Problem: Article: In many religions and faiths, doing a good deed is one sure way to gain favor and to clear oneself of bad energy. Depending on your faith, good deeds could achieve several ends. Consider: That good deeds could gain you karma, if you believe in karma. That good deeds could be seen as a requirement to avoid negativity and evil. That good deeds could be seen as a way of making amends for evil or bad actions you've taken in the past. Meditation is a great way to clear yourself of negative energy. In addition, meditation will help relax you and focus your mind. As a result, meditation should be on your top list of ways to relieve yourself of negative energy. Situate yourself in a peaceful, quiet, and cool room or space. Close your eyes. Focus your mind on breathing. Don't let other thoughts invade your mind. Inhale deeply, hold, and then exhale for a prolonged period of time. Repeat this process as much as you need to clear your negative energy. Another way to clear negative energy is to pray or say a prayer to your god. Depending on your faith, this could serve to protect yourself from evil spirits or it could serve to gain favor from a deity or deities. Say a short prayer or repeat a short mantra. Spend a prolonged time in prayer or repeating mantras. Regularly pray or worship your deity. Sing a gospel song, if this is part of your faith or denomination.
Summary: Do a good deed. Meditate regularly. Pray to your god.

Problem: Article: If you notice your Rottweiler has mobility issues, then the next step is a vet check. The vet will watch the dog walking, running, and how it copes with stairs. This will help the vet to see which leg is most painful and how badly affected it is. The vet then performs a physical examination, which also includes testing the dog's nerve reflexes by turning the paw upside down and pinching the toes. This helps to if the problem is physical (with the joints) or neurological (with the nerves.) The vet then carefully manipulates the legs, flexing and extending each joint to test if the movement is normal or restricted. This also helps to confirm which areas are tender or sore. Based on this exam, the vet may suggest taking x-rays of the dog's hip joints. This is best done under anesthetic, because meaningful x-rays require the vet to put the dog's legs in positions which would be too painful for a conscious dog. Any time a dog is put under anesthesia there is a risk to the dog's health and an added cost that you will need to approve. Also, while the dog is anesthetized and relaxed, the vet can perform special tests. These involve testing the amount of movement out of the joint to see if it is within normal limits or not. A bone that has moved out of its joint is going to be more painful, because the bones are constantly banging against each other. To reach a diagnosis of hip dysplasia the x-rays must show problems associated with hip dysplasia and the dog must have a long-term lameness problem. One problem with diagnosing hip dysplasia is that the x-rays need to be interpreted in light of the physical symptoms (lameness) and amount of the discomfort the dog is in. Some dogs have what appears to be poor hip anatomy that is discovered by accident when the dog is radiographed for a different reason, and yet they have no lameness or apparent pain in the hips. The vet assesses the x-rays by looking at things like the shape of the femoral head (round vs square), how deeply the femur sits in the hip bone, and the angle at which the femoral head joins onto the thigh bone. The latter matters because dysplastic hips often have a poor angle which means when the thigh muscles contract they pull at an odd angle. Hip dysplasia is a painful condition and so your vet will prescribe pain relief for long-term use. Typically this is a medication from the nonsteroidal antiinflammatory (NSAID) family. If the problem is severe, there are a number of surgical procedures which can be done. These range from a femoral head excisions (where the femoral head is removed so it no longer bangs against the acetabulum) to a total hip replacement.
Summary: Take your dog to the vet if you suspect dysplasia. Discuss additional testing with the vet. Talk to your vet about the diagnosis. Follow your veterinarian's suggestions for treatment.

Problem: Article: You may also want to wear cotton gloves to handle your jewelry since fingerprints may show up on the crystals if you handle them with your bare hands. Your best bet is to use the dry cloth method for light cleaning or general maintenance of your Swarovski crystal jewelry. Use the lint free cloth to gently polish each crystal individually. Use a small circular motion to polish each crystal. Polishing your Swarovski crystal jewelry periodically with a lint free cloth is the best way to maintain the luster of your jewelry and keep it looking beautiful for years. Keep working until you have cleaned all of the crystals and you are satisfied with the results. If your crystal jewelry still looks dull or dirty, you can use a wet cleaning method.
Summary: Hold your crystal jewelry in one hand and the lint-free cloth in the other. Polish the crystals. Continue polishing your jewelry.

Problem: Article: To keep your hair looking healthy and smooth, you can establish several good hair care habits. One of the most important things you can do is to find a stylist who is effective. You want someone who knows how to work with different hair types and can offer you good tips. Do your research. Ask family and friends to recommend a stylist that they love. Read online reviews. This can help you get a sense of how good your potential stylist is. Consider price. It might be tempting to head straight to a fancy salon, but if you have to scrimp and save to get a hair cut, you'll be less likely to regularly go. The number one way to have healthy hair ends is to frequently trim your hair. Even if you are trying to grow your hair out, don't neglect having your stylist perform regular maintenance. Getting rid of split ends is important for keeping your hair strong and healthy. You should get a trim every 2-3 months. If you go longer, your hair can look uneven and straggly. Schedule appointments in advance. That way, you don't have to worry about your stylist not being able to fit you in. What you eat can affect the health of your hair. Take care to monitor your foods and make sure that you are getting the right combination of nutrients. Certain foods are especially beneficial for the health of your hair. Make sure to get plenty of healthy fats. Walnuts are a great source of omega-3s, which can help your hair look strong. Salmon is also a good healthy fat. Pair some in a salad with avocado. Blueberries contain anti-aging properties. This can help your hair look young and fresh.
Summary:
Find a great stylist. Get regular trims. Eat a healthy diet.