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December 2009
As you can see, this section now has a more streamlined layout. Due
to the abysmal general lack of medical knowledge in the community (outside
of a handful of individuals), I'm going to be adding a batch of medical
articles, that will be easy for non-medical people to read, over the
coming months and wanted to be sure that these additions would be easier
to spot.
GENERAL NUTRITION & HEALTH
SphynxCat: Keeping that youthful
appearance as you get older
SphynxCat:
Basic Nutritional Regimen
SphynxCat: Advanced Nutritional Regimen (in progress)
SphynxCat: Vitamins and Minerals
Sarasvati:
Amino Acids information
DIGESTION ISSUES
SphynxCat: Basic Digestion Advice
-- NEW
SphynxCat: Basics Of Food
Allergies
SphynxCat: Food Poisoning
SphynxCat: Stomach Troubles
SphynxCat: "Why Can't I
Eat Anything?"
GENERAL HEALTH ISSUES
Sarah Dorrance: Dealing with Fatigue
Sarah
Dorrance: Migranes and how to deal with them
Sarasvati:
Coping With Heat and Cold
SPECIFIC HEALTH ISSUES
SphynxCat: Understanding Insomnia
-- NEW
Sasha:
Vampirism and Chronotypes -- NEW
SUNLIGHT / PHOTOSENSITIVITY
"Sun allergies are a widespread phenomenon,
affecting in varying degrees 10-15% percent of the population."
- John Epstein, MD, clinical professor
of Dermatology, University of California School of Medicine
SphynxCat: Photosensitivity Causes
SphynxCat: Reducing Sun Poisoning
& UV Damage
SphynxCat: Sun Protection Items
& UV Information -- NEW
USA's Daily UV Index Map maintained by National
Weather Service; should be updated daily.
Levels 0-2 = Typically over 60 minutes until skin damage
("0" = nighttime)
Levels 3-5 = Typically 45 minutes until skin damage
Levels 6-7 = Typically 30 minutes until skin damage
Levels 8-10 = Typically 15 minutes until skin damage
Levels 11+ = Typically less than 10 minutes until skin
damage
(Times apply to mundane folks with light skin who don't tan. Timing
varies by skin type.)
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