Adjustable Beds For Acid Reflux Disease

October 28th, 2008 by admin

All of us are quite aware of the adjustable beds. Adjustable beds are ones which provide utmost relaxation to everyone. Resting on an adjustable bed after a tiresome day will definitely wipe off your tiredness.

All of us are quite aware of the adjustable beds. Adjustable beds are ones which provide utmost relaxation to everyone. Resting on an adjustable bed after a tiresome day will definitely wipe off your tiredness.

Different people have different sleeping preferences. Some may make use of pillows to raise the heads for better breathing while some may place pillows under their knees to keep the spine straight. Poor sleeping habits often lead to various ailments.

One such ailment is Acid Reflux disease. This is caused when the flap between stomach and esophagus is not closed properly. When, a person suffering from Acid Reflux sleeps on a flat bed, acid in stomach moves to esophagus and throat, thus causing a burning sensation and a very unpleasant feeling. Esophagus has less protection and is very sensitive towards such acids.

People suffering from Acid Reflux are advised not to sleep straight. Elevating the head at least to six inches and sleeping at a sloping position helps avoid the acids from stomach entering the esophagus. This will eliminate the cause of burning sensation and unpleasantness.

Using several pillows to raise you head will cause more uncomfortable than relaxation. Instead the desired position can be ac

hieved by use of adjustable beds. You can set your adjustable bed to keep your head raised while sleeping and so acid never leaks into esophagus.

So you are now free from all those unpleasant feelings which have been troubling you from quite a long time. Moreover you can avoid your sleep being disrupted by Acid reflux disease.

There are various manufacturers of adjustable beds. Some good brands provide you with as many as 1000 comfort positions. So there%26#8217;s hardly any chance that you may not find the position right for you. You no more have to worry about sleeplessness due to your medical condition.

Some adjustable beds have manual controls while some can be electrically controlled. Sitting on your bed you can adjust the position and relax. Some top brands of adjustable beds offer heat and massage options.

Adjustable beds are known for the comfort they provide and better sleep. With adjustable beds you%26#8217;ll never have to work so much to make yourself comfortable. You just have to use a few controls to adjust your bed as per your needs. That%26#8217;s it.

If any of you are suffering from Acid Reflux Disease then you really need not think twice about buying an adjustable bed. Help yourself by getting one.

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How To Avoid Spreading Cold Sores

October 28th, 2008 by admin

How To Avoid Spreading Cold Sores

Cold sores also called as fever blisters. This infection spreads because of the herpes simplex viruses. These viruses are contagious and infection catches the body soon. Occurrence of the viruses can be observed through the tingling of lips, small and hard spots around the area of mouth and fingers. Herpes simplex viruses enter the body through mouth and then attack the nerve cells. From the nerve cells, they move towards the ganglia there, that lay in dormant state. When the suitable condition occur viruses gets activate and shows the presence through blisters. Symptoms of the viruses include painful, small and fluid filled blisters come on red, raised and panic area of the skin. Symptoms of blisters may comprise paining and tingling of the skin. Tingling and paining of the skin called as the prodromes and precedes the blisters by one or two days. Duration of the blisters is about seven to ten days. Areas where blisters come frequently are lips, nostrils, fingers and chin. In rare cases, they may occur inside the mouth on gums and hard palate. All these symptoms can be observed after about 20 days of attack and when out breaks last for about seven to ten days. Usually the blisters forms, breaks after some time and then leaks stick fluid. After this process, a yellow crust forms and finally sloughs off to uncover pinkish skin. Herpes simplex viruses of type I cause the cold sores. However, herpes simplex viruses of type II cause genital herpes. Person can infect either in the childhood or when comes in the contact with person having active lesion. Another reason of spreading viruses is the sharing of eating utensils, razors and towels. Once viruses infect the body, they appear and reappear on the skin depending upon the conditions. In the suitable condition, they appear and in unfavorable conditions, they lay dormant. Cold sores may come in the active state when the person exposes more in the sunlight. Body with low immune also gets attack by the viruses. Frequently more stress also activates the viruses and blisters breakouts. Therefore, to avoid the triggering of the blisters you have to avoid the stress and try for proper rest. As the viruses is contagious person need to avoid kissing as well as skin contact with the peoples suffering with active lesions. Pricking and itching blisters spreads the infection and therefore person should not touch the blisters. In case of accidental touch, wash hands immediately. This will prevent the spreading of infection in other parts of the body. Along with these precautionary measures person must try to avoid triggering of the blisters. If possible, try to avoid condition of cold and flue as these can trigger the viruses in the body. Besides the precautionary measures, one has to take care of themselves. Regular application of over the counter (OTC) crèmes can give comfort. To decrease the pain from the blisters person may consume OTC pain reliever. In suppress and healing blisters ice and warm tea bags are useful.

