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Thursday, February 17, 2011Tips Mencegah HIV/AIDS
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
SEKSOLOG Dr. Boyke Dian Nugraha menjelaskan bahwa penyakit HIV/AIDS adalah salah satu penyakit mematikan yang saat ini belum ditemukan obatnya. Namun menurutnya, ada lima langkah yang dapat dilakukan guna mencegah penularan penyakit tersebut :
1. Hindari hubungan seks bebas
Seseorang yang sering melakukan hubungan seks bebas, menurut Boyke dipastikan akan tertular penyakit HIV / AIDS ini
2. Setiap pria atau wanita harus setia kepada pasangan masing-masing. Sehingga diharapkan dapat mengurangi masuknya virus HIV yang dapat menghancurkan sistem kekebalan tubuh manusia. Setiap pasangan harus selalu menjaga hubungan mereka agar harmonis sehingga hubungan seks dengan yang bukan pasangannya dapat dihindarkan.
3. Apabila langkah 1 dan 2 tidak dapat dilakukan, sebaiknya saat melakukan hubungan seks selalu menggunakan kondom. Hal ini dimaksudkan untuk mencegah masuknya virus dari pasangan seks mereka.
4. Hindari penggunaan jarum suntik secara bergantian khususnya bagi para generasi muda, karena jarum yang digunakan belum tentu seteril.
5. Hindari penularan melalui transfusi darah dengan cara selektif dan ketat.
1. Hindari hubungan seks bebas
Seseorang yang sering melakukan hubungan seks bebas, menurut Boyke dipastikan akan tertular penyakit HIV / AIDS ini
2. Setiap pria atau wanita harus setia kepada pasangan masing-masing. Sehingga diharapkan dapat mengurangi masuknya virus HIV yang dapat menghancurkan sistem kekebalan tubuh manusia. Setiap pasangan harus selalu menjaga hubungan mereka agar harmonis sehingga hubungan seks dengan yang bukan pasangannya dapat dihindarkan.
3. Apabila langkah 1 dan 2 tidak dapat dilakukan, sebaiknya saat melakukan hubungan seks selalu menggunakan kondom. Hal ini dimaksudkan untuk mencegah masuknya virus dari pasangan seks mereka.
4. Hindari penggunaan jarum suntik secara bergantian khususnya bagi para generasi muda, karena jarum yang digunakan belum tentu seteril.
5. Hindari penularan melalui transfusi darah dengan cara selektif dan ketat.
Mengenal Leukemia (Kanker Darah)
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Perkembangan leukemia atau kanker darah sekarang ini belum dapat dideteksi secara dini dan penyebabnya belum bisa di deteksi. Penyait ini merupakan kanker yang mematikan dan belum bisa dicegah dan cara penyembuhannya pun masih menjadi bahan perdebatan. Ada beberapa zat dan bahan penyebab yang bisa menimbulkan kanker, makanya berhati-hatilah mengkonsumsi makanan dan minuman menggunakan zat pewarna.
Baca Selengkapnya Disini.Kisah Tragis Si Gadis Playboy
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Buntut kematian bintang seksi playboy Anna Nicole Smith di usianya yang ke-39 membuat beberapa pemerhati Playboy Playmates menarik kesimpulan bahwa gadis-gadis Playboy cenderung berusia pendek. Nah lho! Kematian mendadak Anna yang sampai saat ini masih jadi misteri mengukuhkan anggapan bahwa gadis-gadis seksi milik Hugh Hefner ini rata-rata memiliki nasib yang bisa dibilang tak secantik wajahnya. Kecelakaan mobil, overdosis, bunuh diri, kecelakaan pesawat, dan kematian Smith yang belum menemukan titik terang adalah serangkaian nasib naas yang merengut hidup gadis-gadis Plaboy sebelum usia mereka menginjak 50 tahun.
Baca Selengkapnya Disini...Travel Tips For Golfers
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Planning your next golf trip? If you're flying to your golf destination, here are some tips that can save you time, aggravation, and money.
First, clean out your golf bag. Remove any items you haven't used during the last six rounds of golf. Get rid of old golf balls; remove any balls you won't use during your trip. Take a maximum of 4 tees for each round you plan to play. Take 2 ball markers. Take 1 pitch mark repair tool. Can you get rid of any clubs? Do you really need the 4-iron that you rarely use?
Pack golf shoes, your golf glove, and six golf balls in your carry-on bag. If your golf clubs are delayed, you can rent clubs at almost any course; but do you really want to buy another pair of shoes?
Protect yourself from theft. We hate to say it, but theft by baggage handlers is a reality. Some of our friends have had individual clubs (putters and drivers) stolen during air travel. Use a Transportation Security Administration (TSA) approved padlock on your golf travel bag to help deter thieves. You can get a TSA approved padlock on-line or at most stores that sell luggage. Look for the TSA logo on the lock to ensure it can be opened by a TSA agent. Otherwise, they will cut the lock if your bag is chosen for inspection.
