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[…]was a concerted effort for an extended number of years to really pound this into the heads of doctors. And when you’re told something time and time and time again and there’s a lot of advertising that is being spent, yeah, it takes a while to turn that around.” We’ve got to do something. We cannot limp along like this anymore. No more band-aid fixes, either. People are dying. If someone you love is addicted, there’s help available. Contact your family doctor or the National hotline. You can also click here for more […]
[…]symptoms and have eaten or handled chicken within that 12 to 72 hour time frame, contact your […]
[…]form and immunization record to the airline with 48-hours’ notice. Then, before boarding a doctor’s note, signed veterinarian health form, and proof of animal training will also need to be presented. What do you think about ESAs? What do you think about United’s decision to deny the […]
[…]are now more deadly than breast cancer Harris discovered chiropractic and North Canton, Ohio doctor Tim Novelli, who he credits for saving his life and helping him break his habit. “Novelli is the founder and president of the Patriot Project, which describes itself as a ‘grassroots movement to provide chiropractic care to all active military, their families, wounded warriors & all Gold Star dependents.’”(We are also huge fans of Dr. Novelli as well and so honored to have shared a stage with him at Cal jam in Southern California. ) RELATED STORY: OxyContin maker stops promoting opioids, cuts sales staff […]
[…]TO GET RID OF BRAIN CANCER When Kelly Hauf began suffering from severe headaches she went to her doctor. She never expected to discover that her CAT scan would reveal a 3cm tumor in the left frontal lobe of her brain. With a husband and two teenage girls Kelly was shattered. The tumor was discovered in 2000, and was operated on in 2003. While the operation was a success, two months later a MRI showed regrowth of the tumor. After this upsetting news, Kelly’s brain surgeon recommended 4-6 months of chemotherapy, and an operation if the chemo failed to work. […]
By now, you’ve surely heard the term intermittent fasting, which can encompass everything from skipping a meal each day to fasting a few days a week. But what about simply limiting your daily eating window to 10 hours? This means that if you take your first bite of food at 8 a.m., you’d need to take your last bite of food that day by 6 p.m. A new study published in Cell Metabolism offers some evidence that the approach can be beneficial. RELATED STORY: Intermittent Fasting Benefits: Changes the brain and body within just a few days Dr. Pam Taub, a cardiologist […]
[…]feel that the B-12 deficiency should prevent people from taking it. Rather, they should ask their doctor to routinely check their levels because prolonged deficiency has been linked to anemia, impaired cognition and dementia- yet it is easily reversible with treatment with pills or monthly injections. If you are a vegan, you’ll likely need to take supplementation as humans don’t make vitamin B12 and therefore need to acquire it from animal sources or supplements (although vegetarians may get enough from eating eggs and dairy products). Source: […]
[…]of hormonal contraception. Any woman considering using hormonal contraception should speak to her doctor first AND do her own research. There’s never any good reason to mess with your hormones and this study seems to further prove that point. Source: Fox […]
[…]who has been filmed by a crew for over nine months (day and night), and who was monitored by a doctor. He didn’t take a single sip of water, eat a morsel of food, and didn’t move an inch in any direction. Then there are these videos… Hope this has been informative and useful. Peace and light:)) *Article originally appeared at […]
[…]western treatments had failed. Many of the patients had been sent home “to die” after their doctors told them that nothing more could be done. Many, if not most, of Gerson’s patients were “hopeless cases” after failed conventional western treatment and came to him as a last ditch effort to hold onto their lives. These are Gerson’s own words from his statement given to the Pepper-Neely Congressional Subcommittee: “The dietetic treatment which has been known as the “Gerson diet,” was developed first to relieve my own severe migraine condition. Then it was successfully applied to patients with allergic conditions such […]
[…]method, chiropractic, acupuncture, and herbs and supplements that can be chosen by a naturopathic doctor. One of the most recent alternative methods that showed success in treating fibromyalgia is hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT). Researchers Discover Possible Cause of Fibromyalgia Researchers from Tel Aviv University have discovered that using HBOT greatly reduced or even eliminated pain symptoms in women with fibromyalgia, making it possible for many to quit their pain medication. After this discovery, a group of researchers from different universities worked together to explore if this information can provide us more answers about the disease. Based on this new knowledge, […]
[…]the islands” have considerable mold contamination. Think of it this way, you go to the doctor to deal with your asthma but because of the water damage and elevated indoor humidity levels (made worse by a lack of air-conditioning and mechanical ventilation caused by the power outages), your asthma is worse. It’s a no-win situation for far too many. RELATED STORY: Mold: The “New” Hidden Pandemic Sweeping Across America Puerto Rico is in dire straights and needs help. They need food, electricity, infrastructure, medication, and tarps. Plus, lest we forget, winter is coming. If you can help, please do: you […]
