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Let's be honest, a beautiful set of, long, natural healthy nails looks classy and sexy. Immaculately manicured long nails say a lot about your personal style and confidence. We know growing long, healthy nails can be a challenge. Our simple tips show how you too can have a beautiful set of long natural nails.First a quick biology lesson:Your nails grow from the area under your cuticle called the matrix. The matrix is the living part of the nail. Your cuticle is the ...Continue Reading...

You can always get a doctor to get rid of your skin tags; however, because it is generally considered a cosmetic problem, many insurance companies won't cover the procedure. This leaves you paying a large bill for what is considered a fairly simple process. Before you head off to the doctors office, why not try these simple home methods for getting rid of skin tags.The first option you have for getting rid of your skin tags is to simply cut ...Continue Reading...

Don't be taken in by what your neighbors claim to be a miracle cure for pimples and the accompanying redness. This is actually their payback time for all the times you had forgotten to return their books and the garden tools. So beware! If you are wondering how to get rid of redness in pimples and feeling like tearing your hair, then take heart. There are an umpteen number of cures, and all quite simple ones at that, which will help you ...Continue Reading...

I recently interviewed Dr. Scott Olson, a dental professional in Springfield, Missouri. I wanted to find out how he runs his practice and what has worked best for him in the areas of staffing, finance, marketing, and operations.Staff:Q: What methods do you use to find competent staff members??A: A strategy that has worked well for me is to hire students from local colleges that require students to complete an internship program at a dental office as a part of their education. The ...Continue Reading...

Rheumatoid nodules are soft tissue lumps that occur in 20-30% of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients. They may be found almost anywhere on the body, but are most often seen in areas where there are bony prominences. These include pressure points such as the elbow, back of the forearm, and knuckles of the hand. Sometimes they may occur on the back of the head or Achilles tendons.Nodules usually occur in chronic active cases of rheumatoid arthritis, and are commonly associated with more severe ...Continue Reading...