Will iron tablets help me grow taller?
Iron tablets will only help your anemia but not your height growth. To reach your potential height you need adequate sleep (from 8-10 hours per night), adequate calories and a normal healthy diet. Plenty of protein from eggs, meat, poultry, sea food and dairy products helps as well as calcium from milk, cheese and other dairy products. You also need plenty of zinc from red meat, oysters, mussels, nuts and seeds and zinc fortified cereals such as Weetbix. Girls usually stop growing at 15 and in most cases any further height growth from 15-21 is insignificant but there are exceptions such as late bloomers. Guys usually stop growing at 18 and in most cases any further height growth from 18-25 is insignificant but there are exceptions such as late bloomers. Under eating and under sleeping can, to some extent, stunt your height growth. Exercise does not help your height growth and smoking can actually reduce your potential height by a whole inch. Too much junk sugar can reduce your HGH level as in item 40 in http://www.rheumatic.org/sugar.htm You can see further tips in a web search for "how to grow taller naturally".
Photoshop didn't come with my wacom tablet. Help?
So I just got my Wacom Tablet Capture and it didn't come with photoshop, it said it did but I don't see it anywhere. Can someone please help me out with this?
How does a Byju’s tablet help in self-studying?
Self-Study is a necessity!Self-study will reinforce all the theories one reads every day in a large classroom. People can complete their schoolwork and then use the tablet to study from while going through whatever they have learnt.One can essentially find doubts in theories and concepts and discuss them with their tutor timely.The question asked is good but a better question is, how to go through with it regularly?If one spends a lot of their time in going back and forth, commuting from school or coaching, they can spend this time doing self-study.Learning while traveling is tough for everybody, thus this time can be spent in revising old topics rather than trying to learn new ones. By having a smartphone on them, they can study online by going to byjus website or they can download the app. The subjects and topics in them are explained in detail through video lectures. As we all know, visuals stick around for much longer in our memory than text and thus the application would help folks not only in memorizing but deciphering the concepts they study. If not, then they can make notes or flash cards that they can carry to brush up on stuff.How to do this regularly!This part is very delicate. People start self-study with high commitment but as time goes by they get comfortable and cannot sustain. The tablet Byju’s provide sticks by you and thus slowly becomes a component of your daily life and a student’s main goal, i.e. to integrate studies with life in such a way that they become inseparable.
I feel like tablet stuck in my throat, what should I do?
If you do get a pill stuck, I want to leave my answer here. I just had this happen to me and I scoured Quora and didn't find much help...An hour ago I took a small 10mg pill and it lodged itself in my throat and would not move. I could breath etc, wasn't choking, but I felt it sitting there. Here's what I did to unlodge the pill...the exact order:I drank tons of water, couple of water bottles...Damn thing didn't move.I ate food, hoping to push it down...again, didn't move.While standing, I tilted my head back and let the water go towards the back of my throat before swallowing...this moved the pill around.The pill moved while in my throat, but didn't go up or down...it landed near my gag reflex. I then vomited out all the contents of my stomach...and the damn pill still didn't move!!! Can you believe that?!?! (sorry if this is TMI)Laid down on the floor with a mouth full of water and then swallowed it. Laying on the floor will relax the throat muscles and open up the parts of the throat where pills can get stuck. (Some ppl have small crevices and pills will tend to get lodged there).I took another pill (Tylenol), thinking it would push the first pill down. Nope, still felt it.I drank Coke. Figured the acidity would help the pill to dissolve and slide down. I think this worked somewhat. It seemed to get softer, but still didn't move.I started drinking hot liquids (tea).I sat down, grouchy, and played Candy Crush trying to figure out what to do next. At some point I swallowed...and it was gone! Ok, so I don't know what actually worked, but the damn demon has either dissolved or I was able to swallow it. I think it's either one or some combination of the last 4 things I tried. That thing was lodged in tight. I hope my experience can help someone else, because I didn't find a lot of help on here when I looked.I recently just saw another Quora user (a Registered Nurse) said that tilting your head back when you take a pill constricts your throat. She said when taking a pill, tilt your head downwards, towards your chin. She said it works every time...though it sounds scary to me.
Can milk thistle tablets help clean drugs out of urine?
No, Milk Thistle, Echinacea, and Golden Seal will not work to take THC out of your system for a drug screen. It takes 30 days to get THC (marijuana) out of your system. If you drink lots of water, your test will come back as a 'diluted sample' and you will be asked why. IF the company elects to give you a second chance test, and it comes back diluted as well, they will not hire you. Fruits won't help either. Sorry. No magic bullet here, except to wait 30 days.
I have a tablet (super touch, model 3DS706) and its getting off. help me in solving this problem ?
Check if it is charged fully or not. When you plug in its charger, does it show the charging signal or not? If not showing, your charging pin may have been damaged or the place where to pin is to insert to is. The third option is "your battery has been expired due to some abnormal thing possibly happen". The last option is your tablet has been watered into and got something wrong. But for me it is 70 to 80 % charging or battery problem.
What tablets from the doctor will knock me out so I can get some sleep?
I made a comment to you earlier, but I have a little more input. Stelazine is a hardcore, heavy duty tranquilizer. Depending on how much you are prescribed it can knock you cold. Rarely, it actually causes insomnia because everyone has a different reaction to medication, but it is far more common for you to get sleepy and sedated. This is used mostly for schizophrenia, but also for very severe anxiety in some cases, but in 2009 it is rare that a doctor would prescribe stelazine, at least in my country. In some parts of the world it is more common, but most people stay away from it because it has a laundry list of serious side effects. When you have severe anxiety, which I gather you have, the alleviation of the anxiety will make it easier for you to calm down, which will indirectly help you fall asleep. For sleeping pills, it is hard to find something that works well for everybody and works for extended periods of time. Out of all the different types of sleeping medications, one that is very effective is a drug called doxylamine succinate. In my country (USA) it is over the counter and you don't even need a doctor to get it. You can also try diphenhydramine which is called benedryl in America and sold as Sleepeezee in the UK. That one is over the counter as well. These drugs are what I personally use and I have tried the most potent barbiturate and benzodiazepine sleeping pills you can get. The one sure fire way to find out if the stelazine is going to help is to try it, but I don't think you are going to find many people on this forum with personal experience using stelazine because it just isn't that common anymore.
What are some of the medicine that helps you to get some sleep?
During sleepless nights, my mind used to wander around and around and around. I couldn’t handle it anymore after 2 years and went to the pharmacy near my place. Figures that this tiny little medicine could help me just fine and knock me out to the point I sleep through my alarms (might also be because I am very tired).I use melatonin 5 mg tablets. Melatonin is a naturally occuring chemical in your body already, so these tablets just add on to that. It is often only available via your doctor or pharmacy.Some other sleeping drugs are:Diazepam/Valium (Diazepam - Wikipedia)Zolpidem/Stilnoct (Zolpidem - Wikipedia)Zopiclone/Imovane (Zopiclone - Wikipedia)Please schedule a visit with a professional and licenced physician, so you can get the best care appropriate to your problem.