excess /ex·cess/ (
ek´ses) a surplus, an amount greater than that which is normal or that which is required.
antigen excess the presence of more than enough antigen to saturate all available antibody binding sites.
excess [ek′ses]
an amount more than is normal or necessary.
excess,n more than is necessary, useful, or specified.
excess, marginal,
n a condition in which the restorative material extends beyond the prepared cavity margin.
excess overhang,
n a gingival margin excess.
Patient discussion about In Excess.
Q. Hi I have pain in my knee since 3 years that I thought was generated by weight excess I've lost 28kg but the pain is still here, went to the doctor and he diagnosed a meniscus degenerated (direct translation from spanish, could be incorrect). He told me that there is nothing to do about that and that surgery won't help.
My problem is that I love running and I can not do it anymore, everytime I try I start having pain in the back side of my knee and it last for days.
I'd love to hear about alternatives
Roberto
A. Toberro, go to a GOOD health food store and get "Comfrey ointment". Rub this on your knee 2-3 times a day and see how you feel after a month of doing this. I have cured myself of carpal tunnel to avoid surgery doing this and it has also helped me with lower back pain! If you really want to feel better, stop eating any milk or cheese products and sugar! That all contributes to inflammation which arthritis is all about! Be well! :)
Q. My child loves spinach and demands them a lot I wanted to know is there any problem to have them in excess?
A. HELL NO! REWARD THE HELL OUT OF HIM FOR EATING IT! You may also want to tweak it further by introducing him to other healthy dark green leafys like collards, kale, red Swiss chard which he might think is cool to look at; its actually similar in taste to spinach just less bitter! Good for you!
Q. what do we need to do to burn excess fat from the body? Can anyone suggest particular exercise for burning excess fat from the body? and how to make six bag abs?
A. doing regular work outs and having a balanced nutrition will help your muscles to develop. muscles get bigger after they have been used repetitively over a certain period of time. that meant they will burn more energy while working and even while resting. then your fat layer will shrink over the time.
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