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23,1","complets,37,1","complex,3,1,30,1","complicated,25,1,57,1","complication,25,2,36,2,57,2","compliment,3,2,30,2","compliqué,36,1","component,3,1,30,1","comportement,9,1,44,1","comportementales,52,1","comportementaux,52,1","composé,52,1","composed,22,1,58,1","comprend,36,1,37,1,54,1","comprends,36,1","compris,36,1,45,1,51,1,52,1","comprises,21,1,59,1","compte,36,3","compté,46,1","concentrant,52,1","concentrate,1,1,24,1,25,1,55,1,57,1","concentrer,9,1,36,1","concernant,52,1","concerne,36,2","concerté,44,1","concerted,15,1","concret,52,1","concrete,22,1,58,1","conçu,46,1,49,1","condition,10,1,25,3,26,1,36,3,40,1,57,3","conditionne,36,1","conditions,10,1,25,1,40,1,57,1","conducted,3,1,30,1","conduction,25,1,36,1,57,1","confiance,52,1","confidence,4,1,22,1,31,1,58,1","confort,52,1","confront,11,1,17,1","confrontations,1,1,9,1","confronter,41,1,48,1","confusion,25,1,36,1,57,1","conjointement,42,1","conjonctivite,42,1","conjunctivitis,13,1,61,1","connaissance,52,1","connaissent,36,1,54,1","connecte,36,1","connection,25,1,57,1","connects,25,1,57,1","connexion,36,1","connu,37,1,48,1","connues,46,1","conscience,4,1,31,1","consciousness,3,1,26,1,30,1","consécutif,36,1","conseil,36,1,46,1,52,3","conseillé,36,3","consenti,36,1","consequence,25,1,57,1","conséquence,36,1","consequences,3,1,30,1","consequent,25,1,57,1","consid,45,1","consider,16,1","considerable,25,1,57,1","considérable,36,1","considérablement,45,1,52,1","considerably,14,1,62,1","considérant,36,1","considéré,9,1,37,1,56,1","considered,1,1,21,1,23,1,59,1","considérée,37,1","considérer,46,1","considérez,36,1","considering,25,2,57,2","considers,14,1,62,1","consiste,36,1,46,1","consists,16,1,25,1,57,1","consolation,25,1,36,1,57,1","conspicuousness,3,1,30,1","constant,25,1,57,1","constante,36,1","constatant,52,1","constipation,25,1,36,1,57,1","constricting,25,1,57,1","constriction,25,1,57,1","consult,10,1,25,1,57,1","consultation,25,3,36,3,57,3","consulter,36,1,40,1","consumers,27,1","contact,1,1,2,2,3,2,4,1,5,1,6,1,7,7,8,1,9,1,10,1,11,1,12,1,13,1,14,1,16,1,17,1,18,1,19,1,20,2,21,1,22,1,24,1,25,1,26,1,27,2,28,1,29,2,30,2,31,1,32,1,33,1,34,11,35,1,36,1,37,1,60,1,38,1,39,1,40,1,41,1,42,1,43,1,45,1,46,1,47,1,48,1,49,1,50,1,51,2,52,1,53,2,54,1,55,1,57,1,58,1,59,1,61,1,62,1","contacter,9,1","contacts,7,4","contain,16,3","containing,13,1,16,2,61,1","contains,14,1,16,2,25,1,57,1,62,1","contenant,46,2","contenir,46,1","content,14,1,62,1","contentment,13,1,61,1","contenu,45,1","contesté,54,1","contexts,3,1,30,1","contiendra,9,1","contiennent,46,2","contient,36,1,42,1,45,1,46,3","contra,25,1,57,1","contracté,36,1","contracted,25,1,57,1","contrainte,36,1","contraire,36,1","contrast,14,1,62,1","contre,9,4,34,5,36,5,38,4,39,4,40,4,41,4,42,5,43,4,45,4,49,4,50,4,51,4,52,8,54,8,56,4","control,21,1,59,1","contrôle,9,1,36,2,42,1","contrôlé,36,1","contrôler,9,1,37,1","controlled,25,1,57,1","controls,25,2,57,2","controversy,26,1","controversymay,26,1","convenable,44,1,52,1","conventional,23,1","conventionnelle,56,1","conversation,25,2,36,2,57,2","conversion,46,1","conversionprocess,16,1","conviction,37,1","cookbook,16,1","cool,4,1,31,1","cooling,4,2,25,1,31,2,57,1","cope,4,1,22,1,31,1,58,1","copie,34,1","copies,22,1,52,2,58,1","coping,22,2,58,2","copy,7,1","corée,46,1","corny,22,1,58,1","coroner,25,1,36,1,57,1","corporelle,36,2","corporelles,37,1","corps,36,11,37,8,45,1,46,1,47,1,48,2,50,1,56,1","correspondant,34,1","corrompt,36,1","corrupts,25,1,57,1","cost,1,3","côté,9,1,36,2,56,3","coucher,42,1","could,1,4,16,1,25,1,57,1","couleurs,36,1","coupant,36,1","coupe,43,1","coupées,54,1","couper,56,1","coupure,36,3","courant,48,1","courante,52,1","courantes,52,1","cours,9,1,37,1","course,1,1,4,1,22,1,31,1,58,1","court,25,1,57,1","coût,9,3","couvert,46,1","couvertes,52,1","couvrir,43,1,52,1","cover,12,1,22,1,58,1","covered,16,1","cox,19,1","cr,10,1,40,1","cracked,25,1,57,1","craint,51,1","crainte,9,2,51,2,52,1","craintes,51,1,52,2","cranio,20,2,51,2","craniofacial,25,1,36,1,57,1","craqué,36,1","cried,8,2,35,2","criticism,22,1,58,1","criticized,20,1","critique,52,1","critiqué,51,1","crn,14,1,45,1,62,1","croire,36,1","crowded,20,1","crps,25,1,36,1,57,1","cru,37,1","crucial,10,1","cruciale,40,1","cs,25,3,36,3,57,3","cubes,4,1,31,1","cues,3,1,30,1","cuir,36,1","cuisine,46,1","culpabilité,52,1","cultural,3,1,30,1","culture,3,2,22,2,30,2,52,2,58,2","cup,16,1","cups,12,1","cure,1,1,2,1,3,1,4,6,5,1,6,2,7,1,8,2,9,1,10,1,11,1,12,1,13,1,14,1,16,1,17,2,18,1,19,1,20,1,21,1,22,1,24,1,25,2,26,1,27,1,28,1,29,1,30,1,31,6,32,1,33,2,34,1,35,2,36,1,37,1,60,2,38,1,39,1,40,1,41,1,42,1,43,1,45,1,46,1,47,1,48,1,49,1,50,1,51,1,52,1,53,1,54,1,55,1,57,2,58,1,59,1,61,1,62,1","cured,18,1,60,1","cures,4,1,10,1,27,4,31,1,53,3","curing,1,1","current,22,3,58,3","cut,23,1,25,2,57,2","cutting,23,2,25,1,57,1","cybernetics,22,2,58,2","cybernétique,52,2","cyclooxygenase,19,2,49,1","daily,10,1,14,3,16,2,22,2,28,5,58,2,62,3","dailynutrient,14,1,62,1","dalmane,10,1,40,1","damage,25,2,57,2","damn,8,1,35,1","dandruff,25,1,57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arrFiles=new Array();arrFiles[0]=new Array(1,"","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: How to stop blushing!","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","Click here to search this site	Welcome to FacialBlush.com!	The source of different methods to stop blushing.	The Blushers manual is finished. If you want to	get access to it, please visit the official site at this address: www.theblushersmanual.com Your Inside: Medicines Drugstores Online Herbs Ginger Tea Magnesium Cognitive Behavior Therapy Menopause Flushing Beta-Blockers Hyperhydrosis and Facial Blushing Aspirin - Blocks the Arachidonic Acid Erythrophobia and related symptoms Your Outside: Hyperhydrosis - Sweaty palms and feet Acupuncture Recommended Books for blushers What is ETS? The Risks with ETS Hara - Technique from Aikido Hypnosis to stop Facial Blushing	The history of the Blushers Manual. All since I started to blush in front of class in school it felt like I was the only one on earth. I got very depressed by this, and the blushing also limited my life in many ways. I \'m sure you know what I \'m talking about. I guess you are also an expert of avoiding social happenings. With this lifestyle you don \'t get many friends. Later in life when I still suffered from this blushing problem, I decided to do something about it. During 3,5 years I researched different methods that could help curing my red face. I decided to write down every single method I found that could stop or ease facial blushing. Most of them was not right for me, but finally I found those that work for me. Choosing the right method is very individual, so don \'t give up if the first one you try don \'t work. I thought that my hard work could help many other people that suffer from facial blushing. The sad side of being a blusher. Have you ever considered the true cost of living as a blusher? What is the real cost to your health, your career or school, and to your family life? Avoiding the issue indefinitely would mean resigning yourself to living in fear, missing out on priceless life experiences, big and small. Living a life that is just a shadow of what it will be when the blushing is gone. For anyone earning a living or at school, the financial toll of this problem is incalculable. Living with the fear of blushing means you can never concentrate fully and give your best. Lost opportunities. Poor performance or grades. Promotions that pass you by. Personally I have declined two executive positions because I could not handle the pressure from the social confrontations with the people under me. Such things will likely cost you tens, even hundreds of thousands of dollars over the course of your lifetime. It \'s hard to put a real price tag on such things in life, some of them are priceless in my eyes. Check out the articles below. ETS Acupuncture Humour Vote FacialBlush.com | What is Facial Blushing? | Methods to cure Facial Blushing | Vote | Articles | Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[1]=new Array(2,"search.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Search ","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Search	this site! Didn \'t you find what you was looking for? Then please contact us! within All text Title Keywords Descriptions File name using All words Any words Exact phrase FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to	Cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual",12);arrFiles[2]=new Array(3,"what_is_%20facial_blushing.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: What is Facial Blushing?","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. WhatIs Facial Blushing? Blushing results from an increase in superficial facial blood volume: bloodvessels in the skin dilate, and red blood cells color the skin red. The area ofskin that can blush is usually restricted to the face, ears, and neck, and inrare cases, the upper body. This dilation of the blood vessels is involuntary.Stress can increase the activity in the autonomic nervous system. Blushingappears to be an involuntary sympathetic nervous system response. Blushing starts at three years of age. At that age we become aware that otherscan observe us. Most people, however, do not remember blushing before the age offive. Normally, the intensity and frequency of blushing peaks in teenage yearsand decreases with age. However, even very old people can blush, and the amountof blushing varies greatly between individuals. One ironic effect of the fear of blushing is that the fear itself can increasethe activity of the autonomic nervous system, thus increasing the likelihood ofblushing. The more you are afraid of blushing in front of someone important, themore likely it is that a compliment from that person will deeply color your facered. This may turn into a vicious circle. Read more below about blushing. Actually, the reason why we blush isn \'t known.Despite how common blushing is, it has received very little scientificattention. Most studies about blushing have been conducted by psychologists, andthe scant findings so far suggest that blushing is a response to undesiredsocial attention. Self-consciousness is the only feeling universally associated with blushing.Other emotions, such as embarrassment, gratitude, or pleasure, may accompanythis feeling of conspicuousness. In support of this hypothesis, blushingbehavior first becomes common in children of kindergarten age, when they beginto develop a social self and interact with others in more complex socialsituations. Most people, however, do not remember blushing before the age offive. Differences. Differences in blushing behavior exist. Between men and women for example, womenare more likely than men to blush in response to a compliment, and betweenpeople with different cultural backgrounds, people from a European culture blushmore readily than those from an Asian culture. There are no discernable physiological differences between these groups,suggesting the differences are social ones. Indeed, even very dark-skinnedpeople blush, although it is far less easily seen. And finally, it is rare for a person to blush when entirely alone, regardless ofhow silly or inappropriate their behavior, suggesting a social component. Humansare the only animals who blush. The social purpose ofblushing is unknown. One possibility is that blushing is a nonverbal means ofsaving face. It may be meant to mitigate the negative reactions of others. Studies have shown that people react more favorably to those who have made amistake when they blush. Studies also suggest that when people blush and theybelieve it is not observed, they engage in more overt, voluntary behaviorsdesigned to elicit a positive response in embarrassing situations, for example,they may act more apologetic. This hypothesis has some support in the animal kingdom. Although blushing is auniquely human characteristic, behaviors that often go hand in hand withblushing (for example, avoiding eye contact or smiling) are used by otherprimates in appeasement displays. Overt attention such as staring triggers theseresponses in humans and nonhuman primates alike. Illogical responses . Why a response to unwantedsocial attention results in the physiological response of blushing is stillunclear, particularly since blushing tends to draw attention toward the blusher. How the response may have arisen evolutionarily is even more unclear, because itis believed that all groups of people arose from dark-skinned African ancestors,for whom blushing would be hard to see. It is possible that facial vasodilationarose as a physiological response for some other reason and then becameassociated with certain behaviors or social contexts. Another possibility is that the genetic trait of beta-adrenergic responsivenessof the facial vein became randomly associated with a genetic predisposition tocertain types of social behaviors because of genetic linkage on the chromosome. Blushing occurs in response to social cues, but it is an innate response. Allhumans blush, though an individual \'s propensity toward blushing may vary . Charles Darwin, calledblushing the most peculiar and most human of all expressions. Almost everybodyhas blushed at one time or another. Blushing occurs most commonly when someonesuddenly experiences embarrassment, perhaps because of spilling a drink orleaving a zipper unzipped. On the other hand, blushingmay also occur in the absence of an embarrassing event, and some people can feelterribly embarrassed without blushing. For some people, however, blushing hasbecome the central focus of their embarrassment. When blushing becomes aproblem. Physiologically, blushingis a harmless reaction, although in combination with certain skin diseases (likerosacea), it can cause painful tingling sensations. Blushing becomes a psychological problem, however, when a frequent blusherbecomes socially phobic (intensely fearful) about blushing. People with fear of blushing experience the blush as exceptionally distressingand anxiety provoking. Out of fear of blushing, they avoid social situations andare willing to accept severe negative consequences of that avoidance. Othersexperience very high discomfort in normally enjoyable situations. If you suffer from frequent blushing, then checkout The BlushersManual . FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	|	Methods to Cure Facial Blushing	| Vote	| Articles	| Contact	| The	Blushers Manual",12);arrFiles[3]=new Array(4,"methods_to_%20cure_%20facial_%20blushing.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Methods to cure facial blushing ","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Methods to cure facial blushing: There exist methods that cures and methods that makes life easier for ablusher. For example the ETS surgery. But thebest thing is to change our thinking patterns but it is also the hardest thing.	Another method, close to thinking in betterpatterns, is Cognitive Behavior Therapy wellknow for treating phobias, and a big issue with facial blushing is that your fear to blushtriggers blushing even more, so it turns into an phobia. Then this spreads soyou are not being as social as you would be without this problem. Then of course drugs may help, but the side effects can be worse than the blushingitself. Acupuncture andexotic herbs may also work, but it is hard to find someone that knows whatzones and herbs are best for a blusher, those techniques are usually notincluded in their standard education. Different food may effect the way you blush, for example eating fish ata dinner salmon (preferable) may lower the risk of blushing.Keeping your body \'s water level balanced, with fresh cold water and ice-cubes init, may also helpyour body to stay at a cool level. Alcohol may do the opposite. Staying fit and healthy, boosts your confidence and wellbeing. Also being an honest person inevery situation makes it easier for your brain to cope with embarrassingsituations, when you know you have a clean conscience. Other things that may help are cooling ointments , and cooling clothes and a bunch of other things that you may read more about in The blushers manual. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	|	Methods to Cure Facial Blushing	| Vote	| Articles	| Contact	| The	Blushers Manual",12);arrFiles[4]=new Array(5,"vote.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Vote","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Please participate in this poll. If you have any suggestions for newpolls don \'t hesitate to send an e-mail with your ideas. 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With all this information, you hold the keythat can change your life, and give you the true freedom, something a facial blusher really never can have.Always scared and nervous, with heavy heartbeats, and often, dying ofembarrassment, with a red face , and the feeling of being a damn stupid idiot. I know exactly how it feels, I have been there. I have cried, I have beenhumiliated by people who don \'t know better, and I have felt so lonely and sad.Sometimes I have cried so much that I thought my heart would break.But I decided to declare war against this and fight back, to stop this vicious circle. I know from experience that just keeping a job may be hard for a blusher, andgetting involved in a relationship may be impossible. Please stop ruinyour life. I know one thing for sure: If youdon \'t make the decision to get this part of your life handled right now ,there \'s a very very small chance that you \'re going to do anything about it inthe future. This is possiblythe most important investmentyou \'ll ever make in your life.Click here to get access to the The Blushers Manual. My very bestregards, Sebastian Lepinski - Author of The Blushers Manual. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	|	Methods to Cure Facial Blushing	| Vote	| Articles	| Contact	| The	Blushers Manual",12);arrFiles[8]=new Array(9,"FR/index.html","2001-01-01","Solutions contre le rougissement","rougissement, rougissement dans le visage, rougissement facial, comment cesser rougissement","Rougissement facial. Trouver les meilleures méthodes pour cesser le rougissement. Lire le manuel de Blushers, et apprendre comment arrêter la mort de l embarras.","Click here to search this site Accueillir au Facialblush.Com! La source de méthodes différentes pour arrêter de rougir. Bientôt vous pourrez acheter mon manuel suivant » Le manuel de fards à joues» De ce site. Il contiendra tout vous avez besoin de savoir si vous voulez arrêter de rougir. Me contacter Et je vous retournerai à quand il est fini. Dans le contrôle d \'intervalle hors mes articles au dessous, sentir que libre envoyer me commente, les suggestions et les questions. L \'histoire du Manuel de Fards à joues. Tout puisque j \'ai commencé à rougir devant la classe à l \'école qu \'il s \'est senti comme j \'étais le seul l \'un sur la terre. J \'ai obtenu très déprimé par ceci, et le rougir a limité aussi ma vie dans beaucoup de façons. Je suis sûr que vous savez que je parle de. Je devine vousêtes aussi expert d \'éviter les événements sociaux. Avec cette manière de vivre vous n \'obtenez pas beaucoup d \'amis. Plus tard dans la vie quand j \'ai souffert toujours de ce problème rougissant, j \'ai décidé de faire quelque chose de lui. Pendant 3.5 années j \'ai préparé des méthodes différentes qui pourraient aider à guérir ma visage rouge. J \'ai décidé de noter chaque méthode seule j \'ai trouvé que pourrait arrêter ou pourrait détendre rougir du visage. La plupart d \'eux n \'étaient pas bons pour moi, mais finalement j \'ai trouvé ceux-là qui travaille pour moi. Choisir la bonne méthode est très individuel, donc ne pas renoncer si le premier un ne vous essayez pas le travail. J \'ai pensé que mon travail assidu pourrait aider beaucoup de gens autres qui souffre de rougir du visage. Le manuel de fards à joues sera téléchargeable de ce site quand il est fini. Vous pouvez m \'envoyer votre adresse e-mail et je vous enverrai un dos d \'e-mail quand il est fait. Cliqueter ici pour m \'envoyer votre adresse e-mail. Le côté triste d \'est un fard à joues. Vous jamais avez considéré le vrai coût de la vie comme un fard à joues? Quel est le vrai coût à votre santé, votre carrière ou votre école, et à votre vie de famille? Eviter le problème signifierait indéfiniment démissionner vous à habite en la crainte, manquant hors sur les expériences de vie inestimables, grandes et petites. Habiter une vie qui est juste une ombre de ce que ce sera quand le rougir est allé. Pour n \'importe qui gagnant la vie ou à l \'école, le droit de passage financier de ce problème est incalculable. Habiter avec la crainte de rougir signifie que vous ne peut jamais concentrer entièrement et peut donner votre mieux. Occasions perdues. L \'exécution pauvre ou gradue. Les promotions qui vous passent par. Personnellement j \'ai décliné deux positions exécutives parce que je ne pourrais pas contrôler la pression des confrontations sociales avec les gens sous moi. Telles choses feront le coût probable vous dizaines, même les centaines de milliers de dollars au cours de votre vie. C \'est dur à mettre une vraie étiquette sur telles choses dans la vie, certains de les sont inestimables dans mes yeux. Veuillez lire les articles ci-dessous ETS Acuponcture Humeur Scrutin Votre Intérieur: Médecines Pharmacies recommandées Herbes Thé de gingembre Magnésium La Thérapie cognitive de Comportement La ménopause Rince Bêta-Blockers Hyperhydrosis et Rougir du visage L \'aspirine - Bloque l \'Acide de Arachidonic Erythrophobia et les symptômes apparentés Votre Extérieur: Hyperhydrosis - les paumes et les pieds en sueur Acuponcture Les Livres recommandés pour les fards à joues Quel est ET? Les Risques avec E T S Hara - la Technique de Aikido L \'hypnose arrêter Rougir du visage FacialBlush.com | What is Facial Blushing? | Methods to cure Facial Blushing | Vote | Articles | Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[9]=new Array(10,"stop_%20facial_blushing_medicine.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Medicines","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Medicines Here is a list of medicines that are used for treating facial blushingand social phobia. Always consult your doctors before using any medicine. The medical cures for facialblushing/social phobia can be divided into three categories. --------------------------------------------------------------- 1.) Anxiolytic - (Benzodiazepines .) A drug used in the treatment of anxiety and muscle spasms. Should notbe used by people with a drinking problem. May help persons with social phobiato talk in front of a group of people. Benzodiazepines slow down thenervous system, they should not be taken to overcome the stress of everydaylife. They may be habit-forming, causing mental or physical dependence. --------------------------------------------------------------- 2.) Adrenergic BetaBlocker - Beta-Adrenergic Blockers or “Beta Blockers” are a family of drugs used totreat high blood pressure, angina, heart arrhythmia, tremors, alcoholwithdrawal, glaucoma, and other conditions. They are also used to preventmigraine headaches, stage fright, and second heart attacks. --------------------------------------------------------------- 3.) Antidepressant medicine - This category work for people withsocial phobia and depression. The time of treatment should be long and the theinitial dose should be low. Moklobemid treatment (marketed under the namesMoklobemid and Aurorix arehelpful to help the patient to brake his/hers social isolation. --------------------------------------------------------------- A patientshould be told that the role of medication is to alleviate their social orperformance anxiety in social situations. Increasing exposure to such situationsis therefore crucial to overcoming their condition. List The first name is the generic name. Names with the ® symbol are the trade name of the drugs. 1.) Anxiolytic (Benzodiazepines .) Most medicines in this category are highly addictive, don \'t use daily 1. Alprazolam (Xanax ®) 1. Bromazepam (Lexotan ®) 1. Chlordiazepoxide (Librium ®) 1.Clonazepam (Klonopin ® ) 1. Clorazepate (Tranxene ® ) 1. Diazepam (Valium ®, Xanax ® ) 1. Estazolam (ProSom ®) 1. Flunitrazepam (RoHypnol ® ) 1. Flurazepam (Dalmane ® ) 1. Halazepam (Paxipam ® ) 1. Ketazolam (V alium ® ) 1. Lorazepam (Ativan ® ) 1. Lormetazepam (Loramet®) 1. Nitrazepam (Arem®) 1. Oxazepam (Serax ® ) 1. Prazepam (Centrax ®) 1. Quazepam (Doral ® ) 1. Temazepam (Restoril ® ) 1. Triazolam (Halcion ® ) 2.) Adrenergic Beta Blocker 2. Acebutalol (Sectral®) 2.Atenolol ( Atenolo l ® ,Tenormin®) 2. Bisoprolol ( Emcor®,Monocor®) 2. Carvedilol ( Carvedilol ® ,Eucardic ®) 2. Celiprolol ( Celectol®) 2. Clonidine (Catapresan ® ) 2. Metoprolol (Betaloc®, Lopresor ®) 2. Oxprenolol (Slow-Trasicor ® ,Trasicor ® ) 2. Propranolol ( Adrexan®,Angilol®, Apo-Propranolol®, Avlocardyl®, Bedranol®, Betachron ER®, Betadur®,Cardinal®, Detensol®, Hemipralon®, Indera l®, Inderal-LA ®, Lopranol®, Novopranol®,Propranololum®, Syprol®) 2. Sotalol ( Beta-Cardone®,Sotacor®) 2. ZOK (metoprolol CR/XL) ( Seloken® 3.) Antidepressant medicine 3. Moklobemid (Aurorix ® ) 3. Paroxetin (Seroxat ® ,Paxil ®) 3. Escitalopram (Cipralx ®) 3. Venlafaxine ( Effexor ® ) 3. Sertraline ( Zoloft ®) 3. Clomipramine (O fepramin ®) 3. Moclobemide (Aurorix®) 3. Clomipramine (Anafranil®) 3. Fluvoxamine (Luvox®) 3. Fluoxetine ( Prozac ®) 3. Citalopram ( Celexa ®) FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	|	Methods to Cure Facial Blushing	| Vote	| Articles	| Contact	| The	Blushers Manual",12);arrFiles[10]=new Array(11,"stop_%20facial_blushing_drugstores_recommended.