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- Untreated Whiplash and Chronic Neck Pain - by Submitted on Feb 23, 2009 from Jerry DreessenOne of the most compelling problems we face each year are patients with severe neck and headache pains. I have found that over half of these patients have a history of a whiplash car accident, that went untreated. Now, when I say "untreated" what I mean is they went to a GP, who typically does ...
Views: 7005 - Natural and Safe Cleaners You Can Make! - by Submitted on Sep 01, 2009 from Courtney FindlayNatural cleaners and green cleaners are perfect for you, your family, your pets, and your home. If the Bubonic Plague returns, then get out those chemicals, but in the meanwhile, you must give nature a chance. Natural cleaners have no carcinogenics, allergens or immune system suppressants. If ...
Views: 1776 - Facts about Anxiety and Panic Attacks - by Submitted on Jan 27, 2012 from Alexandru MateiThis article is divided into two parts, and has two precise goals. The first part is a bit of knowledge about panic attacks and the anxiety disorder and the second part is a bit of my story, how I managed to overcome my panic attacks and cure anxiety for good. I now manage to enjoy my life once ...
Views: 720 - Insulin Resistance: Are You at Risk? - by Submitted on Feb 20, 2009 from Stephen SmithInsulin is the hormone responsible for the control of blood sugar (glucose) and is manufactured by the pancreas. People who have type 1 diabetes produce very little (or even none) of this hormone. As a result, they must take regular injections of insulin in order to function normally. Type 2 ...
Views: 668 - Genital Warts - The Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) is the Cause - by Submitted on Feb 20, 2009 from Beverly OMalleyGenital warts is one of the two most commonly spread sexually transmitted diseases (STD) caused by a virus. The other is genital herpes. The disease is caused by the human papilloma virus often abbreviated as hpv. The wart like lesions that appear with this STD are called condyloma acuminate. ...
Views: 4836 - COPD Isn't Just One Disease - by Submitted on Feb 19, 2009 from steve berchtoldChronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a term used to categorize a number of lung diseases like emphysema, chronic bronchitis and chronic asthma. There are many ways to treat COPD naturally. The first thing to do is strengthen your immune system. Take a good multivitamin supplement. ...
Views: 1224 - What Causes Kidney Stones - A Definitive List - by Submitted on Feb 19, 2009 from Alvin HopkinsonIf you are one of the many people that suffer from kidney stones then you may be currently wondering what causes kidney stones and why this problem has happened to you. For the most part, renal stone disease, the correct medical term for this painful condition is an inherited problem that runs ...
Views: 660 - Do You Have High Blood Pressure Symptoms? - by Submitted on Feb 18, 2009 from Nehemiah MaxwellHigh blood pressure symptoms can be mild and nonspecific, which is why millions of people who have high blood pressure, don't know that they do. That's why managing your blood pressure is a wise step in helping to manage your health. About Blood Pressure Blood pressure is the force exerted by ...
Views: 719 - Closing the Doors to Nail Fungus - by Millions of people around the world are infected with nail fungus without them knowing it. Nail fungus is a very common problem caused by small organisms not seen by the naked eye. Nail fungi enter the human body through skin breaks found between the nails and the nail beds.
Once the fungus ...
Views: 928 - Nutrition as a Key Element in Preventing Cancer - by Nutrient rich foods have long been associated with cancer treatment, with mounting evidence about the effect these foods have on disease prevention and reversal. Food Matters, an online nutritional information website, has this month launched its Cancer Learning Program.
The learning program ...
Views: 1416 - Coping with Diabetes on Valentines Day - by Aaahhh the day of "sweets for your Sweetie"...well, maybe not so much. "With an estimated 24 million Type 1 and Type 2 people coping with diabetes and 57 million Pre-diabetics in the U.S. the odds of someone in your family being affected by diabetes is about 1 in 3.7. That would be that ...
Views: 1114 - Health Education: Taking Care of the Caregiver - by Cindy Wilson is a mother of four. She is a grandmother of two. She is the primary caregiver for her adult daughter, Tanisha, who needs 24/7 care after a car accident left her with a severe brain injury more than a decade ago, and raised her granddaughter, too.
But what happens when the ...
Views: 1199 - Causes and Remedies of Bad Breath - by Submitted on Feb 16, 2009 from Cristian StanHalitosis or Bad breath is an embarrassing problem that is commonly seen in a number of people globally. It is a condition that can be treated effectively as long as the cause of the bad breath is addressed. It has been found that the causes range widely but 85-90% of all the causes originate ...
