Natural Care l yeast infection for men and women.

Natural Cure Yeast Infection is a simple and safe remedy for infections. 

There are many different other cures that you can also use which include home remedies, over the counter products and prescription treatments. 

What is yeast? live yeast in your body naturally, and the reason you are not suffering from a yeast infection most of your life, because the yeast is passed through the body. 

Yeast is a safe organism when it is in its normal quantity in the body. Power estradiol, the strongest of human estrogen is. It is a natural part of our body, but for some people the yeast gets out of control and starts causing symptoms. L yeast infection or Candidiasis is caused by a group of microscopic fungi, which comes in many different ways. 

Infections are caused by the Candida albicans fungus. Candidiasis is not limited to the reproductive system and can occur anywhere on the body. It is caused by an overgrowth of the Candida Albicans.

In women, vaginal candidiasis, the most common fungal infection caused by yeast. Yeast thrives on sugar so you want to avoid products with sugar in them. Antibiotics and stress are also known to cause factors for infection. The most common cause of Candidiasis infection for males is through sexual intercourse with a woman who is already infected. For women belonging to the factors that a major cause of candidiasis infection, the use of showers, scented products for feminine hygiene products, feminine sprays, el regular use of spermicides. The use of any or all of these can disrupt the delicate balance of the vagina and can bring about an onset of yeast infection. Although easily treatable, chronic infections can turn to, if not well managed. 

Symptoms

Oral thrush causes curd-like white patches inside the mouth, on the tongue, palate and around the lips. It can also cause cracked, red, moist areas of skin at the corners of the mouth. If you have a Candidiasis in your digestive tract it can cause bloating and abdominal pain. Symptoms include violations of the red man at the head of the penis or along the tree and foreskin. 

Most men are not aware that these red sores with accompanying rashes on the male organ are actually symptoms of penile infection. The most common symptoms are redness of the male penis and the surrounding areas, constant itching, pain during intercourse, uncontrolled discharge white liquid with an unpleasant smell, and at worst may appear green pus at the opening of the penis. 

The best thing to do when experiencing male symptoms is to visit a medical clinic and have the symptoms diagnosed for immediate treatment as many symptoms can also be the same as some symptoms of sexually transmitted diseases. Common signs and symptoms of vaginal infections caused by yeast itching and irritation in the vagina, often white discharge, unexplained pain at the time of intercourse, redness and swelling. Regardless of where you get a yeast infection, you are likely to have many of the same annoying symptoms: redness, swelling, rash and the dreaded itching. 

There are many symptoms that vary from person to person. Genital or vaginal itching, weakness, penile or vaginal discharge, nervous anxiety, skin rashes, eczema, burning urination and bloating are all symptoms of yeast infection. Causes The causes of infections due to heat stress, high consumption of alcohol or refined sugar, and in consideration of oral contraceptives.  Diabetics as well as people with a low immunity are more prone to infections. 

There are many causes for these infections, soaps, powders, deodorants and some with a heavy perfume, such as creams and body lotions etc.. Other various causes of infections are: pregnancy, hormonal changes, antibiotic usage, unhygienic conditions, tight clothing or underwear, spermicides, having vaginal sex directly after anal sex without cleansing first, the use of antibiotics, diabetes, and the use of corticosteroid medications. 

Poor oral hygiene and poorly fitted dentures are the main causes of thrush. 

Cure

Pharmaceutical companies will not document or report on natural yeast infection cures because they are not profitable. 

Drugs do not cure intestinal yeast infection, because only kill the fungus, the stop did not want the yeast to change the life in his body, once the treatment stopped. 

Most women are taking anti fungal drugs for months before they realize that they are never going to cure their yeast infection with the treatments they have been using. But with the help of natural methods, you can heal quickly. The truth is that there are many different natural cures. If you are looking for yeast infection does not heal or who seek buttermilk and yogurt would be a good addition to your diet. 

Yogurt is considered one of the best natural yeast infection cures as it contains active cultures (acidophilus) that will help restore good bacteria to your body. Natural Cure Yeast Infection is a simple and safe way to the yeast infection.  Garlic cures, cranberry preparations, oil of oregano, cinnamon, tea tree oil, teas and more. Cure are two types, are chemical and natural. In chemical methods, medicines are used to remove and cure yeast infections. Natural remedies use changes in diet and the use of herbs to cure you of yeast infection. 

So for cures you can use any of these two methods, depending on the choice. 

You need to combine it with a prevention strategy, as well as many natural remedies out there. Whether you choose natural or commercial cures though, make sure that you find one that works long term. Although they are simple and effective, you should consult your doctor before consult with a natural remedy. 

