The Resolution to My Hair Loss Problem

Filed under: Gender Issues Info, Health Issues, Self Improvement Portal — admin at 12:27 am on Thursday, November 5, 2009

I always knew that hair loss would happen to me when I am aging but never thought that it would happen to me at such an early age. I first found out that my hairline was receding shortly before my thirtieth birthday. I cannot believe I was losing my hair. I even started losing hair on the back of my head.

It was the first time in my life I felt that age has eventually caught up. I felt like the best years of my life were behind me. I even stopped seeing women. My love life was nearly non-existent. There was one girl I had been dating nonchalantly and even though I liked her, I just stopped returning her phone calls. I realized that I hadn’t found the woman of my dreams with a full head of hair so there was no way I was going to find someone with my growing bald spot. I was too discouraged to even try having a romantic kinship.

Hair loss transformed me in to a dismayed loner, I was always a confident and extroverted guy. I was very persistent to address the issue and get the problem fixed. I started trying several hair loss treatments that are obtainable in the counter. Nothing I got from the pharmacy worked and trust me, I gave them all a go . After that, I just stopped trying for a while. It was a real low point in my life. I even stopped going out with my friends, I was so dismayed.

Fortunately, one night a good friend of mine took me out for a few beverages. Throughout the night, he noticed was I looked a little down. It took him a little while to figure out why. He mentioned to me about the hair loss studio in the city. My friend had gone there for hair loss treatments and had been impressed with the results. I was even more impressed. My friend had a full head of hair and there was no sign of hair loss. He made me promise to give them a go and I agreed.

I could not have been happier with the hair loss studio recommended to me. After just a few treatments, I had a full head of hair again. The results were outstanding, they did not just give me my hair back but also my self-confidence.

Stephen Gately of Boyzone Dies Suddenly

Filed under: Entertainment Infos, Gender Issues Info, Health Issues — admin at 1:52 pm on Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Stephen Gately was enjoying a short holiday with his partner Andrew Cowles in Majorca. The Spanish Island offered a beautiful way to enjoy the last days of the summer sun. The couple had been married in a civil ceremony in 2006. Elton John had introduced the two. Cowles made the shocking discovering that his partner of three years, was motionless. The two had been partying and drinking the night before. His death was sudden and has come as a shock to his friends and fans.

There were several attempts to resuscitate Gately, with no success. Police reports indicate 33 year old Gately choked on his own vomit. An autopsy revealed the singer died of a pulmonary edema, resulting from vomit in his lungs. Drugs are not being considered in the death. Spanish authorities are not treating this as a suspicious death. It has been recorded as a natural death. His partner has been given permission to take Gately home for burial.

Gately had been a part of the Irish boy band, Boyzone. His former band members Mikey Graham, Keith Duffy, Ronan Keating, and Shane Lynch have posted a statement on their website. “We are completely devastated by the loss of our friend and brother, Stephen. We have shared such wonderful times together over the years and were all looking forward to sharing many more. Stephen was a beautiful person in both body and spirit. He lit up our lives and those of the many friends he had all over the world. Our love and sympathy go out to Andrew and Stephen’s family. We love you and will miss you forever.”

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The former members were reported as flying to the Spanish island, as soon as they heard the news. The band broke up in 2000, in order for the members to follow solo careers. They reunited in 2007 for another album. They had achieved international success in the 1990s. A few of their songs that made them popular include; ‘No Matter What’, ‘Isn’t It A Wonder’ and ‘All That I Need’. Boyzone had a total of 17 top five singles, and four number one albums.

The world is changing

Filed under: Consumers Den, Entrepreneurs, Gender Issues Info — admin at 8:52 am on Sunday, June 8, 2008

I remember when the only jobs you could get required you to have an impressive resume and to go out and buy a very expensive outfit you will probably only wear that day. Now things are much more simple when it comes to getting work- well when it comes to online work.

The internet is helping people going to one income due to a variety of things that cause one parent to stay home and watch the kids. This makes the internet a great place to get a job and work at your own pace. The world is changing in a great way!

Are you a stay at home mom? Do you wish their was a way you could make more money without having to leave the house?

Luckily the internet is now not just a way to get information in, its a two way street of information. Most of the information you find on the web is coming from home offices or individuals building websites. Stay at home moms jobs are becoming more and more in demand but so are the jobs that stay at home mom’s can do with ease. In many of these jobs you can work only a couple hours a day and make a pretty decent chunk of change!