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Recommended Online DrugStores","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Drugstores Online For a facial blusher the worst thing on earth is to tell anyone about thisproblem. It is almost as embarrassing as going red in front of a group ofpeople. That makes it hard for a blusher to get help. Here I will listdrugstores that you may buy medicines from online without prescription andwithout having to confront a doctor with this problem. Many doctors don \'t think it is such a big problem because most people blushsometimes. XLPharmacy Low prices. Worldwide delivery. No prescription required. Discreet packages. Sells: (Generic Name: Trade Name) Atenolol: Atenolol Carvedilol: Carvedilol Citalopram: Celexa Fluoxetine Hydrochloride: Prozac Metoprolol: Lopressor Propranolol: Inderal LA (Long Acting), Inderal Sertraline: Zoloft Venlafaxine: Effexor They offer lots of other products. Themedicines listedabove are products that may help facial blushers. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[11]=new Array(12,"Ginger_Tea.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Ginger Tea","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Ginger Tea Hotginger tea is an excellent winter drink. You can use it to strengthen digestion,improve circulation, or ward off colds, sore throat and the flu. Ifsomeone told you that NASA astronauts took ginger into space to combat travelsickness, you might tell them to pull the other one. In fact, it \'s 100 % true,the knobby brown rhizome is a champion at treating nausea of all kinds - evenhangovers. Ginger tea may also help with facial flushing/and facial blushing,but because the warming nature of ginger it may also cause FB/FF. This is individual so you have to try it before you know. How to Make Ginger Tea It \'s very easy to make ginger tea. Here are the instructions: Hot Ginger Tea 4 cups of water 5 cm of fresh ginger root Optional: Honey and Lemon 1.) Peel the ginger root and slice it into thin slices. 2.) Bring the water to a boil in a saucepan. Once it is boiling, add the ginger. 3.) Cover it and reduce to a simmer for 15-20 minutes. 4.) Strain the tea. 5.) Add honey and lemon to taste. Note: Keep in mind that if you are making this tea to strengthen the immunesystem and ward off colds and flu, sweeteners are not recommended. FacialBlush.commom	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[12]=new Array(13,"stop_%20facial_blushing_herbs.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Herbs","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Herbs One of the best herbs for sweating is sage. If youcan find some and make a tea, that may be helpful for you. Also, for anxiety, valerian root, kava kava or chamomile are good. Watch out though, valerian root, is really stinky! But it works great, so I suggest you get it in capsule form at the health food store or Apothecary if you can find it! Best of luck to you. Depending on what is causing the blushing, the valerian may help. If it is anxiety related, anything that calms you down should help with those symptoms. St. Johns worth Recommended Dose: 300 mg each evening containing 0.3% hypericin. (Dose may vary from brand to brand) High doses can cause light sensitivity.Avoid during pregnancy and breast feeding, May act as a sedative, May require6-8 weeks to notice full effect. Do not use while taking other antidepressantssuch as MAOI (monoamine oxidase inhibitors), TCA, (tricyclic acid) and SSRI(serotonin reuptake inhibitors) St. John’s Wort should be used with caution inconjunction with central nervous system depressants or stimulants Works againstthe effects of reserpine. Prolongs narcotic induced sleeping times. Valerian Primary used for sleep disorders and upset nerves. Recommended dose: 400-800 mgbefore bedtime. Do not take if already taking sleep-inducing drugs. May causeheartburn, upset stomach, diarrhea and allergic reactions in large doses. Maycause drowsiness. Avoid using heavy equipment or driving while using thisproduct. Sage Very good for reducing hand and foot sweat. Recommended dose: 450mg 3 timesdaily. Many Italians eat the leaves with bread and butter, as part of a healthy diet. Kava Kava Recommended dose: 2 x 750 mg per day. Do not exceed four Kava Kava capsules aday. It \'s best not take kava kava more than three or four days a week and take aweek off each month. Here are some of the effects that are noticed within anhour or two. A state of relaxation, without feeling drugged. Muscle tenseness isless. Peacefulness and contentment More sociable, especially with the right company. Mild euphoria, sometimes. Mental alertness is often not effected, except on high doses. Initial alertnessfollowed by drowsiness which comes on after a few hours, so Kava can be taken inthe evening, a few hours before bedtime. Chamomile Medical uses of Chamomile: Insomnia, anxiety, menopausal depression, loss ofappetite, dyspepsia, diarrhea, colic, aches and pains of flu, migraine,neuralgia, teething, vertigo, motion sickness, conjunctivitis, inflamed skin,urticaria. Recommended dosage: 2 x 250mg per day with a meal. Ginger Tea - Check out how easy it is to do! Hot ginger tea is an excellent winter drink. You can use it to strengthendigestion, improve circulation, or ward off colds, sore throat and the flu. Ifsomeone told you that NASA astronauts took ginger into space to combat travelsickness, you might tell them to pull the other one. In fact, it \'s 100 % true,the knobby brown rhizome is a champion at treating nausea of all kinds - evenhangovers. Ginger tea may also help with facial flushing/and facial blushing,but because the warming nature of ginger it may also cause FB/FF. This is individual so you have to try it before you know. Read the whole recipe here: FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	|	Methods to Cure Facial Blushing	| Vote	| Articles	| Contact	| The	Blushers Manual",12);arrFiles[13]=new Array(14,"stop_facial_blushing_magnesium.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Magnesium","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Magnesium 250mg a day helpswith anxiety, blushing and others. You can buy powdered form that you mix withwater and it tastes like lemon juice. The recommended dose (may vary and is affected by various factors includinggender, weight and size,) is 300-400 mg/day. Many enzymes require the presenceof magnesium ions for their catalytic action. Inadequate magnesium intakemay cause muscle spasms, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, high blood pressure,anxiety disorders and osteoporosis. It is estimated that the body requires 220to 410 mg of magnesium daily The maximum intake of magnesium should not exceed400 mg/day. Scientific opinion on the safety of magnesium varies considerably.The FNB set a UL (The highest average dailynutrient intake level likely to pose no risk of adverse health affects fornearly all individuals in a particular life stage and gender group. As intakeincreases above the UL, the potential risk of adverse health affects increases.) of 350 mg for free salts of magnesium (not the magnesiumnaturally occurring in foods). The SCF used the same data but applied a largeruncertainty factor to set a UL for free magnesium of 250 mg. In contrast, the EVM set a UL of 400 mg for supplemental magnesium. CRN considers supplementalmagnesium levels of 400 mg to be safe, and total magnesium intakes of 700 mg tobe safe.Common symptom when exceeding this limit is diarrhea. It isdefinitely worth a try if you are blushing and have anxiety, magnesium may help. Food sources Green vegetables such as spinach, nuts, seeds, and some whole grains are alsosources of magnesium.Although magnesium is present in many foods, it usually occurs in small amounts.As with most nutrients, daily needs for magnesium cannot be met from a singlefood. Eating a wide variety of foods, including five servings of fruits andvegetables daily and plenty of whole grains, helps to ensure an adequate intakeof magnesium. The magnesium content of refined foods is usually low. Whole-wheat bread, forexample, has twice as much magnesium as white bread because the magnesium-richgerm and bran are removed when white flour is processed. The table of foodsources of magnesium suggests many dietary sources of magnesium. Water may also provide magnesium, the amount varies according to the watersupply. Soft water contains less magnesium than Hard water. External links: www.exatest.com/minerals.htm More information aboutmagnesium. http://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/magnesium.asp More data about magnesium. Buy magnesium: here FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[14]=new Array(15,"popup/Cognitive%20Behavior%20Therapy.html","2001-01-01","Cognitive%20Behavior%20Therapy.html","","","Cognitive	Behavior Therapy	is a kind of psychotherapy used to treat	depression, anxiety disorders, phobias, and other forms of psychological	disorder. It involves recognizing distorted thinking and learning to replace	it with more realistic substitute ideas.	Cognitive therapy is not an overnight process. Even once a patient has	learnt to recognize when and where his thought processes are going awry, it	can take months of concerted effort to replace an invalid thought with a	more suitable one. But with patience and a good therapist, cognitive therapy	can be a valuable tool in recovery. www.facialblush.com",12);arrFiles[15]=new Array(16,"menopause_flushing.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Menopause Flushing","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Menopause Flushing Most women experience flushes around the menopause. They can be the earliestsign, so you can have them while your periods are still quite regular. In fact asurvey showed that 41% of women whose periods were still regular, but who wereover the over the age of 39, had flushes. They usually go on for 2–3 years – but1 in 4 women have them for 5 years, and an unlucky 1 in 20 have them for therest of their lives. A flush is an unpleasant sensation of heat which begins in the face, head orchest. Often, there is sweating and visible redness of the skin. It usuallypasses after 1–2 minutes, leaving a feeling of coldness. Some women have justthe flush without the sweating, while others sweat profusely but hardly flush. Flushes may occur frequently, even several times an hour, or just occasionally.Some women find that any slightly stressful situation will bring on a flush, orthat flushes are more likely to occur when they are warm (e.g. in bed, in anover-heated room, on holiday in a warm place). The flushes and sweats disturbsleep – some women wake covered in sweat – and this results in lethargy andirritability during the day. Try increasing your intake of plant oestrogens. Some fruits and vegetables contain oestrogen-like substances known as‘phytoestrogens’. Foods	that contain phytoestrogens	Vegetables Alfalfa Broccoli Carrots French and	green beans Peas Fennel Beans	and pulses Soy beans Tofu and misu	(both made from soya) Lentils Fresh	fruit Apples Cherries Dates Pomegranates Seeds	and grains Linseed Sesame seed Oats Rye Wheat Herbs Parsley Sage Garlic Other Breads	containing soya and linseed Liquorice The food that isrichest by far in phytoestrogens is soybeans. A typical three-ounce serving oftofu, for example, contains about 23 milligrams of isoflavones (the major groupof phytoestrogens). About a half-cup of shelled peanuts, on the other hand, hasless than a tenth of a milligram. Menopausal supplements made from herbs likeblack cohosh, red clover, and dong quai may contain soy-like levels of plantestrogens. Not enough research has been done on phytoestrogens, so we don’t know exactlywhat they do, but it is possible that eating these foods could help menopausalsymptoms such as flushing. Phytoestrogens are very much weaker than humanoestrogens, so it is unlikely that they would deal with really troublesomeflushing, but you might find they help a bit. The easiest way totake phytoestrogens is to add a pint of soya milk to your daily diet, or toswitch to a phytoestrogen-containing bread. Some women find that taking extra phytoestrogens makes their flushes worse. Thiscould be because menopausal women still have some oestrogen, made from otherhormones (androgens); the phytoestrogens might interfere with this conversionprocess. Are phytoestrogen powdersand pills safe to take? British researchers last year found that eating about two ounces of soy powdercontaining 45 mg of isoflavones each day for just two weeks stimulated theproliferation of epithelial breast cells in premenopausal women. An earlier U.S. study found an increase in breast cell proliferation in morethan a quarter of women given a daily soy protein beverage with 38 mg ofisoflavones. Anyone who has had breast cancer should stick to soy foods (liketofu), not supplement pills or powders. Consider blackcohosh ,which you can buy as tablets from health food stores. Black cohosh is a plantfrom the buttercup family, Cimcifuga racimosa . There is some evidence ( Therapeuticon 1987;1:23-31) that it really can help menopausal symptoms such as sweating andflushes. However, it can cause gut symptoms, headache and dizziness, and youshould avoid it if you are taking medication for high blood pressure. Nutribread for Women is available from Waitrose supermarket . It contains phytoestrogens, calcium and evening primrose oil, and is low insalt. Manufacturer: WilliamJackson Bakery. Other herbal remedies are heavily promoted to menopausal women, but there is no good scientificevidence that they are effective. Dong quai is a Chinese	plant, Angelica sinensis . A study gave it to some menopausal women,	and gave others a dummy tablet. There was no difference in effect between	dong quai and the dummy tablet ( Fertily and Sterility 1997;68:981-6).	It can act like a blood thinner, so you should avoid it if you are taking	anticoagulants, aspirin or similar drugs Evening primrose oil was	tested in a study in which women some women were given dummy capsules and	some were given the primrose oil. There was no difference in flushes and	night sweats between the dummy capsules and the evening primrose oil ( British	Medical Journal 1994;308:501-3). Red clover is claimed to	relieve the symptoms of the menopause, but good evidence for any effect is	lacking. Some studies have shown no effect at all. Other studies claim to	show an effect, but were flawed so cannot be relied on. ( Menopause	2001:8:333-7). It can act like a blood thinner, so you should avoid it if	you are taking anticoagulants, aspirin or similar drugs. Ginseng is a herb form	China and Korea. 384 women who had menopause symptoms were given either	ginseng or a dummy tablet for 4 months. There was no difference between the	effect of ginseng or the dummy tablet ( International Journal Clinical	Pharmacology Research 1999;19:89-99). Ginseng can have some serious	side-effects in some people. What your doctorcan do Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is the most effective treatment for menopausalflushing. It consists of oestrogen and (unless you have had a hysterectomy) adaily dose of progesterone for 14 days of the month. It may be a few weeksbefore the flushes disappear. Doctors are stillarguing about how long women should stay on HRT. You might imagine that when youstop taking HRT the falling levels of hormones will make the flushes reappear.This does sometimes happen, but not in all women. When you stop HRT, the dosecan be reduced very gradually so that the body becomes used to the fallinglevels. Paroxetine andvenlafaxine are drugs that can help if you are unable to take HRT and havereally troublesome flushes. They are mainly used to treat depression, becausethey change the way that cells in the brain handle transmitter chemicals, suchas serotonin and noradrenaline. These chemicals may also be involved in hotflushes, so it is not surprising that these drugs reduce flushes. A study ofvenlafaxine, published in the medical journal The Lancet in 2000, foundthat it reduced hot flushes by 61%. Recommended books for further reading: Eatto Beat the Menopause A recipe book by Linda Kearns for those wishing to increase their intake ofphytoestrogens. It includes a ‘menopause cake’ recipe. TheMenopause Cookbook A book full of great advice and over 125 wonderful recipes to add estrogennaturally to your diet. Some women either cannot tolerate hormone replacement therapy or do not feel itis right for them. Adding phytoestrogens, natural estrogens found in food-aswell as calcium and antioxidants to one \'s diet for all the benefits of estrogenwithout any of its worries. EatSmart Beat the Menopause There have been many scares recently about the long-term effects of HRTtreatment and so today many women are looking for alternatives to HRT as a wayof dealing with the symptoms of the menopause. Jane Frank has devised this bookfor women who, like her, prefer not to be obliged to take HRT. For more information about different key	nutrients	that can ease you through menopause cl ick here. (external webpage) FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[16]=new Array(17,"stop_facial_blushing_Beta%20Blockers.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Beta Blockers","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Cure your facial blushing with the use ofBeta Blockers. Adrenergic	Beta Blockers Used mostly to treat hypertension. It \'s also used to	treat situational anxiety, like stage fright,	because it reduces sympathetic adrenaline responses from the	body, and thus prevents the	physical symptoms of performance anxiety, namely, racing heart,	trembling, etc.	It \'s typically used on an as needed basis before a performance	requiring event. This is actually	a form of specific social anxiety, and beta blockers are a great	treatment. Definitely, you \'d try	one of these before you \'d resort to something like an addictive	benzodiazepine like Valium or Xanax.	Atenolol	Lopresor	Inderal The most common treatment is the beta	blocker propranolol, known by the brand name	Inderal .	Propranolol is by far the most effective for this disorder. It \'s	very similar to Atenolol, except it \'s	a little more broad range in the receptors it hits in the body.	But, for people with asthma, Atenolol is typically used because	it doesn \'t interfere with receptors that can make asthma	symptoms worse, like propranolol can.	For a facial blusher the worst thing on earth is to tell anyone	about this problem. It is almost as	embarrassing as going red in front of a group of people. That	makes it hard for a blusher to get help. Here you may buy medicines online	without prescription, and without having to confront a doctor	with this problem. Many doctors don \'t think it \'s such a big	problem because most people blush sometimes. FacialBlush.comm	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[17]=new Array(18,"stop_%20facial_blushing_hyperhydrosis.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Hyperhydrosis","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Hyperhydrosis What is it? Commonly noted as sweaty palms and feet. Patients generally note increasedsweating in the palms of their hands, feet and possibly also in the trunk.According to some estimates, about 2.8 per cent of all people suffers fromexcess sweating. Hyperhydrosis may be cured in different ways. Sweaty armpits, hands and feet andother places of your body may make you feel insecure about yourself.Sweating, (also called perspiration or sometimes transpiration) it self does notmake you smell bad, it is the toxins that catch bacteria and if you do not washyourself all the bacteria just stays there. Sweaty hands does not make any goodfirst impression among new people. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[18]=new Array(19,"Aspirin.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Aspirin and flushing problems","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Aspirin and flushing problems During any form of exercise, the muscles and blood vessels release arachidonicacid products which increase blood flow, cause local inflammation and stimulatethe release of other dilator substances. That may give you a red face for thewhole day. The best way to block the generation of arachidonic acid products is withprescription cyclooxygenase blockers (COX 2). But aspirin does a very good job also (better than ibuprofen). The reason why Isuggest an enteric coated baby aspirin (81 mgs) before and after the workout is(1) to decrease the potential of gastrointestinal side effects, (2) to have theaspirin in the system before excercising because it is easier to block an enzmyesuch as cyclooxygenase before it has been activated by exercising and (3) afterexcercise because increased blood flow to the face actually delivers moremedication to the facial skin through simple flow dynamics. It certainly is notthe answer to blocking flushing, but it may reduce flushing somewhat and helpreduce the payback syndrome the following day. Half a regular size Bayer aspirin tablet, which is 81 mg last about 5hours. Enteric coating is a delayed-released safety coating that provides addedstomach protection. The enteric safety coating is designed to allow the aspirinto pass through the stomach to the small intestine before dissolving. Aspirin isnot appropriate for everyone, so be sure to talk to your doctor before you beginan aspirin regimen. Low Strength 81 mg. http://www.bayeraspirin.com/products/ar/ar_als81.htm Ecotrin has a long heritage as a safe and trusted product. Ecotrin is theonly aspirin brand that offers a complete line of safety-coated strengths. It \'ssafer for everyday use because it offers the benefit of stomach protection. LowStrength 81 mg. http://ecotrin.com/about-ecotrin/ecotrin-comparison.asp FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[19]=new Array(20,"Erythrophobia.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: How to stop blushing!","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Thedifferent definitions and closely related symptoms Idiopathic Cranio-Facial Erythema is severe case of blushing. Intense blushing, often for no apparentreason. Sensation of heat in the face. Shame and embarrassment. Avoidance of eye contact. Avoidance of any possible triggers, including meeting	new people or talking in front of groups, for fear going red. Erythrophobia Definition: Erythrophobia / Erytophobia / Ereuthophobia Refers to anabnormal and persistent fear of red, red lights, or blushing. (Blushing Phobia) Social phobia - a type of anxietydisorder characterized by extreme and persistent anxiety in social andperformance situations. Depression Anxiety Fears B lushing Shaking	sweating	Situations most commonly feared by individuals with Social Phobia include: Being introduced Meeting people in authority Using the telephone when others are around or in a	crowded place Receiving visitors Being watched doing something Being teased or criticized Eating at home with family Eating or speaking in public Writing in front of others Using public toilets or transport Being in social situations where they may say or do	foolish things Being in situations where they may blush or appear	anxious Shopping centers, malls and department stores Standing in lines or queues.	Hyperhidrosis - a disorder characterized by excessive sweating. A person with hyperhidrosis can sweat	heavily enough to soak their clothes. Once again, an overactive sympathetic	nervous system is thought to be the cause, which explains why some people	who have idiopathic cranio-facial erythema suffer from hyperhidrosis as	well. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[20]=new Array(21,"acupuncture.