Articles, tagged with "journal of medicine", page 5

Weight Gain

Weight loss is more complicated than a simple equation. That was part of the conclusion drawn from a conference sponsored by the National Institutes of Health in the spring of 1992. "Over weight is not a simple disorder of will power, as sometimes implied... Read >
Author: michael russell

Hormone Replacement Therapy May Reduce Risk of Osteoporosis, Heart Disease

Certain hormone replacement therapies have provided relief to menopausal women according to a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine, however, many have been linked to serious side effects, including an increased risk of breast cancer or s... Read >
Author: LegalView

Night Eating,Causes and Treatments

Night Eating Syndrome was first recognized back in 1955 and reported in The American Journal of Medicine but it is only in the past few years that more attention has been paid to it and research conducted into the syndrome. NES is characterized by eati... Read >
Author: harryjackson9

Adult Stem Cells – An Exciting New Paradigm in Health

SCIENCE UPDATE: The New England Journal of Medicine stated that the number one indicator of anyone's wellness is directly correlated to the number of adult stem cells in the blood stream. The discovery that Bone Marrow Stem Cells constitute the natural... Read >
Author: James Cobb

Attract Women With Pure Personality

Unfortunately for them, more than 70% of men will never have the kind of success with women that they should be having, do you realize why that is? The main reason is that they have no clue about to attract women. They keep trying the same techniques o... Read >
Author: rabuford

Mercury in Fillings: To use or not to use? This is the dilemma.

A common question I get these days is whether fillings containing mercury are safe. My answer is always this: there is no scientific evidence to show that it's unsafe. There have been numerous studies done on this issue, including one reported by the pres... Read >
Author: Dr. Michael Hack

Sleeping Types

The most common prescription Sleeping aids approved for use in treating insomnia are as follows: benzodiazepines (such as temazepam, estazolam,and others); the newer, non-benzodiasepines (such as sulfide [Ambien,Ambien CR], Zaleplon [Sonatal], and eszopic... Read >
Author: Ravish123477

Asthma a chronic lung disorder

A lock of of magnesium is able to effect asthma and an intravenous shot of magnesium is able prevent even the most acute asthmatic assault. People who study this at the University of Nottingham Division of Respiratory Medicine found that of 2,633 asthmati... Read >
Author: Health4Life

A deficiency of Magnesium can cause Asthma

Asthma A deficiency of magnesium can cause asthma and an intravenous shot of magnesium can stop even the most acute asthmatic attack. Researchers at the University of Nottingham Division of Respiratory Medicine found that of 2,633 asthmatics, those who... Read >
Author: Health4Life

What are skin lesions?

Capable of determining what works in the battle to turn back a disorder as difficult to understand and hard to isolate or identify as lupus is a puzzle indeed. Initially you have to identify the challenge. Churchill's Medical Dictionary defines lupus as '... Read >
Author: Health4Life

What are skin lesions?

Capable of determining what works in the battle to turn back a disorder as difficult to understand and hard to isolate or identify as lupus is a puzzle indeed. Initially you have to identify the challenge. Churchill's Medical Dictionary defines lupus as '... Read >
Author: Health4Life

What is Lupus?

Determining what works in the fight to reverse a disorder as puzzling and elusive as lupus is a mystery indeed. First you have to define the problem. Churchill's Medical Dictionary defines lupus as "a multisystem disease of unknown ethiology." The America... Read >
Author: Health4Life

What is Lupus?

What is Lupus? Determining what works in the fight to reverse a disorder as puzzling and elusive as lupus is a mystery indeed. First you have to define the problem. Churchill's Medical Dictionary defines lupus as "a multisystem disease of unknown ethio... Read >
Author: Health4Life

Cure For Diabetes?

Some cases of diabetes may not respond as well to insulin treatment, as it does with other cases. Currently there is some treatment, which suggests a method for reducing the symptoms of diabetes and dependence on insulin. People who have diabetes are... Read >
Author: Julia Hanf

Holistic Healing

Choosing Holistic Healing Since the looming changes in our Medical care System, the time is here to take serious look at prevention and conservative care. How can you expect to rely on our government for your wellness? There are a great many holi... Read >
Author: Beck Jorde

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