Snoring is the noise of the soft palate and the loose tissue in the mouth, nose and throat, like the uvula, adenoids and/or tonsils, vibrating during sleep. It generally occurs when you sleep on your back and during the inhaling process.
As the throat muscles lose their firmness due to age, and relax during sleep, the loose hanging soft tissues cause the air passages to narrow.
Heartburn, also called acid indigestion and acid reflux, is the most common symptom of gastroesophageal reflux disease, commonly referred to as GERD. It occurs when the acids from absorbing foods back up into the lower throat region. The refluxed stomach acid touches the lining of the esophagus, causing a burning sensation in the chest or throat.
Diabetes in the last few years has become widespread. Once considered a rare disease, we all either personally know diabetics or someone whose loved one is battling it. What? Have you been diagnosed with it
also? In the past, most diabetics used to be diagnosed at birth or very early in life with what is known as Type 1 diabetes, due to the body's inability to produce enough insulin.
If the joy of the Lord is your strength, as the Bible says, then how come you so often are sad, stressed out and ready to throw in the towel?
Do you have days like that? No strength, no motivation, and you just can't seem to get out from under the enormity of the pressures. You're feeling sad and despondent; in fact, it's as if you're in mourning.
Your thoughts have a lot to do with nutrition and your attitude to what you eat. Let's have a look at how your thoughts can influence you with regard to nutrition, taste and health concerns:
Repeating thoughts, whether consciously or not can make you believe them to be factual, whether true or false. If your mother told you that it's unhealthy to drink wine with your meal, that notion may remain with you the rest of your life.
Majesty is defined as magnificence, splendor, glory, anointing, brilliance, radiance, beauty, wonder and grandeur. Those are only a few descriptions of what God is like. No earthly word could possibly even start to describe the majesty of our God.
He sits on a great white throne, and nothing can exist when coming face to face with Him. The earth and the heaven will even flee away in His awesome presence! (Rev.
"Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen." (Hebrews 11:1) Let's have a look and analyze the first part of that verse carefully. It defines faith as a substance. That must mean that it is made of something! And that something holds inside of it all things that are hoped for! How and what is it, then? A couple of verses further in verse 3 we are told that "through faith the worlds were 'framed' by the word of God.
Answer: they are one and the same! A rose by a different name...! All this mumbo-jumbo about Latin and Greek therapeutic terminologies had been going way over my head for a while. But, suddenly the light lit!
Since trying a wonderful product that took away all my chronic fatigue and back pain, and noticing other remarkable results in many people, I went and did some studying.
Were you there, when they crucified my Lord? That is the title of a well-loved old hymn. Imagine standing on that hill 2000 years ago witnessing the nailing of Jesus on the cross. Here he is already near death after a heavy crown of thorns had been sunk deeply into his skull. His back is covered with deep, oozing stripes caused by merciless flogging, and his strength had completely waned under the weight of the cross, which he had been forced to drag outside the gate of the city of Jerusalem.
Touch is of utmost importance in the healing process. Whether you're down with the 'flu or lying sick in a hospital bed, the one thing you crave most is a gentle touch, a warm hug, a mother's kiss on the sore spot with the assurance that it is all better. Yet, you are so often caught up with mixed emotions, like "I have the flu; I better not hug anyone.
Ann Stewart is the author of \"With Wings As Eagles,\" An autobiographical account, it motivates, inspires and encourages others to stand victoriously in their trials.
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