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Acupuncture","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Acupuncture is the ancient Chinese practice of inserting thin needles in to specific pointsof the body to improve circulation and reduce pain. It is believed bypractitioners of acupuncture that ‘qi’ or ‘vital energy’ is redirected by theacupuncture process thereby helping the body heal itself. Acupuncture works by redirecting qi vital energy in the body. Pain orillnesses are treated by attempting to remedy local or systemic accumulations ordeficiencies of qi. Pain is considered to indicate blockage or stagnation of theflow of qi, and an axiom of the medical literature of acupuncture is no pain,no blockage; no blockage, no pain. The flow of qi through each of the twelve channels comprises of an internal andexternal pathway. The external pathway is what is normally shown on anacupuncture chart and it is relatively superficial. All the acupuncture pointsof a channel lie on its external pathway. The internal pathways are the deepcourse of the channel where it enters the body cavities and related Zang-Fuorgans. The superficial pathways of the twelve channels describe three completecircuits of the body. The flow of energy through the meridians is as follows: Lung channel of handtaiyin to Large Intestine channel of hand yangming to Stomach channel of footyangming to Spleen channel of foot taiyin to Heart channel of hand shaoyin toSmall Intestine channel of hand taiyang to Bladder channel of foot taiyang toKidney channel of foot shaoyin to Pericardium channel of hand jueyin to San Jiaochannel of hand shaoyang to Gallbladder channel of foot shaoyang to Liverchannel of foot jueyin then back to the Lung channel of hand taiyin. While it is claimed by some that there is no physical evidence for the existenceof qi or for its claimed effects, and that acupuncture is therefore apseudoscience or metaphysical belief, many patients experience the sensations ofstimulus known in Chinese as deqi (obtaining the qi) This was historicallyconsidered to be evidence of effective treatment. Often deqi takes the form of apropagation of sensation along the trajectory of the so-called acupuncturechannels or meridians. Research into the phenomena of deqi has mostly beenconducted in China and Japan. Treatment of acupoints may be performed along the 12 main or 8 extra meridianslocated throughout the body. 10 of the main meridians are named after organs ofthe body (Heart, Liver etc.) two after so called body functions (Heart Protectoror Pericardium, and San Jiao, triple heater). The two most important of theeight extra meridians are situated on the midline of the anterior andposterior of the trunk and head. The acupuncture treatment is carried out by an acupuncturist who is schooled inthe accurate placement of the needles along the 12 main and 8 secondarymeridians located throughout the body. The acupuncturist will decide which points to treat by thoroughly questioningthe patient, and utilizing the diagnostic skills of traditional Chinesemedicine, such as observation of the left and right radial pulse. There are various schools of acupuncture theory, including • TCM Style, • Zang Fu theory, • Five Element Acupuncture, • Japanese Meridian Therapy and • Medical acupuncture. Blushing when nervous is asign that there is too much heat disturbing your mind and spirit. The heat makesyour nervous system over-excitable and then all it takes is the extrastimulation of a little extra stress to produce your symptoms. Acupuncturepowerfully strengthens and calms the nervous system and is very effective intreating nerves and blushing. There should be good improvement after sixtreatments, though the full benefit may take longer to achieve. Treatment willuse points such as palace of the heart, a point on the hand which is a firepoint on a fire meridian and so very effective to clear heat and calm thespirit. This might be combined with shining sea near the ankle, whichstrengthens the water element to control the heat. The heat is probably arising from anxiety, worry or depression, and this can behelped by learning breathing methods and techniques of deep relaxation, perhapsby joining a meditation class. You should also ask your acupuncturist to showyou some points which you can treat yourself with acupressure massage justbefore a stressful occasion. This treatment combined withand/or without herbs may be effective for some people. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual",12);arrFiles[21]=new Array(22,"stop_%20facial_blushing_books.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Books ","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Recommended books A team of psychologists reveal their proven program for overcoming socialphobia. They provide questionnaires to help you analyze your symptoms and planyour personalized program, coping skills, cognitive-behavioral techniques, reallife examples and clear guidelines. To order click here This self-help guide effectively uses four case studies to demonstrate thestrategies and techniques recommended by the author and lives up to its promiseas a Step-by-Step Guide for Overcoming Shyness and Social Phobia. 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Includes this:How to change your thinking patterns and stop blushing. Mental training program.Learn how to relax. Personality test. Recommended clinics and doctors.Recommended medicines, and addresses to websites that don \'t need a prescriptionto deliver your medicine of choice. Helpful products listed, along withresellers and addresses. Tips and techniques, with real life examples, and lotsof more. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	|	Methods to Cure Facial Blushing	| Vote	| Articles	| Contact	| The	Blushers Manual",12);arrFiles[22]=new Array(23,"popup/ETS.html","2001-01-01","ETS.html","","","ETS	(Endoscopic Thoracic Sympathectomy)	This technique involves, cutting or blocking (called ESB) or clamping (called	ETS-C) of the sympathetic nerve. Clamping and blocking allows the procedure to	be reversed as opposed to traditional ETS surgery in which the nerves are	actually severed.	The reversibility of the procedures has been demonstrated to range between	3-6 months following surgery. There is no potential for reversal with the	ETS cutting technique.	ETS is performed under a mild, general anesthesia and requires a skilled	surgeon. The surgeons enter the chest cavity through small incisions (a mere	5 mm in diameter) located on each side of the body just under the armpit.	A small amount of carbon dioxide (a harmless gas) is introduced into the	chest cavity in order to gently push the lung aside. This provides a very	clear view of the sympathetic chain of nerves which is located along the	spine inside the chest cavity.	The surgeons then expose the sympathetic ganglion chain and either cut or	place small clamps over the nerve responsible for the sweating and/or	blushing.	For hand sweating and underarm sweating, the clamps are placed	over the 3rd and 4th ganglia (T3-T4) of the sympathetic nerve chain. This	technique best targets hand and underarm sweating, and may also reduce	facial sweating/ blushing.	For facial sweating and facial blushing, the	clamps are placed over the second ganglion (T2) of the sympathetic nerve	chain. This technique best targets facial sweating/blushing, as well as any	hand sweating the patient may have.	After completion of the operation, the carbon dioxide gas is evacuated and	the incisions are closed with an absorbable stitch which does not need	removal. The procedure is then repeated on the other side. A chest X-ray is	then performed to insure that the lungs are fully inflated.	The patient may resume work within 48 hours and return to sports activities	in 5-7 days. ETS should only be considered as a last resort for	treatment of resistant cases that don \'t improve significantly through	conventional therapy. Some doctors no longer recommended ETS for those who	suffers only from facial blushing. www.facialblush.com www.facialblush.com",12);arrFiles[23]=new Array(24,"Hara.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Hara - Technique from Aikido","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Hara - Technique from Aikido Here is a technique that a doctor explained, that should help a blusher to relax and feel stronger. Most people nowadays are familiar with the notion of Chi or energy and some awareness of Meridians and Acupuncture. Based on this, you canexplain that in Aikido, there is a belief that Hara or One Point (approx threefingers below the belly button) is the centre of balance, strength and calmness. Get the client to stand up,feet hip width apart, and look straight ahead. Stand at a 90 degree angle andtest their centre of balance by gently (very gently to start with) rocking themfrom the shoulder from front to back and side to side. The client will probablywobble a little. State that the belief isthat, in the West, we focus all of our attention from the forehead. Ask theclient to imagine that it was possible to drop the focus of attention down toHara. Then ask the client to take a deep breath in and as they breath out toimagine the focus of their attention going down to Hara. If they struggle atthis point, ask them to imagine breathing in light and that light moving downinto a ball at Hara. Test the client... theyshould be more balanced. If they manage to focus on Hara they will feel morecalm and test more strongly. Once you have Hara, ask theclient to think of something mildly unpleasant. Test again... they will be farmore wobbly... literally off balance. Get Hara again. Tell themthat it is very important that they focus on Hara, keep Hara and concentrate onHara then ask them to think about the mildly unpleasant memory/event whilstkeeping on reminding them to focus on Hara. They will test stronger again. Ask the client what thedifference was. They will most likely say they felt much calmer and able tocope. Ask them to get Hara and then test the blush out... it is likely to bereduced. At this point you can introduce the presupposition that, if they canachieve that much reduction at this point in the session, you wonder just howmuch more they will achieve by the end of the session. How much of Hara is usefulbecause of the deep breathing and carbon dioxide intake, how much is placebo andhow much is the x factor I don \'t know. I just know that I \'ve found it very useful with many persons. Hope you find this useful -have fun! PS: One tip I \'ve had withHara is that it can be useful to click your fingers at around about the point ofHara (keeping a decent distance, obviously). This gives an auditory clue to theclient in the initial stages. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[24]=new Array(25,"ETS%20risks.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: The risks with ETS (Endoscopic Transthoracic Sympathectomy)","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. The risks with	ETS Learn how this surgery is performed. ETS: (Endoscopic Transthoracic	Sympathectomy) Means cutting sympathetic nerve or removing a sympathetic ganglion. ETS-C and ETS-B: The full name of ETS-C or ESB is Endoscopic Thoracic Sympathetic Block by	clamping. It means interrupting sympathetic nervous conduction by clamping	with a titanium clip and then therapeutic purpose is achieved. No cut of	nervous trunk is performed on clamping method, for this sake, it possesses	reversible potential by removal of the clip . Those methods does not	provide for guaranteed complete reversal, but the methods gives a much	greater opportunity for reversal. ESB-4: Means block 4th segment of Thoracic Sympathetic Ganglion to treat hand and	armpit sweating problems. The specialty of ESB4 is which can treat hand or	armpit sweating, effectively without inducing reflex sweating. The Lin-Telaranta classification of symptoms: In HH,	(Hyper Hydrosis) or hand sweating, only the T4 level is treated In FS, or facial sweating, as in CH or craniofacial hyperhidrosis, only the	T3 level needs to be treated In FB, or facial blushing, T2 level needs to be treated In SP, or social phobia, depending on the more specific examination, left	sided T2 to T4 treatment may be sufficient, in some cases the surgery has to	be bilateral.	Read more below about blushing and sweating. The Sympathetic Nervous System. Picture The sympathetic and the parasympathetic nervous system are parts of what is commonly called the autonomic nervous system. (Autonomic = can not be controlled by the mind). You can say that these systems work in balance with each other and directly	or indirectly affect almost every structure in the body (e.g. heart	frequency, heart capacity, lumbar function, kidneys, blood vessels, stomach	and intestines) • The sympathetic nervous system has an active pushing function. • The parasympathetic has mainly a relaxing function. The sympathetic nervous system is located to the sympathetic chain, which	connects to skin, blood vessels and organs in the body cavity. The	sympathetic chain is located on both sides of the spine and consists of	ganglia’s. The autonomic nervous system is most important in two situations: emergency	situations that cause stress and require us to fight or take flight, and	no emergency situations that allow us to rest and digest. The autonomic	nervous system also acts in normal situations to maintain normal internal	functions and works with the somatic nervous system. (The somatic nervous	system controls all voluntary systems within the body.) When the body reacts to signals about e.g. danger it is the sympathetic	ganglia that makes The lungs and the bronchial tubes are widened to give us	more oxygen. The motility in the intestine is reduced - we shall not digest	food - we must fight or run away! Blood is sent to the brain while skin and internal organs get less. Muscle tension is increased. Heart rate and force is increased. Below you can find a summary of some of these effects: Sympathetic Structure Parasympathetic Rate increased Heart Rate decreased Force increased Heart Force decreased Bronchial muscle relaxed Lungs Bronchial muscle contracted Pupil dilation Eye Pupil constriction Motility reduced Intestine Digestion increased Sphincter closed Bladder Sphincter relaxed Decreased urine secretion Kidneys Increased urine secretion The Risks and the Side	effects of ETS :	Below is a list of possible symptoms which you may or may not encounter. Each person reacts differently, so please do not believe that you will	develop all the symptoms below.	The side effects you may get depends a lot on which T you disconnected and	with what method that was done, the more aggression the surgeon used on the	nerve and the tissue the more	side effects. It is unclear how much the side effects differs between	the commonly used ETS methods listed above. Alertness Because the sympathetic nervous system controls some very specific functions	that tie in directly to brain function, fiddling with it can severely	deplete one \'s ability to concentrate and general sense of mental stability	and alertness. A lot of ETS:ers describe it as a feeling of fuzziness Death There are 2 problems here: Firstly, the small number of people who have died	on the operating table. Whilst there is a risk in any surgery, ultimately	this is an unnecessary surgery. There is an argument as to whether ETS	should be done unilaterally (one side at a time), thus avoiding the risk of	collapsing both lungs in the same operation. The tragic death of an Irishman	on the operation table last year received a coroner \'s verdict of death by	medical misadventure, and High Court action has been commenced. Secondly, death has followed ETS through consequent suicide due to side	effects. Horribly, a young man in USA committed suicide in March 2003. Also	around the world people have made multiple suicides and attempts, directly	because of ETS side effects. Fatigue This loss of energy has been considerable enough to disable patients. Some	degree of fatigue is not uncommon Flushing Many patients find that after ETS they develop a flushing problem. There	seems a lot of confusion as to why this happens, so all we can do is repeat	some of the ideas which attempt to explain this. A distinction is drawn here	between blushing, and flushing. Sympathectomy surgeon Telaranta describes	blushing as a sympathetic mechanism, whilst flushing is a parasympathetic	mechanism. One might wonder then whether removing sympathetic tone allows	the parasympathetic system to take over, thus causing flushing. Another idea is that the sympathetic system is responsible for constricting	the blood vessels, whilst the parasympathetic system allows for the	opposite. Thus, removal of sympathetic tone allows too much parasympathetic	stimuli, engendering vasodilatation, which manifests as redness on the face.	This ties in with the reason for using ETS to treat Raynauds of the hands ~	to remove sympathetic tone, thus the blood vessels dilate, so that they get	warmer. Telaranta is quoted as saying that dilation of blood vessels in the	peripheries due to sympathectomy is a tool for treating Raynauds, but the	same action does not happen in the face because the sympathetic system works	differently there. A much simpler idea is that, where before ETS, flushing due to heat,	hormones and emotion could be avoided through the natural cooling mechanism	of perspiration from the head, the inability to release this heat causes	flushing. ETS surgeon Reisfeld suggests the problem is due to denervation	hypersensitivity. Here, the blood vessels become very sensitive to certain	circulating hormones within the blood system Gustatory Sweating One of the few possible side effects which the Surgeons all acknowledge,	though there is huge disparity in quoted incidence. One recent study (Video	assistance reduces complication rate of thoracoscopic sympathicotomy for	hyperhidrosis (Johannes Zacherl, MDa, Martin Imhof, MDa, Erik R. Huber, MDa, Eugen G. Plas,	MDa, Friedrich Herbst, MDa, Raimund Jakesz, MDa, Reinhold Függer, MDa)	studied 558 patients and found 50.4% with Gustatory Sweating. Research	Frey \'s Syndrome. Heart problems Bradycardia is a recognized potential side effect of sympathectomy. Two	American patients of surgeons who also operate in Britain advised that PET	scans showed damage to the sympathetic nerves innervating the heart. One was	told that he was somewhere between normal and pure autonomic failure. While	it is not uncommon to complain of reduced exercise capacity, very few have	complained of significant heart problems. Horner \'s syndrome This can be brought about by both ETS and nerve graft reversal. The low	incidence of Horner \'s through sympathectomy possibly explains why it is	always included as a possible side effect by promoters of sympathectomy. The	occasional unfortunate ancillary advice that this is a condition that can be	remedied by a simple operation is perhaps a little misleading. Hyperhidrosis The idea that post ETS hyperhidrosis is solely due to compensatory sweating	is a nonsense. The total body perspiration experienced after ETS is greater	than the total body perspiration before ETS. This extra amount has been	described as reflex sweating. No one fully understands it, but theories	advanced attribute it to bad feedback from the build up of scar around	nerves, or the break in communication between the brain and the lower body	sweat glands. Even using the Surgeons \' vocabulary, the nonsense statistics	of reported compensatory sweating are now being replaced by more realistic	figures, such as Gossot et al \'s 2001 publication about 940 patients, which	advised an incidence of 100%. A 2003 publication by Gossot et al advised	that compensatory hyperhidrosis did not improve with time. Impotence Long	recognized to be a side effect of lumbar Sympathectomy (same nerve	chain, though cut lower down the trunk), there has been a surprising	reticence to acknowledge impotence due to thoracic Sympathectomy. The	Radisson Group contains members with greatly reduced sexual strength which	can not be attributed to psychological problems in the wake of ETS. Erec dys	is a recognized symptom of autonomic dysfunction. (Indeed autonomic	dysfunction also has symptoms of dizziness, bladder atone, dry eyes & mouth,	and pupil abnormalities.) Sympathectomy is a massive trauma to the autonomic	system. This seems to affect a relatively low percentage f people. Oversensitivity to stress, sounds and lights, smells and Many of us now react abnormally to simple stimuli of sounds, light and	touch. Whilst ETS is sometimes performed to combat social phobia, many of us	now have far reduced tolerance to stress. Pain Sympathectomy has long been touted as a cure for pain syndromes, such as	the particularly nasty RSD (Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy)/CRPS (Common	Regional Pain Syndrome). Long term pain which can be easily and directly	traceable to ETS does not seem terribly common. There are 2 important points	to make here: 1) ETS is not a valid option for pain syndrome. 2) ETS can cause pain syndrome where there was none previously. Puffy eyes A common observation amongst ETS patients. This is interesting in that it is	another symptom shared by patients with thyroid problems, which are	ultimately disturbances to the endocrine system. Incidence is low, an	example of how we are all affected in so many different ways. Raynaud \'s Disease This condition afflicts the peripheries, and is a touted reason for ETS.	Many experienced warmer hands for some extended period after the operation,	only for them to become sub normally cold afterwards. ETS corrupts peripheral blood flow and causes a condition similar to	Raynaud \'s. Cold extremities	ETS causes contra lateral vasoconstriction, leading to cold extremities in	the areas of sympathetic denervation. Many of us found that our hands were	warmer than normal after ETS, before they gradually went the opposite way,	and become prone to being frighteningly cold. The interesting question here,	is that this does not apply purely to the areas of sympathetic denervation	(hands, fingers, ears etc), but can also affect the feet, which maintain	sympathetic innervation \'s after ETS. Reduced pulse	This consequence of ETS	is hailed as a positive by ETS surgeons. However, little connection is made	between those patients who might benefit from a reduced pulse, and those	patients which are admitted for ETS. Moreover, acceptance of the degree to	which this is a problem is again disputed by ETS surgeons. Rhinitis Problems with nose and eyes can occur after ETS, including runny nose. This	does not appear to be terribly common, but has been admitted by Gossot et al	(Long-term results of Endoscopic Thoracic Sympathectomy for upper limb	hyperhidrosis) as appearing in chronic form in 2.4% of their sample of 382	patients. Another study (Video assistance reduces complication rate of	thoracoscopic sympathicotomy for hyperhidrosis (Johannes Zacherl, MDa,	Martin Imhof, MDa, Erik R. Huber, MDa, Eugen G. Plas, MDa, Friedrich Herbst,	MDa, Raimund Jakesz, MDa, Reinhold Függer, MDa) studied 558 patients and	found 8.3% with Rhinitis. They refer to vasomotor rhinitis as another	symptom of a stellate ganglion lesion Skin problems Lack of melanin, means reacting differently to sun. The skin is apparently	the biggest organ in the body. Whilst the denervated top area may suffer	from anhydrous and early aging due to ETS, the bottom half may be	susceptible to sweat induced rashes in cleft areas, such as between the	toes, or on the groin. Moreover, those who suffer permanent cold feelings	may experience this all over the body, in both denervated and still	innervated halves. The constant coldness suffered by some members might best	be explained to those who thankfully do not suffer this, by reminding them	of the feeling experienced with severe sunburn ~ the shivers, shakes and	flushes. Interestingly, a praised side effect of ETS is that it can reduce	acne, however, some have experienced very difficult skin conditions such as	eczema. Some members also report a reduced ability to tan after ETS. it is	pleasing to hear that some patients \' post ETS complaint about dry skin have	eased with time. Thermoregulation Unfortunately, it is not only the extremities which are subject to cold	sensitivity. For some of us, the whole body is subject to thermoregulatory	problems. Whilst the peripheral coldness described in the Raynaud \'s Disease	section can sometimes be akin to a frozen chicken feeling, this total body	thermoregulation is less severe, and can be described more as a general	feeling of being cold. Whereas the peripheral problem is largely influenced	by external temperatures, this total body thermoregulatory problem can be	evident regardless of temperature. Tinnitus Medical professionals using this site will not be surprised by this result	of damage to the sympathetic system. It is well documented in other	syndromes. This is not terribly common. Compensatory sweating	Everyone talks about the dreaded CS	(Compensatory sweating ) which almost 100%	of the people will have after ETS, even the doctor \'s websites can \'t avoid	mentioning it any more. But over and above the recognized side effects such	as CS, fatigue or Horner’s (droopy eye), there are so many other smaller	side effects that none of the websites mention, but which can make life much	more uncomfortable, if not down right miserable. Here \'s a list of other side effects/discomforts. Not everyone is	going to be affected by every side effect listed here, but enough of people	have agreed that many of these things started happening only after having	ETS. CS can get progressively worse and other problems can develop over	time. Acne Aged Hands Anger	Anxiety Back Pain / Nerve Pain Bad Circulation Blushing Body Odor Brittle Nails Burning Skin Sensation Can \'t get the temp right Chest Hair with	Distinct Line of Different Colors Chest Pain Cracked, Dry Lips Chronic	Fatigue, Lack of Energy Depression Dizzy Dry Itchy Scalp Eczema Excessive	Dandruff Extreme Dryness of Hands, Hands Feel Like They Are Sunburned and Electric Eyebrows Thinning Face	often hot Facial Pain Feeling Hot all the Time Feet Sweat Flushing Groin Sweat Gustatory sweating Hair Falling/Thinning Out (even young women) Hard, Sore & Sensitive	Nipples Headaches Impotence Inability to Tan Leg Pain Loss of	Adrenalin High Low Libido Muscle Weakness (lactic acid in the arms) Nerve Pain - Intercostals neuralgia Oily	Face Premature Grey Hair Premature Wrinkles Raynauds Disease Sensitivity to Cold Sensitivity to Heat Sensitivity to	Light Sensitivity to Smells Severe Compensatory Sweating Shortness of	Breathe Slowed Reaction Time Slowed Speech Slow Heart Rate Sores that don \'t	Heal Spacey Feeling Stomach Problems (constipation or diarrhea) Stuffy/Blocked Nasal Passages Urinary Problems Weight Gain	Some of the above symptoms may be the same,	but are described with slightly different words.	