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How do I Save Photos in an iCloud Backup?
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My iPhone is Missing!
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I Forgot My Apple ID Password on My iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch
If you forget the password you use to sign into your device, you will be locked out of your iCloud, iTunes and AppStore account. Apple devices incorporate high security that protects your personal and financial data from people who can steal your information recovering your password.
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Why We Should Ignore the "N" Word
Yes, I am white. In fact, without a tan I may even appear translucent. However, although I grapple with my white brain and try to understand the things I have not experienced in this life, I look to others who have to teach me, inform me and make me...
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Am I Chemically Dependent on Drugs?
If you find yourself consistently using alcohol or drugs on a daily or regular basis, you may be chemically dependent or addicted to a substance. Chemically dependence is defined by the body’s inability to function normally without a particular...
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How to Get a Physician Referral for a Medical Massage
If you feel that your acute or chronic pain can benefit from massage therapy, ask your physician to write a prescription for bodywork by a licensed massage therapist. In addition to medications and rest, many sufferers of back, shoulder and neck...
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The Outlook For Schizophrenia
Schizophrenia is a serious mental illness that affects approximately one percent of men and women equally in every country of the world. Usually signs and symptoms appear during the middle-teen years or up until the age of 30. People who are...
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How to Stay Out of Abusive Relationships
Often, people blame themselves for being in a relationship that may eventually result in abuse and even violent behavior. The truth is that many people where never taught by their parents or parental figures the possible signs and symptoms of a...
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How to Use Online Forums to Find Freelance Work
Earning a living as a freelance or ghostwriter may be a little challenging as the ability to earn money as a writer is still in its infancy. However, it seems freelance contractors are shifting a more mainstream position and possibly more lucrative....
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How to Tell If a Cut Should Get Stitches
Do you know how to tell the difference between a minor cut and one that is serious enough to require stitches?
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Cortisol and Stress
Cortisol is a hormone secreted by the adrenal gland that sits on top of each kidney. Although it is secreted into the bloodstream normally during the day, it is in times of stress that it pumps out heavily and provides the body with energy to run...
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Offending by Psychiatric Patients Is Rare
In recent years, the escalation of violence has become more heinous with each criminal act, and several of these mass killings have included innocent children. As usual, the mentally ill are suspected of the senseless murders that have been acted...
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How to Spot an Internet Dating Scam
After several months of online dating, Sarah was thrilled to find out she'd finally meet her internet love interest in person. Mark, her lover from cyberspace who had sent her Teddy Bears, perfume, romantic cards and candy, had finally finished...
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How to Lose Weight with Garcinia Cambogia
Garcinia Cambogia, or G. Cambogia, is a small fruit that grows on trees in Indonesia, South Africa, South Asia, and India. Also known as the tamarind fruit, it resembles a small pumpkin with a color range of yellow to orange. Although the taste is...
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How to Treat an Injured or Broken Toe by Buddy-Taping
Broken toes can be extremely painful, making it difficult to walk for several weeks. Since only the big toe can be casted if it has been broken, buddy-taping can be a beneficial healing technique.
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How to Deal With a Person Who Has a Drugs or Drinking Problem
Dealing with a person who has a drug or alcohol problem can be both exhausting and challenging. Although the affected person may promise to stop feeding their addiction, they may disappoint you over and over, making it difficult for you to trust or...
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How to Lose Weight to Your Ideal
Weight gain or loss is a simple math equation, calories in and calories used up. It's not a sexy or interesting diet, it doesn't have a great cover on it; it just takes determination, a little self discipline, and a strong desire to reach your goal....
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How to Remove a Facebook Virus
Facebook is an extremely popular social website, but it is not immune to attacks. In fact, the hacks, viruses, sneaky redirects and fake links are becoming more and more popular everyday. Hackers take away your Facebook account in order to steal...
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How to Keep Clear of Codependent Relationships
Healthy and loving relationships are defined by the "give and take" of each individual that benefits both members and develops a deep trust overtime. In a co-dependent relationship, one person gives and the other one takes. Co-dependents use...
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The Bankruptcy of Hostess Twinkies
Growing up in Brooklyn, NY, I was one of four children that became first born Americans to immigrant parents from Sweden. My mother was always health conscious and didn't approve of treats, candy or gum, and quickly removed it from our pockets and...
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Signs That You Are in a Parasitic Relationship
In science, much like human relationships, a parasitic relationship benefits one partner and hurts the host. In nature, the tick attaches itself to the wolf and lives on it as a parasite; possibly hurting the animal by injecting it with a virus or...
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How to Improve Your Relationship With Your Adult Children
Often, parents of adult children find it difficult to engage in a conversation with their grown sons and daughters. A conversation becomes strained and difficult as each search for the words to place in an unspoken sentence. Although parents and...
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How to Keep Yourself from Reacting to Others in Anger
Sam leaves the boss's office with a burning sensation of anger in his chest. Standing over his desk, he throw's a folder down that explodes into pages of reports with numbers that didn't add up. Suddenly, his phone rings and a woman's voice answers,...
