“David Bradley”

He is the One who spent 1 minute and 23 seconds in writing the source code that rescues

The world’s PC users for decades This extraordinary IBM employee retired on Friday, 25th March 2005 after a prolong service of 29 years.

His formula forces obstinate computers to restart when they no longer follow other commands.

By 1980, Bradley was one of 12 people working to create the debut.

The engineers knew they had to design a simple way to restart the computer When it fails to respond the user Bradley wrote the code to make it work.

Bradley says. “I did a lot of other things than Ctrl-Alt-Delete, but I’m famous for that one.”

His fame and success is achieved each time a PC user fails.

He Commented His relationship with Bill gates by saying

“I may have invented it, but Bill gates made it famous by applying my formula When ever any Microsoft’s Windows operating system made by him CRASHES,

Thus I win when ever he looses………..”

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2. Lemon is an antioxidant which deactivates the free radicals preventing Many dangerous diseases like stroke, cardiovascular diseases and cancers.

3. Lemon lowers blood pressure and increases the levels of HDL (good Cholesterol) .

4. Lemon is found to be anti-carcinogenic which lowers the rates of colon, Prostate and breast cancer. They prevent faulty metabolism in the cell, Which can predispose a cell to becoming carcinogenic. Also blocks the Formation of nitrous amines in the gut.

5. Lemon juice is said to give a glow to the skin.

6. A few drops of lemon juice in hot water are believed to clear the Digestive system and purify liver as well.

7. The skin of lemon dried under the sun and then ground to make powder Can be applied to the hair for a few minutes before bath which relieves Head ache and cools the body.

8. Applying lemon juice to acne dries the existing ones and prevents from Getting more.

9. Lemon juice acts as a natural hair lighter and skin bleach which Reduces the pigment melanin and prevents the risk of chemical allergic Reactions which is common with hair dyes and bleaches.

10. Lemon juice is given to relieve gingivitis, stomatitis, and Inflammation of the tongue.

11. Lemon juice is used to prevent common cold.

12. Lemon juice is given to prevent/treat urinary tract infection and Gonorrhea.

13. Lemon juice is applied to the sites of bites and stings of certain Insects to relieve its poison and pain.

14. Lemon juice relieves colic pain and gastric problems.

15. Lemon juice soothes the dry skin when applied with little glycerin.

16. Lemon juice used for marinating seafood or meat kills bacteria and Other organisms present in them, thereby prevents many gastric-intestinal Tract infections.

17. Lemon juice with a pinch of salt (warm) every morning lowers Cholesterol levels and brings down your weight.

18. Lemon juice is the best drink to prevent dehydration and shock in case Of diarrhea.

19. Lemon juice can also be used as a mouthwash. It removes plaque, whitens The teeth and strengthens the enamel.

20. A table spoon on thick lemon syrup everyday relieves asthma.

21. Lemon juice relieves chilblains and itchy skin.

22. Gargling lemon juice relieves throat infection and also used as a Treatment for diphtheria.

23. Lemon juice is an excellent treatment for dandruff and greasy hair.

24. Lemon juice, applied over the face, removes wrinkles and keeps you young.

25. Lemon juice helps to prevent and cure osteoarthritis.
 

Symptoms of thyroid cancer: Occasionally, symptoms such as hoarseness, neck pain, and enlarged lymph nodes do occur in people with thyroid cancer.. Although as much as 75 % of the population will have thyroid nodules, the vast majority are benign. That’s right, most of us have nodule in our thyroid glands! Young people usually don’t have thyroid nodules, but as we get older, more and more of us will develop a nodule. By the time we are 80, 90% of us will have at least one nodule. Far less than 1% of all thyroid nodules are malignant

If you have postpartum thyroiditis, you may initially experience signs and symptoms of overactive thyroid (hyperthyroidism), which may include rapid heartbeat, sudden and unexplained weight loss, nervousness, fatigue and increased sensitivity to heat. A diagnosis of hyperthyroidism can be confirmed by blood tests. Treatment may include beta blockers to reduce symptoms.

Later, you may develop signs and symptoms of underactive thyroid (hypothyroidism), which may include unexplained weight gain, hoarse voice, constipation, puffy face, fatigue and increased sensitivity to cold. A diagnosis of hypothyroidism can be confirmed with blood tests. Treatment may include thyroid replacement hormone.

In most cases, thyroid function returns to normal within 12 to 18 months after onset of symptoms. However, some women develop long-term hypothyroidism and need lifelong thyroid hormone replacement therapy.

