Category: Cultures
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This is not intended to be a medical explanation, but something based on experience with many people in high altitudes. The most common non-serious problems I have encountered with height gain are flatulence, upset stomachs, early onset of periods for women near their due date, and head aches.
Read full article: 'Body changes with altitude gain'
Posted by WideAware on Wednesday, January 24, 2007 (1137 Reads)
Phuchen Lamas of the Nyingmapa sect of Tibetan Buddhism are different from the other Lamas in many ways. Phuchens are tantric Lamas.
Read full article: 'Tantirc Phuchen Lamas'
Posted by WideAware on Wednesday, May 10, 2006 (1143 Reads)
A vast mountainscape in the north of India, home to some of the most surreal panoramas to be seen by a traveler.
Read full article: 'Ladakh'
Posted by WideAware on Wednesday, May 10, 2006 (950 Reads)
This high altitude cold desert, hidden in the HImalaya is one of the most inhospitable and forbidding places one can see, and home to some of the toughest people on our planet.
Read full article: 'Changthang'
Posted by WideAware on Wednesday, May 10, 2006 (938 Reads)
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