Here are my suggestions:	When you read about what a complicated system the sympathetic chain is, you	wonder how anyone can allow surgeons to perform ETS. If you are considering having ETS, I strongly recommend that you first try	other remedies. However, I also understand that some people may feel surgery	is the only option left. With that in mind, I \'ve put together a suggested	list of questions you should ask your doctor. Don \'t rush into surgery; take your time and do as much research as possible.	If you have doubts, postpone your decision until you are completely sure	that surgery is the only option left. Remember, this is surgery--it can not	be fully reversed (this includes early removal of clamps). Even the most	experienced ETS surgeon cannot guarantee good results. 1.) Consult at least two physicians that are familiar with the	procedure but do not perform the procedure or have any financial interest in	your decision. Try seeing one dermatologist and one neurologist. 2.) Bring a family member or close friend to the consultation. Having an	objective third party present will prevent you from making an emotional	decision regarding the surgery. 3.) Do not make your decision based solely on information gathered from	surgeons websites, brochures and phone calls to the surgeons office. 4.) Do not schedule a consolation that can be followed by a surgery the same	day. Go to a consultation and then spend at least a few weeks considering	the risks. 5.) If you go alone to the consultation, bring a tape recorder to record the	conversation. Tell the doctor you want to record the conversation. If he	objects, then you have learned something about him. 6.) Realize that testimonials from happy post-op patients are anecdotal and	do not reveal anything regarding the possibility that you will regret the	surgery. 7.) Even though a minority of patients regret the surgery, regret is not at	all rare. A five percent regret rate is 1 in 20 patients. A minority for	sure, but it’s hardly a rare occurrence. Many studies demonstrate regret	rates much higher over the long term. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[25]=new Array(26,"stop_facial_blushing_hypnosis.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Hypnosis to stop blushing","hypnosis, blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. What is hypnosis? Hypnosis is understood to be a psychological condition in which an individualmay be induced to show apparent differences in behavior and thinking. Althoughsome individuals experience an increase in suggestibility and subjectivefeelings of an \'altered state of consciousness \', this is not true for everyone.In fact, some supposed hypnotic indicators and subjective changes can beachieved without relaxation or a lengthy induction, a fact which increases thecontroversy around hypnosis. Intense debate surrounds the topic of hypnosis. Some scientists have disputedits very existence, while many therapists insist upon its value. One potentialsource of controversy is the wide variety of theories of hypnosis which havetraditionally been split into \'state \' and \'non-state \' camps. This controversymay be decreasing as Modern brain-imaging techniques offer hope for an increasedunderstanding of the nature of hypnosis and the value of both perspectives isincreasingly recognized. 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Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Search	this site! Didn \'t you find what you was looking for? Then please contact us! within All text Title Keywords Descriptions File name using All words Any words Exact phrase FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to	Cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual",12);arrFiles[29]=new Array(30,"FR/what_is_%20facial_blushing.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: What is Facial Blushing?","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. WhatIs Facial Blushing? Blushing results from an increase in superficial facial blood volume: bloodvessels in the skin dilate, and red blood cells color the skin red. The area ofskin that can blush is usually restricted to the face, ears, and neck, and inrare cases, the upper body. This dilation of the blood vessels is involuntary.Stress can increase the activity in the autonomic nervous system. Blushingappears to be an involuntary sympathetic nervous system response. Blushing starts at three years of age. At that age we become aware that otherscan observe us. Most people, however, do not remember blushing before the age offive. Normally, the intensity and frequency of blushing peaks in teenage yearsand decreases with age. However, even very old people can blush, and the amountof blushing varies greatly between individuals. One ironic effect of the fear of blushing is that the fear itself can increasethe activity of the autonomic nervous system, thus increasing the likelihood ofblushing. The more you are afraid of blushing in front of someone important, themore likely it is that a compliment from that person will deeply color your facered. This may turn into a vicious circle. Read more below about blushing. Actually, the reason why we blush isn \'t known.Despite how common blushing is, it has received very little scientificattention. Most studies about blushing have been conducted by psychologists, andthe scant findings so far suggest that blushing is a response to undesiredsocial attention. Self-consciousness is the only feeling universally associated with blushing.Other emotions, such as embarrassment, gratitude, or pleasure, may accompanythis feeling of conspicuousness. In support of this hypothesis, blushingbehavior first becomes common in children of kindergarten age, when they beginto develop a social self and interact with others in more complex socialsituations. Most people, however, do not remember blushing before the age offive. Differences. Differences in blushing behavior exist. Between men and women for example, womenare more likely than men to blush in response to a compliment, and betweenpeople with different cultural backgrounds, people from a European culture blushmore readily than those from an Asian culture. There are no discernable physiological differences between these groups,suggesting the differences are social ones. Indeed, even very dark-skinnedpeople blush, although it is far less easily seen. And finally, it is rare for a person to blush when entirely alone, regardless ofhow silly or inappropriate their behavior, suggesting a social component. Humansare the only animals who blush. The social purpose ofblushing is unknown. One possibility is that blushing is a nonverbal means ofsaving face. It may be meant to mitigate the negative reactions of others. Studies have shown that people react more favorably to those who have made amistake when they blush. Studies also suggest that when people blush and theybelieve it is not observed, they engage in more overt, voluntary behaviorsdesigned to elicit a positive response in embarrassing situations, for example,they may act more apologetic. This hypothesis has some support in the animal kingdom. Although blushing is auniquely human characteristic, behaviors that often go hand in hand withblushing (for example, avoiding eye contact or smiling) are used by otherprimates in appeasement displays. Overt attention such as staring triggers theseresponses in humans and nonhuman primates alike. Illogical responses . Why a response to unwantedsocial attention results in the physiological response of blushing is stillunclear, particularly since blushing tends to draw attention toward the blusher. How the response may have arisen evolutionarily is even more unclear, because itis believed that all groups of people arose from dark-skinned African ancestors,for whom blushing would be hard to see. It is possible that facial vasodilationarose as a physiological response for some other reason and then becameassociated with certain behaviors or social contexts. Another possibility is that the genetic trait of beta-adrenergic responsivenessof the facial vein became randomly associated with a genetic predisposition tocertain types of social behaviors because of genetic linkage on the chromosome. Blushing occurs in response to social cues, but it is an innate response. Allhumans blush, though an individual \'s propensity toward blushing may vary . Charles Darwin, calledblushing the most peculiar and most human of all expressions. Almost everybodyhas blushed at one time or another. Blushing occurs most commonly when someonesuddenly experiences embarrassment, perhaps because of spilling a drink orleaving a zipper unzipped. On the other hand, blushingmay also occur in the absence of an embarrassing event, and some people can feelterribly embarrassed without blushing. For some people, however, blushing hasbecome the central focus of their embarrassment. When blushing becomes aproblem. Physiologically, blushingis a harmless reaction, although in combination with certain skin diseases (likerosacea), it can cause painful tingling sensations. Blushing becomes a psychological problem, however, when a frequent blusherbecomes socially phobic (intensely fearful) about blushing. People with fear of blushing experience the blush as exceptionally distressingand anxiety provoking. Out of fear of blushing, they avoid social situations andare willing to accept severe negative consequences of that avoidance. Othersexperience very high discomfort in normally enjoyable situations. If you suffer from frequent blushing, then checkout The BlushersManual . FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	|	Methods to Cure Facial Blushing	| Vote	| Articles	| Contact	| The	Blushers Manual",12);arrFiles[30]=new Array(31,"FR/methods_to_%20cure_%20facial_%20blushing.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Methods to cure facial blushing ","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Methods to cure facial blushing: There exist methods that cures and methods that makes life easier for ablusher. For example the ETS surgery. But thebest thing is to change our thinking patterns but it is also the hardest thing.	Another method, close to thinking in betterpatterns, is Cognitive Behavior Therapy wellknow for treating phobias, and a big issue with facial blushing is that your fear to blushtriggers blushing even more, so it turns into an phobia. Then this spreads soyou are not being as social as you would be without this problem. Then of course drugs may help, but the side effects can be worse than the blushingitself. Acupuncture andexotic herbs may also work, but it is hard to find someone that knows whatzones and herbs are best for a blusher, those techniques are usually notincluded in their standard education. Different food may effect the way you blush, for example eating fish ata dinner salmon (preferable) may lower the risk of blushing.Keeping your body \'s water level balanced, with fresh cold water and ice-cubes init, may also helpyour body to stay at a cool level. Alcohol may do the opposite. Staying fit and healthy, boosts your confidence and wellbeing. Also being an honest person inevery situation makes it easier for your brain to cope with embarrassingsituations, when you know you have a clean conscience. Other things that may help are cooling ointments , and cooling clothes and a bunch of other things that you may read more about in The blushers manual. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	|	Methods to Cure Facial Blushing	| Vote	| Articles	| Contact	| The	Blushers Manual",12);arrFiles[31]=new Array(32,"FR/vote.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Vote","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Please participate in this poll. If you have any suggestions for newpolls don \'t hesitate to send an e-mail with your ideas. 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With all this information, you hold the keythat can change your life, and give you the true freedom, something a facial blusher really never can have.Always scared and nervous, with heavy heartbeats, and often, dying ofembarrassment, with a red face , and the feeling of being a damn stupid idiot. I know exactly how it feels, I have been there. I have cried, I have beenhumiliated by people who don \'t know better, and I have felt so lonely and sad.Sometimes I have cried so much that I thought my heart would break.But I decided to declare war against this and fight back, to stop this vicious circle. I know from experience that just keeping a job may be hard for a blusher, andgetting involved in a relationship may be impossible. Please stop ruinyour life. I know one thing for sure: If youdon \'t make the decision to get this part of your life handled right now ,there \'s a very very small chance that you \'re going to do anything about it inthe future. This is possiblythe most important investment you \'ll ever make in your life. The manual will be finished during 2006. Send me an email and I willcontact you as soon as I have finished writing it. My very bestregards, Sebastian Lepinski - Author of The Blushers Manual. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	|	Methods to Cure Facial Blushing	| Vote	| Articles	| Contact	| The	Blushers Manual",12);arrFiles[35]=new Array(36,"FR/ETS%20risques%20.html","2001-01-01","Solutions contre le rougissement: ETS","rougissement, ETS, médecines, rougissement dans le visage, rougissement facial, comment cesser rougissement","rougissement, rougissement dans le visage, rougissement facial, comment cesser rougissement.","This function is not yet activated. Les risques avec	ET Apprendre cette chirurgie est exécutée.	ETS: (Transthoracic	endoscopique Sympathectomy)	Les moyens coupant le nerf ou enlever compatissant un ganglion compatissant. ETC et le ET-B:	Le nom plein d \'ETC ou ESB est le Bloc Compatissant, Thoracique et	Endoscopique en serrant. Il signifie interrompant la conduction nerveuse	compatissante en serrant avec un trombone de titane et le but alors	thérapeutique est atteint. Aucune coupure de tronc nerveux est exécutée sur	serrer de méthode, pour ce bien, il possède le potentiel réversible par	l \'enlèvement du trombone . Ces	méthodes ne pourvoient pas au renversement complet garanti, mais les	méthodes donnent une beaucoup de plus grande occasion pour le renversement. ESB-4:	Les moyens bloquent le quatrième segment de Ganglion Compatissant Thoracique	pour traiter la main et l \'aisselle transpire des problèmes. La spécialité de	ESB4 est qui peut traiter la main ou l \'aisselle transpire, efficacement sans	persuader transpirer de réflexe. La classification de Lin-Telaranta de symptômes:	Dans HH, (Hydrosis Surexcité) ou la main transpirant, seulement le T4 niveau	est traité	Dans FS, ou transpirer du visage, comme dans hyperhidrosis de CH ou	craniofacial, seulement le T3 besoins de niveauêtre traités	Dans FB, ou rougir du visage, T2 besoins de niveauêtre traités	Dans SP, ou la phobie sociale, dépendre de l \'examen plus spécifique, gauche	a pris parti T2 à T4 traitement peutêtre suffisant, dans quelques cas la	chirurgie doitêtre bilatérale.	Lire plus au dessous de rougir et de transpirer.	Le Système Nerveux	Compatissant.	Image	Le compatissant et le	parasympathetic le	système nerveux est des	parties	De ce qu \'est	ordinairement appelé le	système nerveux	autonome.	(Autonome = ne peut pasêtre contrôlé par	l \'esprit).	Vous pouvez dire que ces	systèmes travaillent	dans l \'un avec l \'autre	d \'équilibre et ou	indirectement affectent	directement presque	chaque structure dans le	corps (par ex. la	fréquence de coeur, la	capacité de coeur, la	fonction lombaire, les	reins, les vaisseaux	sanguins, l \'estomac et	les intestins)	• Le système nerveux	compatissant a une	fonction «poussant»	active.	• Le parasympathetic a	principalement une	fonction relâchant.	Le système nerveux	compatissant est	localisé à la chaîne	compatissante, qui	connecte pour écorcher,	les vaisseaux sanguins	et les organes dans la	cavité corporelle. La	chaîne compatissante est	localisée de côté et	d \'autre de l \'épine et	consiste en des	ganglions.	Le système nerveux	autonome est le plus	important dans deux	situations: les	situations d \'urgence qui	causent la tension et	exige nous «combattre»	ou prendre le «vol»,	et aucunes situations	d \'urgence qui nous	permettent «reposer»	et «digérer».	Le système nerveux	autonome agit aussi dans	les situations	«normales» pour	maintenir des fonctions	et des travaux internes	normales avec le	somatique nerveux	système. (Le système	nerveux somatique	contrôle tous systèmes	volontaires dans le	corps.)	Quand le corps réagit	aux signaux de par ex.	le danger c \'est les	ganglions compatissants	qui fait Les poumons et	les tubes des bronches	sont élargis pour nous	donner plus d \'oxygène.	Le motility dans	l \'intestin est réduit -	nous ne digérerons pas	la nourriture - nous	devons combattre ou	devons sauver!	Le sang est envoyé au	cerveau pendant que la	peau et les organes	internes obtiennent	moins.	La tension de muscle est	augmentée. Le taux de	coeur et la force sont	augmentés.	Au dessous de peut vous	trouver un résumé de	certains de ces effets:	Compatissant	Structure	Parasympathetic	Le taux a	augmenté	Coeur	Le taux a	diminué	La force a	augmenté	Coeur	La force a	diminué	Le muscle des	bronches a	relâché	Poumons	Le muscle des	bronches a	contracté	Dilatation	d \'élève	Oeil	Contrainte	d \'élève	Motility a	réduit	Intestin	La digestion a	augmenté	Le sphincter a	fermé	Vessie	Le sphincter a	relâché	La sécrétion	diminuée d \'urine	Reins	La sécrétion	augmentée	d \'urine Les Risques et les	effets Secondaires de	ET:	Au dessous d \'est une	liste de symptômes	possibles que vous	pouvez ou ne peut pas	rencontrer. Chaque	personne réagit	différemment, donc s \'il	vous plaît ne pas croire	que vous développerez	tous les symptômes au	dessous.	Les effets secondaires	que vous pouvez obtenir	dépendent beaucoup sur	lequel T vous avez	débranché et avec quelle	méthode qui a été fait,	le plus d \'agression que	le chirurgien a utilisé	sur le nerf et le tissu	le plus	Effets secondaires.	C \'est incertain combien	les effets secondaires	diffèrent entre	L \'ordinairement utilisé	ET les méthodes ont	énuméré au-dessus. Vigilance	Parce que le système	nerveux compatissant	contrôle quelques	fonctions très	spécifiques qui lie dans	directement à la	fonction de cerveau,	bricoler avec cela	sévèrement peut réduire	une capacité à	concentrer et le sens	général de stabilité et	la vigilance mentale.	Beaucoup de ET: ers le	décrit comme une	sensation de flou Mort	Il y a 2 problèmes ici:	Premièrement, le petit	nombre de gens qui sont	morts sur la table	d \'opération. Pendant	qu \'il y a un risque dans	n \'importe quelle	chirurgie, finalement	ceci est une chirurgie	inutile. Il y a un	argument si ET devraitêtre unilatéralement	fait (un côté à la	fois), ainsi évitant le	risque d \'effondrer les	deux poumons dans	l \'opération pareille. La	mort tragique d \'un	Irlandais sur la table	d \'opération a reçu	l \'année dernière un	verdict du coroner de	mort par la mésaventure	médicale, et l \'Haute	action de Tribunal a été	commencée.	Deuxièmement, la mort a	suivi ET par le suicide	consécutif en raison des	effets secondaires.	Horriblement, un jeune	homme dans USA s \'est	suicidé en mars 2003.	Aussi autour des gens de	monde a fait des	suicides et des	tentatives multiples,	directement à cause de	ET les effets	secondaires. Fatigue	Cette perte d \'énergie a	été assez considérable	pour rendre infirme des	malades. Quelque degré	de fatigue n \'est pas	rare Rincer	Beaucoup de malades	trouvent qu \'après ET ils	développent un problème	rinçant. Semble là-bas	beaucoup de confusion	quant à pourquoi ceci	arrive, donc tout nous	pouvons faire sommes	répétés certaines des	idées qui tentent	expliquer ceci. Une	distinction est ici	dessinée entre rougir,	et rincer. Telaranta de	chirurgien de	Sympathectomy décrit	rougir comme un	mécanisme compatissant,	pendant que rincer est	un mécanisme de	parasympathetic. L \'un	pourrait se demander	alors si enlevant le ton	compatissant permet au	système de	parasympathetic pour	reprendre, ainsi causant	rincer.	Une autre idée est que	le système compatissant	est responsable de gêner	les vaisseaux sanguins,	pendant que le système	de parasympathetic tient	le compte du contraire.	Ainsi, l \'enlèvement de	ton compatissant permet	les stimuli à trop de	parasympathetic,	engendrant	vasodilatation, qui	manifeste comme la	rougeur sur la visage.	Ceci lie dans avec la	raison pour utiliser ET	traiter Raynauds des	mains~ enlever le ton	compatissant, ainsi les	vaisseaux sanguins	dilatent, pour qu \'ils se	réchauffent. Telaranta	est cité comme disant	cette dilatation de	vaisseaux sanguins dans	les périphéries en	raison de sympathectomy	est un outil pour	traiter de Raynauds,	mais l \'action pareille	n \'arrive pas dans la	visage parce que le	système compatissant	travaille différemment	là-bas.	Une beaucoup d \'idée plus	simple est cela, o	avant ET, rinçant le dû	à chauffer, les hormones	et l \'émotion pourraientêtre évitées par le	mécanisme de	refroidissement naturel	de transpiration de la	tête, l \'incapacité de	relâcher ces causes de	chaleur rinçant.	ET Reisfeld de	chirurgien suggère que	le problème est en	raison de	l \'hypersensibilité de	denervation. Ici, les	vaisseaux sanguins	deviennent très	sensibles aux certaines	hormones de circulation	dans le système de sang Transpirer gustatif	Un des peu d \'effets	secondaires possibles	qui les Chirurgiens tout	reconnaît, bien qu \'il y	a la disparité énorme	dans l \'incidence citée.	Une étude récente	(l \'assistance Vidéo	réduit le taux de	complication de	thoracoscopic	sympathicotomy pour	hyperhidrosis	(Johannes Zacherl, MDa,	Martin Imhof, MDa, Erik	R. Huber, MDa, Eugen G.	Plas, MDa, Friedrich	Herbst, MDa, Raimund	Jakesz, MDa, Reinhold	Függer, MDa) a étudié	558 malades et a trouvé	50,4% avec Transpirer	Gustatif. Préparer le	Syndrome de Frey. Problèmes de coeur	Bradycardia est un effet	secondaire potentiel	reconnu de	sympathectomy. Deux	malades américains de	chirurgiens qui	fonctionnent aussi ont	conseillé en Grande	Bretagne ces balayages	d \'ANIMAL FAVORI dommages	montrés au innervating	de nerfs compatissant le	coeur. L \'un a été dit	qu \'il était quelque part	entre l \'échec normal et	pur autonome. Pendant	que ce n \'est pas rare se	de plaindre de capacité	réduite d \'exercice, très	peu de s \'est plaint de	problèmes de coeur	significatifs. Horner syndrome	Ceci peutêtre provoqué	par les deux ET et le	«renversement» de	greffe de nerf.	L \'incidence basse de	Horner par sympathectomy	explique probablement	pourquoi il toujours est	inclus comme un effet	secondaire possible par	les instigateurs de	sympathectomy. Le	conseil subordonné,	malheureux et	occasionnel que ceci est	une condition qui peutêtre remédié par une	opération simple est	peut-être un petit	trompeur. Hyperhidrosis	L \'idée qui poste ET	hyperhidrosis est	uniquement en raison de	transpirer compensatoire	est une bêtise. La	transpiration totale de	corps a éprouvé après ET	est plus grand que la	transpiration de corps	totale avant ET. Cette	quantité supplémentaire	a été décrite comme «le	réflexe transpirant».	