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Preparing an Emergency Winter Car Kit There is nothing better than being prepared. In this post, we'll show you how to pack an emergency winter kit which you can place in your car: The first thing we need to do is to get a good box for your...

How to Avoid Eye Strain

October 5, 2009 | In: First Aid, General, Home

Preventing Eye Strain For those who abuse their eyes whether for leisure or for work, here are some tipz on how to prevent getting an eye strain. The best and surefire way to keep your eyes from getting too tired is to take adequate breaks. That...

How to Care for Minor Cuts

August 17, 2009 | In: First Aid

Treating Minor Cuts Minor cuts heal fast if treated carefully. It's another story if they get infected. Here are some tipz on how to care for minor cuts and abrasions: Prepare the things you will need - clean water, clean gauze, clean bandages,...

How to Treat Pubic Lice

August 14, 2009 | In: First Aid, Health

Treating Pubic Lice You can get pubic lice, or crabs, through physical contact, infested toilet seats, and shared towels, linens, and articles of clothing. Although annoying, they do not carry sexually transmitted disease. Here is what you need to do...

Caring for Blisters Blisters can be caused by many things. It can be sunburn, minor injuries, friction (for example, the blister on your heel from breaking in new shoes), and pressure. Although it can be painful and annoying, blisters can heal...

How to Avoid a Cold

June 24, 2009 | In: First Aid, Health

The common cold is caused by any of 200 plus viruses. Here are some tipz on how to prevent getting a cold and its annoying symptoms (fever, watery eyes, nasal congestion, a runny nose, cough, and sore throat). People who are stressed can be prone to...

Preventing Seasickness Do you fear that seasickness can ruin a trip or a cruise? Here are some tried and true tested methods of preventing seasickness: Before you take any form of over-the-counter medication, check with your doctor first. He...

Caring for Canker Sores Canker sores can be triggered by many factors. It can happen because of stress, injury, menstruation, nutritional deficiencies and even genetics. Although they clear up in a week or two, they can still be bothersome and...

Easing Sore Muscles Here are tipz on how to ease sore, tight  muscles from  strenuous activities: To avoid getting sore muscles, remember to warm-up and stretch and do not overdo your exercising. Make an ice pack and apply on the sore muscles...

How to Stop a Nosebleed

March 27, 2009 | In: First Aid, Health

Stop A Nosebleed A nosebleed is known as epistaxis. While this condition may scare you especially kids who experience this, it’s not at all serious and dangerous. Kids are often the ones who suffer a nosebleed but adults can experience it as...