Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Why negro the skin is black?
Answer:
They have Melanin in their skin cells and that is also why white folk tan. They just have more is all and in more concentrated amounts.
Lots of pigment. That way they are able to withstand the effects of the sun where as lighter skinned people would burn.
Why my life s so boring,,,vry mch!?
Answer:
when i think of boredom, i think of not only things to occcupy my time, but how so many people out there arent bored. they arent bored because they are having surgery, getting cancer treatment, or cant get out of bed. maybe your situation applies, but try to think of how much worse off you could be. be happy for the breath you just took. go out and take a walk in the beautiful weather, the fresh air will cheer you up. there are people out there that care about you, and all you need to do is ask for some company. most people are more than willing to make time when asked. please dont be sad.and for the wench that said the comment about a 45, you know where you can shove it.
a .45 is cheaper than the oxygen u're takin from the rest of us... shoot yourself
because you have an infectious disease...?
Why must insulin be refrigerated?
something ive always wondered..
Answer:
Actually, that's a myth. I was told the same thing 14 years ago, when I found out I was an insulin-dependent diabetic. You really don't have to keep it refrigerated. Just avoid extreme heat or cold, because then the insulin can go bad. It's more a precaution than anything else.
Insulin has a half-life in which the chemicals break down over time. Keeping them refrigerated helps to slow that process.
actually, not all insulin must be refrigerated, and some can even be stable at room temperature up to 28 days, depending on the type and brand.the reason that it is typically refrigerated is that insulin is a protein. it is very likely to be broken down by the very solution it comes packaged in. high temperatures will increase the rate that the protein is broken down, so obviously low temperatures reduce the rate of its catabolism.
It doesn't have to be, but it only keeps about a month out of the refrigerator. Ask a pharmacist for the exact figures on this.
I use insulin in a pump and as soon as I buy it, I leave it out of the refrigerator. It is easier to fill the reservoir without getting bubbles. But before the pump I always left the insulin out of the refrigerator because when you inject cold insulin, it causes atrophy under the skin. Insulin only loses about 3% effectiveness at room temperature
Most if not all insulin's today can be keep out of the refrigerator for 28 to 30 days, the reason for refrigeration is the insulin will deteriorate (break down) if kept out longer.
Answer:
Actually, that's a myth. I was told the same thing 14 years ago, when I found out I was an insulin-dependent diabetic. You really don't have to keep it refrigerated. Just avoid extreme heat or cold, because then the insulin can go bad. It's more a precaution than anything else.
Insulin has a half-life in which the chemicals break down over time. Keeping them refrigerated helps to slow that process.
actually, not all insulin must be refrigerated, and some can even be stable at room temperature up to 28 days, depending on the type and brand.the reason that it is typically refrigerated is that insulin is a protein. it is very likely to be broken down by the very solution it comes packaged in. high temperatures will increase the rate that the protein is broken down, so obviously low temperatures reduce the rate of its catabolism.
It doesn't have to be, but it only keeps about a month out of the refrigerator. Ask a pharmacist for the exact figures on this.
I use insulin in a pump and as soon as I buy it, I leave it out of the refrigerator. It is easier to fill the reservoir without getting bubbles. But before the pump I always left the insulin out of the refrigerator because when you inject cold insulin, it causes atrophy under the skin. Insulin only loses about 3% effectiveness at room temperature
Most if not all insulin's today can be keep out of the refrigerator for 28 to 30 days, the reason for refrigeration is the insulin will deteriorate (break down) if kept out longer.
Why most of enterobacteria in intestine r gram negative?
Answer:
why is the sky blue? (actually I know that one).
They just are, lol!
My dear, they are all gram negative! "Members of the Enterobacteriaceae are rod-shaped, and are typically 1-5 渭m in length. Like other Proteobacteria they have Gram-negative stains, and they are facultative anaerobes, fermenting sugars to produce lactic acid and various other end products."
Many members of this family are a normal part of the gut flora found in the intestines of humans and other animals, while others are found in water or soil, or are parasites on a variety of different animals and plants. Escherichia coli, better known as E. coli, is one of the most important model organisms and its genetics and biochemistry have been closely studied (wiki).
Hence, they just ARE gram Neg. be their habitat the soil or water or a gut.
gram negative bacterias grow in an acidic medium. in intestine matrix is acidic.so,be it.
BECAUSE THEY LIVE IN A NEGATIVE PLACE.
Why mosquitos suck blood?
Answer:
actually mosquitoes are vegetarians; their main food is plant sap;only the female needs animal blood; there is a protein in animal blood that the female mosquito needs to mature its eggs;
It is their food source. Why do you eat?
coz they are a kind of vampires
That's what parasites do for a living.
Why might I have uncomfortable feelings in my lower stomach?
Last month I was diagnosed with the HPV Virus. They said that it had already developed cancer cells, and I may have cervical cancer.
How does someone tell you that and not make an appt for a whole month! I have an appt but not until May 10th, and I have recently (the last few days) been getting cramps... Not really painful, but uncomfortable. Where is your cervix located from the outside of the body... The lower stomach? I looked up HPV and read about it and I have all the symptoms of this virus, including lower back pains (which is also happening as a result of this uncomfortable feeling).. Please give me some information, personal or otherwise. Thanks!