[…]STORY: 5G: The New York Times Gets it Wrong Again Even the powerful Swiss Federation of Doctors is also urging caution, announcing: “as long as there is no scientific proof that raising the radiation limits will not impact health, one must refrain from raising them.”1 Leading the battle in Geneva is Daniel Buchs, a doctor and a regional parliamentarian with the centrist Christian Democratic Party. He told AFP: “We are waiting for a serious, independent study that shows whether, yes or no, 5G has a noxious effect for the population.”1 He maintained such a study could help avoid a health […]
[…]is more scary? Choosing cereals between organic and conventional, or being told by your doctor that you or your children have cancer?” But according to Dr. Alexis Temkin, the lead scientist on the EWG report, parents don’t need to throw out the box of Cheerios they just bought, “We are talking about lifetime cumulative exposure. But if you do want to reduce your risk, we do know that organic oats and organic cereals are a better option.” So true. Plus, there are way better breakfast options than cereals or oatmeal. Now, keep in mind, that this is information the government has […]
[…]in the lab – we don’t want people self medicating with CBD oil for infections – see a doctor and take antibiotics!”1 Blaskovich indicated that because CBD already has approval as a drug in medications to treat seizures, the regulatory pathway to gain approval “should be much shorter than normal for a new antibiotic.” The company that funded the study is Botanix. Their goal is to begin a Phase 1 or 2 trial by the end of this year. According to the FDA: Phase 1 trials last several months, and usually include 20 to 100 participants who are healthy, or […]
[…]Catalano makes his clients feel whole again with an art form and industry that picks up where doctors leave off. Catalano is known for his talent with intricate fingernails and filling in the blanks left empty by accidents or surgeries, but other paramedical tattoo artists also are trying out flesh-toned pigments to camouflage imperfections, scars and discolorations for all skin colors. Using tattoos to blend in rather than stand out is a relatively new field. A school started outside Atlanta about four years ago has trained more than 100 aspiring paramedical tattoo artists. Because the work is considered cosmetic, though, […]
[…]control- cramps shouldn’t be a part of your life. If you need help, find a good homeopathic doctor to help you get to the bottom of your issues. I’m gonna get real here ladies- there’s a reason that blood is coming out every month, it needs to. Your body was created to make a nest for a growing baby and when that doesn’t happen, your body sheds its old uterine lining. That blood needs to get out, but when we plug it up with a tampon- and once that tampon is soaked- where does that blood go? It gets reabsorbed […]
[…]milk changes to tailor baby’s needs in more ways than just caloric intake.. So this doctor discusses that when a baby nurses, it creates a vacuum in which the infant’s saliva sneaks into the mother’s nipple. There, it is believed that mammary gland receptors interpret the “baby spit backwash” for bacteria and viruses and, if they detect something amiss (i.e., the baby is sick or fighting off an infection), Mom’s body will actually change the milk’s immunological composition, tailoring it to the baby’s particular pathogens by producing customized antibodies. (Science backs this up. A 2013 Clinical and Translational Immunology study […]
[…]by Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Buckingham Palace announced the Duke of Edinburgh was seen by a doctor as a precaution only as his doc confirmed Philip was not injured. Police reportedly responded to the scene just after 3 PM. As you can see, the crash left an SUV on its side … and that’s the one Philip was driving! “Philip, granddad to Prince William and Prince Harry, married Elizabeth in 1947, five years before she became Queen. Philip was dubbed Prince of the U.K. back in 1957. At 97, Philip is the oldest ever […]
[…]be in on the fact that we have been visited on this planet, and the UFO phenomenon is real. — Doctor Edgar Mitchell, 6th man to walk on the moon” The footage below was taken from The Citizen Hearing On Disclosure. *Article originally appeared at Collective […]
[…]old. Your social connections can help with practical health care needs, like driving you to the doctor when you’re unable. But they also do something powerful: keep you alive, research suggests. In a 2012 study of over 2,100 adults age 50 and older, researchers found that the loneliest older adults were nearly twice as likely to die within six years than the least lonely – regardless of their health behaviors or social status. Connections can also help ward off depression, which affects nearly 20 percent of the 65-and-older population, according the National Alliance on Mental Illness. “One of the things that keeps people from […]
Prison officials in NYC are thinking twice about how to deal with convicted rapist Harvey Weinstein once he is behind bars. According to multiple reports, their biggest fear is another Jeffrey Epstein-like suicide. High-ranking officials at NYC’s Department of Corrections indicated there’s anxiety running through the ranks about another “Epstein Incident” and the scrutiny that would follow if that happened while Weinstein is on their watch. An action plan is in place. For starters, Judge James Burke said he’d ask that Weinstein be placed in the Rikers Island’s North Infirmary Command, where he’d have “something tantamount to protective custody.” This […]
Music legends Eric Clapton and Van Morrison have announced a new single together in support of Morrison’s ‘Save Live Music’ campaign. The blues track, called “Stand and Deliver,” was written by Morrison and performed by Clapton. Proceeds from the single will go to the Morrison’s Lockdown Financial Hardship Fund, which helps musicians facing difficulties due to the coronavirus and resulting lockdown measures. RELATED STORY: ABC: FLORIDA STAYS OPEN: Gov DeSantis Says No New Shutdowns in the Sunshine State Clapton called the lack of live events because of lockdown restrictions “deeply upsetting.” He said: “There are many of us who support […]