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Bin Laden death "video" used as computer scam hook

By Jim Finkle, Reuters

BOSTON (Reuters) - Computer hackers are exploiting the fascination with the death of Osama bin Laden to spread malicious software through scams that promise access to videos of the historic killing.

One of the campaigns targets Facebook users, who receive e-mails purportedly from friends who urge them to cut and paste a string of malicious text they are told will give them access to a video of bin Laden's killing.

When users follow the directions in the e-mail, they end up granting full access to their account to hackers, said Mikko Hypponen, chief research officer for anti-virus software maker F-Secure.

The hackers then use that access to propagate the virus and send spam to the users' friends, he said.

Another campaign exploiting the al Qaeda leader's death uses regular e-mails laden with tainted links that cause malicious software to be downloaded on a PC, he said.

Hackers plan such attacks -- known as phishing schemes -- to piggyback on a wide range of news events. Similar campaigns were launched with tie-ins to the British royal wedding, Japanese tsunami and the World Cup soccer competition.

"They always have something ready to go just in case," said Jeff Moss, chief security officer for the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, or ICANN. "There is always an earthquake or tsunami or hunger or something."

Within a few hours of the Japan earthquake, hackers had begun spamming the Internet with phishing schemes exploiting the tsunami, Moss said.

The viruses that are downloaded are often programed to steal a user's personally identifiable information, the FBI warned consumers.

Hypponen said he expected the bin Laden scams to persist for months.

"We know there is a video," he said. "We know it's not going to be released, which means there will be curious people for a long time."

(Reporting by Jim Finkle; Editing by Peter Cooney)

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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge depart Buckingham Palace

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge leave Buckingham Palace the morning after their wedding.

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Royal Wedding: Balcony kisses seal royal wedding

Prince William and Kate Middleton kiss on the balcony of Buckingham Palace

Prince William and Kate Middleton have kissed twice on the balcony of Buckingham Palace after their wedding service in Westminster Abbey.

They were cheered by 500,000 well-wishers who gathered outside the palace, as RAF planes flew past in honour of the new royal couple.

In the evening the pair returned to the Palace for a dinner and dance, expected to continue into the early hours.

The couple will now be known as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

Police estimate a million people lined the procession route from the abbey to the palace following the wedding.

Prince William later drove his new bride back to Clarence House, following a buffet reception at Buckingham Palace, at the wheel of his father's classic blue Aston Martin, before returning to the palace in the evening.

The vehicle was decked in ribbons and balloons with "Just Wed" on the number plate.

The church service, watched by 1,900 guests, ran smoothly but the prince did struggle to place the wedding ring on the duchess's finger.

Following a long tradition, the ring has been fashioned from Welsh gold given to Prince William by the Queen.

After the couple said their vows - in which the bride did not promise to obey her husband - the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Reverend Dr Rowan Williams, declared: "I pronounce that they be man and wife together, in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost. Amen."

They spent a private moment together with their families, as they signed the marriage register.

Prince William has been given the title of the Duke of Cambridge by the Queen, and Miss Middleton has become Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge on their marriage.

The duchess, who managed to keep her wedding dress a secret, wore an ivory and lace gown by Sarah Burton at Alexander McQueen. The prince wore the red tunic of an Irish Guards colonel - his most senior honorary appointment.

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Qatar's promised Fifa World Cup stadiums

This is what Qatar proposed for the next FIFA Season.

Qatar has promised to provide for the Fifa World Cup 2022, for which they won the hosting rights on December 2. A staggering $100 billion will be ploughed in over the next five years on infrastructure, which includes nine new stadia, new airport, new deep water seaport as well as road and rail projects. All stadiums will provide an air conditioned environment for the players and spectators. Gulf News takes you on a guided tour of what will be on offer, visualised through artists' impressions.

Doha Port Stadium
The new Doha Port Stadium will be a completely modular stadium with 44,950 seats. The stadium, which will sit on an artificial peninsula in the Gulf, is designed to evoke its marine setting. Water from the Gulf will run over its outer facade, aiding in the cooling process and adding to its visual allure. Fans will have the option of arriving on a water taxi or ferry. After the World Cup, the stadium will be disassembled and the seats sent to developing countries to further their football development.

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Job Vacancies in Dubai

Dubai is a fantastic place to live and work. Mainly because it is a tax free state. There are various types of job vacancies in Dubai.


You need to follow few steps to find a good job in Dubai. Here are the steps.

