Articles, tagged with "autoimmune disorder", page 1
09th February 2012
Celiac Condition
The particular only condition that necessitates a gluten-free diet plan is almost certainly celiac condition, a great extreme manifestation of gluten intolerance or alternatively gluten sensitivity. Gluten absolutely is in fact the pa...
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Author:
R. Lombardi
09th February 2012
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune disorder where the body attacks itself, specifically the myelin, which is located in our central nervous system as a layer of substance protecting the nerve fibers. Lesions or scars will appear in different areas o...
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Author:
MarkusBrugger
20th October 2011
The laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) procedure is an effective means to address an impaired vision. Many people are opting to undergo it, especially those in Houston. Despite its many benefits, the LASIK procedure is not for everyone. There a...
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Author:
Bruno Hill
02nd October 2011
Crohn’s disease is also known as IBD or the inflammatory bowel disease. This disease may occur in our gastrointestinal track and there is no exact cause found for this disease yet. The person may feel the inflammation from mouth to anus anywhere but usual...
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Author:
AdrinaJones
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
It happens to be widely known that an autoimmune disorder is likely to be one of the primary reasons for type one diabetes. Additional medical analysis now has demonstrated that one of the many factors behind type 2 diabetes together with the development ...
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Author:
brian jones
07th September 2011
If you are new to a gluten-free diet you may be feeling overwhelmed. Understanding is often the first place to start.
What is gluten?
Gluten is a sticky protein found in wheat, rye and barley. It is found also in most oats – not because of the oat ...
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Author:
CarolKicinski
14th July 2011
Anything that makes you sick is bad for you. For some three million Americans, gluten is considered the bane of their existence. They have been diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder known as celiac disease. Eating foods containing gluten when you have cel...
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Author:
Oretha Worthington
28th April 2011
Nerve damage can occur when high blood glucose injures the nerve fibers. No part of the body is safe from this potential complication. All of our vital systems like the heart and digestion can be affected by this nerve damage. It is possible to not even k...
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Author:
brian jones
05th April 2011
Early lupus symptoms are especially tough to relate with the illness simply because signs or symptoms fluctuate so vastly from person to person. Lupus is an autoimmune disorder wherever ninety% of its victims are girls. An autoimmune issue takes place whe...
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Author:
worminto65
30th March 2011
A study, published Journal of the America Academy of Dermatology, stated that Actinic Keratos, respond well to prescription Aldara cream if applied thrice a week for 16 weeks. Actinic Keratos is a kind of skin disease caused by prolonged exposure to the s...
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Author:
Paul
25th March 2011
Hypothyroid is a condition in which the thyroid gland is not producing enough thyroid hormones. Thyroid hormones are necessary for hundreds of metabolic functions within each cell of the body. Every single cell in the body is dependent on thyroid hormone ...
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Author:
Dr. Igal Dubov DC
15th March 2011
If you have questions about multiple sclerosis, read below. Answers to questions about multiple sclerosis include what the disease is, the causes, the common symptoms, who is typically affected, how a diagnosis is determined, and the treatment options.
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Author:
Evergreen Healthcare
16th February 2011
The symptoms of Arthritis can be quickly recognized because stiffness and pain will be apparent in the affected places. Of the many diverse types of arthritis, osteoarthritis is easily the most prevalent, while rheumatoid arthritis affects a much smaller ...
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Author:
Ken Charles
15th February 2011
What is Interstitial Cystitis?
If you had asked me a month ago what Painful bladder syndrome and its Natural Remedies were, I would have just stared at you without the slightest idea of what you were talking about. Well, that will be probably because i...
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Author:
Paula Smith