Views: 961 - You're Too Young to Be That Sick - by Submitted on Feb 15, 2009 from Lisa CopenAt the age of twenty-four, a thousand miles away from my family, living in a new city, I was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. Over a period of four weeks and about eight doctor's visits, I finally found a physician who listened to me explain my symptoms and in less than two days I had a ...
Views: 1089 - Protect Your Child From Diabetes with 4 Easy Steps - by Submitted on Feb 13, 2009 from Joseph HumpherysDiabetes was once thought to be mainly an adult issue, but in recent years more children have been diagnosed and are struggling with the potentially life-threatening complications of diabetes such as heart disease, kidney damage and blindness. There has been a 176% increase in hospitalizations ...
Views: 674 - Keeping Your Child Safe from Lead Laden Toys - by Submitted on Feb 13, 2009 from Joseph HumpherysOver the last three months we’ve had recall after recall on toys containing lead based paint. The current recall count is now three million toys, with major announcements occurring weekly concerning toy manufacturers wanting to test more of their products. Since these huge announcements ...
Views: 1025 - Brush your Teeth--the Right Way - by Everyone brushes their teeth, but few do so properly. Dr. Jan Linhart, regarded as one of America's top dentists, claims that by focusing on key brushing techniques, everyone can improve their oral health.
Dr. Linhart states, "Brushing too harshly and too quickly are two of the most common ...
Views: 900 - Do You WANT to Lie in Bed and Be Sick? - by Submitted on Feb 09, 2009 from Raven Cohan“We are all human”, says an article I read in a local Yahoo Groups that is about strategies for the, "Sick Season". It basically has positive moments, but it tends to go toward a feeling that humans are trapped in dealing with germs as if they were muggers lurking around every corner. I propose ...
Views: 1588(1 vote) - Why Organic Raw Food is Good For You - by Submitted on Feb 09, 2009 from Alexi Bracey“See, I have given thee every herb that yields seeds which is on the face of the earth, and every tree whose fruit yields seeds, to you it shall be for food.” Genesis 1:29 1. Raw food is ...
Views: 1555 - Acid Reflux - Find Me Medicine That Will Make Me Better - by Submitted on Feb 09, 2009 from Alvin HopkinsonAcid reflux medicine is essential for treating those nasty and painful symptoms associated with the condition but before you get the medicine you need, it’s time to get diagnosed. This can only be done by a doctor so it’s time to make that appointment! After this appointment has ...
Views: 699 - Searching for Ways to Stay Healthy - by Submitted on Feb 06, 2009 from Ted KantermanThere exist social, economic, political and business forces that are combining to ultimately compel the country towards favoring Holistic Medicine, not the least of which is the impending collapse of America as we now recognize it! Fuel prices are out of control, increased inflation in food ...
Views: 728 - Kidney Stones Remedies: Vital Information Every Patient Needs - by Laura Mora's latest book, "Kidney Stones Remedies" is packed with information for people with kidney stones or people looking to prevent them.
Laura is pleased to present her kidney stone remedies and her latest book at www.kidneystonesremedies.com. This book offers a complete overview of ...
Views: 814 - Is it Severe Acne, or is it Hidradenitis Suppurativa? - by Submitted on Feb 05, 2009 from Lynne CampbellHidradenitis is a term used to describe diseases that are primarily inflammatory infiltrates around the hair follicles and oil and sweat glands. This group of severe acne includes several different types of hidradenitis. One of the most severe is called hidradenitis suppurativa. Hidradenitis ...
Views: 1822 - The Sorry Truth About Soy - by Submitted on Feb 05, 2009 from Bette DowdellThere’s a huge soy bandwagon roaring down the tracks. It’s everywhere; 60% of prepared foods contain soy. Even some vitamins, too. Can we talk about this? Of course it’s everywhere; it’s the cheapest and easiest crop to grow. Farmers make some money. Food ...
Views: 1351 - Daily Detox - by Submitted on Feb 03, 2009 from Janice Skelton, NDDaily Detox Gentle and Easy steps to keep your liver healthy Feelings of fatigue, irritability, and low motivation along with headaches and belly bloating can be indicative of an over loaded liver and digestive system. The liver uses two major detoxification pathways; Phase I and Phase II, to ...
Views: 624 - Managing Bacterial Sinus Infection - by Submitted on Feb 02, 2009 from Jay JensonHave you ever experienced having a runny nose and cough that refuses to go away? When anything you eat seems tasteless and your sense of smell doesn’t seem to work? When you cannot do anything due to severe headache? If so, it is possible that you are suffering from sinusitis. Did you ...
