Articles, tagged with "chemical messengers", page 1
05th March 2012
With the number of people suffering from anxiety on the increase it is little wonder that more people are starting to look for natural anxiety remedies.
It should come as no surprise then, the association between anxiety and food being widely accepted...
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Author:
Nick Whyte
19th January 2011
Our body has thousands of internal control systems essential for control of biochemical reactions occurring at the cellular level and other system activities that are essential for life. The endocrine system consists of eight major endocrine glands that s...
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Author:
Conrad G. Maulfair, Jr. D.O.
10th April 2010
Since the emergence and rapid growth of consumer electronic products (cell phones, computers, etc.), our exposure to electropollution (commonly also referred to EMF (Electromagnetic Fields) has increased dramatically. The threat of electropollution has re...
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Author:
Dr Ink
01st March 2010
If you have an ADHD attentive personality you already know how challenging the condition can be. In fact you may already know that for a person to receive a positive diagnosis for ADHD they must have the symptom of inattention, lasting more than 6 weeks, ...
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Author:
Rob Hawkinis
17th February 2010
Before we can fully appreciate a current list of ADHD medications first we should take a minute to better understand how they work. All of us feel better on certain days. One day we will have positive outlook, others the glass is always half empty. One da...
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Author:
Rob Hawkinis
26th April 2009
What are the causes of the anxiety attacks symptoms and how do you actually cope or even better, get rid of it altogether ?
One of the key to solving this whole pressing issue is to understanding how anxiety builds up, leading to an attack. Once you u...
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Author:
Kenji Tay
10th April 2009
Alzheimer's disease is a form of brain damage strongly associated with increasing age and is aggravated by several underlying factors such as chronic inflammation, oxidative stress (free radical damage), toxic metal accumulation and poor blood circulation...
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Author:
Keith Scott MD
17th October 2008
Myopathy is a skeletal muscle disease or neuromuscular disorder. Myopathy can be obtained or inherited, and can arise at birth or later in life. Myopathies can cause from endocrine disorders, metabolic disorders, muscle infection or inflammation, drugs, a...
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Author:
Juliet Cohen
09th January 2006
Depressive illness is such a physically and socially debilitating condition. It restricts you from doing the normal day-to-day activities and jeopardizes your work, friendships and how you deal with others. The National Institute of Mental Health reports ...
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Author:
Christopher Ruane