Look as youthful....

Society places considerable pressure on the aging population to look a YOUTHFUL as possible. Media, advertising, and popular seem to be emphasizing images of young, shapely bodies as the epitome of health and vitality. Add to that the constant publicity of many actresses with shapely and ample bosoms that have been surgically enhanced, and we are likely to be conditioned that it suggest beauty. Social acceptance has led many perceive body image differently and opt for procedures to enhance their assets.

Thanks for the vanity business, women- and men are buying their way to better bosoms. Overly sized or infinitely small breasts, and sagging or dropping pairs can now be easily fixed-but not without consideration risks.

For many women, breast surgery offsets the 'imbalance' in their figures and helps them to easily find clothes that fit their body type. For men, it is a matter of improving their looks through muscle contouring and pectoral implants.

Breast size is controlled by genetics, diet, and sensitivity to certain hormones . A surge in estrogen levels stimulates breast tissue causing the bust line to increase. That is why women taking estrogen-containing birth control pills notice an increase in their breast size. On the other hand, exercise does not seem to have an effect. Since breast tissue is made of fat and not muscle, fitness training will not change its size and shape. Mammoplasty or cosmetic plastic surgery of the breast includes augmentation or enlargement, reduction, and lifting. Breast augmentation or enlargement involves surgically enhancing the size or altering the shape of the breasts by placing an envelope containing a soft, natural feeling implant material underneath. The procedure takes at least 2 hours to complete and is performed under general aneasthetic. Candidates for breast augmentation include women with micromasia ( a condition of having underdeveloped breasts), women who have experienced a decrease in breast size or shape due to pregnancy, weight loss, or hormone replacement after hysterectomy or at menopause.
Breast augmentation maybe done using various techniques and at different incision sites. During recovery, bruising and swelling of the breast will be noticed.
During the healing stages, the patient is advised to wear a therapeutic bra to help reduce the swelling. Some scarring, bruising, and pain will also be observed.

Women and men undertake cosmetic surgery to look better. Be it a socially conditioned response or a way of taking control of one's life, cosmetic surgery isn't something to be taken lightly. risk and complications do exist. Keep yourself informed before you go under the knife.

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The twilight years

Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases are two devastating brain disorders that affect the elderly. Cause are unknown. Cures have yet to be found.

As we grow older, our brains shrink and lose about 10percent of their weight. Although intellectual capacity need not decline with age, loss of nerve calls over the years does result in the slowdown of brain activity. The ability to memorize and learn new skills is reduced. There may lapses in short term memory. Reflexes become slower. These are normal parts of aging, and do not in any way indicate a brain disease.

There are millions of aging men and women around the world, however, who suffer from degenerative brain disorders, the most common of which are Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases. While both diseases are thought to be the results of a breakdown in nerve cells, scientist have yet to discover what exactly causes the breakdown. While it is important to accept the realities that go with aging, it is also crucial that we are aware of the difference and symptoms of certain diseases. Some people, for instance, equate memory loss with disease. Others on the other hands, accept tremor or senility as inevitable parts of aging. While loss of function caused by brain cell destruction can be very difficult, if not impossible, to reverse, early detection of brain diseases can help slow down the debilitating effects of such diseases and can make a big difference in the equality of life of both the patient and his family.
Alzheimer's disease is the fourth leading cause of death among American adults after heart disease, cancer and stroke. Eventually victims need 24 hour care and usually live eight to ten years after diagnosis. Alzheimer's just one form of dementia or mind depriving illness. Depending it causes, dementia may either primary or secondary. primary dementia is caused by pathological changes in the brain cells or cerebral vessels.

On the other hand, secondary dementia is usually follows diseases like brain injuries that can lead to subdural hematoma ( accumulation of blood in the skull).

During the early stages of the disease, the patient loses his memory and concentration. In latter stages, he experiences biological depression. Because of the chemical imbalances in the brain, the patients begins to have emotional disturbances.
Those afflicted with Alzheimer diseases are observed to exhibit a gradual loss of memory, learning, attention, and judgment, a disorientation in both time and space, communication deficiencies, and changes personality. The definitive diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease is only through autopsy. The brain is cut and you see the plaques and tangles brought about by the protein deposits in the brain.