Personne le comprend	entièrement, mais les	théories ont avancé	l \'attribut il aux	mauvaises réactions du	développe de cicatrice	autour des nerfs, ou la	coupure dans la	communication entre le	cerveau et les glandes	sudoripares de corps	plus basses. Même	l \'utilisation du	vocabulaire des	Chirurgiens, la	statistique de bêtise de	transpirer compensatoire	rapporté est maintenant	remplacée par les	figures plus réalistes,	telles que Gossot et al	2001 publication à peu	près 940 malades, qui a	conseillé une incidence	de 100%. Une 2003	publication par Gossot	et al a conseillé ce	hyperhidrosis	compensatoire n \'a pas	amélioré avec le temps. Impotence	A reconnu longtemps pourêtre un effet secondaire	de Sympathectomy	lombaire (la même chaîne	de nerf, bien que la	coupure abaisse en bas	le tronc), il y a eu une	réticence étonnante pour	reconnaître l \'impotence	en raison de	Sympathectomy	thoracique. Le Groupe de	Radisson contient des	membres avec la force	sexuelle fort réduite	qui ne peut pasêtre	attribuée aux problèmes	psychologique à la suite	de ET. Erec dys est un	symptôme reconnu de	dysfonctionnement	autonome. (Le	dysfonctionnement en	effet autonome a aussi	des symptômes de	vertige, la vessie	expie, sèche des yeux &	la bouche, et les	anomalies d \'élève.)	Sympathectomy est un	traumatisme massif au	système autonome. Ceci	semble affecter un gens	relativement de f de	pourcentage bas. Oversensitivity	pour accentuer, les sons	et les lumières, les	odeurs et	Beaucoup d \'entre nous	réagit maintenant	anormalement aux stimuli	simples de sons, la	lumière et la touche.	Pendant qu \'ET est	parfois exécuté pour	combattre la phobie	sociale, beaucoup	d \'entre nous a	maintenant la tolérance	loin réduite pour	accentuer. Douleur	Sympathectomy a	longtemps a été a vendu	comme un «remède» pour	les syndromes de	douleur, tels que le RSD	particulièrement méchant	(la Dystrophie	Compatissante Réflexe)	/CRPS (le Syndrome de	Douleur Régional	Commun). La douleur à	long terme qui peutêtre	facilement et	directement clair à ET	ne semble pas	terriblement commun. Il	y a 2 points importants	pour faire ici:	1) ET n \'est pas une	option valide pour le	syndrome de douleur.	2) ET peut causer le	syndrome de douleur o	il y avait aucun	précédemment. Yeux bouffis	Une observation commune	parmi ET les malades.	Ceci s \'intéresse dans	que c \'est un autre	symptôme partagé par les	malades avec les	problèmes de thyroïde,	qui sont finalement des	dérangements au système	endocrine. L \'incidence	est basse, un exemple de	comment nous sommes tout	affecté dans tant de	façons différentes. Raynaud Maladie	Cette condition afflige	les périphéries, et est	une raison vendue pour	ET. Beaucoup de mains	plus chaudes	expérimentées pour	quelque période	prolongée après	l \'opération, seulement	pour eux devenir sous	normalement froides	ensuite.	ET corrompt le flux	périphérique de sang et	cause une condition	similaire à Raynaud. Extrémités froides	ET les causes contre la	vasoconstriction	latérale, mener aux	extrémités froides dans	les secteurs de	denervation	compatissant. Beaucoup	d \'entre nous a trouvé	que nos mains étaient	plus chaudes que	normales après ET, avant	qu \'ils sont allés	graduellement la façon	opposée, et devenir	enclin àêtre	effroyablement froid. La	question intéressante,	est ici que ceci ne	s \'applique pas purement	aux secteurs de	denervation compatissant	(les mains, les doigts,	les oreilles etc), mais	aussi peut affecter les	pieds, qui maintiennent	innervation compatissant	après ET. Pouls réduit	Cette conséquence de ET	est grêlé comme un	positif par ET les	chirurgiens. Cependant,	la petite connexion est	faite entre ces malades	qui pourraient profiter	d \'un pouls réduit, et	ces malades qui sont	admis pour ET. De plus,	l \'acceptation du degré à	lequel ceci est un	problème est encore	disputé par ET les	chirurgiens. Rhinitis	Les problèmes avec le	nez et les yeux peuvent	arriver après ET, y	compris le nez liquide.	Ceci n \'a pas l \'air	d \'être terriblement	commun, mais a été admis	par Gossot et al (les	résultats à long terme	de Sympathectomy	Thoracique Endoscopique	pour hyperhidrosis de	membre supérieur) comme	apparaissant dans la	forme chronique dans	2,4% de leur échantillon	de 382 malades. Une	autre étude (l \'assistance	Vidéo réduit le taux de	complication de	thoracoscopic	sympathicotomy pour	hyperhidrosis (Johannes	Zacherl, MDa, Martin	Imhof, MDa, Erik R.	Huber, MDa, Eugen G.	Plas, MDa, Friedrich	Herbst, MDa, Raimund	Jakesz, MDa, Reinhold	Függer, MDa) a étudié	558 malades et a trouvé	8,3% avec Rhinitis. Ils	se réfèrent à vasomotor	rhinitis comme «un	autre symptôme d \'une	lésion de ganglion de	stellate» Ecorcher des	problèmes	Le manque de mélanine,	les moyens réagissant	différemment au soleil.	La peau est apparemment	le plus grand organe	dans le corps. Pendant	que le denervated le	premier secteur peut	souffrir d \'anhydre et	vieillissant tôt en	raison de ET, la moitié	inférieure peutêtre	susceptible pour	transpirer des éruption	persuadées dans les	secteurs fendus, tels	qu \'entre les orteils, ou	sur l \'aine. De plus,	ceux qui souffrent des	sensations froides	permanentes peuvent	éprouver ceci partout	dans le corps, dans	denervated et les	moitiés de innervated	calmes. La froideur	constante soufferte par	quelques membres	pourrait mieux est	expliqué à ceux qui ne	ceci souffrent pas	heureusement, en les	rappelant de la	sensation expérimentée	avec l \'hâle sévère~ les	frissons, secoue et	rince. De façon	intéressante, un effet	secondaire loué de ET	est qu \'il peut réduire	l \'acné, cependant,	quelques-uns ont éprouvé	la peau très difficile	conditionne tel que	l \'eczéma. Quelques	membres rapportent aussi	une capacité réduite à	bronzer après ET. il	plaît d \'entendre que	quelque poste des	malades ET la plainte de	la peau sèche s \'est	détendu avec le temps. Thermoregulation	Malheureusement, c \'est	non seulement les	extrémités qui sont	sujettes à la	sensibilité froide. Pour	certains de nous, le	corps entier est sujet	aux problèmes de	thermoregulatory.	Pendant que la froideur	périphérique a décrit	dans la section de	Maladie de Raynaud peutêtre parfois apparenté à	une sensation de poulet	gelée, ce	thermoregulation de	corps total est moins	sévère, et peutêtre	décrit plus comme une	sensation de général d \'a	froid. Tandis que le	problème périphérique	est principalement	influencé par les	températures externes,	ce problème de	thermoregulatory de	corps total peutêtre	évident sans tenir	compte de la température. Acouphène	Gens de métier médicaux	utilisant ce site ne	sera pas étonné par ce	résultat de dommages au	système compatissant.	C \'est bien documenté	dans les autres	syndromes. Ceci n \'est	pas terriblement commun. Transpirer	compensatoire	Tout le monde parle des	CS redoutés (transpirer	Compensatoire) qui	presque 100% des gens	aura après ET, même les	sites web du médecin ne	peuvent pas éviter	mentionner il plus. Mais	en plus des effets	secondaires reconnus	tels que CS, la fatigue	ou Horner (l \'oeil	tombant), il y a tant	d \'effets secondaires	plus petits autres qui	aucun des sites web	mentionne, mais qui peut	faire la vie beaucoup	plus inconfortable, si	pas en bas bon pitoyable. Est ici une liste	d \'autres malaises	d \'effets secondaires. Pas tout le monde vaêtre affecté par chaque	effet secondaire énuméré	ici, mais assez de gens	a consenti que beaucoup	de ces choses ont	commencé l \'événement	seulement après avoir eu	ET. LES CS peuvent	obtenir de problème	progressivement pires et	autres peuvent	développer	progressivement. Acné	Mains vieillies	Colère	Anxiété	Le Mal de dos/la Douleur	de Nerf	Mauvaise Circulation	Rougir	Odeur corporelle	Clous fragiles	La Sensation ardente de	Peau	Ne peut pas obtenir la	droite d \'intérimaire	Les Cheveux de poitrine	avec la Ligne Distincte	de Couleurs Différentes	Douleur de poitrine	Craqué, Sécher des	Lèvres	La Fatigue chronique, le	Manque d \'Energie	Dépression	Etourdi	Sécher le Cuir chevelu	Démangeant	Eczéma	Pellicules excessives	La Sécheresse extrême de	Mains,	Les mains se Sentent	Comme Ils Sont Brûlé Par	Le Soleil et Electrique	Les sourcils Diluant	Faire face à souvent	chaud	Douleur du visage	La sensation Chaude à	tout moment	Les pieds Transpirent	Rincer	Transpiration d \'aine	Transpirer gustatif	Les cheveux Tombant se	Dispersent (les même	jeunes femmes)	Dur, la Plaie & les	Mamelons Sensibles	Maux de tête	Impotence	L \'incapacité de Bronzer	Douleur de jambe	La perte d \'Adrénaline	Haut	Libido basse	La Faiblesse de muscle	(«l \'acide lactique dans	les bras»)	La Douleur de nerf - la	névralgie Intercostale	Visage huileuse	Les Cheveux Gris	prématurés	Rides prématurées	Raynauds Maladie	La sensibilité au Froid	La sensibilité pour	Chauffer	La sensibilité pour	Allumer	La sensibilité aux	Odeurs	Transpirer Compensatoire	sévère	Le manque de Respire	Le Temps ralenti de	Réaction	Discours ralenti	Ralentir le Taux de	Coeur	Les plaies qui ne	Guérissent pas	Spacey Sensation	Les Problèmes d \'estomac	(la constipation ou la	diarrhée)	Les Passages Nasaux	ennuyeux/bloqués	Problèmes urinaires	Peser le Gain	Certains des symptômes	ci-dessus mentionnés	peuventêtre pareils,	Mais sont décrit avec	les mots légèrement	différents.	Sont ici mes	suggestions:	Quand vous lisez de ce	qu \'un système compliqué	la chaîne compatissante	est, vous vous demandez	comment n \'importe qui	peut permettre de	chirurgien pour exécuter	ET.	Si vous considérez avoir	ET, je recommande	fortement que vous	essayiez premièrement	d \'autres remèdes.	Cependant, je comprends	aussi que quelques gens	peuvent sentir que la	chirurgie est la seule	option est partie. Avec	cela à l \'esprit, j \'ai	monté une liste suggérée	de questions vous devez	demander votre médecin.	Pas la hâte dans la	chirurgie; prendre	votre temps et faire	comme la beaucoup de	recherche comme	possible. Si vous avez	des doutes, remettez	votre décision jusqu \'à	ce que vousêtes	complètement sûr que	cette chirurgie est la	seule option est partie.	Se rappeler, ceci est la	chirurgie -- il ne peut	pasêtre renversé	entièrement (ceci inclut	l \'enlèvement premier de	serre-joints). Même le	plus expérimenté ET le	chirurgien ne peut pas	garantir de bons	résultats. 1.) Consulter au	moins deux médecins qui	connaissent la procédure	mais n \'exécute pas la	procédure ou a de	l \'intérêt financier dans	votre décision. Essayer	voyant un dermatologue	et un neurologue. 2.) Amener un	membre de famille ou	l \'ami proche à la	consultation. Avoir un	cadeau de tiers objectif	vous empêchera de faire	une décision émotive en	ce qui concerne la	chirurgie. 3.) Ne pas faire	votre décision basée	uniquement sur	l \'information rassemblée	des sites web de	chirurgiens, les	brochures et téléphone	des appels au bureau de	chirurgiens. 4.) Ne pas	planifier une	consolation qui peutêtre suivie par une	chirurgie un jour	pareil. Aller à une	consultation et dépenser	alors au moins quelques	semaines considérant les	risques. 5.) Si vous allez	seul à la consultation,	amenez un magnétophone	pour enregistrer la	conversation. Dire le	médecin que vous voulez	enregistrer la	conversation. S \'il	s \'oppose, alors vous	avez appris quelque	chose de lui. 6.) Se rendre	compte que les	témoignages des malades	de poste-op heureux sont	anecdotiques et ne	révèle rien en ce qui	concerne la possibilité	que vous regretterez la	chirurgie. 7.) Bien qu \'une	minorité de malades	regrette la chirurgie,	le regret est pas du	tout rare. Un taux de	regret de cinq pourcent	est 1 dans 20 malades.	Une minorité exactement,	mais c \'est à peine un	événement rare. Beaucoup	d \'études démontrent les	taux de regret beaucoup	de plus hauts par-dessus	l \'à long terme. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[36]=new Array(37,"FR/acuponcture%20.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Acupuncture","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Acupuncture	Est la pratique chinoise	ancienne d \'insérer les aiguilles	minces dans aux points	spécifiques du corps pour	améliorer la circulation et	réduit la douleur. Il est cru	par les practiciens	d \'acupuncture que «qi» ou ‹l \'énergie	vitale› est fait suivre par le	procédé d \'acupuncture aidant de	cette façon le corps lui-même	guérit.	L \'acupuncture travaille en	faiant suivre qi «l \'énergie	vitale» dans le corps. La	douleur ou les maladies sont	traitées en tentant de remédier	des accumulations ou des manques	locaux ou du système de qi. La	douleur est considérée indiquer	que l \'obstruction ou la	stagnation du flux de qi, et un	axiome de la littérature	médicale d \'acupuncture est «aucune	douleur, aucune obstruction;	aucune obstruction, aucune	douleur».	Le flux de qi par chacune des	douze chaînes comprend d \'un de	chemin interne et externe. Le	chemin externe est ce qu \'est	normalement montré sur un	graphique d \'acupuncture et c \'est	relativement superficiel. Tous	les points d \'acupuncture d \'un	mensonge de chaîne sur son	chemin externe. Les chemins	internes sont le cours profond	de la chaîne o il entre les	cavités corporelles et les	organes de Zang-Fu apparentés.	Les chemins superficiels des	douze chaînes décrivent trois	circuits complets du corps.	Le flux d \'énergie par les	méridiens est comme suit: La	chaîne biliaire de taiyin de	main à la Grande chaîne	d \'Intestin de yangming de main à	chaîne d \'Estomac de yangming de	pied à chaîne de Rate de taiyin	de pied à chaîne de Coeur de	shaoyin de main à Petite chaîne	d \'Intestin de taiyang de main à	chaîne de Vessie de taiyang de	pied à chaîne de Rein de shaoyin	de pied à chaîne de Péricarde de	jueyin de main à chaîne de Jiao	de San de shaoyang de main à	chaîne de Vésicule biliaire de	paye shaoyang à chaîne de Foie	De jueyin de pied alors dos à la	chaîne du poumon de transmet	taiyin.	Pendant qu \'il est réclamé par	quelques qu \'il n \'y a pas de	preuve physique pour l \'existence	de qi ou pour ses effets	réclamés, et cette acupuncture	est donc une pseudoscience ou	une conviction métaphysique,	beaucoup de malades éprouvent	les sensations de stimulus connu	dans Chinois comme « deqi» («obtenant	le qi») Ceci historiquement a	été considéréêtre de la preuve	de traitement efficace. Souvent	deqi prend la forme d \'une	propagation de sensation le long	de la trajectoire des soi-disant	«chaînes» d \'acupuncture ou les	méridiens. Préparer dans les	phénomènes de «deqi» a été	surtout dirigé dans Chine et	Japon.	Le traitement de acupoints peutêtre exécuté le long du 12	principal ou 8 méridiens	supplémentaires ont localisé à	travers le corps. 10 des	méridiens principaux sont nommés	après les organes du corps (le	Coeur, le Foie etc.) deux après	les fonctions de corps si	appelées (le Protecteur de Coeur	ou le Péricarde, et San Jiao,	«tripler l \'appareil de	chauffage»). Le deux le plus	important des huit méridiens	«supplémentaires» sont situé	sur le midline de l \'antérieur et	postérieur du tronc et la tête.	Le traitement d \'acupuncture est	exécuté par un acupuncteur qui	est instruit dans le placement	précis des aiguilles le long du	12 principal et 8 méridiens	secondaires ont localisé à	travers le corps.	L \'acupuncteur décidera quels	points pour traiter par	questionnant à fond le malade,	et utiliser les compétences	diagnostiquees de médecine	chinoise traditionnelle, telle	que l \'observation de la gauche	et le bon pouls radial.	Il y a de diverses écoles de	théorie d \'acupuncture, inclut	• Le Style de TCM,	• La théorie de Fu de Zang,	• Cinq Acupuncture d \'Elément,	• La Thérapie Méridienne	japonaise et	• Acupuncture Médicale.	Rougir quand nerveux est un	signe qui il y a trop de chaleur	dérangant votre esprit et votre	esprit. La chaleur fait votre	système nerveux	par-dessus-excitable et alors	tout il prend est la stimulation	supplémentaire d \'une petite	tension supplémentaire pour	produire vos symptômes.	L \'acupuncture fortifie	puissamment et calme le système	nerveux et est très efficace	dans traiter de nerfs et rougir.	Il doit y avoir la bonne	amélioration après six	traitements, bien que l \'avantage	plein peut prendre plus long	pour atteindre. Le traitement	utilisera des points tels que	«le palais du coeur», un point	sur la main qui est un point de	feu sur un méridien de feu et si	très efficace pour éclaircir la	chaleur et calme l \'esprit. Ceci	pourraitêtre combiné avec	«brillant la mer» près de la	cheville, qui fortifie l \'élément	d \'eau contrôler la chaleur.	La chaleur probablement résulte	de l \'anxiété, l \'inquiétude ou la	dépression, et ceci peutêtre	aidé en apprendant les méthodes	de respiration et les techniques	de détente profonde, peut-être	en joindant une classe de	méditation. Vous devez demander	aussi à votre acupuncteur pour	vous montrer quelques points que	vous pouvez traiter vous avec le	massage de digipuncture juste	avant une occasion stressante.	Ce traitement a combiné avec	et/ou sans les herbes peutêtre	efficace pour quelques gens. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual",12);arrFiles[37]=new Array(38,"FR/Scrutin.html","2001-01-01","Solutions contre le rougissement","rougissement, rougissement dans le visage, rougissement facial, comment cesser rougissement","Rougissement facial. Trouver les meilleures méthodes pour cesser le rougissement. Lire le manuel de Blushers, et apprendre comment arrêter la mort de l embarras.","This function is not yet activated. Veuillez participer à ce scrutin. Sivous avez aucune suggestion pour de nouveaux scrutins n \'hésite à envoyer unE-mail avec vos idées. FacialBlushing.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	|	Methods to Cure Facial Blushing	| Vote	| Articles	| Contact	| The	Blushers Manual",12);arrFiles[38]=new Array(39,"FR/humeur.html","2001-01-01","Solutions contre le rougissement","rougissement, rougissement dans le visage, rougissement facial, comment cesser rougissement","Rougissement facial. Trouver les meilleures méthodes pour cesser le rougissement. Lire le manuel de Blushers, et apprendre comment arrêter la mort de l embarras.","This function is not yet activated. Le dessin animé quotidien. Cliquer le bouton derégénération pour voir des dessins animés plus aléatoires. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual",12);arrFiles[39]=new Array(40,"FR/Medecines.html","2001-01-01","Solutions contre le rougissement: Médecines","rougissement, médecines, rougissement dans le visage, rougissement facial, comment cesser rougissement","rougissement, rougissement dans le visage, rougissement facial, comment cesser rougissement.","This function is not yet activated.	Médecines Est	ici une liste de médecines qui	sont utilisées pour traiter	rougir du visage et la phobie	sociale. Toujours consulter vos	médecins avant d \'utiliser	n \'importe quelle médecine. Les	remèdes médicaux pour la phobie	rougir/social du visage peuventêtre divisés en trois catégories.	---------------------------------------------------------------	1.) Anxiolytic -	(Benzodiazepines .)	Un drogue a utilisé dans le	traitement de spasmes d \'anxiété	et muscle.	Ne devrait pasêtre utiliser par	les gens avec un problème buvant.	Peut aider des personnes avec la	phobie sociale pour parler	devant un groupe de gens.	Benzodiazepines	Ralentir le système nerveux, ils	ne devraient pasêtre pris pour	surmonter la tension de vie de	tous les jours. Ils peuventêtre	habitude-former, causer la	dépendance mentale ou physique.	---------------------------------------------------------------	2.)	Blocker de Bêta de	Adrenergic	- Blockers de Bêta-Adrenergic ou	«Blockers de Bêta» sont une	famille de drogues utilisés pour	traiter de l \'hypertension,	l \'angine, l \'arythmie de coeur,	les tremblements, le retrait	d \'alcool, le glaucome, et les	autres conditions. Ils sont	aussi utilisés pour empêcher les	maux de tête de migraine, la	peur d \'étape, et les deuxièmes	assauts de coeur.	---------------------------------------------------------------	3.) La médecine	antidépresseuse - Ce travail de	catégorie pour les gens avec la	phobie et la dépression sociale.	Le temps de traitement doitêtre	long et la la dose initiale doitêtre basse. Le traitement de	Moklobemid (a mis sur le marché	sous le Moklobemid de noms et	Aurorix sont serviable pour	aider le malade pour freiner	l \'isolement de son le sien	social.	---------------------------------------------------------------	Un malade devraitêtre dit que	le rôle de médicaments sera	obligé à alléger leur anxiété	social ou d \'exécution dans les	situations sociales.	L \'exposition qui augmente à	telles situations est donc	cruciale à surmonter leur	condition.	Liste Le premier	nom est le générique	Nom.	Les noms avec le ®	Le symbole est le nom de	commerce des drogues. 1.) Anxiolytic (Benzodiazepines .) La plupart des médecines dans cette catégorie sont extrêmement comme une drogue,ne pas utiliser quotidien 1. Alprazolam (Xanax ®) 1. Bromazepam (Lexotan ®) 1. Chlordiazepoxide (Librium ®) 1. Clonazepam(Klonopin ® ) 1. Clorazepate (Tranxene ® ) 1. Le diazépam (le VALIUM ®, Xanax ® ) 1. Estazolam (ProSom ®) 1. Flunitrazepam (RoHypnol ® ) 1. Flurazepam (Dalmane ® ) 1. Halazepam (Paxipam ® ) 1. Ketazolam ( V alium ® ) 1. Lorazepam (Ativan ® ) 1. Lormetazepam (Loramet®) 1. Nitrazepam (Arem®) 1. Oxazepam (Serax ® ) 1. Prazepam (Centrax ®) 1. Quazepam (Doral ® ) 1. Temazepam (Restoril ® ) 1. Triazolam (Halcion ® ) 2.) Blocker deBêta de Adrenergic 2. Acebutalol (Sectral®) 2. Atenolol ( Atenolo l ®,Tenormin®) 2. Bisoprolol ( Emcor®,Monocor®) 2. Carvedilol ( Carvedilol ® ,Eucardic®) 2. Celiprolol ( Celectol®) 2. Clonidine (Catapresan ® ) 2. Metoprolol(Betaloc®, Lopresor ®) 2. Oxprenolol (leRalentit-Trasicor ® ,Trasicor ® ) 2. Propranolol ( Adrexan®,Angilol®, l \'Apo-Propranolol®, Avlocardyl®, Bedranol®, Betachron ER®, Betadur®,le Cardinal®, Detensol®, Hemipralon®, Indera l®, Inderal-la ®, Lopranol®, Novopranol®, Propranololum®,Syprol®) 2. Sotalol ( Lebêta-Cardone®, Sotacor®) 2. ZOK (LE CR/XL de metoprolol) ( Seloken® 3.) Médecine antidépresseuse 3. Moklobemid (Aurorix ® ) 3. Paroxetin (Seroxat ® ,Paxil ®) 3. Escitalopram (Cipralx ®) 3. Venlafaxine ( Effexor ® ) 3. Sertraline ( Zoloft ®) 3. Clomipramine (O fepramin ®) 3. Moclobemide (Aurorix®) 3. Clomipramine (Anafranil®) 3. Fluvoxamine(Luvox®) 3. Fluoxetine ( Prozac ®) 3. Citalopram ( Celexa ®) FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	|	Methods to Cure Facial Blushing	| Vote	| Articles	| Contact	| The	Blushers Manual",12);arrFiles[40]=new Array(41,"FR/Pharmacies.html","2001-01-01","Solutions contre le rougissement: pharmacies recommandées","rougissement, pharmacies recommandées, médecines, rougissement dans le visage, rougissement facial, comment cesser rougissement","rougissement, rougissement dans le visage, pharmacies, rougissement facial, comment cesser rougissement.","This function is not yet activated. Les pharmacies en ligne Pour un fard à joues du visage la pire chose sur la terre sera obligé à diren \'importe qui de ce problème. C \'est presque comme gênant comme allant rougedevant un groupe de gens. Cela le fait dur pour un fard à joues à obtenir l \'aide.Ici j \'énumérerai des pharmacies que vous pouvez acheter des médecines d \'en lignesans la prescription et sans étant obligé à confronter un médecin avec ceproblème. Beaucoup de médecins ne pensent pas c \'est un tel grand problème parce que laplupart des gens rougissent parfois. XLPharmacy Prix bas. Livraison mondiale. Aucune prescription a exigé. Packets discrets. Ventes: (Generic Name: Trade Name) Atenolol: Atenolol Carvedilol: Carvedilol Citalopram: Celexa Fluoxetine Hydrochloride: Prozac Metoprolol: Lopressor Propranolol: Inderal LA (Long Acting), Inderal Sertraline: Zoloft Venlafaxine: Effexor Ils offrent un bon nombre d \'autres produits. Les médecines énumérées ci-dessussont des produits qui peuvent aider des blushers faciaux. