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[…]for people like him. Most countries don’t recognize electromagnetic hypersensitivity as a medical disorder, but sufferers insist that exposure to mobile phones, wifi routers, smart meters, televisions and other gadgets cause them anything from mild discomfort to life-ruining disability. RELATED 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 […]
[…]children alike. And the people in the ad seem so happy and content and fulfilled… Future medical costs We are quickly headed to a place that is unsustainable in regards to health care costs; in 2015, the U.S. spent about $3.2 trillion and that number is rising. Obesity-related illnesses now make up about 21% of our costs. Also, as we wrote earlier this year, children today may be the first generation predicted to likely not live longer than their parents. This is largely due to health problems related to obesity. We can and must learn from the war on tobacco. […]
[…]1 If you have any of these symptoms and have recently eaten ground beef, please seek emergency medical care immediately. RELATED STORY: Organic meat and milk RICHER in Omega-3 fatty acids The 99,260 pounds of ground beef was packaged in 2,000-pound pallets and in plastic wrapped packages of eight to 10 pounds marked as “Blue Ribbon Beef” and shipped to retail distributors for further processing and food service distributors for institutional use in California, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Washington:2 Ground Beef 81/19 (81% lean) Coarse Grind bearing product code 42410. Ground Beef 93/07 (93% lean) Coarse Grind bearing product code 42413. […]
[…]Beagle Freedom Project, a non-profit that finds homes for sweet animals who miraculously survive medical research, are suing researchers at the University of Missouri, Columbia, alleging they purposely blinded six beagles and then killed them after the project failed. Kevin Chase, Beagle Freedom Project’s vice president, says his group looked through the universities published animal research and found a very “disturbing” study published in 2016’s Journal of Veterinary Ophthalmology. It appeared that university researchers killed six beagles- after PURPOSEFULLY damaging their corneas by pouring an experimental acid into them. When the experiment failed, they killed the dogs. The “test” was supposed to […]
[…]prayer to patients, and estimates he prays with about one in every forty patients. The General Medical Council (GMC) is investigating Dr. Scott after they were alerted by the National Secular Society (NSS) regarding concerns raised by an aquaintance of someone they described as “highly vulnerable” who felt uncomfortable by Dr. Scott’s use of prayer. The NSS said: “The acquaintance told the NSS that the patient felt unable to express discomfort and was not able to raise the matter formally or change GP practice.”1 RELATED STORY: Forgive aholes, have a little faith Tim Dieppe from Christian Concern said their campaign […]
[…]a lot of harm. RELATED ARTICLES: 1 in 6 Americans Are Now on Psychiatric Medication After 7-Hour Medical Board Exam on Drugs, Holistic Doctor Decides to Give up Board Certification Upon deciding to do something, he took over part of a GP surgery. Because Dr Chris believes many common illnesses can best be treated without drugs he decided to begin new regimens for patients where instead of prescribing more drugs, he would take them away! It took awhile to catch on but slowly, more people started to visit his practice. From the article: “Like five million people in Britain, Sarah is […]
There’s an organized, unique health community that investigates people who go through medical issues that aren’t recognized or understood by health, science, or society. And right now they are focused on a specific biotoxin that has emerged in recent years and become quite crippling to many. RELATED STORY: New Yorker left BEDRIDDEN for almost a decade and sick all of her adult life after being poisoned by toxic mold in her apartment basement Rather than try and explain what’s going on, I’m going to paste their entire paper and final request, here. If you are able, please help. If you […]
[…]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, it typically isn’t covered by medical insurance. Still, the mostly unregulated industry continues to grow even as health care professionals debate the safety of tattoo ink. Many people are willing to pay out-of-pocket for that final piece of healing. Leslie Pollan, 32, a stay-at-home mom and dog breeder in Oxford, Mississippi, feels this service is priceless. She was bitten on the face by a puppy in 2014. She underwent countless surgeries to correct a scar […]
[…]are also the most common cause of traumatic brain injuries and account for $31 billion in direct medical costs annually. On the bright side, these injuries can be thwarted with simple balance and coordination exercises and strength training, along with optimizing your vitamin D levels. While many seniors benefit from strenuous activities such as high-intensity regimens and strength training, there are options even for people who are frail or confined to a wheelchair. Plus, it’s never too late to start — my own mother didn’t begin exercising until she was 74 years old. You can begin with seated exercises such […]
[…]hopefully, this is a major step in the fight against one of the world’s deadliest diseases. With medical advancements improving every year, it’s entirely possible this could happen sooner than we think! *Article appeared at The Hearty […]