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How To Avoid Spreading Cold Sores

October 26th, 2008 by admin

How To Avoid Spreading Cold Sores

Cold sores also called as fever blisters. This infection spreads because of the herpes simplex viruses. These viruses are contagious and infection catches the body soon. Occurrence of the viruses can be observed through the tingling of lips, small and hard spots around the area of mouth and fingers. Herpes simplex viruses enter the body through mouth and then attack the nerve cells. From the nerve cells, they move towards the ganglia there, that lay in dormant state. When the suitable condition occur viruses gets activate and shows the presence through blisters. Symptoms of the viruses include painful, small and fluid filled blisters come on red, raised and panic area of the skin. Symptoms of blisters may comprise paining and tingling of the skin. Tingling and paining of the skin called as the prodromes and precedes the blisters by one or two days. Duration of the blisters is about seven to ten days. Areas where blisters come frequently are lips, nostrils, fingers and chin. In rare cases, they may occur inside the mouth on gums and hard palate. All these symptoms can be observed after about 20 days of attack and when out breaks last for about seven to ten days. Usually the blisters forms, breaks after some time and then leaks stick fluid. After this process, a yellow crust forms and finally sloughs off to uncover pinkish skin. Herpes simplex viruses of type I cause the cold sores. However, herpes simplex viruses of type II cause genital herpes. Person can infect either in the childhood or when comes in the contact with person having active lesion. Another reason of spreading viruses is the sharing of eating utensils, razors and towels. Once viruses infect the body, they appear and reappear on the skin depending upon the conditions. In the suitable condition, they appear and in unfavorable conditions, they lay dormant. Cold sores may come in the active state when the person exposes more in the sunlight. Body with low immune also gets attack by the viruses. Frequently more stress also activates the viruses and blisters breakouts. Therefore, to avoid the triggering of the blisters you have to avoid the stress and try for proper rest. As the viruses is contagious person need to avoid kissing as well as skin contact with the peoples suffering with active lesions. Pricking and itching blisters spreads the infection and therefore person should not touch the blisters. In case of accidental touch, wash hands immediately. This will prevent the spreading of infection in other parts of the body. Along with these precautionary measures person must try to avoid triggering of the blisters. If possible, try to avoid condition of cold and flue as these can trigger the viruses in the body. Besides the precautionary measures, one has to take care of themselves. Regular application of over the counter (OTC) crèmes can give comfort. To decrease the pain from the blisters person may consume OTC pain reliever. In suppress and healing blisters ice and warm tea bags are useful.

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Calcium Deposits - Causes And Treatments

October 24th, 2008 by admin

Calcium deposits can be experienced by people in different parts of their bodies and they cause the hardening of bones and soft tissues. Even if, at first, the deposits are soft, in time, they become quite hard. They mostly appear on the shoulder. Calcium deposits are not harmful from the start. They are not even noticed in the beginning. But, in time, as the accumulation grows bigger and bigger, some pain appears. Here are some facts you need to know about calcium deposits, including causes and treatments.

Causes of the calcium deposits

Unfortunately, an exact cause of the calcium deposits has not been identified yet. A logical answer would be the calcium intake from food or supplements. As you know, calcium is very important for the health of the human body. Some patients, older people and menopausal females must have at least 1000 mg calcium intake a day from diet and supplements. So you cannot reduce calcium intake as a form of treatment against calcium deposits.

The victims

Women are usually more affected than men by calcium deposits. In regards of age, those between age 35 to 65 are the most affected.

Problems

The main problem caused by calcium deposits is the pain experienced by the affected person. As said before, when the deposit gets quite big, pain appears, but even when the deposits are little, they may get inflamed and they can cause pain when the calcium salt leaks from a cut to the soft tissue covered in calcium.

