Benefits of Garlic by www.AyurvedicCure.com
on 2015-05-19
Benefits of Garlic!! A more detailed account of what garlic does
for various organs in the human body: If garlic had been created
in the laboratory instead of by nature, it would probably be a
high-priced prescription drug.
A Common Saying everyone knows..That's just how good it really
is...
Garlic is one of the oldest known medicinal plants, and it's
been credited with fighting heart disease, lowering blood
pressure and helping to fight off colds.
In fact, garlic has been used medicinally ...More…
Meningitis and Encephalitis
on 2015-05-12
"Meningitis" and "encephalitis" are two words that pop onto most
people's radar screens from time to time, and usually in some
scary context, like hearing of a cluster of cases in their
child's school, or reading media reports of epidemics occurring
nationally or internationally. While most people understand that
these words mean there is some sort of infection of the nervous
system, other distinctions and implications are often left
unstated and, as a result, can be vague or confusing.
The ...More…
Practical Aromatherapy - the Antiviral Effects of Essential Oils
on 2015-05-05
b>Antiviral Activity of Essential Oils
The body of evidence regarding the effectiveness of natural
botanicals against a great variety of viruses is growing. Over
twenty years ago, German scientists found extracts of more than
100 species of the Lamiaceae family to have antiviral effects.
This discovery lead to and increase in the examination of
essential oils in Europe for the treatment of viral infections.
Essential oils from many plant families have now been
demonstrated to have antiviral ...More…
Cancer - The Missing Point
on 2015-04-20
If one were to judge by television advertising and news reports,
it would seem that the "war on cancer" is all but won. What are
the weapons being heralded? Drugs, research, tests and exams.
They miss the point.
"Prevention" is promoted as meaning catching the disease early.
Really. That also misses the point. Is it "prevention" if you
call 911 when you come home and see smoke billowing from all
your windows? Do we just live with a carpe diem philosophy and
wait for the doctor to tell us we ...More…
Lumbar Puncture
on 2015-04-19
I couldn't resist the title's corny riff on the name of the rock
band and their movie, but the kind of spinal tap featured in
this article was a spinal tap before Spinal Tap was Spinal Tap.
(Does that make any sense?)
Known more formally as a lumbar puncture, this kind of spinal
tap is a valuable medical test with an interesting history. In
1891 Heinrich Quincke, of Kiel, Germany, introduced this
procedure as we know it today. His original intent was to help
babies suffering from hydrocephalus ...More…
Reduce Cholesterol With Celery
on 2015-03-30
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Are Antibiotics Killing You?
on 2015-03-13
Are Antibiotics Killing You? by John Bremner
Thank god for doctors and for antibiotics. They save millions of
lives every year, but there is a dark side to the use of
antibiotics that is not quite so well known. For example, did
you know that there is a commonly used antibiotic that can kill,
like ecstasy, on the very first dose you take?
The trouble with antibiotics is that they are just so good at
what they do, that we start begging for antibiotics as soon as
we get ill, and doctors who are ...More…
Medical Tests
on 2015-03-09
We have a marvelous array of medical tests available to us. Many
of them—typically blood-tests—even come with results expressed
in numbers signifying the exact quantity of something that was
measured. On laboratory reports these measured quantities are
often accompanied by a "normal range" for what the laboratory
apparently thinks the value should have been, showing a lower
number and a higher number. So if you had a laboratory test,
what does it mean when your measurement falls inside or ...More…
Cushing's Syndrome - Definition, Causes, Symptoms and Treatment
on 2015-02-24
Cushing's syndrome is a rare endocrine disorder caused by high levels of cortisol in the blood. Sometimes called "hypercortisolism. It is relatively rare and most commonly affects person aged 20 to 50. An estimated 10 to15 of every million people are affected each year. Cushing's syndrome occurs when the body's tissues are exposed to excessive levels of cortisol for long periods of time. Many people suffer the symptoms of Cushing's syndrome because they take glucocorticoid hormones such as ...More…
Menopause and Bioidentical Hormones
on 2015-02-23
Can menopause symptoms be safely comforted with bioidentical
hormones? Recent research suggests that menopause can be treated
with bioidentical hormones, a natural replacement for a woman's
body, with no reported side effects.
