Jacquelyn Rosado

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• How to Cope with Your Depression

  After being diagnosed with depression, it is important to learn how to cope with it and not fall into despair, as this could lead to severe consequences. Take the prescribed medicationAntidepressants may be prescribed to help improve your mood and enable you to return to your regular activities....

• Do You Have Alzheimer’s?

  Are you forgetting things frequently? Are you confused with the roads you have once driven a million times on? Are you worried about your forgetfulness? Or one of your loved ones?Simply forgetting a name or the reason why you just walked in to the kitchen does not mean you have Alzheimer’s....

• Cucumber: Health Benefits and Nutrition Facts

  The cucumber vegetable is light or dark green in color and has a thin, moisture-rich skin. You can cut the cucumber into pieces and eat the slices with a pinch of salt, have the slices in a sandwich, add the cucumber to a salad, or enjoy the cucumber juice in a drink. Cucumbers are a great help for...

• What Are Freckles?

  What are freckles?Freckles are flat and circular spots that are beige or brown in color. Their size is usually comparable to the size of the head of a small nail. People who have red hair and a fair complexion often have freckles because of the MC1R variant gene, which is responsible for the...

• How Does a Vitamin D Deficiency Affect Us?

  Vitamin D, or the sunshine vitamin, is normally produced by the body in response to exposure to sunlight. Foods including fish, fish liver oils, and egg yolks are rich sources of this vitamin. Because of this, vegetarians often have a vitamin D deficiency. Many dairy products are now fortified with...