Chris Kelly's first steps: they said he'd never walk, but after nine years of paralysis, a brave young boy did just that

Article Abstract:

Chris Kelly was born with cerebral palsy that resulted in paralysis of his legs. Physicians told his adoptive parents not to expect much from him physically, but his parents enrolled him in biofeedback and physical therapy courses and he had surgery on his legs. The treatments helped him walk.

Health aspects, Cerebral palsy, Biofeedback training, Biofeedback, Paralysis

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10 steps to flawless skin

Article Abstract:

Ten tips in obtaining beautiful skin are presented. These include cleansing twice a day with water and a mild cleansing agent and using a non-oily moisturizer regularly. Eating a balanced diet, doing regular skin examinations and avoiding exposure to direct sunlight are other suggestions.

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The five most overlooked age spots

Article Abstract:

Signs of aging appear in the upper arms, elbows, feet, hands and neck and upper chest as well as the face. Ways to prevent the signs of aging include exercise, regular use of cream and moisturizers and basic care.

Aging, Physiological aspects

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