Articles, tagged with "claustrophobia", page 1

If you are working in London should you live in the City itself, or live further outside commuting to and from work every day? Much of the decision comes down to personal preference, but this article covers some of the advantages and disadvantages of both...

Telecom is one of the more transient modes of communication. No matter how much you communicate through emails or online chat, a voice conversation can never be replaced by the written word. You will have to agree that when you make calls over the Interne...

(1888PressRelease) What started as a school assignment has turned into an engaging story for first time author Sharon Henry. It's about one man's journey to overcome his claustrophobic disease so that he can be a better husband, father and friend. BOST...

There is some confusion between the terms "steam bath" and "saunas". Saunas use a heater, have very low humidity and produce temperatures of a safe 80c and 100c. Saunas are usually wood lined and have wooden benches to relax on. They are insulated to reta...

Aromatherapy science and the use of essential oils is a recently created field, with some startling information to share. For many years, practitioners of holistic aromatherapy have claimed that scents and aromas can be used to reduce stress and promote r...