[…]condition allegedly had been caused not by the circumcision itself, but allegedly by a preexisting medical condition. Notice I use the term allegedly- because still no proof of this claim has been brought forward that I can find. More from the article Last Thursday, the eight-day-old infant had been undergoing the brit milah ritual at the Pinhas Lavon synagogue in Holon when he stopped breathing. The family made desperate calls to Magen David Adom for an ambulance and to the Hazalah first response organization. Medic Yehuda Mizrahi was first to arrive on the scene. “When I arrived, the baby was […]
[…]controversial studies on calcium supplementation and heart attack risk published in the British Medical Journal last year, and which found a 24-27% increased risk of heart attack for those who took 500 mg of elemental calcium a day.[1] [2] The results of this newest review, involving 24,000 people between the ages of 35 and 64, were even more alarming. Those participants who took a regular calcium supplement increased their risk of having a heart attack by 86% versus those who took no calcium supplements at all. Why Do We Obsessively Consume Rock, Bone And Shell Calcium? People really should not […]
What if we don’t want just low risk for a heart attack, but no risk? One great stumbling block has been that government and national health organizations appear to have taken the patronizing view that the public can’t handle the truth and would rather the science be watered down. RELATED STORY: Get this out of your home today, it could trigger a heart attack However, as Dr. Esselstyn wrote in the Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine, in regard to cholesterol lowering, moderation kills. “Even if all Americans kept their total cholesterol below 200 mg/dL, as recommended by the American Heart Association, millions would develop coronary […]
[…]ground of the human family.”-Tony Vacca Disclaimer: This article is not intended to provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Views expressed here do not necessarily reflect those of GreenMedInfo or its staff. *Article originally appeared at Green Med Info. Reposted with […]
[…]decline in funding has continued despite studies that have shown just how much we could save on medical expenses should cleanup take place; a study from 2009 found that each dollar spent in lead paint hazard control would yield a return of $17 to $221. And yet, we do nothing. While lawmakers are “outraged”, many have called for the governor of Michigan to resignation, and President Obama is on his way there to meet with the community, the only real reason that anything has been done is because someone made a loud enough stink. The real proof will be to see […]
[…]Paisley Park estate near Minneapolis on April 21st, 2016. According to the report by the Midwest Medical Examiner’s Office, the 57-year-old died of an accidental overdose of the drug fentanyl. “Authorities say Dr Schulenberg admitted prescribing oxycodone, a powerful opiate, to Prince through the name of the star’s bodyguard to protect Prince’s privacy, though Dr Schulenberg has disputed that. The lawsuit claims that the doctor and other defendants had missed opportunities in the weeks before Prince’s death to diagnose his addiction.” The family is seeking unspecified damages in an excess of $50,000. RELATED STORY: Prince: Life & Death in a song that I […]
[…]before he passed away. They were successfully transplanted into other people who needed them. The medical staff were moved by Liang’s bravery and selflessness, and a photo was captured of them bowing three times in a gesture to show their deepest respect for Liang. RELATED STORY: A veteran died in police custody. His body was returned to his family with some organs missing Science has come a long way in the development of synthetic blood for transfusion and leukemia treatment, and replacement organs made from stem cells. However, none of these advancements are far enough along to relace the need […]
[…]normally did. So, she did a bit of research and found out… “I read an article from a medical journal not too long ago about how Mom’s 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 […]
[…]production (63). Listen to music:. Researchers report that when soothing music is played during medical procedures, cortisol doesn’t rise as much (64, 65). Sleep more: One study found that when pilots lost 15 hours of sleep over the course of a week, their cortisol levels increased by 50-80% (66). Bottom Line: High cortisol levels can increase food intake and promote weight gain. Eating a balanced diet, managing stress and sleeping more can help normalize cortisol production. 5. Estrogen Estrogen is the most important female sex hormone. It is produced by ovaries and other cells throughout a woman’s life, and is […]
[…]key enzyme in the body to function at a lower than normal rate. This can lead to a variety of medical problems. Although there are over fifty known MTHFR variants, the two primary ones are called C677T and A1298. Your doctor can order a blood test to determine if you have these genetic variants. Better yet, you can order a complete genetic profile yourself through 23andMe. What’s the big deal about methylation? Methylation is a core process that occurs in all cells to help your body make biochemical conversions. When people with genetic mutations is MTHFR are exposed to toxins, […]