Another problem that can be caused by calcium deposits is some damage that can occur to the tendon’s rotator cuff, when the deposit is on the shoulder. But, usually, the calcium deposits only cause pain as they tend to remain on the exterior part of the rotator cuff tendon.

Calcium deposits are soft at first. Their consistency is like that of a toothpaste, but, in time, as it gets bigger and bigger, the calcium dries up and it becomes more like chalk. You must not imagine that you have a rock on your shoulder but it is enough to experience some pain.

Treatment

There are methods to use the pain experienced from the calcium deposits. When the area is inflamed, use an ice pack and rest the shoulder from any movement, by putting your arm in a sling. Some oral medicines can also help, as well as a cortisone injection that works great for diminishing the pain.

When the pain gets too big and it is experienced for two or three times in a row, it is a sign that the calcium deposits became large and the solution for the patient is an arthroscopic surgery. This is recommended when the need for removing the calcium deposits becomes important.

If you experience way too much pain from calcium deposits, go see your doctor. They will know what method of treatment is the best for you.

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Beware of Complications With Your Breast Implants

October 24th, 2008 by admin

Breast augmentation is one of the most commonly performed cosmetic surgery procedures in the country today. More than 360,000 breast augmentations were performed in 2005 alone. While this procedure has become routine for surgeons, there is still always the possibility that complications might arise after your operation. As with any surgical procedure, there is the potential for infection, bleeding, swelling, pain, and adverse reactions to anesthesia. But there are also several complications that are specific to breast implant surgery. Common Complications The following complications occur somewhat regularly in breast implant patients: ·         Deflation/Rupture: All breast implants run the risk of deflation or rupture. Deflation occurs when the saline solution leaks out of a break in the implant shell. Additional surgery is required to correct this issue. ·         Capsular Contracture: Sometimes the scar tissue around the implant will contract, squeezing the implant. This complication is frequently caused by infection, hematoma, or seroma. It will result in firmness and distorted breast shape; you will most likely experience some pain as well. Surgery is required to correct the problem. ·         Symmastia: Sometimes your two implants will touch each other in the center of your chest, causing your breasts to appear too close together. This will require additional surgery to repair, and often you will need smaller implants. ·         Bottoming Out: This occurs when the implant moves downward in the breast tissue. Often it will cause your nipples to point upwards. The size, weight, and placement location of the implant are all potential causes of this problem. Surgery will be needed to correct the issue. Most of these complications are mainly cosmetic in nature and won’t pose a serious threat to your health. However, you will most likely want to consult your cosmetic surgeon so that you can correct the problem. Less Common Complications There are other complications that arise from breast implant surgery. However, these occur much less frequently than the problems discussed above. Some of these issues include: ·         Hematoma: This occurs when blood collects around the surgical area. Hematoma can lead to infection and capsular contraction. You may experience swelling, pain, and bruising. Your body will usually absorb small hematomas, but a more serious one will require the use of surgical drains. ·         Seroma: This happens as a result of fluid accumulations around the implant. This is a relatively minor complication, but will most likely require drainage. ·         Loss of Sensation: You might experience loss of sensation in your nipples after surgery. Sometimes this problem goes away with time; in other instances it is permanent. ·         Breast Feeding: Some women are unable to breast feed after undergoing breast augmentation. If you are considering having children and will want to breast feed them, please share this information with your doctor before you have the surgery to make sure that the procedure is right for you. It is important to remember than many of these complications will require additional surgery to correct. It is quite common for breast implant patients to require post-operation maintenance. You might want to consider this when deciding whether or not breast augmentation is right for you.

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Portugal Hot Tubs - Are they all the same

October 20th, 2008 by admin

Portugal Hot Tubs - Are they all the same
by John Lewis

Here is the 64 million dollar question are all Hot Tubs the same - of course not.

Many Hot Tubs, particularly the cheap imports form the east, are constructed using the cheapest possible methods cutting the cost as opposed to constructing to a high standard of quality. Often made by unskilled workers who are unsupervised working in the harsh conditions of a slave factory.

Like wise this cost cutting or trying to make a Hot Tub from the cheapest way can also apply to those who are making the largest numbers of spas in the world.

Many Hot Tubs are made using a fully foamed approach some times known as the “fully foamed” or “foam filling” system this is, very much, an out of date production method but is still in use by many makers as it is one of the cheapest forms of construction.

