Write an article based on this "Consult your doctor. Learn the treatment goals of medication. Treat any underlying condition. Ask about antiplatelet and anticoagulant treatments. Look into anti-arrhythmic drugs. Ask about calcium channel blockers. Consult your doctor about beta blockers."
article: Many arrhythmias are harmless or require minimal treatment plans. Your doctor will always prefer medication to a surgical procedure if medication is enough to treat your arrhythmia on its own. Your doctor will consider a variety of factors, including your age, medical history, and type of arrhythmia based on diagnostic testing. For example, medications cannot reliably speed up your heart to treat a slow heartbeat (bradycardia), but they can help with arrhythmias stemming from a heart that beats erratically or too fast (tachycardia). A medication can (when taken according to your prescription) help to slow a fast heartbeat or even reduce the potential for complications stemming from your arrhythmia. Some of the most seriousand potentially life-threateningcomplications of arrhythmia include stroke, heart failure, and sudden cardiac arrest. An arrhythmia is often a symptom itself of another underlying condition. Your doctor's diagnostic testing may undercover that your condition has resulted from a thyroid problem or even heart disease. In this instance, your doctor may prescribe a medication (such as one to treat hyperthyroidism) as well as a medication to combat your arrhythmia during the process. As with any medications, take exactly as directed by your doctor. One of the most common forms of arrhythmia is known as atrial fibrillation (AFib). This arrhythmia allows your blood to pool, increasing the risk of clotting and therefore stroke as one of the chambers in your heart pumps ineffectively. Your doctor will likely prescribe a blood-thinning medication to reduce the potential for your blood to clot in these instances. Common drugs used for this purpose include aspirin and warfarin (Coumadin), which you should always take according to your doctor's recommended schedule. Blood-thinning medications often come with the risk of excess bleeding, and you must inform your doctor of all other drugs you take before beginning this treatment plan. You may also have to submit to regular blood testing to assure the medication is at the correct dosage, especially for warfarin. These options can help with converting the heart rhythm to normal (cardioversion). Your doctor will have a large assortment of these drugs to choose from, and you may have to try several before finding one that manages your arrhythmia without adverse side effects. During the trial-and-error process, you may experience a worsened arrhythmia from some of these drugs, so your doctor will likely prescribe a blood-thinning medication in association to reduce the risk of stroke. Common options include: Amiodarone (Cordarone, Pacerone) Bepridil hydrochloride (Vascor) Flecainide (Tambocor) Ibutilide (Corvert) Calcium channel blockers (calcium antagonists) prevent the movement of calcium into cardiac tissue, resulting in a slowed heart rate. This makes these a common choice for slowing a fast heart rate (tachycardia), especially in situations where antiarrhythmic drugs haven't worked or are not recommended by your doctor. Options include felodipine (Plendil), isradipine (Dynacirc), and nicardipine (Cardene). They are usually taken daily. Don't take these drugs if you are pregnant. Don't drink grapefruit juice when taking calcium channel blockers because it may increase drug concentration and have a toxic effect. Beta blockers reduce the effects of adrenaline, which can also treat arrhythmia caused by a fast heartbeat. Your doctor is more likely to prescribe these drugs if heart disease is the underlying cause of your arrhythmia because they can also treat angina pains associated with heart disease. Common options include acebutolol (Sectral), atenolol (Tenormin), and betaxolol (Kerlone). This drug is usually taken daily. You shouldn't use this drug if you are lactating or pregnant. Side effects can include hypotension, bradycardia, and difficulty breathing. There is increased risk of hypoglycemia if you combine this drug with insulin.

Write an article based on this "Plan to travel. Make a solstice feast. Keep a Solstice fire vigil."
article: Consider spending summer solstice away from home, at one of the key destinations where the summer solstice has been celebrated for centuries, or at the site of a solstice festival. Many countries, such as Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden, hold summer festivals in which people dance around a midsummer Maypole and decorate their homes with greenery, flowers, and tree branches. Britain's Stonehenge is a must for the avid observer of the summer solstice, and thousands of people celebrate the day as the sun rises. Stonehenge aligns with the sunrise on the solstice, making for spectacular viewing. An ancient sun temple was discovered in 2006 in Cairo, Egypt. This partially uncovered site is the largest sun temple ever found in the capital's Ain Shams and Matariya districts, where the ancient city of Heliopolis the center of pharaonic sun worship was located. Consider visiting this landmark and participating in local summer solstice activities. Iceland hosts a "secret" three-day music festival on the solstice. In Russia, the solstice is celebrated by a three-month "White Nights" festival in which opera and ballet are performed. In Peru and Ecuador, the Incan Sun Festival takes place over the summer solstice. In the U.S., the Cleveland Museum of Art (in Ohio) has music performances and late-night viewings on the summer solstice, and a Summer Solstice Music Festival is hosted in Santa Barbara, California. Invite your friends and family to come celebrate the solstice with you. Go to local farms or markets and choose the freshest ingredients for your feast. Make dishes using items the color of the sun, like lemons, squash, papayas, corn, oranges, bananas, carrots, peppers, peaches, apricots, cantaloupe, pumpkin, mangoes, grapefruit, and sweet potatoes. Some, especially Pagans, light a candle or fire before sundown and keep it lit until the sun rises to ritually tend the sun's flame through the shortest night until the Wheel of the Year (the seasonal ritual cycle) turns toward the dark half of the year again at dawn. This serves as both celebration of the peak of light, and honoring of the gifts of the coming darkness as the days begin from this point to grow shorter.

Write an article based on this "Apply natural ingredients daily over a long period of time to lighten naturally blonde hair. Use a lemon juice mix. Use a honey mix. Use a mix of herbs."
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Doing so will cause less damage to your hair less than applying chemicals. However, it's unlikely that you will achieve the perfect shade of white-blonde hair through this method. Ensure that you have undamaged hair. Applying hair lighteners on hair that is already chemically dyed can cause unwanted effects. Be sure that you only use this method if your hair is in its natural state. Select a test strip. As you begin to choose one or more hair lightening techniques, be sure to test the technique(s) on a small strip of hair before applying it to the rest of your hair. While some people prefer to test a strip underneath the top hair so that it cannot be seen, others prefer to cut off a small strip of hair for testing. Spray a mixture of 1 cup freshly-squeezed lemon juice with 1/4 cup warm water on your hair. Sit in the sun for a couple of hours before you rinse the mixture out with shampoo and a deep conditioner. The more you use the lemon-juice mixture, the lighter your hair will become. However, the lemon juice will also dry out your hair, so be careful to condition regularly. Apply a mixture of 1 cup honey and 1/4 cup water or apple cider vinegar to hair. Cover your hair in a plastic wrap and let it sit for at least 2 hours before rinsing. The longer you leave in the mixture, the lighter your hair will become. Consider leaving the mixture in overnight. Mix chamomile, rhubarb, marigold, lemon juice, mullein and a little hydrogen peroxide with water overnight. Apply the mixture to your hair and sit in the sun for a couple of hours before rinsing it out. Each of these ingredients is known to lighten hair, so it's OK to try different combinations and ratios.