If you are making plans for your final arrangements, it is a good idea to consider the benefits and ease of cremation. For instance, only about half of the deceased people are being buried, with the remaining being cremated. There are several reasons for that big jump, given that in 1999, approximately one out of four people were being cremated. As a result, it is a good idea to consider the motivating factors for others to choose cremation, while you are making your own decision.
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Meniere's disease is a disorder involving the inner ear. This chronic condition causes a plethora of symptoms, including vertigo, tinnitus and hearing loss. The exact cause of Meniere's disease is not known; however, those with allergies or an autoimmune disease are more likely to develop Meniere's disease. Meniere's disease is often accompanied by abnormal levels of fluid in the inner ear, which can cause vertigo and balance issues. The following article discusses physical therapy options to help increase balance and relieve neck stiffness.
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Headstones are generally made of stones like marble, limestone or sandstone. Over the years, a headstone can start to weather because of moisture and freezing temperatures. But one of the more annoying problems you'll encounter with a headstone is when moss starts to grow on it. In a properly maintained public cemetery, this won't happen. But in a family plot on private land, you may have to remove moss from a headstone yourself in order to protect the stone and keep it free from stains.
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Psoriasis is a chronic inflammatory disease affecting the skin, but what many people don't know is that the condition may stem from problems in the gut--specifically leaky gut syndrome. If this is the cause of your psoriasis, changes in your diet can help clear up your skin and bring you relief from the flare-ups that bring on pain, itchiness, soreness, and the embarrassing scaly patches:
What Is Leaky Gut Syndrome?
People who have leaky gut syndrome have intestinal walls that are thin and permeable.
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You should be enjoying life as you move into your senior years. Many seniors needlessly struggle with slowing degrading eyesight. Modern surgical techniques can correct the top two eye conditions experienced by seniors. Don't let failing sight spoil your retirement. Learn about these eye diseases and how you can get your healthy eyesight back.
Cataracts
The lens of your eye works like the lens in a camera to focus light and create a clear image.
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