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A "Sunny Cure" for the Cold and Flu?
You may remember hearing about stories of Tuberculosis sanitariums of the 18 and 1900's where the main treatment was fresh mountain air and sunshine? Read More
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Brisk Walking Helps Seniors' Memory Problems
Increased blood flow may give slight boost to aging brain, researchers say Read More
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Cell Phone Use Linked to Male Infertility
Men, beware: Using a hands-free device with a cell phone may affect your fertility if you keep your phone close to your testicles, Cleveland Clinic researchers warn in the journal Fertility and Sterility. Read More
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Cholesterol Drug prescribed for normal cholesterol levels
Drug study might lead as many as 7 million more people in the U.S. alone to consider taking cholesterol-lowering statin drugs Read More
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Countertop or KRYPTONITE?
Reports of granite emitting high levels of radon and radiation are increasing. As the popularity of granite countertops has grown in the last decade demand for them has increased tenfold. With increased demand and variety, there have been more reports of hot or potentially hazardous countertops, particularly among the more exotic and striated varieties from Brazil and Namibia. Read More
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Don't be SAD!!! Bring light into your life…
As the weather changes to the wintry side, many start to notice the subtle changes and symptoms associated with Seasonal Affective Disorder, SAD Read More
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'Emotional' Writing May Help Ease Cancer Pain
Some cancer patients may find that putting their emotions down in writing helps improve their pain and general well-being, a study suggests. Such writing, part of a concept called "narrative" medicine, has been seen as a way to aid communication between seriously ill patients and their doctors. Read More
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FDA Cracks Down on Kids' Cough Medicine
Consumer groups and medical experts called on the FDA Thursday to pull children's cough and cold medications off the market or make them available only by prescription. Read More
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Trilium Therapies:
Air, Water, & Food
"The doctor of the future will give no medicine, but will interest his patients in the care of the human body, in diet, and in the cause and prevention of disease." -Thomas Edison Read More
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Bioidentical Hormones
Hormone therapy is a topic that has gained much more attention in recent years for treating numerous conditions from fatigue, insomnia and poor memory, to fat reduction, female related symptoms, and depressed libido. Read More
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Colonic Hydrotherapy
So, why would anyone possibly want to have colonics? Some think of it as a distasteful procedure that would result in pure embarrassment. However, to the brave few that trust in an ancient therapy, they find it is actually quite modest, soothing, and refreshing. Read More
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Digital Iridology
The practice of Iridology has origins as far back as Ancient Egypt. It is here that drawings have been found relating the eye to the anatomy of the body. Read More
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Environmental Toxins
Few people realize the truly toxic world in which we live and the chemicals we are exposed to on a daily basis. An estimated 80,000 chemicals are used in the United States, and the federal government registers an average of 2,000 newly synthesized chemicals each year, many known to cause cancer, birth defects, and neurological disease to name a few. Read More
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Fasting and Detoxification
Dr. Iverson believes the true path of health is dependent on not only superb nutrition but also regular cleansing and detoxification. Read More
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Food Allergies
An allergic person is someone whose immune system responds abnormally and inappropriately to some stimulant in their environment. Read More
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Footbaths and Detox
We have all felt the invigorating effect of electrons (e-), or negatively charged ions, when we take a walk in the mist of a mountain forest, or along the beach with pounding surf, beside a crashing waterfall, or soaking in the pool of a hot spring. Read More
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