This sounds like a good therapy activity. And I am very much into therapy activities, such as: 1. Colouring in books 2. Making bead necklaces 3. Sewing and knitting 4. Jigsaw puzzles 5. Drawing & painting 6. Writing poetry A few other therapies for anyone to try! And they don't even need to leav...

Agreed, johnpeter.yoga4@gmail.com.

The only way to lose weight permanently is through regular exercise.

I use a dehumidifier myself on a regular basis: just go on Amazon for one.

I'd most certainly use a mask when dusting/being around dust. It is also vital you remove dust from your home regularly: and - again - when wearing a mask.

And do air out your home daily: this reduces the amount of dust that collects onto surfaces in the home.

I used to have Hayfever: yet now pollen doesn't bother me. My good friend is allergic to prawns: if she eats even one prawn her face becomes red and blotchy and her breathing is affected. She also has to be careful around other seafood that could've been mixed with prawns. Having an allergy does mak...

Chemicals can cause such a rash.

I'd find out what chemicals you've been exposed to and try to eradicate them from your lifestyle, if you can.

I can't confirm an answer to your question, Daniel8Daniel@AOL.Com, but I would stick with your doctor's prescription for baby aspirin. Your doctor knows what he/she is advising. You shouldn't need a natural option: as long as you don't abuse your medication you're not going to do your body unintenti...

The right medicated creams do wonders for the skin. If I get into contact with bleach, I get contact dermatitis. It is absolutely awful. Therefore I avoid using bleach and use ZeroBase on my hands: even when my hands aren't sore. ZeroBase costs around £9 here in Britain. I happily pay it, because it...

talk2Nickgoodlife: a brilliant post. I agree 100%.