In the past, menopause has been treated like a disease -
primarily with Hormone Replacement Therapy or HRT (including
Premarin, which is made from pregnant mare’s urine, Prempro and
Provera), which meant ingesting synthetic chemicals on a regular
basis. Now we know ...More…
NaProTechnology
on 2015-02-17
Copyright 2005 Majella.us
NaProTechnology is a new reproductive science uses the
physician's medical and surgical energies in a way that works
cooperatively with a woman's natural reproductive function.
Created at the Pope Paul VI Institute for the Study of Human
Reproduction in Omaha, Nebraska, it is touted as a revolutionary
breakthrough for helping couples who desire to achieve a
pregnancy naturally. This article is a review of information
from a new DVD called New Hope For Infertility ...More…
Are Cell Phones Causing Cancer?
on 2015-02-15
In 1993, a man filed a lawsuit against the cell phone industry,
claiming that his wife died from a brain tumor caused by her
repeated use of the cell phone. The tumor was on the same side
of the head where she held her cell phone and was shaped like
the cell phone antenna. The case got widespread media attention
and was featured in CNN's Larry King show.
Although the claim was dismissed by the court due to lack of
sufficient evidence, it was a public relations nightmare for the
wireless ...More…
Dr. Raymond Rife and His Miracle Machine
on 2015-02-13
I'm willing to take a chance here and bet my next paycheck that
you've never heard of Dr. Raymond Rife, nor of his amazing
machines.
Did I win? I thought so.
Would you be surprised to learn that Dr. Rife developed a
system, more than 70 years ago, which safely and quickly kills
viruses, bacteria, Candida, fungus, parasites, and even cancer,
with no side effects, and no toxicity?
This remarkable technology was invented by a humble man, with no
formal medical training, who not only realized that ...More…
Orthodox cancer treatment
on 2015-02-11
Diagnosis is a strength of Western scientific medicine because
of its dependence on analytical procedures and processes of
elimination. Modern technology has given us many ways to see
into the body for effective diagnosis of dis-ease. Nowhere is
scientific Western medicine so advanced than in the fields of
diagnosis. Although the philosophy of Western medicine often
comes in for criticism, modern science has produced many ways in
which we can examine and image organisms internally and ...More…
Dermatologist
on 2015-02-08
The skin is the largest and most visible organ of the body. It
reflects the health of the body and acts as a barrier against
injury and bacteria. Sadly, at one time or another, nearly
everyone has some type of skin disease that only a skin doctor
can absolutely give the scientific explanation for those skin
problems. Dermatologist is a medical doctor specializing on the
study of the skin, diseases of the skin and the relationship of
cutaneous lesions to systemic disease. Dermatologist is ...More…
Synvisc Treatment Can Be Legally Imported from Canada.
on 2015-02-07
Montreal, Quebec (AffordableDrugs) December 11, 2004 – Synvisc,
the popular treatment for osteoarthritis, can be legally
imported from Canada. The common belief in the United States is
that Synvisc falls under the same category as prescription drugs
and cannot be legally imported. However this is not true as
under FDA (Food and Drug Administration) regulations Synvisc is
classified differently and can be imported legally.
Synvisc is a popular treatment that can only be given by a
trained ...More…
Health Plan For Tx, Ga, Ok, Ca ONLY!!!!
on 2015-02-06
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Health Care. It was created to help its members enjoy good
health and save money on health care too.
Our medical care program will save you from 50% to 80% off all
care. We have no waiting periods, no exclusions on pre-existing
conditions, no ...More…
Communicating With Your Doctor - A Guide to Doing It Right
on 2015-02-05
Have you ever come home from a visit to your doctor wondering if
you really understood your medical problem or how to take your
medications? In the past, doctors were in charge of your care
and you were to "follow orders." These days, patients and
doctors have an equal responsibility for care. You have a right
to information about your condition and treatment and the doctor
has a right to an accurate accounting of your history and
symptoms.
According to the National Institute on Aging, here is ...More…
Country Living... Help For Attention Deficit Disorder?
on 2015-02-02
Country Living... Help For Attention Deficit Disorder?