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[41]=new Array(42,"FR/herbes.html","2001-01-01","Solutions contre le rougissement: Herbes","herbes, rougissement, médecines, rougissement dans le visage, rougissement facial, comment cesser rougissement","rougissement, rougissement dans le visage, rougissement facial, comment cesser rougissement.","This function is not yet activated. Herbs Une des meilleures herbes pour transpirer sontsages. Si vous pouvez trouver quelques et fait un Le thé, cela peutêtreserviable pour vous. Aussi, pour l \'anxiété, la racine de valeriane, kava Kava oula camomille sont bonnes. Faire attention cependant, la racine de valeriane, estvraiment Vilain! Mais il travaille grand, donc je suggère que vous l \'obtientdans la forme de capsule au Le magasin d \'alimentation de santé ou l \'Apothicairesi vous pouvez le trouver! Meilleur de chance à vous. Dépendre de ce que cause le rougir, la valeriane peut aider. Si c \'est l \'anxiétéa relaté, n \'importe quoi qui vous calme doit aider en bas avec ceux-là Symptômes. Rue. La valeur de johns A Recommandé la Dose: 300 mg que chaque soir contient 0,3% hypericin. (La dose peut varier de la marque pour marquer) les Hautes doses peuvent causerla sensibilité légère. Eviter pendant l \'alimentation de grossesse et sein, maisert d \'un calmant, mai exige que les semaines de 6-8 pour aient remarqué l \'effetplein. Pas l \'usage pendant que prenant d \'autres antidépresseurs tels que MAOI(les inhibiteurs de oxidase de monoamine), TCA, (l \'acide de tricyclic) et SSRI(les inhibiteurs de reuptake de sérotonine) la Rue. John Wort devraitêtreutilisé avec la prudence conjointement avec les dépresseurs de système ouconjointement avec les Travaux de stimulants nerveux centraux contre les effetsde reserpine. Prolonge le narcotique persuadé dormant des temps. Valeriane Primaire utilisé pour les désordres de sommeil et a dérangé des nerfs. Doserecommandée: 400-800 mg avant l \'heure du coucher. Ne pas prendre si prenantdéjà les drogues de sommeil-persuadant. Peut causer la brûlure d \'estomac,déranger l \'estomac, la diarrhée et les réactions allergiques dans les grandesdoses. Peut causer la somnolence. Eviter utilisant l \'équipement lourd ouconduisant pendant qu \'utilisant ce produit. Sauge Très bon pour réduire de main et le pied transpirent. Dose recommandée: 450mg 3fois quotidiennement. Beaucoup d \'Italiens mangent les feuilles avec la tartinede pain beurrée, comme la partie d \'un régime sain. Kava Kava Dose recommandée: 2 x 750 mg par le jour. Ne pas dépasser quatre capsules deKava de Kava un jour. C \'est mieux ne pas prendre kava kava plus que trois ouquatre jours une semaine et prend une semaine de chaque mois. Sont ici certainsdes effets qui sont remarqués dans une heure ou deux. Un état de détente, sansla sensation a dopé. La tension de muscle est moins. Tranquillité etcontentement Plus sociable, surtout avec la bonne compagnie. L \'euphorie douce,parfois. La vigilance mentale n \'est pas souvent effectuée, sauf sur les hautesdoses. La vigilance initiale suivie par la somnolence qui allume après quelquesheures, donc Kava peutêtre reçu le soir, quelques heures avant l \'heure ducoucher. Camomille Les usages médicaux de Camomille: L \'insomnie, l \'anxiété, la dépressionménopausique, la perte d \'appétit, la dyspepsie, la diarrhée, les coliques, lesdouleurs et les douleurs de grippe, la migraine, la névralgie, percer des dents,le vertige, fait signe la maladie, la conjonctivite, la peau enflammée,urticaria. Dosage recommandé: 2 x 250mg par le jour avec un repas. Le Thé au gingembre - le Contrôle hors qu \'il estfacile à faire! Le thé au gingembre chaud est une boisson d \'hiver excellente. Vous pouvezl \'utiliser pour fortifier la digestion, améliorer la circulation, ou la sectiondes froid, la gorge endolorie et la grippe. Siquelqu \'un vous a dit que les astronautes de NASA ont pris du gingembre dansl \'espace pour combattre la maladie de voyage, vous pourriez dire qu \'ils tirentl \'autre. En fait, c \'est 100 % vrai, le rhizome brun noueux est champion àtraiter de nausée de tous genres - même les gueules de bois. Le thé au gingembrepeut aider aussi avec rincer/et du visage rougir du visage, mais parce que lechauffer la nature de gingembre il peut causer aussi le FB/FF. Ceci est individuel si vous devez l \'essayer avant que vous savez. Lire la recette entière ici: FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	|	Methods to Cure Facial Blushing	| Vote	| Articles	| Contact	| The	Blushers Manual",12);arrFiles[42]=new Array(43,"FR/the_de_gingembre.html","2001-01-01","Solutions contre le rougissement: Gingembre","rougissement, gingembre, médecines, rougissement dans le visage, rougissement facial, comment cesser rougissement","rougissement, rougissement dans le visage, rougissement facial, comment cesser rougissement.","This function is not yet activated. Thé au gingembre Le thé au gingembre chaud est une boisson d \'hiver excellente. Vous pouvez l \'utiliser pour fortifierla digestion, améliorer la circulation, ou la section des froid, la gorgeendolorie et la grippe. Siquelqu \'un vous a dit que les astronautes de NASA ont pris du gingembre dans l \'espace pour combattre la maladie de voyage, vouspourriez dire qu \'ils tirent l \'autre. En fait, c \'est 100 % vrai, le rhizome brunnoueux est champion à traiter de nausée de tous genres - même les gueules debois. Le thé au gingembre peut aider aussi avec rincer/et du visage rougir duvisage, mais parce que le chauffer la nature de gingembre il peut causer aussile FB/FF. Ceci est individuel si vous devez l \'essayer avant que vous savez. CommentFaire le Thé au gingembre C \'est très facile à faire Thé au gingembre. Sont ici les instructions: Le Thé au gingembre chaud 4 tasses d \'eau 5 cm de racine au gingembre fraîche Facultatif: Miel et Citron 1.) Peler la racine au gingembre et le coupe en tranches dans les tranchesminces. 2.) Amener l \'eau à un bout dans une casserole. Une fois il bout, ajoute le gingembre. 3.) Le couvrir et réduire à un mijote pour 15-20 minutes. 4.) Tendre le thé. 5.) Ajouter le miel et le citron pour goûter. Note: Se souvenir qui si vous faites ce thé pour fortifier le système et lasection immunisées des froid et la grippe, les édulcorants ne sont pasrecommandés. FacialBlush.commom	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[43]=new Array(44,"FR/CBT.html","2001-01-01","CBT.html","","","La Thérapie	cognitive de Comportement	Est un genre de psychothérapie utilisée pour traiter la dépression, les	désordres d \'anxiété, les phobies, et les autres formes de désordre	psychologique. Il implique reconnaître la pensée déformée et apprenant à le	remplacer avec les idées de remplaçant plus réalistes.	La thérapie cognitive n \'est pas un procédé de nuit. Même une fois un patient	a appris à reconnaître quand et o son a pensé des procédés vont de	traverse, il peut prendre des mois d \'effort concerté pour remplacer un	invalide a pensé avec un plus convenable l \'un. Mais avec la patience et un	bon thérapeute, une thérapie cognitive peutêtre un outil valable dans le	rétablissement. www.facialblush.com",12);arrFiles[44]=new Array(45,"FR/magnesium.html","2001-01-01","Solutions contre le rougissement: Magnesium","magnesium, rougissement, médecines, rougissement dans le visage, rougissement facial, comment cesser rougissement","rougissement, rougissement dans le visage, rougissement facial, comment cesser rougissement.","This function is not yet activated. Magnésium 250mg une aides dejour avec l \'anxiété, rougissant de le et les autres. Vous pouvez acheter la forme pulvérisée que vous mélangez avec l \'eau et il goûte comme le jus decitron. La dose recommandée (peut varier et est affecté par les divers facteurs ycompris le sexe, le poids et la taille,) est 300-400 mg/jour. Beaucoup d \'enzymesexigent la présence d \'ions de magnésium pour leur action catalytique. La priseinadéquate de magnésium peut causer les spasmes de muscle, la maladie cardio-vasculaire,le diabète, l \'hypertension, les désordres d \'anxiété et l \'ostéoporose. Il estestimé que le corps exige 220 à 410 mg de magnésium quotidiennement La prisemaximum de magnésium ne doit pas dépasser 400 mg/jour. L \'opinion scientifiquesur la sûreté de magnésium varie considérablement. Le FNB a réglé un UL (La plus haute moyenne Leniveau de prise nutritive quotidienne probablement pour ne pas poser de risquede santé défavorable affecte pour presque tous individus dans une étape de vieparticulière et le groupe de sexe. Comme la prise augmente au-dessus du UL, lerisque potentiel de santé défavorable affecte des augmentations.) de 350 mg pourles sels libres de magnésium (pas le magnésium arrivant naturellement dans lesnourritures). Le SCF a utilisé des données pareilles mais est appliqué un plus grand facteurd \'incertitude pour régler un UL pour le magnésium libre de 250 mg. Paropposition, le EVM a réglé un UL de 400 mg pour le magnésium additionel. CRN considère des niveaux de magnésiumadditionels de 400 mg pourêtre les prises de magnésium sûrs et totaux de 700 mgpourêtre sûres. Le symptôme commun en dépassant cette limite est la diarrhée.C \'est sans aucun doute la valeur un essaie si vous rougissez et avez l \'anxiété,le magnésium peut aider. Sources de nourriture	Les légumes verts tels	qu \'épinards, les noix, les	semences, et quelques grains	entiers est aussi des sources de	magnésium. Bien que le magnésium	est présent dans beaucoup de	nourritures, il arrive	d \'habitude dans les petites	quantités. Comme avec la plupart	des nutriments, les besoins	quotidiens pour le magnésium ne	peuvent pasêtre rencontrés	d \'une nourriture seule. Manger	une grande variété de	nourritures, y compris cinq	portions de fruits et de légumes	quotidien et assez de grains	entiers, assez d \'aides pour	assurer une prise suffisante de	magnésium.	Le contenu de magnésium de	nourritures raffinées est	d \'habitude bas. Le pain complet,	par exemple, a deux fois comme	beaucoup le magnésium comme le	pain blanc parce que le germe et	le son riches en magnésium sont	enlevés quand la farine blanche	est traitée. La table de sources	de nourriture de magnésium	suggère beaucoup de sources	diététiques de magnésium.	Arroser aussi peut fournir du	magnésium, la quantité varie	selon la provision d \'eau. L \'eau	«douce» contient moins de	magnésium que l \'eau calcaire. Liens	externes:	www.exatest.com/minerals.htm Plus	d \'information du magnésium.	http://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/magnesium.asp	Plus de données du magnésium. Acheter	du magnésium:	http://www.affordablesupplements.com/magnesium_natures_way.asp FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[45]=new Array(46,"FR/menopause.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Menopause Flushing","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. La ménopause Rince La plupart des femmes éprouvent des éclats autour de la ménopause. Ils peuventêtre le signe le plus premier, donc vous pouvez les avoir pendant que vospériodes sont toujours tout à fait régulières. En fait une étude a montré que41% de femmes dont les périodes étaient toujours régulières, mais qui étaientpar-dessus le par-dessus l \'âge de 39, avait des éclats. Ils vont d \'habitude surpendant 2–3 ans – mais 1 dans 4 femmes les a pendant 5 ans, et un malchanceux 1dans 20 les a pour le reste de leurs vies. Un éclat est une sensation désagréable de chaleur qui commence dans la visage,la tête ou la poitrine. , Là-bas transpire souvent et la rougeur visible de lapeau. Il passe d \'habitude après 1–2 minutes, partant une sensation de froideur.Quelques femmes ont juste l \'éclat sans le transpirer, pendant que les autrestranspirent abondamment mais à peine l \'éclat. Les éclats peuvent arriver fréquemment, même à plusieurs reprises une heure, oujuste de temps en temps. Quelques femmes trouvent que n \'importe quelle situationlégèrement stressante provoquera un éclat, ou que les éclats sont plus probablespour arriver quand ils sont chauds (par ex. au lit, dans un surchauffer lapièce, en vacances au chaud). Les éclats et les transpirations dérangent lesommeil – quelques femmes se réveillent couvert dans la transpiration – et cecia pour résultat la léthargie et l \'irritabilité pendant le jour.	Essayer augmentant votre	prise d \'oestrogènes	de plante.	Quelques fruits et les	légumes contiennent les	substances	d \'oestrogène-comme connues	comme «phytoestrogens».	Les nourritures	qui contiennent	phytoestrogens	Légumes	Luzerne	Brocolis	Carottes	Le français	et les	haricots	verts	Pois	Fenouil	Les haricots et	bat	Haricots de	soja	Le tofu et	misu (les	deux fait du	soja)	Lentilles	Fruits frais	Pommes	Cerises	Dates	Grenades	Semences et	grains	De lin	Semence de	sésame	Avoine	Seigle	Blé	Herbes	Persil	Sauge	Ail	Autre	Les pains	contenant le	soja et de	lin	Réglisse	La nourriture qui est la	plus riche de beaucoup dans	phytoestrogens est des	graines de soja. Une portion	typique de trois-once de	tofu, par exemple, contient	à peu près 23 milligrammes	de isoflavones (le groupe	majeur de phytoestrogens).	D \'une demi-tasse d \'arachides	écalé, d \'autre part, a moins	qu \'un dixième d \'un	milligramme. Les suppléments	ménopausiques faits des	herbes aiment que cohosh	noir, le trèfle rouge, et	quai de dông peut contenir	les niveaux de soja-comme	d \'oestrogènes de plante.	Pas assez de recherche a été	faite sur phytoestrogens,	donc nous ne savons pas	exactement qu \'ils font, mais	c \'est possible que mangeant	ces nourritures pourraient	aider des symptômes	ménopausiques tels que	rincer. Phytoestrogens est	les oestrogènes beaucoup	plus faibles qu \'humains,	donc c \'est peu probable	qu \'ils traitent rincer	vraiment pénible, mais vous	pourriez trouver ils aident	un morceau.	La façon la plus facile pour	prendre phytoestrogens sera	obligé à ajouter une pinte	de lait de soja à votre	régime quotidien, ou changer	à un pain de phytoestrogen	contient.	Quelques femmes trouvent	cela prenant phytoestrogens	supplémentaire fait leurs	éclats pires. Ceci pourraitêtre parce que les femmes	ménopausiques calmes ont	quelque oestrogène, fait des	autres hormones (les	androgènes); le	phytoestrogens pourrait	interférer avec ce procédé	de conversion.	Phytoestrogen pulvérise de	le et les pilules sont-ils	sûres pour prendre?	Les chercheurs britanniques	ont trouvé l \'année dernière	que mangeant à peu près deux	onces de poudre de soja	contenant 45 mg de	isoflavones chaque jour pour	juste deux semaines ont	stimulé la prolifération de	cellules de sein	épithéliales dans les femmes	de premenopausal.	Une étude américaine	précédente a trouvé une	augmentation dans la	prolifération de cellule de	sein dans plus qu \'un quart	de femmes données une	boisson de protéine de soja	quotidienne avec 38 mg de	isoflavones. N \'importe qui	qui a eu le cancer du sein	doit enfoncer aux	nourritures de soja (comme	le tofu), pas les pilules de	supplément ou les poudres.	Considérer cohosh	noir, que	vous pouvez acheter comme	les tablettes des magasins	d \'alimentation de santé.	Cohosh noir est une plante	de la famille de bouton	d \'or, Cimcifuga racimosa.	Il y a quelque preuve ( Therapeuticon	1987;1:23-31) qu \'il vraiment	peut aider des symptômes	ménopausiques tels que	transpirant et rince.	Cependant, il peut causer	des symptômes de boyaux, le	mal de tête et le vertige,	et vous devez l \'éviter si	vous prenez des médicaments	pour l \'hypertension.	Nutribread pour les Femmes	est disponible de	Waitrose supermarché .	Il contient phytoestrogens,	le calcium et le pétrole de	primevère du soir, et est	bas dans le sel. Fabricant: La	Boulangerie de Jackson de	william.	Les autres remèdes	à base de plantes	sont lourdement promus des	femmes ménopausiques, mais	il n \'y a pas de bonne preuve	scientifique qu \'ils sont	efficace.	Quai de	dông est une plante	chinoise, Angélique	sinensis. Une étude	l \'a donné à quelques	femmes ménopausiques, et	a donné de l \'une	tablette factice aux	autres. Il n \'y avait pas	de différence exécutée	entre quai de dông et la	tablette factice ( Fertilement	et la Stérilité	1997;68:981-6). Il peut	agir comme un sang plus	mince, donc vous devez	l \'éviter si vous prenez	des anticoagulants,	l \'aspirine ou les	drogues	similaires	Le pétrole du	soir de primevère a été	essayé dans une étude	dans laquelle femmes	quelques femmes ont été	données des capsules	factices et quelques-uns	ont été donnés le	pétrole de primevère. Il	n \'y avait pas de	différences dans les	transpirations d \'éclats	et nuit entre les	capsules factices et le	pétrole de primevère du	soir (le Journal	Médical britannique	1994;308:501-3).	Le trèfle rouge	est réclamé pour	soulager les symptômes	de la ménopause, mais la	bonne preuve pour	n \'importe quel effet	manque. Quelques études	n \'a pas montré d \'effet à	tout. Les autres études	réclament pour montrer	un effet, mais ont été	si endommagé ne peut pasêtre compté sur. ( Ménopause	2001:8:333-7). Il peut	agir comme un sang plus	mince, donc vous devez	l \'éviter si vous prenez	des anticoagulants,	l \'aspirine ou les	drogues similaires.	Le ginseng est une Chine	de forme d \'herbe et	Corée. 384 femmes qui	avaient les symptômes de	ménopause ont été	données du ginseng ou	une tablette factice	pour 4 mois. Il n \'y	avait pas de différence	entre l \'effet de ginseng	ou la tablette factice	(le Journal International	Recherche de	Pharmacologie Clinique	1999;19:89-99). Le	ginseng peut avoir	quelques effets	secondaires sérieux dans	quelques gens.	Que votre médecin peut	faire	La thérapie de remplacement	d \'hormone (HRT )	est le traitement le plus	efficace pour rincer	ménopausique. Il consiste en	de l \'oestrogène et (à moins	que vous avez eu une	hystérectomie) une dose	quotidienne de progestérone	pendant 14 jours du mois. Ce	peutêtre quelques semaines	avant que les éclats	disparaissent.	Les médecins sont calmes se	disputant des femmes comment	longues doit rester sur HRT.	Vous pourriez vous imaginer	que quand vous arrêtez	prenant HRT les niveaux en	baisse d \'hormones feront les	éclats reparaître. Ceci	arrive parfois, mais pas	dans toutes femmes. Quand	vous arrêtez HRT, la dose	peutêtre réduite très	graduellement pour que le	corps devient utilisé aux	niveaux en baisse.	Paroxetine et venlafaxine	sont des drogues qui peut	aider si vousêtes incapable	de prendre HRT et a éclats	vraiment des pénibles. Ils	sont principalement utilisés	pour traiter la dépression,	parce qu \'ils changent la	façon qui les cellules dans	les produits chimiques	d \'émetteur de poignée de	cerveau, tels que la	sérotonine et noradrenaline.	Ces produits chimiques	peuventêtre aussi impliqués	dans les éclats chauds, donc	il n \'étonne pas que ces	drogues réduisent des éclats.	Une étude de venlafaxine,	publié dans le journal	médical La Lancette	dans 2000, a trouvé qu \'il a	réduit des éclats chauds par	61%. Les livres recommandés	pour lisant plus: Manger	pour Battre la Ménopause	Un livre de recette par	Linda Kearns pour ces	souhaiter augmenter leur	prise de phytoestrogens. Il	inclut un ‹le gâteau de	ménopause› la recette. Le	Livre De Cuisine de	Ménopause	Un livre plein de grand	conseil et par-dessus 125	recettes merveilleuses pour	ajouter l \'oestrogène	naturellement à votre	régime.	Quelques femmes ou ne peut	pas tolérer la thérapie de	remplacement d \'hormone ou ne	sent pas c \'est bon pour eux.	Phytoestrogens ajoutant, les	oestrogènes naturels ont	trouvé dans la nourriture de	même que le calcium et les	antioxydants à un régime	pour tous les avantages	d \'oestrogène sans n \'importe	quel de ses inquiétudes. Manger	le Battement Intelligent la	Ménopause	Il y a eu beaucoup de	paniques récemment des	effets à long terme de	traitement de HRT et si	aujourd \'hui beaucoup de	femmes cherchent des	alternatives à HRT comme une	façon de traite les	symptômes de la ménopause.	Jane Franc a conçu ce livre	pour les femmes qui, comme	elle, préférer ne pasêtre	obligé à prendre HRT.	Pour plus amples	renseignements des	nutriments clés	différents	cela peut vous détendre	par la ménopause	cl Ick	ici. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[46]=new Array(47,"FR/hyperhydrosis.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Hyperhydrosis","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Hyperhydrosis Le quel est? A noté ordinairement comme les paumes et les pieds en sueur. Les malades notentgénéralement transpirer augmenté dans les paumes de leurs mains, leurs pieds etprobablement aussi dans le tronc. Selon quelques estimations, environ 2,8 pourcent de toutes souffrances de gens de transpirer d \'excès. Hyperhydrosis peutêtre guéri dans les façons différentes. Les aisselles ensueur, les mains et les pieds et les autres endroits de votre corps peut fairevous vous sentez fragile de vous. Transpirer, (a appelé aussi la transpirationou parfois la transpiration) il fait automatiquement ne fait pas vous sentirmauvais, c \'est les toxines qui attrapent des bactéries et si vous ne vous lavezpas toutes les bactéries juste y reste. Les mains en sueur ne font pas de bonnepremière impression parmi les nouveaux gens. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[47]=new Array(48,"FR/Beta%20Blockers.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Beta Blockers","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated.	Guérir votre	rougir du visage	avec l \'usage de	Blockers de Bêta. Blockers de Bêta de Adrenergic A utilisé surtout pour traiter l \'hypertension. Il est aussi utilisé pour traiter l \'anxiété situationnelle, comme la peur d \'étape, parce qu \'il réduit des réponses d \'adrénaline compatissantes du corps, et ainsi empêche les symptômes physiques d \'anxiété d \'exécution, à savoir, courant le coeur, trembler, etc.	Il est typiquement utilisé sur un comme la base nécessaire avant une exécution exige l \'événement. Ceci est en fait une forme d \'anxiété sociale spécifique, et blockers de bêta est un grand traitement. Sans aucun doute, vous essaieriez un de ceux-ci avant que vous recourriez à quelque chose comme un benzodiazepine comme une drogue comme le VALIUM ou à Xanax. Atenolol Lopresor Inderal Le traitement le plus commun est le bêta blocker propranolol, connu par le nom de marque Inderal . Propranolol est de beaucoup le plus efficace pour ce désordre. C \'est très similaire à Atenolol, sauf c \'est	Une petite gamme plus large dans les récepteurs qu \'il frappe dans le corps. Mais, pour les gens avec l \'asthme, Atenolol est typiquement utilisé parce qu \'il n \'interfère pas avec les récepteurs qui peuvent faire les symptômes d \'asthme pires, comme la boîte de propranolol.	Pour un fard à joues du visage la pire chose sur la terre sera	obligé à dire n \'importe qui de ce problème. C \'est presque comme	gênant comme allant rouge devant un groupe de gens. Cela le fait	dur pour un fard à joues à obtenir l \'aide. Ici Vous	pouvez acheter des médecines en ligne sans la prescription, et	sans étant obligé à confronter un médecin avec ce problème.	Beaucoup de médecins ne pensent pas c \'est un tel grand problème	parce que la plupart des gens rougissent parfois. FacialBlush.comm	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[48]=new Array(49,"FR/Aspirin.html","2001-01-01","Solutions contre le rougissement","rougissement, aspirin, rougissement dans le visage, rougissement facial, comment cesser rougissement","Rougissement facial. Trouver les meilleures méthodes pour cesser le rougissement. Lire le manuel de Blushers, et apprendre comment arrêter la mort de l embarras.","This function is not yet activated. L \'aspirine et rincer problèmes Pendant n \'importe quelle forme d \'exercice, les muscles et arachidonic derelâchement de vaisseaux sanguins produits acides qui augmentent le flux desang, la cause inflammation locale et stimule le relâchement d \'autres substancesde dilator. Cela peut vous donner une visage rouge pour le jour entier. La meilleure façon pour bloquer la génération de arachidonic les produits acidessont avec la prescription cyclooxygenase blockers (BARREUR 2). Mais l \'aspirine fait un très bon travail aussi (mieux que ibuprofen). La raisonpourquoi je suggère une aspirine de bébé revêtue entérique (81 mgs) avant qu \'etaprès la séance de mise en forme est (1) diminuer le potentiel d \'effetssecondaires gastro-intestinaux, (2) avoir l \'aspirine dans le système avant queexcercising parce que c \'est plus facile à bloquer un enzmye tel quecyclooxygenase avant qu \'il ait ait été ait activé en exercant et (3) aprèsexcercise parce que le flux de sang augmenté à la visage livre en fait plus demédicaments à La peau du visage par la dynamique de flux simple. N \'il est pascertainement la réponse au blocage de rincer, mais il peut réduire rincer un peuet l \'aide réduit le «le syndrome de rendement» le jour suivant. Lamoitié une tablette d \'aspirine de Bayer de taille régulière, qui est 81mg dure à peu près 5 heures. Le revêtement entérique est un revêtement de sûretéretardé-relâché qui fournit la protection d \'estomac supplémentaire. Lerevêtement entérique de sûreté est conçu pour permettre à l \'aspirine pour passerpar l \'estomac au petit intestin avant de dissoudre. L \'aspirine n \'est pasappropriée pour tout le monde, doncêtre sûr de parler à votre médecin avant quevous commencez un régime d \'aspirine. La Force basse 81 mg. http://www.bayeraspirin.com/products/ar/ar_als81.htm Ecotrin a un héritage long comme un produit sûr et fié. Ecotrin est laseule marque d \'aspirine qui offre une ligne complète de forces de sûreté-revêtu.C \'est plus sûr pour l \'usage de tous les jours parce qu \'il offre l \'avantage deprotection d \'estomac. La Force basse 81 mg. http://ecotrin.com/about-ecotrin/ecotrin-comparison.asp FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[49]=new Array(50,"FR/Solutions%20contre%20le%20rougissement%20-hyperhydrosis.html","2001-01-01","Solutions contre le rougissement","hyperhydrosis, sueur, transpiration, aisselle , rougissement, rougissement dans le visage, rougissement facial, comment cesser rougissement","Rougissement facial. Trouver les meilleures méthodes pour cesser le rougissement. Lire le manuel de Blushers, et apprendre comment arrêter la mort de l embarras.","This function is not yet activated. Hyperhydrosis Le quel est? A noté ordinairement comme les paumes et les pieds en sueur. Les malades notentgénéralement transpirer augmenté dans les paumes de leurs mains, leurs pieds etprobablement aussi dans le tronc. Selon quelques estimations, environ 2,8 pourcent de toutes souffrances de gens de transpirer d \'excès. Hyperhydrosis peutêtre guéri dans les façons différentes. Les aisselles ensueur, les mains et les pieds et les autres endroits de votre corps peut fairevous vous sentez fragile de vous. Transpirer, (a appelé aussi la transpirationou parfois la transpiration) il fait automatiquement ne fait pas vous sentirmauvais, c \'est les toxines qui attrapent des bactéries et si vous ne vous lavezpas toutes les bactéries juste y reste. Les mains en sueur ne font pas de bonnepremière impression parmi les nouveaux gens. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[50]=new Array(51,"FR/Erythrophobia.html","2001-01-01","Solutions contre le rougissement","rougissement, rougissement dans le visage, rougissement facial, comment cesser rougissement","Rougissement facial. Trouver les meilleures méthodes pour cesser le rougissement. Lire le manuel de Blushers, et apprendre comment arrêter la mort de l embarras.","This function is not yet activated.	Les définitions différentes	et	les symptômes de près	apparentés	Erythema Cranio	DU VISAGE idiopathique	Est le cas sévère de rougir. Rougirint ense,	souvent sans cause apparente.	La sensation de chaleur	dans la visage.	Déshonorer et l \'embarras.	L \'action d \'éviter de	contact d \'oeil.	L \'action d \'éviter de	détentes possibles, y	compris la réunion	nouveaux gens ou parlant	devant les groupes, pour	la crainte allant rouge. Erythrophobia	Définition:	Erythrophobia/Erytophobia/Ereuthophobia	se Réfère à une à la crainte	anormale et persistante	d \'aux lumières rouges et	rouges, ou rougir. (Rougissant	la Phobie) Phobie sociale -	Un type de désordre	d \'anxiété caractérisé par	l \'extrême et l \'anxiété	persistante dans situations	social et d \'exécution.	Dépression	Anxiété	Craintes	Lushing	de b	La secousse transpire	Les situations le plus	ordinairement craint par	les individus avec la	Phobie Sociale incluent:	Etant introduit	Les gens de	réunion dans l \'autorité	L \'utilisation du	téléphone quand les	autres sont environ ou	dans un endroit	bondé	Visiteurs	de réception	Etant regardé faire	quelque chose	Etant taquiné ou étant	critiqué	Manger à à la maison	avec la famille	Manger ou parler dans le	public	L \'écriture devant les	autres	L \'utilisation toilettes	publiques ou transporte	Etre dans les situations	sociales o ils peuvent	dire ou peuvent faire	des choses sottes	Etre dans les situations	o ils peuvent rougir ou	peuvent apparaître	soucieux	Les centres commerciaux,	les galeries marchandes	et le département	emmagasinent	Faire la queue ou met en	file d \'attente.	Hyperhidrosis - Un	désordre caractérisé par	transpirer excessif. Une	personne avec	hyperhidrosis peut	transpirer lourdement	assez pour tremper leurs	vêtements. De nouveau,	un système nerveux,	compatissant et	débordant est pensé pourêtre la cause, qui	explique pourquoi	quelques gens qui ont la	souffrance de erythema	cranio du visage	idiopathique de	hyperhidrosis aussi. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[51]=new Array(52,"FR/Solutions_contre%20le_rougissement_livres.html","2001-01-01","Solutions contre le rougissement","rougissement, livres, rougissement dans le visage, rougissement facial, comment cesser rougissement","Rougissement facial. Trouver les meilleures méthodes pour cesser le rougissement. Lire le manuel de Blushers, et apprendre comment arrêter la mort de l embarras.","This function is not yet activated. Livres recommandés	Une équipe de psychologues	indiquent leur programme prouvé	pour surmonter la phobie	sociale. Ils fournissent des	questionnaires pour vous aider à	analyser vos symptômes et à	projeter votre programme	personnalisé, qualifications de	faire face, techniques	cognitif-comportementales,	exemples réels et directives	claires.	Pour commander le clic	ici	Ce guide de débrouillardise	emploie efficacement quatre	études de cas pour démontrer les	stratégies et les techniques	recommandées par l \'auteur et vit	jusqu \'à sa promesse comme guide	étape-par-étape pour surmonter	la timidité et la phobie	sociale. Pour commander le clic	ici	Professeur Carducci de	psychologie définit la timidité	comme «trait de personnalité»	plutôt que comme désordre émotif	ou maladie mentale. En fait, il	affirme, presque chacun souffre	de la timidité à un certain	degré et à un moment donné dans	la vie. Pour certains, en raison	des combinaisons de biologie,	d \'environnement, d \'expérience et	de psychologie, la timidité peut	causer beaucoup d \'ennui.	Reconnaître l \'handicap que ce	trait peut devenir, en	particulier dans la culture	occidentale courante, Carducci	essaye «de ne pas transformer	des introverts en extrovertit»	mais d \'enseigner plutôt des	lecteurs à vivre «une vie avec	succès timide.» Commençant par	un questionnaire à déterminer le	niveau du lecteur de la timidité	et son impact la vie	quotidienne, Carducci suggère	beaucoup de techniques pour	faire face à social spécifique,	au lieu de travail et entretien	personnel de situations, y	compris des réunions,	d \'entrevues, de dates, de	paroles, de présentations, de	gestion de réseau et de partie	au petit. Il recommande de	maintenir «un journal timide de	la vie» dans ce que pour	enregistrer des expériences et	des résolutions pour «augmenter	votre confort répartissent en	zones.» Carducci inclut	également des descriptions	d \'activité convenable de cerveau	et d \'information utile pour des	parents et des professeurs des	enfants timides. Pour commander	le clic	ici	Se sentir bon n \'est pas	simplement pour médicalement	enfoncé. Il a vendu trois	millions de copies parce qu \'il	vous forme pour naviguer les	mers plus mondaines de l \'humeur	et de l \'émotion quotidiennes, et	fournit des distinctions	valables telles que la	différence entre la tristesse et	la dépression véritables.	L \'ancien est une pièce d \'être	humain, agrandit notre	expérience de la vie et apporte	la connaissance de soi, alors	que le dernier suffoque par	fermeture notre avis sur les	possibilités de vie.	Identifier quelles causes que	votre humeur balance, pincer les	sentiments négatifs dans le	bourgeon, traiter la	culpabilité, manipuler	l \'hostilité et la critique,	surmonter l \'amour et penchant	d \'approbation, battement	«-nothingism», désamorcer la	colère, surmontent le	perfectionnisme, font face à	l \'effort, évitent la spirale de	haut en bas de la dépression,	établissent l \'amour-propre, bon	journalier de sensation	Pour commander le clic	ici	Ce livre suggère les exercices	de relaxation et les mesures	confiance-amplifiantes, qui	peuvent aider à rendre	rougissant moins grave, et	réduit au minimum l \'impact qu \'il	a la vie. En enseignant des	manières de faire face à	l \'embarras et aux difficultés	sociales, les personnes d \'aides	de Robert Edelmann surmontent	les barrières à une vie et à une	carrière sociales réussies.	Pour commander le clic	ici	Ce guide étape-par-étape de	surmonter la crainte de	l \'interaction sociale fournit	une vue d \'ensemble complète et	inclut les exercices	comportementaux de	compétence-bâtiment qui ont été	efficaces prouvé dans la plupart	des cas.	Pour commander le clic	ici	Le bonheur et le succès sont des	habitudes. Sont défectueux ainsi	et la misère. Mais des habitudes	négatives peuventêtre	changées--et la	Psychopathe-Cybernétique vous	montre comment ! Avec plus de 30	millions de copies s \'est vendu	depuis sa publication originale	en 1960,	Psychopathe-Cybernétique a été	employé par des athlètes,	entrepreneurs, étudiants	d \'université, et beaucoup	d \'autres, pour réaliser des buts	vie-changeants--du poids perdant	à augmenter considérablement	leur revenu--constatant que le	succès est non seulement	possible mais remarquablement	simple. Maintenant mis à jour	pour inclure les anecdotes	actuelles et les personnalités	courantes.	Pour commander le clic	ici	La timidité commence seulement à	couvrir la gamme des inquiétudes	sociales et des phobies sociales	couvertes par Schneier, le	sous-directeur de la clinique de	désordres d \'inquiétude à	l \'institut psychiatrique de	l \'état de New-York, et le	Welkowitz, un psychologue de	recherches également à	l \'institut. Il y a des craintes	de manger en public et des	salles de bains publiques aussi	bien que des craintes de la	prise de parole en public,	dater, parlant au patron. Il y a	probablement plus ici que la	personne timide moyenne	recherchant l \'aide veut, comme	environ deux-tiers du livre est	au sujet de la timidité	fondamentale de facteurs :	biologie, évolution,	socialisation, culture,	sociologie, psychologie et ainsi	de suite. Il y a également un	chapitre composé d \'essais cela,	alors que de l \'excellente	provenance, ne font étrangement	aucune distinction entre	différentes sortes d \'inquiétude	sociale. Les chapitres pratiques	qui suivent sont valables,	particulièrement quand ils	collent au conseil ou à la	thérapie médical plein ; conseil	social tel qu \'encourager la	giroflée à utiliser les ouvreurs	«apparemment bébêtes» ? par	exemple, «avoir I vu te quelque	part avant ?» et «venu ici	souvent ? » ? est moins ainsi.	Dans un système que les lecteurs	d \'aiguillons pour placer les	buts spécifiques et réalistes	chaque semaine et la parcelle de	terrain dehors comment les	atteindre, les auteurs	encouragent l \'exposition à	affaiblir des situations et à se	développer des réponses	positives pour remplacer le	négatif (habituellement non	reconnu) ceux. En outre utile	est le conseil concret aux	parents des enfants timides et	d \'une diminution des effectifs	des effets et des effets	secondaires des beta-blockers,	des benzodiazépines (par	exemple, valium), du SSRIs (par	exemple, Prozac) et du MAOIs	(par exemple, Nardil).	Pour commander le clic	ici	Livre de éclairage de Dr. Raj	Persaud \'s le nouveau est visé	n \'importe qui qui veut rester	libre des problèmes	psychologiques--quoi que leur	état d \'esprit actuel. Se	concentrant sur l \'empêchement,	et dessinant sur plus de	références than700	internationales, Dr. Persaud	explique la «tactique» qui	aidera à renforcer votre psyche	et à ramener votre vulnérabilité	aux problèmes émotifs--pour de	bon. Pour commander le clic	ici	Naturellement je dois	recommander mon propre livre	concernant la façon résoudre	votre problème avec le	rougissement pour de bon. Inclut	ceci : Comment changer vos	modèles de pensée et cesser	rougissement. Programme de	formation mental. Apprendre	comment détendre. Essai de	personnalité. Cliniques et	médecins recommandés. Médecines	recommandées, et adresses aux	sites Web qui n \'ont pas besoin	d \'une prescription pour fournir	votre médecine de choix.	Produits utiles énumérés, avec	des revendeurs et des adresses.	Bouts et techniques, avec des	exemples réels, et un bon nombre	de plus. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	|	Methods to Cure Facial Blushing	| Vote	| Articles	| Contact	| The	Blushers Manual",12);arrFiles[52]=new Array(53,"FR/links.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Links ","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Link to us! If you would like to link to us, usethis code below and contact us when the link is placed on your page. <font color=#0000FF><a href=http://www.FacialBlush.com> <font color=#0000FF>How to Stop Facial Blushing</font></a></font><fontcolor=#000000><br> </font></b><font color=#000000>The methods and the cures. This is how our link will look like: How to Stop Facial Blushing The methods and the cures. XLPharmacy Sells prescription drugs without the problem of visiting a doctor face to face. Which is one of the main problems for a facial blusher or person with socialphobia. Generic-Name: Trade-Name Atenolol: Atenolol Venlafaxine: Effexor Fluoxetine: Prozac Sertraline: HCL Zoloft Citalopram: CELEXA Carvedilol: Carvedilol Metoprolol: Lopressor Propranolol: Inderal LA (long acting), Inderal Fluoxetine Hydrochloride: Prozac Check the medicine page formore information about cures for blushing. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[53]=new Array(54,"FR/Solutions_contre_le_rougissement_hypnosis.html","2001-01-01","Solutions contre le rougissement","rougissement, hypnosis, rougissement dans le visage, rougissement facial, comment cesser rougissement","Rougissement facial. Trouver les meilleures méthodes pour cesser le rougissement. Lire le manuel de Blushers, et apprendre comment arrêter la mort de l embarras.","This function is not yet activated. Quelleest hypnose ? On comprend que l \'hypnose est un état psychologique enlequel un individu peutêtre induit montrer des différences apparentes dans lecomportement et la pensée. Bien que quelques individus connaissent uneaugmentation de suggestibility et de sentiments subjectifs «d \'un état changé deconscience», cela ne vaut pas pour chacun. En fait, quelques indicateurshypnotiques supposés et changements subjectifs peuventêtre réalisés sansrelaxation ou induction prolongée, un fait qui augmente la polémique autour del \'hypnose La discussion intense entoure la matière de l \'hypnose. Quelquesscientifiques ont contesté son existence même, alors que beaucoup de thérapeutesexigent sur sa valeur. Une source potentielle de polémique est la grande variétéde théories d \'hypnose qui ont été traditionnellement coupées en camps de «état»et de «non-état». Cette polémique peut diminuer pendant que les techniquesmodernes de cerveau-formation image offrent l \'espoir pour un plus grandarrangement de la nature de l \'hypnose et la valeur des deux perspectives est deplus en plus identifiée. Source : wikipedia.org FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[54]=new Array(55,"FR/Hara.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Hara - Technique from Aikido","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Hara - Technique from Aikido Here is a technique that a doctor explained, that should help a blusher to relax and feel stronger. Most people nowadays are familiar with the notion of Chi or energy and some awareness of Meridians and Acupuncture. Based on this, you canexplain that in Aikido, there is a belief that Hara or One Point (approx threefingers below the belly button) is the centre of balance, strength and calmness. Get the client to stand up,feet hip width apart, and look straight ahead. Stand at a 90 degree angle andtest their centre of balance by gently (very gently to start with) rocking themfrom the shoulder from front to back and side to side. The client will probablywobble a little. State that the belief isthat, in the West, we focus all of our attention from the forehead. Ask theclient to imagine that it was possible to drop the focus of attention down toHara. Then ask the client to take a deep breath in and as they breath out toimagine the focus of their attention going down to Hara. If they struggle atthis point, ask them to imagine breathing in light and that light moving downinto a ball at Hara. Test the client... theyshould be more balanced. If they manage to focus on Hara they will feel morecalm and test more strongly. Once you have Hara, ask theclient to think of something mildly unpleasant. Test again... they will be farmore wobbly... literally off balance. Get Hara again. Tell themthat it is very important that they focus on Hara, keep Hara and concentrate onHara then ask them to think about the mildly unpleasant memory/event whilstkeeping on reminding them to focus on Hara. They will test stronger again. Ask the client what thedifference was. They will most likely say they felt much calmer and able tocope. Ask them to get Hara and then test the blush out... it is likely to bereduced. At this point you can introduce the presupposition that, if they canachieve that much reduction at this point in the session, you wonder just howmuch more they will achieve by the end of the session. How much of Hara is usefulbecause of the deep breathing and carbon dioxide intake, how much is placebo andhow much is the x factor I don \'t know. I just know that I \'ve found it very useful with many persons. Hope you find this useful -have fun! PS: One tip I \'ve had withHara is that it can be useful to click your fingers at around about the point ofHara (keeping a decent distance, obviously). This gives an auditory clue to theclient in the initial stages. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[55]=new Array(56,"FR/popup/ETS.html","2001-01-01","Solutions contre le rougissement","rougissement, rougissement dans le visage, rougissement facial, comment cesser rougissement","Rougissement facial. Trouver les meilleures méthodes pour cesser le rougissement. Lire le manuel de Blushers, et apprendre comment arrêter la mort de l embarras.","ETS (Sympathectomy thoracique endoscopique) Cette technique implique, découpage ou blocage	(appelé l \'ESB) ou retenue (appelée l \'ETS-C) du nerf sympathique. La retenue	et le blocage permet au procédé d \'être renversé par opposition à la	chirurgie traditionnelle d \'ETS dans laquelle les nerfs sont divisés	réellement. La réversibilité des procédures a été	démontrée à la gamme entre 3-6 mois suivant la chirurgie. Il n \'y a aucun	potentiel pour l \'inversion avec la technique de découpage d \'ETS. ETS est exécuté sous une anesthésie douce et	générale et exige un chirurgien habile. Les chirurgiens entrent dans la	cavité de coffre par les petites incisions (de seul 5 millimètres de	diamètre) situées de chaque côté du corps juste sous l \'aisselle. Un peu d \'anhydride carbonique (un gaz	inoffensif) est présenté dans la cavité de coffre afin de pousser doucement	le poumon de côté. Ceci fournit une vue très claire de la chaîne sympathique	des nerfs qui est située le long de l \'épine à l \'intérieur de la cavité de	coffre. Les chirurgiens exposent alors la chaîne	sympathique de ganglion et couper ou placer les petites brides au-dessus du	nerf responsable de la transpiration et/ou du rougissement. Pour la transpiration et l \'underarm de main	suant, les brides sont excédent placé le 3ème et 4ème ganglia (T3-T4) de la	chaîne sympathique de nerf. Les meilleures cibles de cette technique	remettent et underarm suant, et peuvent également réduire le rougissement de	transpiration de massage facial. Pour le massage facial suant et rougissant	facial, les brides sont excédent placé le deuxième ganglion (T2) de la	chaîne sympathique de nerf. Cette meilleure transpiration de massage facial	de cibles de technique/rougissant, comme n \'importe quelle main suant le	patient peut avoir. À la fin de l \'opération, le gaz d \'anhydride	carbonique est évacué et les incisions sont fermées avec un point absorbable	qui n \'a pas besoin de déplacement. Le procédé est alors répété de l \'autre	côté. Une radiographie de la poitrine est alors exécutée pour assurer que	les poumons sont entièrement gonflés. Le patient peut reprendre le travail dans un	délai de 48 heures et retourner aux activités de sports en 5-7 jours. ETS devrait seulementêtre considéré en dernier recours pour le traitement des cas résistants qui	ne s \'améliorent pas de manière significative par la thérapie conventionnelle.	Quelques médecins n \'ont plus recommandé ETS pour ceux qui souffre seulement	du rougissement facial. www.facialblush.com www.facialblush.com",12);arrFiles[56]=new Array(57,"FR/ETS%20risks.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: The risks with ETS (Endoscopic Transthoracic Sympathectomy)","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. The risks with	ETS Learn how this surgery is performed. ETS: (Endoscopic Transthoracic	Sympathectomy) Means cutting sympathetic nerve or removing a sympathetic ganglion. ETS-C and ETS-B: The full name of ETS-C or ESB is Endoscopic Thoracic Sympathetic Block by	clamping. It means interrupting sympathetic nervous conduction by clamping	with a titanium clip and then therapeutic purpose is achieved. No cut of	nervous trunk is performed on clamping method, for this sake, it possesses	reversible potential by removal of the clip . Those methods does not	provide for guaranteed complete reversal, but the methods gives a much	greater opportunity for reversal. ESB-4: Means block 4th segment of Thoracic Sympathetic Ganglion to treat hand and	armpit sweating problems. The specialty of ESB4 is which can treat hand or	armpit sweating, effectively without inducing reflex sweating. The Lin-Telaranta classification of symptoms: In HH,	(Hyper Hydrosis) or hand sweating, only the T4 level is treated In FS, or facial sweating, as in CH or craniofacial hyperhidrosis, only the	T3 level needs to be treated In FB, or facial blushing, T2 level needs to be treated In SP, or social phobia, depending on the more specific examination, left	sided T2 to T4 treatment may be sufficient, in some cases the surgery has to	be bilateral.	Read more below about blushing and sweating. The Sympathetic Nervous System. Picture The sympathetic and the parasympathetic nervous system are parts of what is commonly called the autonomic nervous system. (Autonomic = can not be controlled by the mind). You can say that these systems work in balance with each other and directly	or indirectly affect almost every structure in the body (e.g. heart	frequency, heart capacity, lumbar function, kidneys, blood vessels, stomach	and intestines) • The sympathetic nervous system has an active pushing function. • The parasympathetic has mainly a relaxing function. The sympathetic nervous system is located to the sympathetic chain, which	connects to skin, blood vessels and organs in the body cavity. The	sympathetic chain is located on both sides of the spine and consists of	ganglia’s. The autonomic nervous system is most important in two situations: emergency	situations that cause stress and require us to fight or take flight, and	no emergency situations that allow us to rest and digest. The autonomic	nervous system also acts in normal situations to maintain normal internal	functions and works with the somatic nervous system. (The somatic nervous	system controls all voluntary systems within the body.) When the body reacts to signals about e.g. danger it is the sympathetic	ganglia that makes The lungs and the bronchial tubes are widened to give us	more oxygen. The motility in the intestine is reduced - we shall not digest	food - we must fight or run away! Blood is sent to the brain while skin and internal organs get less. Muscle tension is increased. Heart rate and force is increased. Below you can find a summary of some of these effects: Sympathetic Structure Parasympathetic Rate increased Heart Rate decreased Force increased Heart Force decreased Bronchial muscle relaxed Lungs Bronchial muscle contracted Pupil dilation Eye Pupil constriction Motility reduced Intestine Digestion increased Sphincter closed Bladder Sphincter relaxed Decreased urine secretion Kidneys Increased urine secretion The Risks and the Side	effects of ETS :	Below is a list of possible symptoms which you may or may not encounter. Each person reacts differently, so please do not believe that you will	develop all the symptoms below.	The side effects you may get depends a lot on which T you disconnected and	with what method that was done, the more aggression the surgeon used on the	nerve and the tissue the more	side effects. It is unclear how much the side effects differs between	the commonly used ETS methods listed above. Alertness Because the sympathetic nervous system controls some very specific functions	that tie in directly to brain function, fiddling with it can severely	deplete one \'s ability to concentrate and general sense of mental stability	and alertness. A lot of ETS:ers describe it as a feeling of fuzziness Death There are 2 problems here: Firstly, the small number of people who have died	on the operating table. Whilst there is a risk in any surgery, ultimately	this is an unnecessary surgery. There is an argument as to whether ETS	should be done unilaterally (one side at a time), thus avoiding the risk of	collapsing both lungs in the same operation. The tragic death of an Irishman	on the operation table last year received a coroner \'s verdict of death by	medical misadventure, and High Court action has been commenced. Secondly, death has followed ETS through consequent suicide due to side	effects. Horribly, a young man in USA committed suicide in March 2003. Also	around the world people have made multiple suicides and attempts, directly	because of ETS side effects. Fatigue This loss of energy has been considerable enough to disable patients. Some	degree of fatigue is not uncommon Flushing Many patients find that after ETS they develop a flushing problem. There	seems a lot of confusion as to why this happens, so all we can do is repeat	some of the ideas which attempt to explain this. A distinction is drawn here	between blushing, and flushing. Sympathectomy surgeon Telaranta describes	blushing as a sympathetic mechanism, whilst flushing is a parasympathetic	mechanism. One might wonder then whether removing sympathetic tone allows	the parasympathetic system to take over, thus causing flushing. Another idea is that the sympathetic system is responsible for constricting	the blood vessels, whilst the parasympathetic system allows for the	opposite. Thus, removal of sympathetic tone allows too much parasympathetic	stimuli, engendering vasodilatation, which manifests as redness on the face.	