Boy with 11 tumors survives after grandparents’ alternative therapy treatments

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Our bodies don’t have strictly separated systems, our bodies and its systems interact as a whole where everything is connected. Our unique biochemical and genetic make-up respond to insults in different ways. A particular group may have alterations in the major histocompatibility complex, others have a predisposition for heart disease, others have cancer, etc.

In medicine is easy to get stuck in a specialized field who looks everything as been separate. ...

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Mold Toxins More Prevalent And Hazardous Than Thought

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Molds (or moulds) include all species of microscopic fungi that grow in the form of multicellular filaments, called hyphae.

Common molds include Alternaria, Aspergillus, Basidiomycetes, Bipolaris, Cladosporium, Curvularia, Epicoccus, Fusarium, Myxomycetes, Penicillium, Rhizopus, and Stachybotrys (AKA toxic black mold).

Mold toxins, mycotoxins, damages nerves and is related to autoimmune diseases, that is your own defense system turns against yourself, i.e. against nerve and brain tissue. Furthermore, mycotoxins is associated with allergies and respiratory system ...

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Omega-3 fats and the psychological wellbeing of menopausal women

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Omega-3 fats, eicosapentanoic acid (EPA)and docosahexanenoic acid (DHA), are essential for our brain and body function. They are extremely helpful for preventing heart disease, psychiatric and neurological conditions, cancer, immune deficiencies, and eczema among others. 60% of the brain consists of DHA and if there is a lack, your brain can’t function. These fats are essential for growth and overall health of blood vessels and nerves. They also help heal inflammation and promote ...

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The Hidden Face of Celiac Disease

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gluten Celiac disease is a dis-ease where the lining of the small intestine, the intestinal mucosa, is chronically damaged by gluten proteins and their interaction with the immune system. In the early nineties it was considered to be rare, affecting 1 in 4,850 North Americans. Recent numbers reveal that its present in 1 of every 111 apparently healthy/symptom free adults. Genetic research has now revealed that gluten sensitivity (immune/defense reactions to gluten) ...

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Yeast Overgrowth and Emotional Cravings

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Some children are quick to accept a bottle of milk, cookies, or crackers as a replacement for physical touch and emotional nurturing when parents are unable to provide them with such care. When a child receives food instead of emotional nurturing, it is quite probable that such a child will make poor food choices in the future. The process of “I need emotional nurturing = ...

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Friendly Little Critters: Probiotics are all pro and no con

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good bacteriaProbiotics, as opposed to antibiotics, are a group of friendly bacteria which include Lactobacillus acidophilus and Bifidum bacterium. These bacteria help in fighting against evil yeast/candida overgrowth in our digestive tracts. Since they are human microflora, they are more compatible with our intestines than other nonhuman microflora (i.e. friendly bacteria found in yogurt).

Lactobacillus acidophilus breaks down sugar into lactic acid, and which kills yeast. ...

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The Depression Coverup

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depression Did you know that magnesium deficiency and yeast infection produce symptoms of anxiety or depression, including fatigue, insomnia, eye twitches, apprehension, nervous fits, light-headedness, hyperemotionality, palpitations, impaired breathing, confusion, anger, nervousness, rapid pulse, apathy, poor memory, etc? It has been documented that we could never get enough magnesium from diet alone, as the soil was depleted of that same mineral long ago. This makes ...

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Cold Blooded Doctors

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Doctors Did you know that the risk of being sued for malpractice has very little to do with how many mistakes a doctor makes? Studies of malpractice lawsuits have revealed that that there are highly skilled doctors who get sued a lot, and doctors who make lots of mistakes that never get sued. It seems that what makes the difference for a patient in deciding whether to file a suit is… ...

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Muscle Your Way to Better Health

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mancuernasThe more muscle you have, the higher your basal metabolic rate is, which means that you burn more calories during rest and burn more fat when your muscles are active. You can lose muscle mass either by dieting or by focusing mainly on cardio/aerobic exercise, which primarily burns sugar and protein as fuel sources – and leaves fat untouched.

Studies have shown that people who do aerobic exercises ...

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Drug Addiction: Methadone or Methadon’t?

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methadoneMethadone is a synthetic opioid most commonly prescribed for patients who are being treated for an addiction to narcotic painkillers, as a treatment for coughing, and as a treatment to get people off of heroin. Unfortunately, methadone itself is just as addictive as the drugs it is supposed to help patients to stop abusing. Well, it was brought to the market by the pharmaceutical company, Eli Lilly, which explains the ...

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