How To Permanently Lose The Fear Of Approaching An Attractive Woman

Filed under: Gender Issues Info — admin at 7:53 pm on Wednesday, April 9, 2008

As a man I know this fear well. If you’ve read any of my other articles here in this ezine you’ll know that I suffered from paralyzing shyness most of my life and of how I managed to release this destructive problem from my mind and body permanently.

Well the fear of approaching attractive women was a significant component of this shyness.

Each and every time I would notice an attractive woman who I wanted to get to know I would become very anxious at the thought of approaching her. My mind would become clouded with numerous negative thoughts such as:

1. Don’t even bother; you’re wasting your time.

2. She doesn’t want to talk to you.

3. What if she rejects you; you’ll look foolish even stupid.

4. Don’t make yourself vulnerable to being embarrassed or humiliated in public.

5. You’re too emotionally vulnerable to risk being rejected.

6. You just don’t deserve having any kind of contact with such women.

7. You’re too ugly and unattractive.

8. And so on.

These, needless to say, caused me to abort the idea of saying anything and often left me feeling like a complete failure. This only re-inforced the problem as it drove my confidence level to lower depths.

Almost every man I know, if they are honest with themselves has had such negative thoughts and/or feelings at some time.

Most of them focus on the fear of being rejected and thus feeling deeply humiliated and wounded as a result.

At a deeper level it is my experience that such feelings of vulnerability are rooted in early childhood experiences of one’s mother not having been fully available and or present for him.

Now please don’t take me wrong here. I’m not here to blame mothers. They have a hard enough job as it is.

It’s more that the nature of being a parent is such that they cannot, and I repeat cannot, be fully available for their children emotionally.

Additionally, any parent who compulsively tries to do this is, is in my view modeling a false perception of a reality for that child and may in some ways be doing them a disservice at some level.

So what is to be done about this situation?

Well as I said the problem arises as a result of the inherent course of one’s early life experience.

Until now it was felt that the imprints of that life experience, which many refer to as mental, emotional and body memories, were hard wired into each individual once they occurred.

Yes, some could be changed or altered somewhat through various forms of therapy (i.e. hypnosis, psychotherapy, EMDR, EFT, TFT etc.) however the thought that they could be completely and permanently released forever, leaving the individual with the experience that “they never happened” was unheard of.

Well not only is that possible now, with a new and powerful modality never before seen on this planet called the Mind Resonance Process(TM) (MRP), it is essential for the problems that they cause e.g. the fear of approaching attractive women, to be addressed once and for all.

So if you have such a problem, and if you are male believe me you do, then don’t those attractive women deserve to get to know the attractive person that is you?

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Mommie Moments - Getting Your Partner to Help

Filed under: Gender Issues Info — admin at 1:48 am on Wednesday, April 2, 2008

It is very easy for a Mom to take on a large part of the
responsibilities of raising a child even when she has a loyal
and dedicated partner. There are several things you manage,
nursing, cleaning, laundry, cooking, and caring and playing with
your little ones. Not to mention any other miscellaneous tasks
that may come up. Between naps may be the only private time a
mother receives during a busy day. Allowing your partner to
assist and asking for their help can really help alleviate any
exhaustion.

A common misconception is assuming your partner knows that you
need help. Often as long as the tasks and responsibilities are
taken care of, your partner assumes that everything is under
control. They may even assume that you are not experiencing any
form of exhaustion at all. The key here is to communicate with
your partner some of your daily tasks. This allows them to get a
better idea of what your typical day is like.

Allow your partner to be more involved with the caretaking of
your little ones. While they are together try to minimize
jumping in to fix the situation when challenges between the two
arise. Allowing your partner to problem solve when situations
occur only increases your partner’s confidence in handling
matters. It also allows them to strengthen their already loving
bond with their child.

If you need help doing housework or any other chores, don’t be
afraid to ask your partner for help. Make your needs known to
your partner so that there is no miscommunication. You just may
discover that your partner will actually appreciate being asked
to be more involved with daily activities.

Being open about your needs prevents resentments from occurring
and alleviates tension for both parties. Remember that your
partner doesn’t know your thoughts unless you express them.