Comments Off
The arthritis miracle 60 years in the making-and how you can help prove-once again-that it works!
During my years at the University of Michigan Medical School, 1965-1969, we heard scarcely a word about nutrition, vitamins, and disease treatment. And even though Dr. William Kaufman was a 1938 graduate of that same medical school, we heard nothing about his landmark work on niacinamide and arthritis.
But since learning about it, I’ve followed his lead with niacinamide therapy for over 30 years at the Tahoma Clinic. In that time, my colleagues and I have seen very significant improvements in individuals with joint pain and decreased joint mobility secondary to osteoarthritis. So much so that-thanks to a research grant from the Knowledge Medical Foundation-we’re conducting a study to investigate once again niacinamide’s ability to relieve pain and improve joint mobility. Read the rest of this entry »
Comments Off
Thinning hair and chipped nails:The serious health threat lurking behind these so-called “cosmetic” conditions
By Jonathan V. Wright, M.D.
Thinning hair may not seem like something many women need to worry about, but it’s much more common than you might think. I’m not writing about the relatively rare condition known as alopecia, where a woman loses large patches-or in some cases ALL-of her hair. I’m referring to the much-less-technical “too much hair in the bathtub drain” syndrome. Most women who encounter this problem realize it when they pull their hair back into a ponytail-and notice that the ponytail keeps getting skinnier and skinnier.
One of the other, even more common complaints I hear from women is that their fingernails just aren’t strong and healthy. No matter what they do-gelatin, calcium, etc.-their nails continue to chip, peel, break, crack, or layer back. While both of these conditions seem cosmetic, the truth is that they both signal another issue going on inside the body-one that can “snowball” into many more serious problems if it’s left untended. Read the rest of this entry »
Comments Off
It’s the secret mainstream medicine doesn’t want you to know
Reverse osteoporosis by actually rebuilding bone without the side effects of patent medicines
One of the most abundant minerals on earth, strontium is present in the soil, air, water, fish, and most plant foods, especially cabbage, beets and Brazil nuts. Worldwide, humans’ estimated daily intake of strontium is 1-5 milligrams per day. Chemically similar to calcium, strontium is absorbed in comparable amounts.
Once in bone, strontium beneficially affects both aspects of the bone remodeling process: It not only slows down the development of osteoclasts (the cells that take away bone) thus lessening bone removal activity, but also enhances the development of osteoblasts (the bone cells which build bone), thus increasing bone forming activity. Read the rest of this entry »
Comments Off
By Robert Jay Rowen, MD
Last month, I showed you one of the most amazing breakthroughs in medicine I’ve seen in years. If you suffer from any disease that threatens your life or your ability to live life to the fullest, then you have to read the rest of the story.
The breakthrough is the controversial Stem Cell Therapy. But this Stem Cell Therapy is unlike any you’ve ever heard of. The therapies you’ve heard about on the nightly news get the stem cells from two main sources: fetal cells and umbilical cord blood. Read the rest of this entry »
Comments Off
Increased risk of heart attack, stroke, death: the risks associated with an unhealthy lifestyle? Yeah, sure — but they’re also risks that were recently linked to Novartis AG’s drug Stalevo — a combination of two treatments used to fight Parkinson’s. Previous trials of the combo drug hadn’t shown the increased risk — but those trials went on for six or fewer months. And once again, I’m absolutely dumbfounded at how such brief trials are allowed to determine the safety of a drug. Read the rest of this entry »
Comments Off
Q: My sister couldn’t figure out why she was so exhausted for months. Finally, we got the diagnosis — hypo-adrenalism. What do you suggest?
Dr. Wright: Since the adrenal glands are the primary stress-response glands in the body, severe exhaustion can be the result if they do not operate properly. Yet effective treatment can help those with the problem feel better in a short time.
Therapy consists of Read the rest of this entry »
Comments Off
August 28, 2010
by Mike Adams
(NaturalNews) Shortly after Australia banned flu vaccines in children due to an alarming increase in vomiting, fevers and seizures caused by the vaccines (http://www.naturalnews.com/029586_A…), Finland has now suspended H1N1 vaccines due to increased reports of narcolepsy in children and teens. Narcolepsy is a nervous system disorder characterized by extreme fatigue and daytime sleepiness. It indicates a serious malfunction of the brain and nervous system.
Read the rest of this entry »
Comments Off
August 2010 by: Cindy Jones-Shoeman
(NaturalNews) Some vegetarians will avoid becoming vegan because of one simple myth they’ve heard again and again: they’ve heard that vegans can suffer from vitamin B12 deficiency based on their diet. Lots of vegetarians decide, based on this faulty information, that they need to continue eating animal protein. However, nothing could be further from the truth. Read the rest of this entry »
Comments Off
Posted By Dr. Mercola | August 16 2010
See Video at> http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2010/08/16/rheumatoid-arthritis-protocol.aspx
By Dr. Mercola
Rheumatoid arthritis affects about 1 percent of our population and at least two million Americans have definite or classical rheumatoid arthritis. This number has increased in recent years, as in 2010 about 2.5 percent of white women developed RA. It is a much more devastating illness than previously appreciated. Most patients with rheumatoid arthritis have a progressive disability. Read the rest of this entry »
Comments Off
Posted By Dr. Mercola | August 23 2010
Leah Siegel fought hard against cancer, enduring blood transfusions and chemical burns and painful sores. She was haunted by the idea that her children would grow up without any memory of her.
From the moment doctors told her she had stage four breast cancer in 2008, she worried most about leaving her children. “I just need 10 years,” she told her oncologist. But the cancer had already had spread to her liver and bones. Doctors gave her two to three years.
According to this story in the Dallas News:
“Leah told doctors she would try any treatment, no matter the side effects … doctors seemed to be jumping from drug to drug. ‘There wasn’t a real plan anymore,’ said Leah’s husband, Eric … Read the rest of this entry »