Answer:
in the dr office i work in we try to have people come back for a coloposcopy in about 3 or 4 weeks after an abnormal pap smear when the hpv has been detected.i am not sure if that is what you are having or just another pap smear which are both possibe depending on you dr. i think the cramps are unrelated to the cervix. maybe your nerves about the upcoming appt or an infection, vaginal or urinary. your cervix is attached to the bottom of your uterus which is in the far back of your vagina. this whole hpv thing is scaring alot of people who don't know much about it. the only people who are developing a serious cervical cancer are people not going for their pap test and not following up to abnormal paps. most women have hpv and don't even know it. you can have an abnormal pap and it may resolve itself do to irritation that was present at the time of your pap smear. your appt is coming up and they will answer all the questions you have. maybe ask you dr for more information about cervical changes and hpv. i know you will be fine take care.
you might have a bit of infection going on too =sorry you have to wait so long =it is hard to get into see a specialist any more= see your Dr and ask if there is something you can get to relieve the pain
Call the doctor and tell them what is happening to you and insist that you get an appointment ASAP. It doesn't seem that your doctor's office communicated with you as to why they set your appointment so far away. If you are experiencing so much discomfort, you need to take charge of your medical care and tell them that you want an appointment now!
How does someone tell you that and not make an appt for a whole month! I have an appt but not until May 10th, and I have recently (the last few days) been getting cramps... Not really painful, but uncomfortable. Where is your cervix located from the outside of the body... The lower stomach? I looked up HPV and read about it and I have all the symptoms of this virus, including lower back pains (which is also happening as a result of this uncomfortable feeling).. Please give me some information, personal or otherwise. Thanks!
Answer:
in the dr office i work in we try to have people come back for a coloposcopy in about 3 or 4 weeks after an abnormal pap smear when the hpv has been detected.i am not sure if that is what you are having or just another pap smear which are both possibe depending on you dr. i think the cramps are unrelated to the cervix. maybe your nerves about the upcoming appt or an infection, vaginal or urinary. your cervix is attached to the bottom of your uterus which is in the far back of your vagina. this whole hpv thing is scaring alot of people who don't know much about it. the only people who are developing a serious cervical cancer are people not going for their pap test and not following up to abnormal paps. most women have hpv and don't even know it. you can have an abnormal pap and it may resolve itself do to irritation that was present at the time of your pap smear. your appt is coming up and they will answer all the questions you have. maybe ask you dr for more information about cervical changes and hpv. i know you will be fine take care.
you might have a bit of infection going on too =sorry you have to wait so long =it is hard to get into see a specialist any more= see your Dr and ask if there is something you can get to relieve the pain
Call the doctor and tell them what is happening to you and insist that you get an appointment ASAP. It doesn't seem that your doctor's office communicated with you as to why they set your appointment so far away. If you are experiencing so much discomfort, you need to take charge of your medical care and tell them that you want an appointment now!
Why isnt there a cure for asthma yet?
Im am asthmatic and im curoise as of why there is no cure yet.has their been any recent news about it or improvements, studies? i feel that people are not caring much for asthmatic people its hard you know!
Answer:
I know how you feel! Unfortunately, there are so many reasons people suffer from it and what triggers it, that it has to be treated on an individual basis. There are some great meds out their now. I saw an allergist, saw what I was mosty sensitive to, and started on shots. I took singulair and allegra on a daily basis for quite a while and it controled it where i did not refill my inhaler prescription for over 2 yrs.
I'm Sorry u have asthma, if it makes u feel any better I have it too and i'm pist off that there isn't a cure yet!
Not just with Asthma but with many cronic health issues, I believe that the profits the med companies make cause them to move vveerryy slowly toward a cure.
I know what your going through... The only thing I can say to answer this question is why isn't there a cure for cancer or the common cold? I guess we just don't have the technology.
How old are you? If you are still young, you might be able to overgrow it if you take proper care. I have come across quite a number of young children with asthma and they are ok now. I have a friend who cooked Crocodile meat for her daughter regularly and she is ok now. Maybe you can try it. Try to avoid taking cooling drinks or food.
I have asthma too! I take Advair morning and night. I take a spacer or Abutrol. It seperates your lungs or something like that.
You raise a good point. You will feind the below website interesting
Answer:
I know how you feel! Unfortunately, there are so many reasons people suffer from it and what triggers it, that it has to be treated on an individual basis. There are some great meds out their now. I saw an allergist, saw what I was mosty sensitive to, and started on shots. I took singulair and allegra on a daily basis for quite a while and it controled it where i did not refill my inhaler prescription for over 2 yrs.
I'm Sorry u have asthma, if it makes u feel any better I have it too and i'm pist off that there isn't a cure yet!
Not just with Asthma but with many cronic health issues, I believe that the profits the med companies make cause them to move vveerryy slowly toward a cure.
I know what your going through... The only thing I can say to answer this question is why isn't there a cure for cancer or the common cold? I guess we just don't have the technology.
How old are you? If you are still young, you might be able to overgrow it if you take proper care. I have come across quite a number of young children with asthma and they are ok now. I have a friend who cooked Crocodile meat for her daughter regularly and she is ok now. Maybe you can try it. Try to avoid taking cooling drinks or food.
I have asthma too! I take Advair morning and night. I take a spacer or Abutrol. It seperates your lungs or something like that.
You raise a good point. You will feind the below website interesting
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