Step 1

The first step is to register with Bayt (its free) and apply for jobs. Use the "Register Today" link on the below form to register with Bayt.

Bayt has the best list of jobs in the Middle East including Dubai (UAE). Register NOWand get a job faster.

Step 2

The next step is to search Dubai jobs at WorkCircle. Below are few latest jobs. But there are more. Go and explore.

Step 3

(Optional but we highly recommend)

The cover letter of your resume is the most important component. It can make or break a deal. There are books written by expert on how to write a proper cover letters. 

There is a big competition for jobs in Dubai.

Types of job vacancies in Dubai

Jobs in Dubai can vary from labourers to CEOs. Majority of the jobs are for tradesmen, because there are many constructions are happening in Dubai. However, always there are other jobs opportunities in Dubai.

Who’s paid well in Dubai?

US, UK and Australian passport holders are paid well in Dubai. If you are from one of these courtiers then demand a lot.

How to negotiate a good package?

Cost of living in Dubai is a bit high. If your intension is to save money then you MUST negotiate a good package

Remember, almost every job in Dubai provides special benefits apart from the salary. The benefits can vary depending on the job. Most of the jobs in Dubai have below benefits.

- Once a year (or less) one month paid leave.
- Free return Air Ticket to your country.

Also there are other benefits you should demand. Few of them are

- Accommodation or an allowance.
- A vehicle
- School fees allowance for kids.
- Airline tickets for the whole family.

Advertisements regarding job vacancies in Dubai

If you read a newspaper in Dubai you will see many job vacancies. But do you know how many of them are true vacancies?

Employment agencies in Dubai reserve advertising spaces for the whole year. So they have to put some advertisements whether they have vacancies or not. Also some agencies are creating dummy high profile vacancies to boost their image. This does not mean that all vacancies are dummies and all job agencies are doing this. But this is the truth of advertisements on Dubai jobs.

So how to get a job in Dubai faster?

The biggest mistake most of the Dubai job seekers are doing is to apply positions advertised by job agencies on newspapers and ONLY depending on that. There are hundreds of candidates applying for job vacancies in Dubai. You are lucky if someone in the job agency views your resume.

The best option is to apply for job vacancies advertised directly by the employer.

The other method is to call reputed job agencies and ask for the Consultant’s name who is doing the recruitment in your field of work. This is a bit hard task to do, as they will refuse to provide names. But if you are a bit tactful then you will be successful. Once you have the consultant’s name directly call them and introduce yourself. Tell them that you have special skills. Keep a good rapport with them. This will do wonders. Depending your relationship, they may call you as soon as they have a vacancy even before advertising them.

The third option is to directly contact Human Resources Departments of major companies. When you call them NEVER ask whether they have vacancies. Always tell them that you have got special skills set that may help the employer. Most of the companies do not advertise all jobs opportunities in Dubai. In this method you will be able to tap them. Also there is a chance that they will create a position for you depending on your special skills.

It will be useful for candidates to understand a little bit of the currency of Dubai..

It is also very important to understand Dubai Visa Requirements as they are very different to other countries.

By the way, I have noticed that people are spelling Dubai incorrectly. jobs in Dubia, jobs in Dobai, jobs in Duabi and Dubay are common misspellings. Make sure that you do not do this mistake when you are submitting your resume.

Jobs in other Middle East countries

It is worth to search for jobs in other Middle East countries. Especially look for Jobs in Doha Qatar as the job market is booming in Qatar due to the development of Oil and Gas industry.

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European Storms Strands Passengers in Dubai

Dubai: Hoteliers in Dubai and Abu Dhabi have reported an increase in occupancy levels as scores of stranded airline passengers seek temporary accommodation.

Many people have had their flights to Europe cancelled as snow and freezing temperatures continue to cause chaos at some of the continent's busiest airports including London Heathrow, Paris Charles De Gaulle and Amsterdam Schiphol.

Emirates and Etihad Airways have resumed flights to the British capital following the reopening of Heathrow airport.

However, travellers have been warned to expect further disruption as freezing temperatures are forecast for much of the UK in the build-up to Christmas on Saturday.

Hussain Hachem, Cluster General Manager of Al Bustan Rotana and Al Murooj Rotana, said: "The heavy snow that has caused flight disruptions to and from London is an unfortunate scenario considering the festive holidays are in a few days' time.

"Sadly, people have been stranded here in Dubai following the cancellation of flights to London, and yes, we have welcomed guests whose flights are delayed for the past two days," he said.

