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HELPS Teas, known for their adult and childrens line of innovative herbal teas in the US marketplace for overall good health and well-being will exhibit at the 2012 Natural Products Expo West in Anaheim, CA.

HELPS Teas comes from Pharmadus, a global parent company that is a leader in health and wellness for over 50 years. HELPS Teas is Kosher certified and has zero artificial flavoring and no preservatives. HELPS Teas contains herbs including eucalyptus leaves and chamomile flowers that will work in sync with your system.

Pharmadus brands including HELPS Teas; Manasul, a well-known tea staple in Hispanic communities; HELPS Intense, high quality pyramidal teas; and Lateterazul, a line of gourmet teas will exhibit at Natural Products Expo West trade show on March 9-11, 2012 at the Anaheim Convention Center at booth number 683, Hall A.

HELPS Teas adult line consists of ORGANIC R&R, a combination of lemon balm and passion flower that has a soothing effect ending restless nights; BREATHE, supports respiratory and sinus functions; ORGANIC GREEN TEA LEAVES, promotes overall well-being and added bonuses include beautiful skin and anti-aging ingredients; FOR LOW SUGAR DIETS, the sugar free answer for diabetic cravings; MAKE IT EASY, does exactly as it says by regulating your bowel movements; last but not least, JUST FOR HER caters to women with menopause.

The HELPS Teas childrens line is great tasting and is 100 percent plant based. Help your little one fall asleep with DREAMS; offer relief for an upset stomach with LITTLE TUMMIES, help clear their throat with BREATHE; and feel refreshed with FOR REHYDRATION DIETS.

ABOUT NATURAL PRODUCTS WEST

Natural Products West is the leading trade show in the natural, organic and healthy products industry. Natural Products West will be held March 8-12, 2012 at the Anaheim Convention Center and will play host to over 3,000 exhibits showcasing new products with an estimated 58,000 industry professionals in attendance.

ABOUT HELPS TEAS

HELPS Teas, part of Pharmadus, a leading Spanish pharmaceutical company for over 50 years delivers the highest quality all natural products to provide overall good health and well-being. HELPS Teas has an adult and childrens line that has superb flavors with medicinal properties in each tea. For additional information on HELPS Teas, visit http://www.helpsteas.com or find them on Facebook and Twitter.

For more information and or press interviews, contact Tamara York of Tamara York Public Relations, email: tamara(at)tamarayorkpr(dot)com.

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Presenting on topics covering the correction of facelifts and secondary rhinoplasty, Dr. Rod J. Rohrich presented a series of lectures at the 42nd annual Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Symposium in Toronto last month. Dr. Rohrich, a Dallas plastic surgeon and chairman of the Department of Plastic Surgery at UT Southwestern Medical Center, is an international expert on secondary cosmetic surgery and lectures frequently in teaching symposia around the world.

Dr. Rohrich has carefully developed a method of revising secondary facelifts using what he refers to as “Four R’s” of correction: Resect the scars, Refill the face, Reshape the skin and deep layers and Restore the normal natural contours. His approach is designed to restore the natural and youthful appearance and correct the often unnatural or windswept look that can occur as an unwanted result in some facelifts.

Dr. Rohrich also lectured on secondary rhinoplasty which he considers among the most challenging procedures performed in plastic surgery. “Rhinoplasty is a surgery of millimeters, as the margin of error is very small. It truly epitomizes plastic surgery as a whole because it is a surgery of such great finesse and it takes years to master,” explains Dr. Rohrich. More than half of Dr. Rohrich’s rhinoplasty patients come to see him for revision rhinoplasty after having unsatisfactory results from a previous surgery.

The approach Dr. Rohrich uses in corrective rhinoplasty is very analytical. It involves careful analysis of the nose and deep evaluation of the patient’s expectations and goals. Surgically, Dr. Rohrich prefers to use the open approach in which he will have direct visual feedback on the internal structures of the nose and advocates using autologous grafts, that is, using the patients own tissue when additional supporting structures are needed.

The lectures given by Dr. Rohrich at this meeting included “Rhinoplasty – Getting it Right the First Time,” “The Lift and Fill Facelift – The Role of Fat Compartments in Facial Rejuvenation,” and “Secondary Rhinoplasty – Challenges and the Future.” Dr. Rohrich also presented on how malar fat compartments play a key role in procedures complementary to facelifts such as blepharoplasty.

About Rod J. Rohrich, M.D., F.A.C.S.

Dr. Rod J. Rohrich holds the Betty and Warren Woodward Chair in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, Texas. He also holds the UT Southwestern Medical Center Crystal Charity Ball Distinguished Chair in Plastic Surgery. He graduated from Baylor College of Medicine with high honors, and completed residencies at the University of Michigan Medical Center and fellowships at Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard (hand/microsurgery) and Oxford University (pediatric plastic surgery). He has served as president of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons and currently serves as president of the Rhinoplasty Society. He repeatedly has been selected by his peers as one of America’s best doctors, and twice has received one of his profession’s highest honors, the Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation Distinguished Service Award, which recognizes his contributions to education in his field. Dr. Rohrich participates in and has led numerous associations and councils for the advancement of plastic and reconstructive surgery. He is a native of North Dakota and is married to Dr. Diane Gibby, also a plastic surgeon. They live in Dallas with their two children.

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Annette Cottrell isn?t certain how she survived three months of her infant son?s reflux-induced colic. ?I didn?t realize just how depressed I had been until the ordeal was over,? reports Cottrell. Concerned about the overwhelming effect on her family life, she began researching the connection between reflux and colic in babies. Cottrell interviewed parents, pediatricians, and lactation consultants to gain more knowledge about the condition. ?I learned correctly positioning the baby and providing proper body support while nursing are crucial in relieving reflux and digestion-related colic,? Cottrell said. Unable to locate anything in area stores to match her objectives, she decided to design and sew her own ingenious product. Soon, Cottrell offered her creation to a few friends. Inspired by their rave reviews of her Pollywog Nursing Positioner, she decided to start a business manufacturing and selling them.

?I compiled my research in The Parent?s Guide to Living with Infant Reflux and offer the 22 page resource free to parents on my website Pollywogbaby.com,? reported Cottrell. Visitors to the site find an abundance of valuable information relevant to parenting babies with colic or reflux, including breastfeeding techniques, tips for purchasing baby supplies, and infant care guidelines.

The Pollywog Nursing Positioner is currently being used by hospitals recognizing the product?s benefits. It?s been noted even newborns not suffering with reflux or colic spit up less when their moms use the pillow during feeding sessions. Cottrell noted NICU nurses know keeping a baby?s spine completely straight is especially important for preemies. Unlike soft pillow products on the market, the Pollywog provides the proper body support medical and breastfeeding professionals prefer.

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