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[…]team also analyzed data from human participants in a heart study and saw similar results.) Doctors recommend we only eat 700 milligrams a day of these preservatives but there are currently no mandates on the books that says the food industry has to tell us how much is actually in an item. And researchers believe that at least one-third of us are eating three to four times what’s recommended. RELATED STORY: NBC: Highly processed foods linked to cancer risk, study finds A couple of things to keep in mind:1 Inorganic phosphates are listed under ingredients on the box. Look for […]
[…]holistic doctor. See below: In 2012, Brice Royer was diagnosed with a tumor in his stomach that doctors believed would kill him. Understandably, he was shaken and suffered denial, then depression, became bed-ridden and weak, and would eventually contemplate suicide. But, he would go on to read that love and kindness could help people heal and that giving and receiving- freely- helped people to build community and recover from depression. So, in 2013 he started a campaign of random acts of kindness. Some of Brice’s acts have been: giving a chronically ill single mother in Pennsylvania (whom he had never met) $4,800 from his own savings […]
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[…]force trauma. Our heart goes out to the friends and family and the many loved ones of all the doctors who write me on a daily basis saying they don’t buy this official story. Dr. Robert also leaves behind two children, Evan, 18, and Jennifer, 11. Erin Elizabeth, E Coast of Florida, January 9, 2016 1:45 […]
[…]was transferred to Children’s Hospital LA, where her skin began to seriously react. Thankfully, doctors there diagnosed Ashley with Stevens Johnson Syndrome and immediately transferred her to the burn unit at the LA County/USC Medical Center and placed her in intensive care. Unable to breath and eat on her own, it would be two weeks before she made any improvement. According to Dr. Peter Grossman, medical director of the Grossman Burn Center in West Hills who was not involved with Ashley’s case, said that this type of serious reaction is happening “more and more with lamictal”1 than other types of […]
[…]was diet. Unfortunately, unhealthy behaviors extend into the medical profession. Just like smoking doctors are less likely to tell their patients to stop smoking, and couch potato docs are less likely to push exercise, or things like more fruits and vegetables; we need to role-model healthy behavior. This greatly enhances our credibility and effectiveness. Gone are the days of traditional authority when the fat physician, dropping cigarette ash down his gravy-stained vest, could credibly prescribe a change in behavior. Lifestyle medicine, the use of diet and lifestyle changes to prevent and treat disease, cannot only be cheaper and safer, but […]
[…]major factor in a flare-up. While there is no cure for lupus, many holistic health specialists and doctors can help you free yourself from flare-ups and rampant inflammation. Check out the articles below for more information. Lupus Facts and Information How Melatonin May Benefit Depression, Autoimmune Disorders, and Cancer Drink Thyme Tea Every Morning to help with Lupus Is There a Cure for Autoimmune Disease? This Holistic Doctor Knows Source: […]
[…]studies out there are in vitro (cells in a petri dish). We still have a long way to go before doctors will start prescribing oils as a viable cancer treatment, but social proof resounds as the testimonials on the Internet support the possibility that people can receive significant benefits from regular frankincense consumption. In addition to frankincense, there are other essential oils that pack a super-powerful antioxidant boost with clove topping the charts. I like to make an immunity blend that includes 1 drop of each of these oils: cinnamon, clove, eucalyptus, lemon, orange, and rosemary. To help prevent getting sick around flu season and boost your immune system try […]
[…]someone wrote on my page that the #1 way to lose weight was to eat a good breakfast. Leading doctors and health experts have been saying for years now that our ancestors didn’t have the luxury of sitting down and “breaking fast” (breakfast”) first thing in the morning. And that old myth it’s the healthiest meal of the day? Frankly? (and forgive my French- by the way I’ve been there many times- they eat little breakfast) it’s bullsh*t. I also gave up coffee which was another huge factor of going from obese to fit in 90 days. (Coffee wreaks havoc […]
[…]anxiety disorder. This particular form of anxiety is the most prevalent form of anxiety treated by doctors. The researchers treated 93 anxiety patients between 2010 and 2015. Of these, 47 were given a placebo and 46 were given the chamomile. The researchers found that the chamomile group had over 40 percent fewer anxiety relapses during the treatment period. Also, anxiety relapses occurred an average of every 6.3 weeks for the placebo group and 11.4 weeks for the chamomile group. The risk of relapse was nearly half for the chamomile group compared to the placebo group. Long-term chamomile use was also […]
