: Seasonal Affective Disorder – Summit Medical Group – Seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, is a type of depression occurring at the same time of year. Symptoms can start in the fall and last throughout the winte…

 

Sensory Therapy Might Work for Kids With Autism

Filed under: cognitive therapist

Sensory integration is aimed at helping families move toward those goals, said Schaaf, an occupational therapist at Thomas Jefferson University's School of Health Professions, in Philadelphia. It is not a new therapy, but it is somewhat controversial …
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Specialized Rehabilitation Center helps patients “bounce back”

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Speech therapy is also available for the patients, where they will work on swallowing and cognitive therapy. Bounce Back Rehabilitation Center has five private rooms and 13 semi-private rooms. For more information visit libertyvillageofmarion.com or …
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Denver and Boulder Colorado Outpatient Drug Rehab NorthStar Transitions – NorthStar Transitions, 90 day intensive outpatient drug rehab serving young adults 18-35 in Denver and Boulder Colorado.

 

Chris Brown Leaves Rehab Facility for Outpatient Treatment

Filed under: outpatient drug rehab

The Grammy-winning R&B singer, 24, entered the unidentified rehab facility shortly after he and his bodyguard Christopher Hollosy were released Oct. 28 without bail from a Washington D.C. jail after a felony assault charge was reduced to a misdemeanor.
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Amanda Bynes Leaves Treatment, Returns Home with her Parents

Filed under: outpatient drug rehab

Amanda has completed her inpatient rehabilitation and she's feeling better every day." Amanda will continue outpatient treatment and her mother Lynn, who was granted temporary conservatorship in July, will monitor her daughter's health and finances.
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Question by Elaine G: Do the hormones estrogen and testosterone have something to do with gayness?
I have recently heard a lot of commercials for guys with “low T”

Then I started wondering if gay guys are lacking it or something. Or if this is a completely different issue.

I mean I was told that is was the balance of the hormones estrogen and testosterone that caused gayness. So now what I really have to ask is if any gay people undergo “hormone replacement therapy”. I mean for reasons other than sexual preference.

And does it change sexual preference. Or is it something deeper.

Honestly, I don’t mean to offend or anything. I am just curious about this whole issue. I am proud of being a lesbian

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Question by Yaho: How can i get rid of social fobia?
Hello.i guess i got it few years ago.i ignore most of my ex friends..i hate talking on the phone..sometimes even with my best friends..and i get nervous when i enter to a crowded room..like 5 people n more.i kinda scared of talking face to face to some people so i generally leave my works undone…so how can i get rid of dis situation?

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Answer by River Euphrates
You could start by learning to spell ‘phobia’.

The next step is to get the hell off the internet, turn off your cellphone or other devices, and go out and start actually interacting with people.