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Borderline Personality Disorder: Raising Questions, Finding Answers
Borderline personality disorder has been defined as a person with an unstable moods, an intense fear of abandonment and a lack of an identity. Typically, women experience BPD more often than men, and usually have experienced an abusive or traumatic...
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How to Improve at Writing Non-Fiction
Since Google has created more emphasis on duplicate web content on landing pages and blogs, online businesses and websites have actively searched for fresh and interesting web content that answers their potential customers' questions. Typically,...
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How to Care For a Sick Parent
Family caregivers are a diverse population that provides love and the primary support for disabled or ailing family members. In a study called, Silent Epidemic: Perspectives of High School Dropouts, 22 percent stated they had to leave High School in...
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How to End a Relationship With a Narcissist
If you are in a relationship with a person who is incapable of considering your feelings, denies you their personal thoughts, or is hypersensitive to what others think of their success, material articles or intelligence, you may be sharing your life...
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How to Use Food to Maintain Mental Health
We've heard the expression, "you are what you eat," but is it also true of how we feel? The American diet is hurting our bodies and minds, and now we have a study from researches on Nutritional Therapies for Mental Disorders that suggests it...
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How to Identify Bird Flu (Avian Influenza) Symptoms
Every year, the influenza virus, or the flu, leaves the borders of Southeast Asia and travels to North and South America. About 5 to 20 percent of people are affected by the flu. Often, symptoms are so mild that the affected person hardly notices,...
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How to Administer Activated Charcoal for Accidental Poisonings
Children and pets are the most vulnerable populations to poisoning. Every year, over one million children are affected globally. Do you know what to do in case of accidental poisoning?
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How to Remove a Worm or Virus from Your Computer
In the past few months, I have received more phone calls than usual from my friends who are on the verge of hysteria-- "my computer has a virus and it's from the FBI!" The recent attacks from the virus, known as Reventon Ransomeware, promises its...
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Basic Information on Eating Disorders
Eating disorders are difficult to understand and are extremely complex illnesses that involve genetics, medical and psychiatric disorders, and may co-exist with major depression, anxiety and obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD). In order to...
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What is Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)?
Traumatic Brain Injury Traumatic Brain Injury or TBI is the result of brain damage related to an outside force applied to the head. The head may be injured from a blunt force from an object, or the brain may be damaged from head hitting a solid...
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Depression & Bipolar Disorder
Bipolar disorder describes the cycle of emotion in the extreme ends of a spectrum of mood. The hallmark of this disorder is the highs and lows of mood changes that are expressed in emotional cycles. It has been suggested in numerous studies that...
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Anger and Addictions as a Result of Stress
Overwhelmingly, studies have shown that childhood trauma causes people to self medicate with drugs or alcohol to reduce anxiety and improve mood. For others, peer pressure or social anxiety may trigger a person to use a substance to be more relaxed...
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Signs and Symptoms of Acid Reflux Disease
Acid reflux is a result of the stomach contents leaking into the esophagus (the gullet) and burning the delicate tissue that lines it; causing excessive inflammation. As most people will experience heartburn at sometime in their lives, acid reflex...
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How to Apply Ice for Back Pain Relief
Often, people ask if they should use heat or cold to treat their back pain. My answer usually, well… maybe. It strongly depends on the type of injury, how long has it been since the injury occurred and how does the individual respond to the...
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Are Gum Disease and Heart Disease Related?
Theories and Recent Studies Recent theories have linked the health of the gums to the risk of heart disease. The conclusion of these studies has suggested that the simple care and flossing of the teeth can be a major deterrent to the risk heart...
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How to Help a Suicidal Friend
According to The World Health Organization, over one million people globally commit suicide every year, and 10-20 million attempt unsuccessful suicide attempts. People who are suicidal don’t usually talk about it, but they do communicate in ways...
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5 Steps to Stop a Panic Attack Now
Are you having a panic attack? Learn how to stop it in its tracks with these simple steps.
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Entry Level Jobs in Healthcare
Author/eHealer If you are seeking a stable career in a bad economy, healthcare jobs are always in high demand and can be found in most locations in the country. If your aspirations include a career in healthcare, most likely your program of study...
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How to Perform CPR on Your Dog
This article teaches you how to perform CPR on a dog that has sustained some sort of accident.
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What Are the Causes of Frequent Bloody Noses?
If you suffer from frequent nosebleeds, it can be distressing and embarrassing. What are the most common causes?
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How to Stop a Bloody Nose
The nose is a very vascular (contains many blood vessels) organ that is vulnerable to injury due to its position and placement on the face. The membranes that line the nose need to remain moist and may bleed if they are dried out from the cold...
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The Healthcare Crisis in America
Somewhere along the way, America’s healthcare became big business. The general practitioner that took care of generations of families disappeared, and the high priced physician specialist became the new normal. Insurance companies have denied...
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How to know if a Child is Allergic to a Vaccination
Allergic reactions to vaccines are extremely rare; literally one in a million children will have a severe reaction to their vaccinations. Although this is a very low risk, it is important to remain vigilant and practice a series of precautions to...