Want to eat more plant-based foods but aren’t sure where to start? These nine black vegan chefs are experts in their field. Follow their lead and you may just forget all about eating meat or other animal-based products. “Vegan Eats” was released last year. | @rachelama_ 1. Rachel Ama Rachel Ama is a recipe blogger, YouTuber, and author. Her vegan cookbook “Rachel Ama’s Vegan Eats: Tasty Plant-Based Recipes For Every Day” was released in 2019 and features quick, one-pot recipes. Many are inspired by her Caribbean and West African roots, and all come together with ingredients you can easily find […]
[…]makers $1.8 billion annually on discarded quantities and then spent about $1 billion on markups to doctors and hospitals. ‘Drug companies are quietly making billions forcing little old ladies to buy enough medicine to treat football players, and regulators have completely missed it,’ said Dr. Peter B. Bach, director of the Center for Health Policy and Outcomes at Memorial Sloan Kettering and a co-author of the study. ‘If we’re ever going to start saving money in health care, this is an obvious place to cut.'” There are even non-cancer drugs that generate waste(which weren’t included in the study), including one […]
[…]over and her family can move on. Hopefully, in peace. (To read the entire series of holistic doctors that have died over the last couple of years, click here.) SOURCE: NY […]
(Editor’s Note: As a vegan, I don’t eat eggs and many doctors- like Dr. Greger- disagree that they are healthy for you. In fact, he’s done quite a bit of research to the contrary, but I know many of you do enjoy eggs- so read on!) Eggs are one of the world’s healthiest foods. They contain numerous important nutrients and can provide you with impressive health benefits. Raw eggs do have all the same benefits as cooked eggs. However, eating raw eggs or foods containing them raises concerns about the risk of Salmonella infection. Also, your absorption of some nutrients may […]
[…]are terrified for their children’s health and well-being. We hope that there are some local doctors who can help these kids to detoxify and get back to living the lives they deserve. We will continue to watch this story and update you. Source: truthdig, Common Dreams and Huffington […]
[…]conclusions on the association of any modifiable factors with risk of Alzheimer’s disease.” Doctors cite the lack of randomized controlled trials (RCTs) as the basis for their conclusions. RCTs are the gold standard used to test new medicines. This is where researchers randomize people into two groups, half get the drug and half don’t, to control for confounding factors. The highest level of evidence is necessary because drugs may kill a hundred thousand Americans every year – not medication errors or illicit drugs, just regular, FDA-approved prescription drugs, making medication alone the sixth leading cause of death in the United […]
[…]STORY: Cannabis extract fights ‘incurable form’ of Leukemia A handful of medical doctors in the U.S. already integrate cannabis therapy into some of their cancer patients’ treatment plans. The nuances of finding the best dose for such patients are limited by the research deficit. We find a further step in the validation of cannabis’ medical value as the US Government’s National Cancer Institute (NCI) reports that cannabis ‘may’ kill cancer cells. See question #6. Leading institutions from around the world are providing medical documentation that breaks down the precise mechanism by which THC and CBD, in fact, actually do so. […]
[…]had colon cancer that had spread to her lungs despite the surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation doctors had put her through. After exhausting all her options she started looking into research programs and found the TILs research at the National Cancer Institute. She attempted to get into the program in December of 2014, but she was told that based on her scans and records she didn’t have a tumor big enough to yield TILs. She eventually did get in though and a month later, the researchers performed surgery, removing several lung tumors to search for TILs. And they struck gold; she had a KRAS […]
[…]an illegal transplant will be criminally prosecuted upon their return to the country and doctors will be required to report any suspicions they have about patients who might have received an illegal organ donation overseas. Why? Well, in 2016, the Sunday Telegraph reported that almost 100 Australians had traveled overseas to have a black market transplant, even paying up to “$250,000 for a kidney transplant”1 in some instances. All due to a shortage of organ donations. RELATED STORY: Magnesium is required for the healthy function of most cells in your body, especially your heart, kidneys, and muscles In fact, they are so serious about the move, that they created […]
[…]it is possible that de Fays’ group may now have a different opinion. f) A team of scientists and doctors working with Evie Stergiakouli at the University of Bristol analyzed data from a prospective birth cohort, and concluded that “children exposed to acetaminophen prenatally are at increased risk of multiple behavioral difficulties”. They found considerable evidence indicating that the association was not due to the confounding factors that concerned de Fays’ group (previous expert). g) Jordi Julvez at the Centre for Research in Environmental Epidemiology in Barcelona, Spain worked with a team of a dozen clinicians and scientists to publish […]