In this cheaper system, the shell or Tub of the unit is made from thinner sheets of acrylic or ABS plastic the Tub is then plumbed and piped with all the required pipes etc.

Then the cabinet that surrounds the Shell is pumped full of expanding foam to give the shell its support.

This is a much cheaper method of construction as it means that the manufacturer is able to use cheap foam, (instead of fibreglass), to support the shell, rather than building a shell with sufficient strength in the first place!

There are various disadvantages of this system of construction:-

1) Sprayed in polyurethane foam degrades over time, such that there is a decrease in the insulating value.

2) The settling and expansion/contraction of the foam can actually cause leaks in the plumbing.

3) Lastly and most importantly you cannot of course access any of the internal parts of the spa in the case service is required. Effectively then the most serious downside to this cheaper method of construction is that there is an almost total inability of serviceability during the lifetime of the spa. Not only is the plumbing but also the jet fittings are buried in to the expanded foam. This of course means that, leak detection is very difficult with out removing substantial amounts of foam…

If a fully foamed spa should leak from the rear of a jet fitting then that water seepage may not become apparent until the foam has become extremely wet and soaked through.. The most modern productions methods would be to use some foam to support the pipe work but not to indiscriminately blast, the spa cabinet full of polyurethane as there is no proven benefit to this practice and it actually causes dealers and customers a severe service/access headache.

I have heard it said that some manufacturers fully foam their spas so as to keep the noise of the pipes down - must be a badly designed tub if its that bad.

This is a bit like perhaps building the electrics and heating systems in a car or in a house in to sold foam. Simply because you have been told it will keep the noise down and in any event it will not need servicing . well its not something I would do or believe nut many hot tub manufacturers would have you believe ot to be true.

Is your heating ,plumbing and electrical systems at home, hidden in solid foam because you’ve been told it would never need servicing? That does not sound like a good idea to me ? Many spa manufacturers would have you believe that it was! Or perhaps have the bonnet of the car stuck down with cement so you couldn’t check the oil or water would that be a good idea?

The best advice is to buy a proven product from a reputable manufacturer and not a cheap import that way you have proven expertise tested over many years combined with the back up of a Major Western Corporation.

Look for a well established manufacturer one who has been around for some decades and boasts an industry-wide reputation for long-term durability, high quality, true-depth construction, and ease of use and maintenance.

The reason is simple in that the internationally recognized producer backs his products with a real guarantee so if it has a fault it falls back on the manufacturer not on you. As you can imagine these manufacturers have had decades of experience and they build them with the proper parts and components so it will not fail and it is for that reason and that reason alone that they are prepared to provide a long life guarantee.

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Condom Testing: How is it Done?

October 19th, 2008 by admin

Condom Testing: How is it Done?

There are six standard tests done for latex male condoms. Although there is some slight variance in testing between the different regulation organizations, over the past twenty years, all of these organizations have come to do the same procedures for new condoms, and brands like Trojan, Durex, LifeStyles, Kimono, Crown, and others all sell condoms that have gone through testing. The goals of these tests are to provide pregnancy and disease transmission prevention, and to minimize loss of sensation during sex. The six standard tests focus on the following qualities: condom dimensions, leakage, tensile properties, air burst properties, package integrity, and lubricant quality.

A small number of condoms from every single batch are sampled each time. In the condom dimensions test, the condom is stretched, and its width, thickness, and length are measured. In the leakage test, condoms are screened to make sure that there aren’t any holes or weak spots in them. The test is done in one of several ways: manufacturers tend to use what are called the dry or wet methods, where an electrical charge is passed through the condom; if the charge passes through, this indicates that there are holes. Independent producers tend to use the hang or hang/roll methods; in both tests, the condom is filled with water and a technician looks for leaks. With the tensile properties test, a piece of material is cut from the midsection of the condom and stretched until it breaks. This test measures the force needed to break the sample, the length of the material at point of breakage, and the tensile breaking strength. There has been some questioning of the value of this test, as the midsection of the condom is less likely to deteriorate than the tip, and some manufacturers no longer use this test.