Views: 588 - Recognizing a Sinus Infection - by Submitted on Feb 02, 2009 from Jay JensonDo you have a cold that just won’t go away? And decongestants don’t seem to work anymore? If so, ask yourself how long you have been suffering from the cold that would not go away. If it has been more than two weeks already, then you might already be suffering from a sinus ...
Views: 555 - Springtime and New Beginnings - by Submitted on Feb 02, 2009 from Madhu BrodkeySpringtime is the season of new beginnings. It is a time of renewal and rebirth. The Qi that has been stored deep within the earth and in roots of plants and trees during this cold winter is now rising. The yellow daffodils and crocus are evidence that spring has arrived. And as the blossoms of ...
Views: 1437(1 vote) - Yoga Benefits for Muscular Dystrophy= - by Submitted on Jan 31, 2009 from dr ronyMuscular dystrophy is a genetic disability which results in weakened muscles. The disorder adversely affects a person�s mobility. The faulty genes prevent their body from making protein that are necessary for healthy muscles. The affected person gradually finds it difficult ...
Views: 5055 - 10 Natural Remedies to Reduce Muscle Pain and Inflammation - by Submitted on Jan 31, 2009 from Josse FordIf you suffer from muscle or joint pain you know how much it can impact your life. From not being able to play active sports to missing out on family fun – the effects can be far-reaching and upsetting. So, its natural that we search for pain remedies. Almost everyone is familiar with ...
Views: 20222(2 votes) - The Relationship Between Thyroid and Weight Reduction - by Submitted on Jan 30, 2009 from Anne WolskiHave you been trying for years to lose weight with no success? Maybe its time to have your thyroid tested. Our metabolism is controlled largely by our thyroid gland and any problems with that gland can cause weight problems. This may include a gain in weight, loss of weight, or hardship in ...
Views: 1003 - Advice on Fighting Bad Breath - by Submitted on Jan 29, 2009 from Brian NicolettiBad breath, also called Halitosis, is an embarrassing but largely avoidable problem. Renowned New York City dentist Jan Linhart reports that there are a number of measures that can be taken to not only cover up bad breath, but to prevent it. "Bad breath is usually the result of food particles ...
Views: 1213 - Common Dental Mistakes That Can Ruin Your Smile - by Submitted on Jan 28, 2009 from Brian NicolettiA beautiful smile certainly speaks for you. One of the first things that people will notice about you is your smile. A recent study even revealed that those with a beautiful smile are perceived as more successful, intelligent, interesting, wealthy, attractive and popular with the opposite sex. ...
Views: 2190 - Tips for Better Mental Health Management - by Submitted on Jan 28, 2009 from Brian NicolettiMany clients have recently asked Dr. Brandemihl how they can achieve their New Year's resolution of improving their mental health management in 2009. With the stress of a struggling economy and growing demands from their jobs and families it can be quite difficult. "There are several things you ...
Views: 647 - Diabetes Guide: Resolve To Not Be A Diabetic - by Submitted on Jan 28, 2009 from Brian NicolettiBob Hawkinson, Diabetes Guide Author and lifelong diabetic of 45 years, resolves to not be a diabetic in 2009. "If only it was that easy for everyone!" says Hawkinson. "With an estimated 57 million pre-diabetics in the U.S., at least some folks can have some choice in the matter!" A new ...
Views: 719 - Science Update: Stem Cells and Cardiovascular Health - by Submitted on Jan 27, 2009 from Jennifer NinowskiThanks to a growing body of research, scientists are now recognizing that having more stem cells in one’s bloodstream could be one of the greatest strategies for optimal health. For example, a number of recent studies have shown that a greater number of circulating stem cells equated to greater ...
Views: 507 - Ordinary Toothbrush Helps Fight Heart Disease and Diabetes - by Submitted on Jan 26, 2009 from Brian NicolettiDr. Helaine Smith, a Boston-based dental expert, recently published her second e-book, Keep Your Body Healthy . . . Brush Your Teeth!. A free e-book, "Keep Your Body Healthy . . . Brush Your Teeth!", explains why brushing and flossing your teeth every day can help prevent other diseases in the ...
Views: 769 - Get Off Sugar, Feel Like New - by Submitted on Jan 25, 2009 from Dennis PassanteEat the right carbohydrates and watch your health improve! Are you one of the many who believe that fat and cholesterol are the most threatening of dietary indulgences? The truth is, you may have far more to fear from sugar. Recent studies have shown that Americans are eating less fat - which ...