This ties in with the reason for using ETS to treat Raynauds of the hands ~	to remove sympathetic tone, thus the blood vessels dilate, so that they get	warmer. Telaranta is quoted as saying that dilation of blood vessels in the	peripheries due to sympathectomy is a tool for treating Raynauds, but the	same action does not happen in the face because the sympathetic system works	differently there. A much simpler idea is that, where before ETS, flushing due to heat,	hormones and emotion could be avoided through the natural cooling mechanism	of perspiration from the head, the inability to release this heat causes	flushing. ETS surgeon Reisfeld suggests the problem is due to denervation	hypersensitivity. Here, the blood vessels become very sensitive to certain	circulating hormones within the blood system Gustatory Sweating One of the few possible side effects which the Surgeons all acknowledge,	though there is huge disparity in quoted incidence. One recent study (Video	assistance reduces complication rate of thoracoscopic sympathicotomy for	hyperhidrosis (Johannes Zacherl, MDa, Martin Imhof, MDa, Erik R. Huber, MDa, Eugen G. Plas,	MDa, Friedrich Herbst, MDa, Raimund Jakesz, MDa, Reinhold Függer, MDa)	studied 558 patients and found 50.4% with Gustatory Sweating. Research	Frey \'s Syndrome. Heart problems Bradycardia is a recognized potential side effect of sympathectomy. Two	American patients of surgeons who also operate in Britain advised that PET	scans showed damage to the sympathetic nerves innervating the heart. One was	told that he was somewhere between normal and pure autonomic failure. While	it is not uncommon to complain of reduced exercise capacity, very few have	complained of significant heart problems. Horner \'s syndrome This can be brought about by both ETS and nerve graft reversal. The low	incidence of Horner \'s through sympathectomy possibly explains why it is	always included as a possible side effect by promoters of sympathectomy. The	occasional unfortunate ancillary advice that this is a condition that can be	remedied by a simple operation is perhaps a little misleading. Hyperhidrosis The idea that post ETS hyperhidrosis is solely due to compensatory sweating	is a nonsense. The total body perspiration experienced after ETS is greater	than the total body perspiration before ETS. This extra amount has been	described as reflex sweating. No one fully understands it, but theories	advanced attribute it to bad feedback from the build up of scar around	nerves, or the break in communication between the brain and the lower body	sweat glands. Even using the Surgeons \' vocabulary, the nonsense statistics	of reported compensatory sweating are now being replaced by more realistic	figures, such as Gossot et al \'s 2001 publication about 940 patients, which	advised an incidence of 100%. A 2003 publication by Gossot et al advised	that compensatory hyperhidrosis did not improve with time. Impotence Long	recognized to be a side effect of lumbar Sympathectomy (same nerve	chain, though cut lower down the trunk), there has been a surprising	reticence to acknowledge impotence due to thoracic Sympathectomy. The	Radisson Group contains members with greatly reduced sexual strength which	can not be attributed to psychological problems in the wake of ETS. Erec dys	is a recognized symptom of autonomic dysfunction. (Indeed autonomic	dysfunction also has symptoms of dizziness, bladder atone, dry eyes & mouth,	and pupil abnormalities.) Sympathectomy is a massive trauma to the autonomic	system. This seems to affect a relatively low percentage f people. Oversensitivity to stress, sounds and lights, smells and Many of us now react abnormally to simple stimuli of sounds, light and	touch. Whilst ETS is sometimes performed to combat social phobia, many of us	now have far reduced tolerance to stress. Pain Sympathectomy has long been touted as a cure for pain syndromes, such as	the particularly nasty RSD (Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy)/CRPS (Common	Regional Pain Syndrome). Long term pain which can be easily and directly	traceable to ETS does not seem terribly common. There are 2 important points	to make here: 1) ETS is not a valid option for pain syndrome. 2) ETS can cause pain syndrome where there was none previously. Puffy eyes A common observation amongst ETS patients. This is interesting in that it is	another symptom shared by patients with thyroid problems, which are	ultimately disturbances to the endocrine system. Incidence is low, an	example of how we are all affected in so many different ways. Raynaud \'s Disease This condition afflicts the peripheries, and is a touted reason for ETS.	Many experienced warmer hands for some extended period after the operation,	only for them to become sub normally cold afterwards. ETS corrupts peripheral blood flow and causes a condition similar to	Raynaud \'s. Cold extremities	ETS causes contra lateral vasoconstriction, leading to cold extremities in	the areas of sympathetic denervation. Many of us found that our hands were	warmer than normal after ETS, before they gradually went the opposite way,	and become prone to being frighteningly cold. The interesting question here,	is that this does not apply purely to the areas of sympathetic denervation	(hands, fingers, ears etc), but can also affect the feet, which maintain	sympathetic innervation \'s after ETS. Reduced pulse	This consequence of ETS	is hailed as a positive by ETS surgeons. However, little connection is made	between those patients who might benefit from a reduced pulse, and those	patients which are admitted for ETS. Moreover, acceptance of the degree to	which this is a problem is again disputed by ETS surgeons. Rhinitis Problems with nose and eyes can occur after ETS, including runny nose. This	does not appear to be terribly common, but has been admitted by Gossot et al	(Long-term results of Endoscopic Thoracic Sympathectomy for upper limb	hyperhidrosis) as appearing in chronic form in 2.4% of their sample of 382	patients. Another study (Video assistance reduces complication rate of	thoracoscopic sympathicotomy for hyperhidrosis (Johannes Zacherl, MDa,	Martin Imhof, MDa, Erik R. Huber, MDa, Eugen G. Plas, MDa, Friedrich Herbst,	MDa, Raimund Jakesz, MDa, Reinhold Függer, MDa) studied 558 patients and	found 8.3% with Rhinitis. They refer to vasomotor rhinitis as another	symptom of a stellate ganglion lesion Skin problems Lack of melanin, means reacting differently to sun. The skin is apparently	the biggest organ in the body. Whilst the denervated top area may suffer	from anhydrous and early aging due to ETS, the bottom half may be	susceptible to sweat induced rashes in cleft areas, such as between the	toes, or on the groin. Moreover, those who suffer permanent cold feelings	may experience this all over the body, in both denervated and still	innervated halves. The constant coldness suffered by some members might best	be explained to those who thankfully do not suffer this, by reminding them	of the feeling experienced with severe sunburn ~ the shivers, shakes and	flushes. Interestingly, a praised side effect of ETS is that it can reduce	acne, however, some have experienced very difficult skin conditions such as	eczema. Some members also report a reduced ability to tan after ETS. it is	pleasing to hear that some patients \' post ETS complaint about dry skin have	eased with time. Thermoregulation Unfortunately, it is not only the extremities which are subject to cold	sensitivity. For some of us, the whole body is subject to thermoregulatory	problems. Whilst the peripheral coldness described in the Raynaud \'s Disease	section can sometimes be akin to a frozen chicken feeling, this total body	thermoregulation is less severe, and can be described more as a general	feeling of being cold. Whereas the peripheral problem is largely influenced	by external temperatures, this total body thermoregulatory problem can be	evident regardless of temperature. Tinnitus Medical professionals using this site will not be surprised by this result	of damage to the sympathetic system. It is well documented in other	syndromes. This is not terribly common. Compensatory sweating	Everyone talks about the dreaded CS	(Compensatory sweating ) which almost 100%	of the people will have after ETS, even the doctor \'s websites can \'t avoid	mentioning it any more. But over and above the recognized side effects such	as CS, fatigue or Horner’s (droopy eye), there are so many other smaller	side effects that none of the websites mention, but which can make life much	more uncomfortable, if not down right miserable. Here \'s a list of other side effects/discomforts. Not everyone is	going to be affected by every side effect listed here, but enough of people	have agreed that many of these things started happening only after having	ETS. CS can get progressively worse and other problems can develop over	time. Acne Aged Hands Anger	Anxiety Back Pain / Nerve Pain Bad Circulation Blushing Body Odor Brittle Nails Burning Skin Sensation Can \'t get the temp right Chest Hair with	Distinct Line of Different Colors Chest Pain Cracked, Dry Lips Chronic	Fatigue, Lack of Energy Depression Dizzy Dry Itchy Scalp Eczema Excessive	Dandruff Extreme Dryness of Hands, Hands Feel Like They Are Sunburned and Electric Eyebrows Thinning Face	often hot Facial Pain Feeling Hot all the Time Feet Sweat Flushing Groin Sweat Gustatory sweating Hair Falling/Thinning Out (even young women) Hard, Sore & Sensitive	Nipples Headaches Impotence Inability to Tan Leg Pain Loss of	Adrenalin High Low Libido Muscle Weakness (lactic acid in the arms) Nerve Pain - Intercostals neuralgia Oily	Face Premature Grey Hair Premature Wrinkles Raynauds Disease Sensitivity to Cold Sensitivity to Heat Sensitivity to	Light Sensitivity to Smells Severe Compensatory Sweating Shortness of	Breathe Slowed Reaction Time Slowed Speech Slow Heart Rate Sores that don \'t	Heal Spacey Feeling Stomach Problems (constipation or diarrhea) Stuffy/Blocked Nasal Passages Urinary Problems Weight Gain	Some of the above symptoms may be the same,	but are described with slightly different words.	Here are my suggestions:	When you read about what a complicated system the sympathetic chain is, you	wonder how anyone can allow surgeons to perform ETS. If you are considering having ETS, I strongly recommend that you first try	other remedies. However, I also understand that some people may feel surgery	is the only option left. With that in mind, I \'ve put together a suggested	list of questions you should ask your doctor. Don \'t rush into surgery; take your time and do as much research as possible.	If you have doubts, postpone your decision until you are completely sure	that surgery is the only option left. Remember, this is surgery--it can not	be fully reversed (this includes early removal of clamps). Even the most	experienced ETS surgeon cannot guarantee good results. 1.) Consult at least two physicians that are familiar with the	procedure but do not perform the procedure or have any financial interest in	your decision. Try seeing one dermatologist and one neurologist. 2.) Bring a family member or close friend to the consultation. Having an	objective third party present will prevent you from making an emotional	decision regarding the surgery. 3.) Do not make your decision based solely on information gathered from	surgeons websites, brochures and phone calls to the surgeons office. 4.) Do not schedule a consolation that can be followed by a surgery the same	day. Go to a consultation and then spend at least a few weeks considering	the risks. 5.) If you go alone to the consultation, bring a tape recorder to record the	conversation. Tell the doctor you want to record the conversation. If he	objects, then you have learned something about him. 6.) Realize that testimonials from happy post-op patients are anecdotal and	do not reveal anything regarding the possibility that you will regret the	surgery. 7.) Even though a minority of patients regret the surgery, regret is not at	all rare. A five percent regret rate is 1 in 20 patients. A minority for	sure, but it’s hardly a rare occurrence. Many studies demonstrate regret	rates much higher over the long term. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[57]=new Array(58,"FR/stop_%20facial_blushing_books.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Books ","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Recommended books A team of psychologists reveal their proven program for overcoming socialphobia. They provide questionnaires to help you analyze your symptoms and planyour personalized program, coping skills, cognitive-behavioral techniques, reallife examples and clear guidelines. 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It is believed bypractitioners of acupuncture that ‘qi’ or ‘vital energy’ is redirected by theacupuncture process thereby helping the body heal itself. Acupuncture works by redirecting qi vital energy in the body. Pain orillnesses are treated by attempting to remedy local or systemic accumulations ordeficiencies of qi. Pain is considered to indicate blockage or stagnation of theflow of qi, and an axiom of the medical literature of acupuncture is no pain,no blockage; no blockage, no pain. The flow of qi through each of the twelve channels comprises of an internal andexternal pathway. The external pathway is what is normally shown on anacupuncture chart and it is relatively superficial. All the acupuncture pointsof a channel lie on its external pathway. The internal pathways are the deepcourse of the channel where it enters the body cavities and related Zang-Fuorgans. The superficial pathways of the twelve channels describe three completecircuits of the body. The flow of energy through the meridians is as follows: Lung channel of handtaiyin to Large Intestine channel of hand yangming to Stomach channel of footyangming to Spleen channel of foot taiyin to Heart channel of hand shaoyin toSmall Intestine channel of hand taiyang to Bladder channel of foot taiyang toKidney channel of foot shaoyin to Pericardium channel of hand jueyin to San Jiaochannel of hand shaoyang to Gallbladder channel of foot shaoyang to Liverchannel of foot jueyin then back to the Lung channel of hand taiyin. While it is claimed by some that there is no physical evidence for the existenceof qi or for its claimed effects, and that acupuncture is therefore apseudoscience or metaphysical belief, many patients experience the sensations ofstimulus known in Chinese as deqi (obtaining the qi) This was historicallyconsidered to be evidence of effective treatment. Often deqi takes the form of apropagation of sensation along the trajectory of the so-called acupuncturechannels or meridians. Research into the phenomena of deqi has mostly beenconducted in China and Japan. Treatment of acupoints may be performed along the 12 main or 8 extra meridianslocated throughout the body. 10 of the main meridians are named after organs ofthe body (Heart, Liver etc.) two after so called body functions (Heart Protectoror Pericardium, and San Jiao, triple heater). The two most important of theeight extra meridians are situated on the midline of the anterior andposterior of the trunk and head. The acupuncture treatment is carried out by an acupuncturist who is schooled inthe accurate placement of the needles along the 12 main and 8 secondarymeridians located throughout the body. The acupuncturist will decide which points to treat by thoroughly questioningthe patient, and utilizing the diagnostic skills of traditional Chinesemedicine, such as observation of the left and right radial pulse. There are various schools of acupuncture theory, including • TCM Style, • Zang Fu theory, • Five Element Acupuncture, • Japanese Meridian Therapy and • Medical acupuncture. Blushing when nervous is asign that there is too much heat disturbing your mind and spirit. The heat makesyour nervous system over-excitable and then all it takes is the extrastimulation of a little extra stress to produce your symptoms. Acupuncturepowerfully strengthens and calms the nervous system and is very effective intreating nerves and blushing. There should be good improvement after sixtreatments, though the full benefit may take longer to achieve. Treatment willuse points such as palace of the heart, a point on the hand which is a firepoint on a fire meridian and so very effective to clear heat and calm thespirit. This might be combined with shining sea near the ankle, whichstrengthens the water element to control the heat. The heat is probably arising from anxiety, worry or depression, and this can behelped by learning breathing methods and techniques of deep relaxation, perhapsby joining a meditation class. You should also ask your acupuncturist to showyou some points which you can treat yourself with acupressure massage justbefore a stressful occasion. This treatment combined withand/or without herbs may be effective for some people. FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual",12);arrFiles[59]=new Array(60,"FR/stop_%20facial_blushing_hyperhydrosis.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Hyperhydrosis","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Hyperhydrosis What is it? Commonly noted as sweaty palms and feet. Patients generally note increasedsweating in the palms of their hands, feet and possibly also in the trunk.According to some estimates, about 2.8 per cent of all people suffers fromexcess sweating. Hyperhydrosis may be cured in different ways. Sweaty armpits, hands and feet andother places of your body may make you feel insecure about yourself.Sweating, (also called perspiration or sometimes transpiration) it self does notmake you smell bad, it is the toxins that catch bacteria and if you do not washyourself all the bacteria just stays there. Sweaty hands does not make any goodfirst impression among new people. Other articles abouthyperhydrosis. Armpit Excessive Sweating Treatment Surgical Cure for Hyperhydrosis Dress shields for excessive sweating All Hyperhidrosis Treatment FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);arrFiles[60]=new Array(61,"FR/stop_%20facial_blushing_herbs.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Herbs","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Herbs One of the best herbs for sweating is sage. If youcan find some and make a tea, that may be helpful for you. Also, for anxiety, valerian root, kava kava or chamomile are good. Watch out though, valerian root, is really stinky! But it works great, so I suggest you get it in capsule form at the health food store or Apothecary if you can find it! Best of luck to you. Depending on what is causing the blushing, the valerian may help. If it is anxiety related, anything that calms you down should help with those symptoms. St. Johns worth Recommended Dose: 300 mg each evening containing 0.3% hypericin. (Dose may vary from brand to brand) High doses can cause light sensitivity.Avoid during pregnancy and breast feeding, May act as a sedative, May require6-8 weeks to notice full effect. Do not use while taking other antidepressantssuch as MAOI (monoamine oxidase inhibitors), TCA, (tricyclic acid) and SSRI(serotonin reuptake inhibitors) St. John’s Wort should be used with caution inconjunction with central nervous system depressants or stimulants Works againstthe effects of reserpine. Prolongs narcotic induced sleeping times. Valerian Primary used for sleep disorders and upset nerves. Recommended dose: 400-800 mgbefore bedtime. Do not take if already taking sleep-inducing drugs. May causeheartburn, upset stomach, diarrhea and allergic reactions in large doses. Maycause drowsiness. Avoid using heavy equipment or driving while using thisproduct. Sage Very good for reducing hand and foot sweat. Recommended dose: 450mg 3 timesdaily. Many Italians eat the leaves with bread and butter, as part of a healthy diet. Kava Kava Recommended dose: 2 x 750 mg per day. Do not exceed four Kava Kava capsules aday. It \'s best not take kava kava more than three or four days a week and take aweek off each month. Here are some of the effects that are noticed within anhour or two. A state of relaxation, without feeling drugged. Muscle tenseness isless. Peacefulness and contentment More sociable, especially with the right company. Mild euphoria, sometimes. Mental alertness is often not effected, except on high doses. Initial alertnessfollowed by drowsiness which comes on after a few hours, so Kava can be taken inthe evening, a few hours before bedtime. Chamomile Medical uses of Chamomile: Insomnia, anxiety, menopausal depression, loss ofappetite, dyspepsia, diarrhea, colic, aches and pains of flu, migraine,neuralgia, teething, vertigo, motion sickness, conjunctivitis, inflamed skin,urticaria. Recommended dosage: 2 x 250mg per day with a meal. Ginger Tea - Check out how easy it is to do! Hot ginger tea is an excellent winter drink. You can use it to strengthendigestion, improve circulation, or ward off colds, sore throat and the flu. Ifsomeone told you that NASA astronauts took ginger into space to combat travelsickness, you might tell them to pull the other one. In fact, it \'s 100 % true,the knobby brown rhizome is a champion at treating nausea of all kinds - evenhangovers. Ginger tea may also help with facial flushing/and facial blushing,but because the warming nature of ginger it may also cause FB/FF. This is individual so you have to try it before you know. Read the whole recipe here: FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	|	Methods to Cure Facial Blushing	| Vote	| Articles	| Contact	| The	Blushers Manual",12);arrFiles[61]=new Array(62,"FR/stop_facial_blushing_magnesium.html","2001-01-01","Facial Blushing: Magnesium","blushing, facial blushing, how to stop blushing","Facial Blushing. Find the best methods to stop blushing. Read The Blushers Manual, and learn how to stop dying of embarrassment.","This function is not yet activated. Magnesium 250mg a day helpswith anxiety, blushing and others. You can buy powdered form that you mix withwater and it tastes like lemon juice. The recommended dose (may vary and is affected by various factors includinggender, weight and size,) is 300-400 mg/day. Many enzymes require the presenceof magnesium ions for their catalytic action. Inadequate magnesium intakemay cause muscle spasms, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, high blood pressure,anxiety disorders and osteoporosis. It is estimated that the body requires 220to 410 mg of magnesium daily The maximum intake of magnesium should not exceed400 mg/day. Scientific opinion on the safety of magnesium varies considerably.The FNB set a UL (The highest average dailynutrient intake level likely to pose no risk of adverse health affects fornearly all individuals in a particular life stage and gender group. As intakeincreases above the UL, the potential risk of adverse health affects increases.) of 350 mg for free salts of magnesium (not the magnesiumnaturally occurring in foods). The SCF used the same data but applied a largeruncertainty factor to set a UL for free magnesium of 250 mg. In contrast, the EVM set a UL of 400 mg for supplemental magnesium. CRN considers supplementalmagnesium levels of 400 mg to be safe, and total magnesium intakes of 700 mg tobe safe.Common symptom when exceeding this limit is diarrhea. It isdefinitely worth a try if you are blushing and have anxiety, magnesium may help. Food sources Green vegetables such as spinach, nuts, seeds, and some whole grains are alsosources of magnesium.Although magnesium is present in many foods, it usually occurs in small amounts.As with most nutrients, daily needs for magnesium cannot be met from a singlefood. Eating a wide variety of foods, including five servings of fruits andvegetables daily and plenty of whole grains, helps to ensure an adequate intakeof magnesium. The magnesium content of refined foods is usually low. Whole-wheat bread, forexample, has twice as much magnesium as white bread because the magnesium-richgerm and bran are removed when white flour is processed. The table of foodsources of magnesium suggests many dietary sources of magnesium. Water may also provide magnesium, the amount varies according to the watersupply. Soft water contains less magnesium than Hard water. External links: www.exatest.com/minerals.htm More information aboutmagnesium. http://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/magnesium.asp More data about magnesium. Buy magnesium: http://www.affordablesupplements.com/magnesium_natures_way.asp FacialBlush.com	| What is	Facial Blushing?	| Methods to cure Facial Blushing	| Vote | Articles	| Contact | The Blushers Manual Links",12);