Articles, tagged with "autoimmune diseases", page 1
14th December 2011
Today it seems that even the mainstream magazines are discussing the various edges of meditation. What was once an activity reserved for the eclectic in our culture has now taken a robust foothold in the fabric of Western society.
But there are still m...
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Author:
Joan Sophie
05th October 2011
With so many different choices on the market from so many different manufacturers, how do you choose the Best Turmeric Supplement?
Ever since the first turmeric supplement came onto the market, there has been a constant push on the part of supplement m...
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Author:
Raj Amanadran
03rd October 2011
In 1912, a Japanese doctor named Hashimoto Hakaru described a disease that for hundreds of people, was misdiagnosed as depression, PMS, chronic fatigue syndrome, or fibromyalgia. But the disease wasn't any of these things. Instead, it was a type of thyroi...
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Author:
Dr. Marc Ott
28th September 2011
Evidence exists that autism in certain individuals is connected to underlying medical problems, including, but not limited to immune system disorders. One particular immune problem is autoimmunity. An autoimmune disorder is when the immune system attacks ...
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Author:
Dr. Kurt Woeller
23rd September 2011
For people suffering from chronic diseases, the fear of no-cure is a psychological setback, rather than the disease itself. With many research and scientific analysis, an assured cure of the diseases is hardly in the reckoning, in the allopathic medicine....
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Author:
Lilynicolas
14th September 2011
With health problems gaining a common ground and persons of all ages finding it difficult to keep themselves healthy, inflammation is not an alien concept. We usually recognize it by redness, pain and thickening of the concerned area, but in real inflamma...
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Author:
Helen Brownlee
25th August 2011
In case you will contain Vitamin D rich foods within your diet plan, you can then have great prevention against specific ailments. They aid in keeping your muscles healthy all of which will increase your immune system. So for an entirely healthy body, inc...
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Author:
alexsmith
06th July 2011
Diabetes is a common problem, with around two million people diagnosed with the disease in the UK. The vast majority of these sufferers deal with type 2 diabetes, also known as maturity onset or non-insulin-dependent diabetes. Type 1 diabetes, however,...
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Author:
Isla Campbell
28th June 2011
Copyright (c) 2011 Stephen Lau
Autoimmune diseases are medical conditions in which the immune system has gone awry by attacking the body's own organs and tissues, instead of protecting them from foreign invaders.
Conventional medicine cannot cure au...
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Author:
Stephen Lau
25th May 2011
Copyright (c) 2011 Stephen Lau
Everybody wants to look young and stay young. Unfortunately, you are thinking of yourself as young today; by tomorrow, you may not be so sure when you look more closely at yourself in the mirror. Aging is inevitable, and ...
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Author:
Stephen Lau
12th May 2011
If you are one of the 30% of the population throughout the world that suffers from food intolerance you no longer have to suffer and there is hope in maintaining a normal healthy life. There is ways to treat the food intolerance headaches, fatigue, chroni...
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Author:
Lori Cachia
06th May 2011
When you start losing your hair, you'll probably start a frantic search for a product that helps stop the process. Although there are many products on the market, you want the best for you. What is the best hair loss product for one person may not suit ev...
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Author:
nanogen
03rd May 2011
Mercury is an element in the periodic table. A silvery white metal mostly used in the dental treatment in case of decayed teeth. Currently so many dentists are using this element, but many dentist have now turned towards the mercury free dentistry because...
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Author:
Brown
05th April 2011
The weather on your wedding day. The track right before the Kentucky Derby. The paint on the park bench where you sit to drink your morning latte. With all of these, dry is good, but such is not the case when it comes to your eyes.
About 33 millio...
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Author:
Marc Grossman, O.D., L.Ac.
31st March 2011
Heartburn, also called acid indigestion, is an uncomfortable feeling of a warmth or burning sensation in your chest. Heartburn is felt in the chest, but has nothing to do with your heart because the burning sensation is caused by too much stomach acid. Fr...
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Author:
Alex Zwiggelaar