"We are doing everything we can, however, to make the stay of the stranded guests staying in our hotel as comfortable as possible and we sincerely hope the travel ban gets lifted soon enough, in time for the holidays."

Proving their mettle

Guy Wilkinson, Partner and General Manager at Viability Management Consultants, said travel chaos gave hoteliers the opportunity to "shine and prove their mettle".

He said: "Obviously it is great news for hotels if their occupancy is up but not so great news for the airlines having to pay for the rooms.

"If passengers are getting put up in hotels, they are in a better position than the people having to sleep on terminal floors at airports across Europe," he said.

Hoteliers in Dubai and Abu Dhabi dealt with a large backlog of passengers following the delays caused by the volcanic ash cloud earlier this year. Several hotels received kudos for the way they handled passengers who were stranded in the UAE.

"In times of disruption like this, it is a great opportunity for hotels to shine and prove their mettle," Wilkinson said.

Darroch Crawford, Managing Director of Premier Inn Hotels, Middle East, said the Premier Inn at Dubai International Airport had been at full capacity for nine nights.

He said: "The run-up to Christmas is always a busy time for the hotel but since the snow disruption in Europe we have been running at full occupancy.

"We have had a number of walk-in customers looking for accommodation but we also work closely with numerous airlines, who are putting up passengers at their own expense," he said.

"We have generally found most customers to be quite accepting of the situation. Of course, they are disappointed and concerned ... but they are appreciative of the fact that we are constantly communicating and keeping them informed."

Ref. Gulfnews

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The Man Behind Facebook

Recently, Facebook founder named "Times' Person of the Year". Yes, Mark Zuckerberg, only 26, is the second youngest person named to the cover of Time's ritual annual.

New York: Time magazine named Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg its "person of the year" Wednesday, beating out a push by readers of the magazine for WikiLeaks maestro Julian Assange to take the honour.

Zuckerberg, only 26, is the second youngest person named to the cover of Time's ritual annual.

Managing editor Richard Stengel said Zuckerberg's social networking service was "transforming the way we live our lives every day." 

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke received the honour last year. The 2008 winner was then-President-elect Barack Obama. The 2007 winner was Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin.

Other previous winners have included Bono, President George W. Bush, and Amazon.com CEO and founder Jeff Bezos.

Pledge to help

Earlier this month, the young billionaire Zuckerberg, including Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz, pledged to give away at least half of his fortune in a philanthropic campaign led by Warren Buffett and Bill Gates.

A total of 57 billionaires now have joined The Giving Pledge, which was launched by Microsoft founder Gates and investor Buffett in June.

"People wait until late in their career to give back. But why wait when there is so much to be done?" said Zuckerberg, who gave $100 (Dh367) million in September to the beleaguered public schools of Newark, New Jersey.

"With a generation of younger folks who have thrived on the success of their companies, there is a big opportunity for many of us to give back earlier in our lifetime and see the impact of our philanthropic efforts," he said.

The Social Network

Zuckerberg is a 26-year-old billionaire who now oversees an empire with profits of more than $800 million a year.

His success story was recently made into a film called The Social Network, a film about Facebook.

The Social Network was at the top of the American box-office charts when it opened this year. Which is a remarkable achievement for a film that is concerned with the seemingly uncinematic real-life story of how a nerdy college student came up with an idea for a website.

Mark Zuckerberg founded Facebook in his college dorm room six years ago. Five hundred million people have joined since, and eight hundred and seventy-nine of them are his friends. The site is a directory of the world’s people, and a place for private citizens to create public identities. You sign up and start posting information about yourself: photographs, employment history, why you are peeved right now with the gummy-bear selection at Rite Aid or bullish about prospects for peace in the Middle East. Some of the information can be seen only by your friends; some is available to friends of friends; some is available to anyone. Facebook’s privacy policies are confusing to many people, and the company has changed them frequently, almost always allowing more information to be exposed in more ways.

According to his Facebook profile, Zuckerberg has three sisters (Randi, Donna, and Arielle), all of whom he’s friends with. He’s friends with his parents, Karen and Edward Zuckerberg. He graduated from Phillips Exeter Academy and attended Harvard University. He’s a fan of the comedian Andy Samberg and counts among his favorite musicians Green Day, Jay-Z, Taylor Swift, and Shakira. He is twenty-six years old.

Zuckerberg cites “Minimalism,” “Revolutions,” and “Eliminating Desire” as interests. He likes “Ender’s Game,” a coming-of-age science-fiction saga by Orson Scott Card, which tells the story of Andrew (Ender) Wiggin, a gifted child who masters computer war games and later realizes that he’s involved in a real war. He lists no other books on his profile.

