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May 11th, 2008 | Allergies
SUNDAY, May 11 (HealthDay News) — When you’re doing your spring cleaning, don’t forget your nose.
Nasal irrigation is a cheap and easy way for people with spring allergies, nasal congestion, stuffy noses and post-nasal drip to get relief, says Dr. Melissa Pynnonen, co-director of the Michigan Sinus Center and an assistant professor in the University of Michigan’s department of otolaryngology.
Nasal irrigation involves rinsing the nose and nasal passages with a solution made with a quarter-teaspoon of kosher salt, eight ounces of warm tap water and a quarter-teaspoon of baking soda.
There are a number of ways to administer the solution. For people who’ve never done nasal irrigation, Pynnonen recommended using an eight-ounce squeeze bottle and squirting four ounces of the solution into each nostril. The solutions exits through the opposite nostril. Opening your mouth and making a “K” sound will prevent the solution from coming out of your mouth.
Some people use a neti-pot, which looks like a miniature teapot. When using a neti-pot, the solution is poured, rather than squeezed, into the nose. Turkey basters or syringes like those used to suction a baby’s nose also work.
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April 16th, 2008 | Cholesterol, Stop Smoking
WEDNESDAY, April 16 (HealthDay News) — Heavy drinking, heavy smoking and high cholesterol levels in midlife are associated with the onset of Alzheimer’s disease in later years, news research shows.
The apparent link between behavior in the 40s and the development of dementia decades later come from two reports presented Wednesday at the American Academy of Neurology annual meeting, in Chicago.
A study of 938 people 60 and older diagnosed with possible or probable Alzheimer’s found an earlier onset for the disease for heavy drinkers (more than two drinks a day) and heavy smokers (a pack of cigarettes or more a day), said Dr. Ranjan Duara, director of the Mount Sinai Medical Center Wien Center for Alzheimer’s Disease in Miami Beach, Fla.
“The current thinking is that the pathology of Alzheimer’s disease builds up over many years before clinical symptoms are manifest,” Duara said. “People who start with a good cognitive reserve, who remain active mentally, are able to compensate for the pathology of the brain for a much longer period of time.”
The 20 percent of the people in the study defined as heavy smokers developed Alzheimer’s 2.3 years sooner than those who were not heavy smokers. Heavy drinkers developed Alzheimer’s 4.8 years earlier.
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