Watery Eyes: Causes & treatment

Watery Eyes: Causes & treatment

A watery eye is a condition where too many tears are produced or when the tears cannot drain away properly. The prevalence rate of the disease is 8.60%. Any person can have watery eyes; it is not an age-specific condition built mostly occurs in babies and people of the age group 60 and above. India’s…

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Sesame-Soy Broccoli Slaw — Jill West Nutrition Consulting

Sesame-Soy Broccoli Slaw — Jill West Nutrition Consulting

Dressing: ·         1/3 cup lite soy sauce ·         2 Tablespoons rice vinegar ·         2 Tablespoons olive oil ·         1 teaspoon sesame oil ·         2 teaspoons honey ·         1 clove garlic, minced (optional) ·         1 teaspoon minced fresh ginger or a pinch of ground ginger Preparation: 1.      Combine all dressing ingredients in a container with a…

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Blueberry Swirl tart – Eat Well NZ

Blueberry Swirl tart – Eat Well NZ

Dessert is always my favourite part of a meal and I love to make them too.  Even though the weather is getting cooler,  you can still make the most of berries by buying frozen.  I created this yummy tart using Sujon blueberries.  The  Blueberry swirl tart is kind of a cross between a cheesecake (but…

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New Opioid Use After Invasive Mechanical Ventilation and Hospital Discharge – REBEL EM

New Opioid Use After Invasive Mechanical Ventilation and Hospital Discharge – REBEL EM

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