Views: 1506 - Estimate Your Chances of Breast Cancer - by Submitted on Jan 22, 2009 from Jim AndrewsBreast cancer is the most common type of cancer found in women. However, men can also become prey to breast cancer but it is very rare in men. Knowing the risk factors can help you in preventing this cancer from developing and affecting your life. Breast consists of many lobes divided into ...
Views: 806 - High Blood Pressure and Tai Chi Therapy - by Submitted on Jan 21, 2009 from Bill DouglasWay back in 2003, the Journal of Alternative and Complimentary Medicine's Oct. 9th issue reported a study finding that Tai Chi "could decrease blood pressure and results in favorable lipid profile changes and improve subjects' anxiety status. Therefore, Tai Chi could be used as an alternative ...
Views: 1530 - Relaxation for Migraineurs - A Cool Breeze Blowing Through your Brain - by Submitted on Jan 19, 2009 from Megan OltmanBREESE - Breathe RElax Easy SmilE (Yes, I know that’s not the right way to spell breeze.) I use the analogy of a breeze to learn to relax and disengage mental and emotional energy. In his book Breaking the Headache Cycle, neurologist Ian Livingstone, M.D. explains how our nervous systems need ...
Views: 990 - Cancer: Causes and Effects - by Submitted on Jan 18, 2009 from Gary Kenneth ArcherCancer has ravaged our western societies for many decades but there was a time not that long ago when cancer was not a part of our lexicon. Cancer is a man made disease caused by the introduction of toxic carcinogens, chemicals, pesticides, food preservatives and a host of ...
Views: 4142 - Health and Wellness are About Embracing Your Life - by Submitted on Jan 15, 2009 from Paul RodgersHealth and wellness are a lifestyle choice, not a diet, but to achieve it, you need to make a decision to change the way you look at yourself in every moment: who you think you are, your place in this world, and how you choose to take care of yourself. The choices you make about health and ...
Views: 960 - Taking Control of Your Own Health - by Submitted on Jan 14, 2009 from Woody LongacreIn large part, you’re in control of your health, not your doctor. And taking control of your health doesn’t really depend on whether or not you have medical conditions. Taking control means developing habits and discipline. The most important thing you can do is educate yourself. Learn about ...
Views: 765 - ***The Best Food: There is no mystery about which food creates health - by Submitted on Jan 13, 2009 from Randy WysongMost people believe the average diet based upon the official food pyramid is just fine. Some eat predominantly fast food. Others advocate veganism (eating only plant foods), or lacto-ovo vegetarianism (plants plus dairy and eggs). Others set their eating practices by the standards of holy writ ...
Views: 3301 - ***Healthy Eating Ideas: Common sense nobody follows - by Submitted on Jan 13, 2009 from Randy WysongModern living, individual circumstances, and tastes that have been formed over a lifetime may not permit us to eat perfectly. That’s okay. If we keep our sight on the goal of matching food to our genetic design, we can slip here and there. The body is forgiving and health does not require ...
Views: 1624 - ***HEALTHY DOS AND DON'TS: Common Sense Can Prevent and Reverse Almost Any Health Condition - by Submitted on Jan 13, 2009 from Randy WysongThe purpose of this article is to show several specific ways that philosophy can be implemented for making healthy decisions. Here goes, one idea for each week in the year: 1. Responsibility—Take responsibility for yourself. You alone are the master of your own health destiny. 2. ...
Views: 2788 - ***Exercise: The price we must pay for food and health - by Submitted on Jan 13, 2009 from Randy WysongThe benefits of exercise are myriad. It makes us feel good, burns excess body fat, grows and maintains muscle, strengthens bones and joints, helps flexibility, deepens sleep, improves appearance, creates a high, provides goals to achieve, lifts depression, relieves stress, increases self esteem, ...
Views: 1451 - Natural Ways to Help Your Child with Autism - by Submitted on Jan 13, 2009 from Anne ArsenaultHaving a child with Autism can be extremely challenging, as they are not like regular children and they cannot be treated as such. Autistic children respond differently, they learn differently and each is unique in their own way. When dealing with natural and other therapies, each child will ...
Views: 2177 - 4 Types of Home Remedies that May Save Your Nails from Fungus - by Nail fungus is something that most people ignore, since it does not pose any major health risk. Those affected will most likely neglect the symptoms until their conditions get worse and the need to consult a doctor becomes inevitable.
One will know that nail fungus thrives in his nail beds when ...
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