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TOXIC SHOCK SYNDROME  

Most people when they hear toxic shock syndrome or TSS they think immediately of tampons because TSS has been linked to tampon use. In the early 1980s when TSS was at its peak this was true.

Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) is a disease caused by Staphylococcus bacteria with 90% of all cases occurring in menstruating women.

Most consumers became familiar with Toxic Shock Syndrome in the early '80s, when 812 cases were linked to the "Rely" tampon. Since then, the incidence of TSS has diminished, but risks still exist.

The Internet is a great source of knowledge but can also breed myths about products we use everyday. It's quite scary to read that something you put into your body may be dangerous. Tampons are no exception.

This article compares two leading brands of feminine care products, with O.B. being the far superior brand of the two.

Toxic shock syndrome is fairly rare, but is caused by the strep and staph organisms. TSS is a medical emergency and can be fatal if not treated soon enough.

Toxic Shock Syndrome is a very serious condition experienced by individuals. Many people have died because of Toxic Shock Syndrome in the past. This article is being written in hopes of raising awareness about Toxic Shock Syndrome and to education people everywhere.

A novel compound is being developed to cut the risk of menstrual toxic shock syndrome

Information about toxic shock syndrome.

This article compares the environmental costs of both preparing and manufacturing a disposable diaper, to the washing and energy use of cloth diapers.

Parents of children in diapers and parents-to-be will find it worth their time and money to check into the world of cloth diapering.

While many mothers praised the disposable diaper for its absorbance and freedom, many feel that there is a hidden price to pay for the convenience of just tossing out the dirty diapers.

7 reasons why I chose to cloth diaper my babies.

Reasons why the modern parent should choose to cloth diaper their baby.

Cloth diapering is bigger and better than ever. Have questions? I have answers!

Natracare organic all cotton natural tampons are highly absorbent, completely biodegradable, non-toxic, and better for both you and the environment.

Some women may be turned off by tampons due to previous problems, but with some helpful tips from an experienced user, you may find that you can give it a try again.

I started using organic products, like Seventh Generation Chlorine Free Tampons, Regular and Natracare Organic All-Cotton Tampons, Regular Absorbency, in an attempt to eliminate any unnecessary exposure to chemicals in my body and in my environment.

Guys cringe at the thought of tampons so women might as well enjoy sending their faithful man to the store to get some when needed. Just be aware of the health risks involved with tampon use down the line.

With the teen years fast approaching, menses will be on its way for many young girls.

Clostridium sordellii is a rare bacterium that has been associated with the development of toxic shock syndrome (TSS) in obstetrics.

Every woman deals with frustrations with menstrual protection. The Diva Cup is an innovative form of protection that is hygenic, cost effective, and environmentally responsible. It will change how women view feminine protection.

Over 14 billion tampons, applicators and pads make their way into landfills every year. With the increased awareness of the consequences of environmental pollution, many women are turning to natural reusable menstrual products.

Move over tampons, the Instead Softcup is a better product.

The DivaCup is a little known product that makes menstrual periods much easier to handle. It reduces waste down to nothing, is economically friendly, and better both for you and for the environment than tampons and pads.

During the beginning stages of a females menstruation cycle the woman can frequently feel a little unlike herself. Possibly moody and irritable or bloated and uncomfortable.

Sex is great but safe sex is better, talk to your health care provider about the best way to protect yourself.

Staph infection is most common in hospitals

Ever heard of a menstrual cup? Read on.

A single father coping with his little girl just after she begins her menstrual cycle appears to be one of the most desperate men in the world, understandably so. This should make it easier.

Disposable diapers contain traces of Dioxin. Over 92% of all used diapers go to the landfills.

This article discusses deodorized tampons and whether or not they are safe to use.

Children seem to be growing up faster than ever before and talking to your daughter about her period could be nagging at you lately. But take comfort, there are many ways to discuss the monthly cycle so she'll be ready when it arrives.

Music review: Toxic Shock Syndrome (Chicago; Sept.'07)Review #1

Cloth diapers used to have the stigma of being messy, bulky, and tough to use. Today, more and more moms are finding that the new cloth diapers are user-, wallet-, and Eco-friendly, resulting in growth in the industry.

Advantages and disadvantages of both disposable and cloth diapers are presented. Societal has an influence on our decision. This seems to be a decision that is made automatically based on the advertisements we are exposed to and what our friends are doing.

With a family of nine, cloth diapering just wasn't the answer. Saving money is one thing, but is cloth really the economical answer?

A review of Fuzzi Bunz cloth diapers; what they are, why they are a great choice for one's diapering needs, and buying suggestions.

Some tips to help you wash your cloth diapers in a laundromat.

Cloth diapers save money and the environment but make more laundry, whereas disposable diapers are more convenient but are less economical and environmentally-friendly. You can strike a balance, though.

Cloth diapers are wonderful, but some bowel movements are worse than others. If you are considering converting to cloth diapers, know that there are times when a cloth diaper isn't always the smartest or most considerate option.

Cloth diapers are easy to care for and save you money!

How many do I need? What kind? How much are they? How often will I be doing laundry, washing these cloth diapers?

Cloth diapering has come a long way since the days when my mom used flat diapers and plastic pants for her babies. Many of today's cloth diapers, such as the bumGenius! brand, made by Cotton Babies, are nearly as easy to use as disposables.

There are many pocket diapers to consider when purchasing cloth diapers. Find out about the Haute Pocket through basic information and considering the ease of use and fit of the diapers.

An article describing the different types of cloth diapers available on the market

Bumkins All-in-One Cloth Diapers are one of my favorite AIO diapers. They are comfortable, easy to use and wash, absorbant, and very sturdy. They are well-worth the money!

If you are a parent, then you have probably been exposed to malicious debates about cloth diapers versus disposable ones. Obviously, there are pros and cons to each side, and I will try to list all of them so that you can make an informed decision.

As far as cloth diapers go, these were my favorite. They never leaked, fit well and looked great!

Washing cloth diapers can be easy and fun. Many cloth diapering parents wash 2-3 times per week. Special care is needed for wool covers but they don’t need to washed very often