Rarely, hypothyroidism after childbirth is caused by Sheehan’s syndrome, also called postpartum hypopituitarism. This condition may occur in women who have severe blood loss during childbirth resulting in damage to the anterior pituitary gland.

_____ My eyes feel gritty and dry
_____ My eyes feel sensitive to light
_____ My eyes get jumpy/tics in eyes
_____ I have strange feelings in neck or throat
_____ I have tinnitus (ringing in ears)
_____ I get recurrent sinus infections
_____ I have vertigo
_____ I feel some lightheadedness
_____ I have severe menstrual cramps

TOTAL BOXES CHECKED: _______

If you have checked boxes in this group, you may be hyperthyroid, and have an overactive thyroid

When not enough thyroid hormone is produced, a condition called hypothyroidism will result, often referred to as an underactive thyroid. Because there are so many different health problems associated with either an underactive or overactive thyroid gland, it is essential that basic thyroid function be tested regularly. The easiest way to do this is by testing for TSH.

TOTAL BOXES CHECKED: _____

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• Low basal temperature ( cold intolerance)
• Dry and coarse skin
• Hair loss
• Cold hands and feet
• Weight gain
• Insomnia
• Constipation
• Depression
• Poor memory, forgetfulness, dementia
• Nervousness and tremors
• Immune system problems
• Heavy menstrual periods

Hypothyroidism is a disorder that occurs when the thyroid system is underactive, meaning that the thyroid gland makes less thyroid hormone than the body needs perhaps because you are not eating enough food or are eating an imbalanced diet.

Poor thyroid function (hypothyroidism) will often result in high cholesterol levels. Plus estrogen suppresses thyroid gland function while progesterone promotes normal vascular tone… and thus preventing migraines.

When thyroid function is poor, usually due to a diet high in sugar and low in usable iodine, fat-soluble vitamins and other nutrients, the body floods the blood with cholesterol to heal tissues and produce protective steroids.

Hypothyroid people are more susceptible to infections, heart disease and cancer. The cause of heart disease is not animal fats and cholesterol but rather excess consumption of vegetable oils, hydrogenated fats, too many refined carbohydrates like white flours and sugar, deficiencies of vitamins, minerals, deficiency of vitamin C and E.

The best way to improve thyroid function is by taking vitamin B6 and B12 and using natural sea salt, because it is a good source of iodine. Also, avoid vitamin and mineral deficiencies, try to eliminate processed foods and refined carbohydrates.

Symptoms of thyroid problems and this thyroid disorder occur in one of two ways:

1) The thyroid gland itself no longer is producing enough hormone.

2) The liver, kidney and other tissues do not properly convert the output of the thyroid gland to the active form of thyroid hormone that works in the body’s cells.

There are three grades of hypothyroidism:

• Grade three (subclinical form), with decreased energy and depressed mood.
• Grade two (mild hypothyroidism), with fatigue, dry skin and constipation; blood levels of thyroid hormone usually are still normal.
• Grade one (overt hypothyroidism), with a measurable decrease in circulating thyroid hormone, extreme weakness, dry skin, coarsening of hair, constipation, lethargy, memory impairment, a sensation of cold, slowed speech and weight gain. Make sure you read about to better understand how estrogen and progesterone and hormone imbalance work in the body.

Your thyroid gland is a butterfly shaped gland, located at the front part of your throat just below your Adam’s apple.

It produces hormones that affect and regulate virtually every bodily activity.

Thyroid hormones control metabolism and organ function, directly affecting weight loss or gain, energy levels, skin condition, heart rate, cholesterol levels, menstrual regularity and memory as well as many other functions.

If your thyroid gland is not working properly, a variety of possibly severe medical problems can result and symptoms of thyroid problem. The good news is, if discovered and properly treated, a thyroid disorder can be controlled and you can lead a normal and active life.

If you would like to learn more about the Biosafe Thyroid Test, go to the hormone testing section.

TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone) is a chemical substance produced by the pituitary gland that stimulates the thyroid gland to synthesize and release its own hormones into the bloodstream.

When your thyroid gland produces too much thyroid hormone, this condition is called hyperthyroidism, often referred to as an overactive thyroid.

Follow the category “Thyroid” from category section to know more about each of these thyroid disorders.

When this gland is not operating properly, it causes all kinds of symptoms of thyroid problem described below, and it does not convert the food we eat into energy.

The thyroid gland makes two hormones, thyroxine-T4 (with four iodines) and triiodothyronine T3 (with three iodines). T4 blood levels are higher than those of T3, but T3 is four times more potent. Normally the body converts T4 to T3 as needed.