Articles, tagged with "new england journal", page 1

Long-Term Weight Gain... Simple Changes In Dietary & Lifestyle Factors Have A Big Impact!

In a series of three individual studies looking at how changes in dietary intake and lifestyle factors specifically relate to long-term weight gain, Researchers from the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) found that modest changes in specific foods an... Read >
Author: Michael Clonts

Sacroiliac Joint Syndrome

In the early 20th century, sacroiliac joint syndrome was the most frequent medical diagnosis for low back pain, which resulted in that period being labeled the "Era of the SI Joint." Any pain emanating from the low back, buttock or adjacent leg usually wa... Read >
Author: Erik Dalton

Massage Relief For SI Joint

By Erik Dalton, Ph.D. Article as published in Massage Today Magazine In the early 20th century, sacroiliac joint syndrome was the most familiar medical diagnosis for low back pain, which resulted in that period being labeled the "Era of the SI Joint... Read >
Author: Erik Dalton

Stop sugar craving

This high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) is significantly sweeter than sucrose, a much cheaper process for manufacturers but significantly more toxic to our liver, and cardiovascular system.The inflammatory process that mediates heart disease, cancer, diabete... Read >
Author: DakotaBarton

Getting appointments for transitions

No matter who you are and how well insured you and your family, there are increasing problems in getting access to health care. The main reason is the falling number of doctors opting to join the ranks of the frontline troops in general practice. Not only... Read >
Author: Grace Oaks

Caffeine Causes High Blood Pressure - Right?

First, some interesting facts about caffeine... 1) It's the most widely consumed psychoactive substance in the world - an estimated 90% of adults in Western countries consume it daily. 2) Small doses of caffeine help reduce pain and speed up the effects... Read >
Author: lowbpdrugfree

Dwelling With Herpes - How to Dwell a Standard Lifestyle With Genital Herpes

The herpes virus can possibly infect the mouth or the genitals. Both oral and genital herpes are long term-that means you will be a carrier for the relaxation of your daily life as soon as you are contaminated. The great news is there are now loads of dru... Read >
Author: Dustin Page

Life Insurance Agent in Long Beach

With inflammations, gum condition has yet another way of damaging the body. Known as cytokines, these are chemical compounds produced by the immune procedure when bacteria in plaque release toxins. Rising inflammation, cytokines also harm tissues through ... Read >
Author: Leonel Hill

How the Mediterranean Diet Helps You Fight Depression

The Mediterranean diet lifestyle can help alleviate symptoms of depression. A study of almost ten-thousand healthy Spanish adults, conducted at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria in Spain, found that those who most closely followed the Mediterra... Read >
Author: Michael Locklear

Accurate Translation Critical in Healthcare Industry

A health care bill recently passed by Congress raises the question on the way language services are used in the health care industry. The need for accuracy in translation services in health care is extremely important, as the consequences of a poor transl... Read >
Author: Wendy Pease

Coffee Drinking Shown to Naturally Prevent Diabetes

Millions of people rely on their morning cup of coffee to jump-start each day. That caffeine-packed jolt of java is the right elixir to wake the brain and prepare for the mental and physical demands of your daily routine. Coffee has been maligned for ... Read >
Author: John Phillip

Avandia might be unsafe; do the benefits for diabetics outweigh the risks?

Since 1999, when GlaxoSmithKline’s (GSK) blockbuster diabetes drug Avandia (also known as Rosiglitazone) was approved by the FDA (US Food and Drug Administration), it has caused nothing more than a rollercoaster ride for the global pharmaceutical company... Read >
Author: roryharding

3 Causes of Highway Accidents

The Federal Highway Administration reported that accidents involving motor vehicles are still the leading cause of death among Americans 34 years and younger. The costs of these accidents were estimated by the U.S. Department of Transportation to be aroun... Read >
Author: Jonathan Blocker

Consumer Notification: Connection Found Between Higher Possibility of Heart attack And Avandia Usage

As indicated by a report documented in the New England Journal of Medicine, Avandia appears to have been involved through an elevated possibility of heart attacks and cardiovascular deaths, especially with users having beforehand encountered coronary comp... Read >
Author: Danny Kosch

No ‘Diet’ Wins Weight Loss Race

Sometimes I come across articles about weight loss that are so terrific I feel compelled to share them with everyone I know. Below is a fantastic one that appeared in our local Baton Rouge newspaper, The Advocate, on Feb. 26th, 2009 but bears reprinting. ... Read >
Author: Linda Allred

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