Archive for April, 2009

  • RELIEF OF PARTICULAR SYMPTOMS FOR SELF-MANAGEMENT OF ANXIETY: ASTHMA

    Wednesday, April 29th, 2009

    The history of medicine shows us very clearly that there is a recurring tendency for different forms of treatment to become fashionable and to be used overenthusiastically, often to the exclusion of simpler and more effective means of treatment. It would seem to me to be beyond doubt that this is the case with the [...]

  • ARTHRITIS: WHAT ABOUT CIDER VINEGAR AND HONEY?

    Wednesday, April 29th, 2009

    Dr. D. C. Jarvis, M.D., has made apple cider vinegar and honey drink popular in this country. As an exponent of the old Vermont Folk Medicine, he claimed that a simple drink of two teaspoonfuls of apple cider vinegar and two teaspoonfuls of honey in a glass of water at each meal is a cure-all [...]

  • SEXUAL ACTIVITY AND EPILEPSY

    Tuesday, April 28th, 2009

    Orgasm in both men and women is presumably accompanied by some sort of ‘paroxysmal discharge of cerebral nerve cells’. This, and the impossibility of control of orgasm beyond a certain point, suggests an analogy with seizures. In fact seizures during or immediately after intercourse are exceptionally uncommon. When they do occur, they probably represent one [...]

  • ARTHRITIS BEATEN TODAY-CMO: THE IDEAL PROGRAM, CMO AS A PREVENTIVE, AND RECENT DEVELOPMENTS-GLUCOSAMINE SULPHATE

    Tuesday, April 28th, 2009

    Glucosamine is a nutritional marvel of medical science. Glucosamine has received a great deal of attention over the past few years because of its benefits for rebuilding cartilage and connective tissue that has been destroyed as a result of the arthritic process, from aging, or physical trauma damage. Its benefits have eased the suffering of [...]

  • CHILDREN’S HEALTH: SHINGLES

    Tuesday, April 28th, 2009

    Symptoms Listlessness; fever; pain and tenderness along a nerve; blistery rash; enlarged lymph nodes Home care Give paracetamol, not aspirin, to relieve pain. Precautions -    People who have shingles may transmit chicken pox. Consult the doctor if your child has not had chicken pox, or J is at high risk from the complications J of chicken [...]

  • CHILDREN’S ALLERGIES: ALLERGENS

    Thursday, April 23rd, 2009

    Pitfalls in the Diagnosis of a Food Allergy 1.     In an allergy to a food, not only the kind of food counts, but also the amount eaten. Symptoms may occur only if the food is eaten often and in large quantities. 2.     Cooking and canning alter the allergenic power of a food. (Fresh food is [...]

  • INFECTIONS AFFECTING FERTILITY: GENERAL UTERINE INFECTIONS, CANDIDA

    Thursday, April 23rd, 2009

    General Uterine Infections Doctors suspect that infections of the uterus could play a crucial role in very early deliveries (before 32 weeks). Uterine infections accelerate the disintegration of the protective membrane in which the baby is encased. Then, a few weeks after the onset of disintegration, the infections cause the uterus to begin contracting. However, [...]

  • PERINATAL DAMAGE AND DEATH: PREVENTABLE MEASURES

    Thursday, April 23rd, 2009

    •     Research on the adverse effects of alcohol on the fetus is now voluminous, and there is no doubt that even very small amounts of alcohol (a few drinks a week) can be harmful. You may find that during pregnancy you go off alcohol altogether (in which case you are lucky). If you really can’t [...]

  • EXPLAINING ENDOMETRIOSIS: HERBAL TREATMENT IN ELIMINATION OF TOXIC WASTE AND INHERITED MIASM

    Thursday, April 23rd, 2009

    Diagnosing problem areas Generally speaking, many women I see do get many of the symptoms reported here. I use iris diagnosis. I find it extremely helpful in cases such as endometriosis. If I suspect there might be irritable bowel syndrome, iris diagnosis will show that and will also show me where the inflammation is. Most [...]

  • PREVENTIVE MEDECINE: CANCER

    Thursday, April 23rd, 2009

    The most recent collection of cancer incidence figures from around the world shows that the highest of all is in black African males in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, while the next highest level is in the black population of the San Francisco Bay area of the USA. These men have a 19 per cent chance of developing [...]