For the air burst test, the condom is inflated like a balloon until it bursts. This records how much air the condom can hold before breaking, and is supposed to correlate with human breakage use. While this test is promoted over the tensile properties test as measuring the entire condom, some criticism of it comes from the fact that the condom breaks at its weakest point, which means that defects in the stronger parts are overlooked. Also, not much focus is given to inflating the tip, although new experimental tests are being done concerning this idea. The fifth test is the package integrity test, where a packaged condom is placed in a vacuum to make sure the packaging is not defective. The final test is the lubricant quality test, which determines how much lubricant is used in lubricated condoms. Another commonly done test is the oven test, where a condom is artificially aged in an oven to see how well it will last when being stored or tested on.

If the samples pass the tests, then the batch can be sold; how many samples need to pass varies from company to company, but it’s usually the vast majority. How useful these tests are is a matter of debate, and some research suggests that they aren’t very accurate when it comes to human breakage rates. Regulation organizations are aware of this though, and are finding new ways to test condoms, including using human volunteers, filling condoms with pathogens in water to see if they can escape, and using motion tests where the condom is wrapped over an object and moved to test its durability.

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How Condoms are Tested for Safety

October 19th, 2008 by admin

How Condoms are Tested for Safety

Condoms are used during sex in order for one to have safe sex hence you cant test a condom in the process of having sex; that means that you will be risking your health due to ignorance. There are a lot of ways of testing condoms. These kinds of tests are what all governments use. These tests include testing the durability of the entire condom while some measure only part of the condom with other tests available for testing holes.

The more common of all tests is testing empty condoms which involve putting water in them. Electrical conductance test is a test given to a condom to see it if blocks electricity. It is a non-destructive test. An intact condom should not allow electricity to pass through it. A condom that has been used for testing purposes is normally not sold.

There are some other tests that are also destructive to the condom that is being tested such as water leak test which is done by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). A condom is filled with 10 ounces of water and is checked for leaks. The tensile test, also known as the stretch test, entails slicing a cross-section band from a condom and verifying its elasticity and strength. Another destructive test is the airburst test. It involves the inflation of the strength is determined by the maximum volume of air tolerated by it.

There is also another test in the USA that involves the packaging. These are packaging integrity test and the lubricant test. This is done by taking a sample of condoms from a batch of around 1000 condoms. The condoms are wrapped and then warmed in an oven at 70 degrees Celsius. The percentage of the fraction that passes the test from each batch is then calculated. The tested condoms are then a sample of the others in the batch. In the USA, a batch is considered unfit for sale if 5 out of 1000 fail any tests.

When different batches pass the FDA test, it does not necessarily mean that all of them are of comparable quality since the research done by consumer groups show that a few brands had a failure of over 10% when air burst test was done to them. The governments sexual analog that is used as a means of condom evaluation include air burst, water and stretch tests.

Condom tests vary from one country to another since they have to go through a different government agency. The agency standardizes condoms and it makes sure that they are safe and meet regulated safety requirements.

Before the latex condom is made, the condoms material undergoes several comprehensive quality control tests. After theyve been made they undergo a series of 5 stringent tests to ensure perfection and reliability. They also undergo electronic tests. Airburst and water tests are also done to the samples from each batch daily. Whatever the case, make sure you use condoms whose quality youre sure about.

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FDA Says Dental Fillings Are Toxic - Now Will You Believe Me? | Content for Reprint