Weigh your luggage before you leave home. Most airlines charge extra fees for bags weighing more than 50 pounds (22.6 kg). Redistribute items between your golf bag, your suitcase, and your carry-on bag so you don't have to take your bags apart in the terminal or pay for overweight bags.
Make sure your luggage tags are securely fastened to all your bags, including your golf bag and your carry-on. Then put a business card inside each piece of luggage. If your bag is misrouted, and the luggage tag gets torn off during handling, airport security will be able to contact you.
Buy travel insurance. Travel insurance is inexpensive, but it can save you a ton of money if you have to cancel your trip, your flight is delayed, you or a family member has medical problems, or your clubs or luggage is lost.
Be prepared for bad weather. You're more likely to play golf in the rain when you're on a golf vacation than when you're playing at home. So here are some tips on what to do to be prepared for inclement weather:
* Change the spikes on your golf shoes before you leave home and put a couple of extra spikes and a spike-wrench in your golf bag. Besides giving you more stability during your swing, new spikes can make all the difference in the world if you're walking on slippery hills. A few extra spikes and the wrench weigh next-to-nothing and will come in handy if you lose a spike.
* Check the grips on your golf clubs, including your putter. If you haven't changed your grips in over a year, it's time! In bad weather, a new grip can make the difference between knocking it stiff or watching your favorite wedge pin-wheel into a pond after it slips out of your hands.
* Invest in good rain gear, including a waterproof hat and rain gloves. Don't skimp on cheap rain gear or you might end up with gear that isn't fully waterproof (just ask the members of the 2010 USA Ryder Cup team!) Put an umbrella in your bag.
* An extra golf glove, towel and socks are also good if you have room. Put them all in a zip-lock bag inside your golf bag to ensure you're not going to pull out soggy gear.
* Consider leaving your driver and fairway metal head covers at home and wrapping another towel around the club heads. This will ensure that your head covers don't get soaked if it rains or that your favorite head cover (the one your daughter bought you for your birthday) doesn't end up in the bin in some far-away starter's shack. And it also gives you an extra towel should the weather not cooperate. If you bring your head covers with you on the trip, consider leaving them in your travel bag, the trunk of your car, or in your room before heading to the golf course.
By : Eric A. Rosenberg
Pack golf shoes, your golf glove, and six golf balls in your carry-on bag. If your golf clubs are delayed, you can rent clubs at almost any course; but do you really want to buy another pair of shoes?
Protect yourself from theft. We hate to say it, but theft by baggage handlers is a reality. Some of our friends have had individual clubs (putters and drivers) stolen during air travel. Use a Transportation Security Administration (TSA) approved padlock on your golf travel bag to help deter thieves. You can get a TSA approved padlock on-line or at most stores that sell luggage. Look for the TSA logo on the lock to ensure it can be opened by a TSA agent. Otherwise, they will cut the lock if your bag is chosen for inspection.
Weigh your luggage before you leave home. Most airlines charge extra fees for bags weighing more than 50 pounds (22.6 kg). Redistribute items between your golf bag, your suitcase, and your carry-on bag so you don't have to take your bags apart in the terminal or pay for overweight bags.
Make sure your luggage tags are securely fastened to all your bags, including your golf bag and your carry-on. Then put a business card inside each piece of luggage. If your bag is misrouted, and the luggage tag gets torn off during handling, airport security will be able to contact you.
Buy travel insurance. Travel insurance is inexpensive, but it can save you a ton of money if you have to cancel your trip, your flight is delayed, you or a family member has medical problems, or your clubs or luggage is lost.
Be prepared for bad weather. You're more likely to play golf in the rain when you're on a golf vacation than when you're playing at home. So here are some tips on what to do to be prepared for inclement weather:
* Change the spikes on your golf shoes before you leave home and put a couple of extra spikes and a spike-wrench in your golf bag. Besides giving you more stability during your swing, new spikes can make all the difference in the world if you're walking on slippery hills. A few extra spikes and the wrench weigh next-to-nothing and will come in handy if you lose a spike.
* Check the grips on your golf clubs, including your putter. If you haven't changed your grips in over a year, it's time! In bad weather, a new grip can make the difference between knocking it stiff or watching your favorite wedge pin-wheel into a pond after it slips out of your hands.
* Invest in good rain gear, including a waterproof hat and rain gloves. Don't skimp on cheap rain gear or you might end up with gear that isn't fully waterproof (just ask the members of the 2010 USA Ryder Cup team!) Put an umbrella in your bag.
* An extra golf glove, towel and socks are also good if you have room. Put them all in a zip-lock bag inside your golf bag to ensure you're not going to pull out soggy gear.
* Consider leaving your driver and fairway metal head covers at home and wrapping another towel around the club heads. This will ensure that your head covers don't get soaked if it rains or that your favorite head cover (the one your daughter bought you for your birthday) doesn't end up in the bin in some far-away starter's shack. And it also gives you an extra towel should the weather not cooperate. If you bring your head covers with you on the trip, consider leaving them in your travel bag, the trunk of your car, or in your room before heading to the golf course.
By : Eric A. Rosenberg
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