Scientists don't understand why Attention Deficit Disorder is
increasing so quickly. (News)
Scientists don't understand why Attention Deficit Disorder is
increasing so quickly.
One reason may be that more and more people are living in
congested, overcrowded situations.
A hundred years ago when most of us lived on farms or in small
towns with a lot of rural space around us...ADD ADHD wasn't even
recognized by the medical community. ...More…
The Cancer Research Industry
on 2015-02-01
Many volunteers world-wide commit themselves to raising funds
for cancer research and cancer charities. Many hundreds of
thousands more work in the industry as carers, or researching,
prescribing, diagnosing and manufacturing drugs. Huge companies
spend fortunes on cancer research. After so long and so many
billions spent what exactly has cancer research revealed?
There have been regular breakthroughs in our understanding of
cancer, but little progress in its treatment. Modern research
into ...More…
Can Mexican Pharmacy Purchases Be Trusted?
on 2015-01-31
Purchasing drugs from a Mexican pharmacy is, for the most part,
a very safe and inexpensive way of getting the medical supplies
that you require. Since the laws in Mexico are very different
than in the US, as most drugs are readily available without a
prescription (except for some controlled substances and all
narcotics), purchasing drugs from a Mexican pharmacy should be a
fairly painless process.
However, there are some risks associated with purchasing drugs
from a Mexican pharmacy – but ...More…
Herbal Medicine has been used for thousands of years to
on 2015-01-30
Herbs or medicinal plants have a long history in treating
disease and health disorders. In traditional Chinese medicine,
for example, the written history of herbal medicine goes back
over 2000 years and herbalists in the West have used •weeds”
equally long to treat that which ails us. We are all familiar
with the virtues of Garlic, Chamomile, Peppermint, Lavender, and
other common herbs.
Interest in medicinal herbs is on the rise again and the
interest is primarily from the ...More…
Pharmacy Jobs
on 2015-01-29
The whole world is facing a severe and problematic shortage of
qualified laboratory and medical personnel. Third world
countries are suffering because their doctors and medical staff
are immigrating to meet excess demand for high-paid medical
positions in Europe. It is more difficult for medical
professionals to come to America, however, and the United States
is facing the same challenges of a shrinking medical community.
According to the American Society for Clinical Pathology, over
half of ...More…
Transitioning from EP Diagnostic to Therapeutics
on 2015-01-28
When hospitals make the decision to expand the cath lab to
perform electrophysiology (EP) procedures, it is important to
look into the impact it will have on the total cardiology
program. Traditionally, hospitals have looked to recognized
medical specialist societies to provide insight and direction
regarding clinical policy and process. This is no different for
EP procedures, which have been routinely conducted in the
cardiac catheterization lab setting. When looking for guidance
and/or ...More…
CPT Codes; What are you Getting Billed for?
on 2015-01-25
All of us visit some sort of medical office from time to time
and some of us make the visit a routine. No matter how many
times we go in for a checkup or treatment we usually end up
paying a relatively inexpensive co-pay for the services rendered
to us. So who makes up the difference and how do they pay it?
Obviously, the doctors and nurses that we visit are not making a
living off of our co-pay; so how do they obtain the additional
money from our heath care provider? In this article, I will ...More…
The History And Usefulness Of Coenzyme Q10
on 2015-01-25
Throughout my childhood I was aware of the importance of eating
well and taking my vitamins. But the science of dietary
supplements has come a long way since those days. And one of the
stars in this scientific progression is Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10).
CoQ10 is not a drug. It is a vitamin-like substance that is
found in small amounts in a variety of foods and is synthesized
within our body tissues.
Enzymes are compounds in the body that are absolutely essential
for the many processes necessary to ...More…
Surviving in the Hospital (Available medical technology to help
on 2015-01-25
More than having a comfortable, temporary residence in the
hospital, it is important that one not only survive but come out
of the hospital, alive and whole.
According to a study, medical errors in hospitals cause more
deaths each year than vehicle accidents, cancer or even AIDS. A
recent study reported that there are up to 100,000 deaths each
year caused by medical mistakes. Hence, medical mistakes are
reported as the eighth leading cause of death among Americans.
The causes of medical ...More…