October 18th, 2008 by admin

The FDA, the world %26#39;s major health regulator announced on 5th June 2008, something thousands of us have known for years, - dental amalgam fillings are toxic.Amalgam means a mixture of mercury and another metal (or metals). In the early 1800 %26#39;s it was originally developed as a cheaper alternative to gold, and consisted of a paste made from the filings of silver coins and mercury. However, the impurities in the coins caused it to expand and crack the teeth, so a different composition was devised. This new mixture, a combination of 50% liquid mercury and other metals such as silver, tin, copper and zinc in different proportions has always caused safety concerns. In America there were even Amalgam Wars between those in the gold camp who said the amalgam was poisonous, and those in the amalgam camp who accused their adversaries of being too greedy and denying the majority of the population access to dental fillings.Indeed, in 1845 there was a resolution passed pronouncing the use of amalgams as “malpractice”. Unfortunately, the ban wasn’t very effective, and whilst dentists disputed its safety, it became the filling of choice because of financial reasons. Unquestionably, amalgam is inexpensive, easy to use and durable. However, what has always been questionable is whether the mercury is permanently trapped in the amalgam. Until relatively recently most dentists maintained it is, although they couldn’t prove it. On the other hand, there has been much evidence to the contrary.We now have visible proof mercury vapour leaks from amalgam fillings at room temperature, and confirmation that chewing, brushing your teeth and drinking hot liquids releases it even faster. Still, even with this evidence, and the statement by the World Health Organisation that there is no safe level of mercury in humans; dentists and governments have maintained mercury vapour does not present a problem. They theorised it was quickly passed through the system and passed out via the urine or faeces.That may be so for people with good immune systems but for anyone whose immunity is compromised in some way, mercury is particularly dangerous. I should know.I had mercury poisoning caused by my dental amalgams and make no secret I believe it was dental work carried out whilst I was pregnant, combined with the mercury preservative (thimerosal) in childhood vaccines which contributed to my youngest son %26#39;s autism.Clearly, I am not alone as it was the lawsuit brought by advocacy group, Moms Against Mercury, (who are seeking to ban the use of mercury in amalgam fillings and children %26#39;s vaccinations), which resulted in an official statement appearing on the FDA website, admitting mercury-containing dental fillings ‘may have neuro-toxic effects on the nervous systems of developing children and fetuses.’Mercury is a fat binding toxin and if it can’t be excreted for whatever reason, it will attach itself to various organs of the body. Depending on which one (or ones) it attaches itself to, different symptoms will be experienced and no two people will present with the same problems. This makes mercury poisoning very difficult for health professionals to recognise, and unfortunately, in many cases has resulted in either misdiagnosis, or the misplaced belief the patient is a hypochondriac. One general indication mercury poisoning may be a problem is if a person suddenly gets a lot of inexplicable symptoms, which don’t fit into any of the usual boxes., i.e. Parkinsons, Alzheimers, ME.Some countries already ban the use of mercury fillings in pregnant women and now the FDA are calling for further research, and may eventually announce a complete ban. It %26#39;s long overdue in my opinion.Dental amalgam may be easy to place but is difficult to remove. It has to be carried out SAFELY using correct procedures. It is not something to be undertaken lightly. If you are already suffering the effects of mercury, the last thing you want is for your body to flooded with more.If you suspect mercury poisoning seek help immediately. The problem will not go away. As long as you have dental amalgams in your mouth, they will release mercury vapour twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, fifty-two weeks a year. Also you need to bear in mind if you have your amalgam fillings removed it will prevent them creating more mercury, but you will still need to get rid of the mercury inside you by using some form of chelation. This can also be a dangerous process so take care especially if you have any renal problems.

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Health, The Quest for the Best Menstrual Products

October 17th, 2008 by admin

Menstruation is a common occurrence to women. In fact, it is their mark of femininity. While menstruation is a normal thing, a lot of women don’t feel normal whenever they have their period. And so a good number of them go out of their way to find the best menstrual products in the market. Women would give anything to a product that would thoroughly protect them during periods and won’t restrict their actions at all. It is a little embarrassing for some women to decline going to a beach or a pool party just because she is on her first day of period. Sometimes, people ask too much. It’s not really a delight to tell the rest of the group that you can’t take a dip in the waters simply because you are having your period. Well, that was before. Now, women have Instead Softcup as an answer to their concerns. Instead Softcup is a highly innovative menstrual product that is way better than pads and tampons. Pads can’t give you total protection at all. In fact, you are required to change pads every hour or so just to prevent leaks. If you use pads, you cannot, in any way do some swimming. Tampons might seem to be the better choice. But when you think about TSS, tampons can’t be considered as one of the best menstrual products in the market either. Toxic Shock Syndrome is very common to women who use tampons, especially if they failed to insert the device properly. Then Instead Softcup was introduced. In the past 10 years since the product was launched, not a single woman had complained about TSS while using the device. Compared to pads and tampons, this menstrual product can hold up to thrice as much fluid. What’s more, you can practically do things during your period that you can never do on pad and tampons. Swimming is just an activity you can enjoy with Softcup even on your heaviest days. You can even enjoy a good round of sex while you’re at it. Instead Softcup can give you the peace of mind and the freedom during your period that no other menstrual products in the market possibly can.

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