Rai Health Dictionary

(Arabic) A great leader Raidah, Raida, Ra’ida, Raa’idah... ra’idah

(Polish) Form of Regina, meaning “a queenly woman”

Raenah, Raene, Rainah, Raine, Rainee, Rainey, Rainelle, Rainy, Reina, Reinella, Reinelle, Reinette, Reyna, Reynalda, Reynelle, Reyney, Reine, Ranee, Reia... raina

(American) As colorful as the rainbow; symbolizing promise Rainbowe, Raynbow, Raynebow, Raynebowe, Reinbow, Reinbowe... rainbow

(Hebrew / Greek) As beautiful as the rose / one who is carefree Raisabel, Raisse, Raiza, Raizel, Rayzel, Ra’isa, Raisie, Raizie, Raisi, Raizi, Rayzi, Rayzie, Ra’eesa... raisa

(French) A great thinker Raisa, Raissah, Rayssa, Raysa, Raison, Rayson, Raeson, Raessa... raissa

Means “root of (plant name)”; look up the plant name following this description of the plant part used.... raíz de

Acid rain air pollution is responsible for increased hospital admissions with respiratory illness when it hangs in a haze over a polluted area. The main components of acid rain are sulphates, salts of sulphur, known to cause breathing difficulties.

Alternatives. Teas: Alfalfa, Angelica leaves, Boneset, Catnep, Chamomile, Coltsfoot, Comfrey leaves, Dandelion leaves, Hyssop, Lemon Balm, Lime flowers, Milk Thistle, Mullein, White Horehound, Red Clover flowers, Sage, Violet leaves, Umeboshi tea.

Tablets/capsules. Chamomile, Echinacea, Iceland Moss, Irish Moss, Liquorice, Lobelia.

Powders. Formula. Equal parts: Echinacea, Barberry bark, Elecampane root. Dose: 500mg (two 00 capsules or one-third teaspoon) thrice daily.

Formula. Tinctures. Echinacea 2; Sarsaparilla 1; Fringe Tree half; Liquorice quarter. Mix. 1-2 teaspoons thrice daily. ... acid rain sickness

Shallow of carcinoma ulcer the skin pigment melanin. The risk is reduced by avoiding overexposure to strong sunlight, using sunscreens, and wearing protective clothing and sun hats. Without treatment, the carcinoma gradually invades and destroys surrounding tissues but virtually never spreads to other parts of the body. Treatment is usually with surgery (or in some cases radiotherapy) and is often completely successful. Plastic surgery may also be needed, however, depending on the size and site of the tumour. People who have had a basal cell carcinoma may develop new tumours and should be alert to any changes in their skin. (See also melanoma, malignant; squamous cell carcinoma; sunlight, adverse effects of.)... raised edge

n. an appliance to prevent normal closure of the teeth in orthodontic treatment and in the treatment of *temporomandibular joint syndrome.... bite-raiser