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List Schedule of Immunization Shots for Children
Vaccines protect children from some of the most deadly diseases in the world. At birth, infants have a limited amount of immunity and are vulnerable to almost all diseases that adults have built up immunity against. In countries that do not...
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How to Draw Blood from Small Veins
If you’re a phlebotomist or nurse, you may experience the challenge of drawing blood from a patient with small veins. With several techniques to improve your success, it is possible to draw blood with minimal trauma to the patient’s skin and...
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The Average Starting Salary of a Registered Nurse
After graduation, professional nurses are permitted to work in supervised positions until they take and pass the National Counsel Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and obtain a registered nurse license. This grace period ends the moment the nurse passes...
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West Nile Virus Explained
In 1937, the first case of West Nile Virus (WNV) appeared in Uganda, East Africa, and got its name from originating in the Nile region. In the summer of 1999, WNV was discovered in New York City. Within 5 years, the virus has spread to Canada, Latin...
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What Education is Required to Become a Registered Nurse?
Becoming a registered nurse (RN) is an educational journey of science, intuition, and compassion. Most nurses evolve from other career paths and find nursing as a second career, or even an ambition that may be realized later in their lives. But...
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How to Remove Stitches
The medical term for stitches is sutures, and your visit to the emergency room has left you with a few of them as the result of a laceration or wound. It’s been several days since the procedure, and now it’s time to remove them—but how? Most...
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How to Use a Blood Pressure Cuff
Taking your blood pressure (BP) is an important measurement of the health of your heart and blood vessels. The high pressure exerted by the pumping and resting of the heart muscle and valves reveals the potential damage to cardiac structures that...
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Relationship between Blood Pressure and Heart Rate
The rate of the heart beat and the blood pressure are two important measurements to assess the health and wellness of the heart. Normally, the heart rate measures how fast the heart has to work in order to supply the body with oxygen and remove...
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Effective Writing: The Unity of Ideas
When you use certain words to connect ideas, paragraphs come together and share a common bond. Transitional devices are words or phrases that add style and cohesion to the progression of paragraphs. You can use transitional words and phrases that...
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10 Ways To Make Your Aging Dog More Comfortable
As dogs age, physical changes create arthritis, muscle pain, or the flare up of old injuries that have caused structural deformities. You notice your dog’s step is a little slower and they may sleep a little longer. As eyesight decreases and...
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Effective Writing: Communicating with Your Reader
Freedigitalphotos.net English composition may be a chore to learn, but grammar and punctuation have rules for some important reasons. The author wants to express his or her ideas in a clear and concise manner. Incorrectly structured grammar or the...
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Anabolic Steroids are all the Rage
In the past, anabolic steroids were used by professional athletes and bodybuilders to enhance performance and reduce recovery time from a stressful game or workout. Professional sports figures risked the illegal and dangerous complications to build...
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Are You a Psychopath?
People would like to think psychopaths are easy to spot. Like Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy, and Jeffrey Dahmer, you’d like see their mug shot on the evening news and automatically think “Psychopath.” The truth is you are surrounded by them at...
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How to Convert Photos into a Video Stream
Adding video to your articles can have profound and powerful effects. Book writers are finding their text stagnant without a video clip and are now using short slide shows with panning and movement to engage the reader. Website owners that want to...
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Why Healthcare is So Complicated in America.
Why has healthcare in America failed so badly for the past 40 years? The answers are easier to find than you think.
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Create Great Photos from Your Videos with Windows Live Movie Maker
Are you always searching for the great photo to publish with the right message? Make your own graphics from simple tools already available on your desktop.
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Earn a Living as a Ghostwriter
If you want to increase your writing income and add to your portfolio, consider ghostwriting.
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Why is My Partner So Jealous?
If you have ever experienced the emotions from the “green-eyed monster,” you know the powerful and painful feelings jealousy can evoke. Crimes of passion are estimated by researchers as the third most common motive for murder, and the number one...
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The Truth about Generic OTC Medications
Author/eHealer Perhaps you’ve heard of brand name medications like Tylenol, Benadryl, or Sudafed. The manufacturers of these brands have spent millions of advertising dollars to make sure that you do. Chances are you haven’t heard of...
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Do Dogs Watch Television? Yes and No
Does your dog sit and stare at the television? Does he bark and wag his tail? Learn how dogs eyesight is different than our own, and what they actually see on the TV.
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How to Write Health and Wellness Articles for Affiliate Campaigns
With a little research, you can write a health article. Follow these simple steps to make it easier.
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Bullies: Born or Created?
Bullies in America has risen to pandemic proportions. How are bullies created? Can we stop making them in our society?
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9 Ways to Stay Healthy in a Bad Economy
Learn tips and tricks for staying healthy and happy. Follow these simple steps.
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Strategies to Cool Down Hot Flashes
If you incorporate these simple strategies into your daily life, you can soothe your hot flashes and enjoy a much better quality of life. Do you have your own tips or tricks? Comment here and share them.