Zuckerberg’s Facebook friends have access to his e-mail address and his cell-phone number. They can browse his photograph albums, like one titled “The Great Goat Roast of 2009,” a record of an event held in his back yard. They know that, in early July, upon returning from the annual Allen & Company retreat for Hollywood moguls, Wall Street tycoons, and tech titans, he became Facebook friends with Barry Diller. Soon afterward, Zuckerberg wrote on his Facebook page, “Is there a site that streams the World Cup final online? (I don’t own a TV.)”

Since late August, it’s also been pretty easy to track Zuckerberg through a new Facebook feature called Places, which allows users to mark their location at any time. At 2:45 A.M., E.S.T., on August 29th, he was at the Ace Hotel, in New York’s garment district. He was back at Facebook’s headquarters, in Palo Alto, by 7:08 P.M. On August 31st at 10:38 P.M., he and his girlfriend were eating dinner at Taqueria La Bamba, in Mountain View.

Zuckerberg may seem like an over-sharer in the age of over-sharing. But that’s kind of the point. Zuckerberg’s business model depends on our shifting notions of privacy, revelation, and sheer self-display. The more that people are willing to put online, the more money his site can make from advertisers. Happily for him, and the prospects of his eventual fortune, his business interests align perfectly with his personal philosophy. In the bio section of his page, Zuckerberg writes simply, “I’m trying to make the world a more open place.”

The world, it seems, is responding. The site is now the biggest social network in countries ranging from Indonesia to Colombia. Today, at least one out of every fourteen people in the world has a Facebook account. Zuckerberg, meanwhile, is becoming the boy king of Silicon Valley. If and when Facebook decides to go public, Zuckerberg will become one of the richest men on the planet, and one of the youngest billionaires. In the October issue of Vanity Fair, Zuckerberg is named No. 1 in the magazine’s power ranking of the New Establishment, just ahead of Steve Jobs, the leadership of Google, and Rupert Murdoch. The magazine declared him “our new Caesar.”

Despite his goal of global openness, however, Zuckerberg remains a wary and private person. He doesn’t like to speak to the press, and he does so rarely. He also doesn’t seem to enjoy the public appearances that are increasingly requested of him. Backstage at an event at the Computer History Museum, in Silicon Valley, this summer, one of his interlocutors turned to Zuckerberg, minutes before they were to appear onstage, and said, “You don’t like doing these kinds of events very much, do you?” Zuckerberg replied with a terse “No,” then took a sip from his water bottle and looked off into the distance.

This makes the current moment a particularly awkward one. Zuckerberg, or at least Hollywood’s unauthorized version of him, will soon be starring in a film titled “The Social Network,” directed by David Fincher and written by Aaron Sorkin. The movie, which opens the New York Film Festival and will be released on October 1st, will be the introduction that much of the world gets to Zuckerberg. Facebook profiles are always something of a performance: you choose the details you want to share and you choose whom you want to share with. Now Zuckerberg, who met with me for several in-person interviews this summer, is confronting something of the opposite: a public exposition of details that he didn’t choose. He does not plan to see the film.

Zuckerberg––or Zuck, as he is known to nearly everyone of his acquaintance––is pale and of medium build, with short, curly brown hair and blue eyes. He’s only around five feet eight, but he seems taller, because he stands with his chest out and his back straight, as if held up by a string. His standard attire is a gray T-shirt, bluejeans, and sneakers. His affect can be distant and disorienting, a strange mixture of shy and cocky. When he’s not interested in what someone is talking about, he’ll just look away and say, “Yeah, yeah.” Sometimes he pauses so long before he answers it’s as if he were ignoring the question altogether. The typical complaint about Zuckerberg is that he’s “a robot.” One of his closest friends told me, “He’s been overprogrammed.” Indeed, he sometimes talks like an Instant Message—brusque, flat as a dial tone—and he can come off as flip and condescending, as if he always knew something that you didn’t. But face to face he is often charming, and he’s becoming more comfortable onstage. At the Computer History Museum, he was uncommonly energetic, thoughtful, and introspective—relaxed, even. He addressed concerns about Facebook’s privacy settings by relaying a personal anecdote of the sort that his answers generally lack. (“If I could choose to share my mobile-phone number only with everyone on Facebook, I wouldn’t do it. But because I can do it with only my friends I do it.”) He was self-deprecating, too. Asked if he’s the same person in front of a crowd as he is with friends, Zuckerberg responded, “Yeah, same awkward person.

Ref: The New Yorker

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