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18th September 2009
For thousands of years, ginseng has been revered in the Orient as an almost magical natural supplement with amazing benefits for those who use it regularly. It is said that ginseng will boost the immune system, enhance vitality, increase physical enduranc... Read >
Author: wbdoyle18th September 2009
According to a study released August 26, 2009 by the British Medical Journal, more than half of Hong Kong's healthcare workers surveyed said they would refuse the H1N1 shot, which is not yet available, because they are afraid of side effects and doubt how... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer30th August 2009
Ever wondered what your overweight chubby child would be like when he or she grows up with unhealthy food habits and Lifestyle? Definitely not a charming lad or a graceful young lady! Reports from reputed scientific journals like “British Medical Journa... Read >
Author: prashant20th August 2009
Governments in the United States and Great Britain plan to use antiviral drugs as a first line of defense against the Swine Flu (along with experimental vaccines as they become available), especially in at risk groups such as young children. A new study ... Read >
Author: Byron J. Richards10th August 2009
The Original Research by Dr. A.T.W. Simeons
The research by Dr. Simeons was published in 1954 in his book, ‘Pounds and Inches', which is widely available at no cost on many websites. He designed his protocol to be very precise regarding the amount of... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer03rd August 2009
The Original Research by Dr. A.T.W. Simeons
The research by Dr. Simeons was published in 1954 in his book, ‘Pounds and Inches’, which is widely available at no cost on many websites. He designed his protocol to be very precise regarding the amount ... Read >
Author: Dr. Dennis Clark, PhD25th July 2009
The use of acupuncture raises the odds of a helpful invitro fertilization by 65 percent according to a study conducted by researchers from the University of Maryland Medical School and published in the British Medical Journal.
Invitro fertilization inv... Read >
Author: Anant Joshi20th July 2009
The headline "Doubts over heart claims of omega-3 fats" was published in March of 2006 in the world's largest international news agency, Reuters. This article reported on the findings of a study on omega-3 fats and heart health, which published the exact... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer21st June 2009
The controversial withdrawal of a common painkiller has dramatically cut suicides, say researchers. A gradual phase-out of co-proxamol led to 350 fewer suicides and accidental deaths in England and Wales, a study in the British Medical Journal reports. Re... Read >
Author: lucygilbert17th April 2009
Health East and the Stanford Sleep Disorders Clinic reports that 85% of Snorers exceed 38 decibels, about the equivalent of light Highway Traffic. According to the British Medical Journal (1977) 30% of people over the age of 30 snore. 40% of those are mi... Read >
Author: KJH17th April 2009
Can eating your broccoli and cabbage help protect you against lung cancer? According to a study published in the October 29, 2005 issue of the British medical journal, Lancet, the answer is yes.
This isn't the first time that it's been suggested that c... Read >
Author: suegold15th April 2009
Get ready for a battle between mainstream medicine and various alternative practitioners over the dispensing of thyroid hormone to treat quasi-thyroid issues. The British Medical Journal has published a report by the Royal College of Physicians sounding a... Read >
Author: Byron J. Richards01st April 2009
Compelling clinical evidence has surfaced showing that hundreds, possibly thousands of doctors have been helping their patients to use the power of their minds to dramatically improve and often cure their illnesses.
Cancer, long thought to be incurab... Read >
Author: Devin Hastings31st March 2009
Nigel Broderick is a leading authority on the use of magnetic fields to help alleviate pain, promote healing and improve general wellbeing. His research and understanding of the complex biophysical interactions between living cells and magnetic fields led... Read >
Author: Sarah Tavy02nd March 2009
Many studies credit the use of magnet technology for improved health and healing. However, there are just as many doctors and scientists who disagree with these theories, believe that magnet therapy is more of a myth than a fact. Do magnets have any imp... Read >
Author: Ellen Bell28th January 2009
We are all affected by the credit crisis in one way or another, yet very few people are actually aware of the fact that the economic downturn is taking a toll on our health as well as our bank accounts. While threats of a deeper recession continue to enge... Read >
Author: David Ravech06th January 2009
Depression is common, and often brings people a lot of troubles. It will affect people's study, low people's living quality and even threats people's life and safety. To these serious problems, we should do our best to overcome and relief it. Here are s... Read >
Author: yangguang0121st November 2008
According to a recent issue of the British medical journal, The Lancet, researchers have been studying the effect of chemotherapy on mesothelioma. Since chemotherapy is not considered a successful treatment for mesothelioma cancer, but rather a treatment ... Read >
Author: Legal18th November 2008
Mind set is a huge part of successful weight loss. Having the correct thought patterns can make your weight loss journey sustainable long term. The reason for this is that when you create a shift in your thinking, you create a shift in your habits. Stayin... Read >
Author: Alfitness18th November 2008
Study nature, love nature, stay close to nature. It will never fail you'. - Frank Lloyd Wright
You and I are part of nature but sometimes it seems difficult to believe that this is so. Going to work in a car, grabbing a quick meal, watching TV,... Read >
Author: Gillian Knebel27th October 2008
Vast fortunes have been made by plastic surgeons and producers of anti-aging products, as they play on the fears of those who try to make a vain attempt to stop-the-clock. Yet, aging is a natural process none of us can avoid. As there is no fountain of yo... Read >
Author: LynThomas08th October 2008
Western world diseases have been noticed by their near absense. This has been noticed by researchers and includes many diseases such as high cholesterol, heart disease, Type 2 diabetes and even stroke. The outcome was that a study from the The University ... Read >
Author: Ray Darken06th September 2008
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In early August, a scientific study published in the British Medical Journal added a novel perspective on how to think of, and consequently address, the so-called obesity epidemic that many developed countries, including... Read >
Author: Alvaro28th August 2008
Feverfew is most commonly used in the treatment and prevention of migraine headaches. Migraines are extremely common and can be very difficult to treat. Other methods of relieving pain have been explored because, for many migraine sufferers, conventiona... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer18th July 2008
Morning sickness is the commonest and the most dreaded pregnancy symptom. According to a report published in British Medical Journal in 2004, “Nausea and vomiting are the commonest symptoms experienced in the first trimester of pregnancy.” Well, the g... Read >
Author: Ling Tong06th June 2008
Traditional Chinese Medicine There is growing evidence surrounding the benefits of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) in combating infertility. One of the most recent studies, published by the British Medical Journal in February 2008 looke... Read >
Author: trisa wang 08th May 2008
We always think that those meds the doctor subscribes to us, are a save way to cure the diseases, that we should and could avoid in the first place. It's astonishing, no, it's shocking to find out how little knowledge scientist have about the medications ... Read >
Author: Henk Mutsaers02nd May 2008
It’s estimated that around one in six UK couples have problems conceiving, so IVF fertility treatment is very popular. Recent research suggests that this treatment could be made more effective by combining it with acupuncture, a traditional Chinese medi... Read >
Author: Samantha Srillian28th April 2008
In November, 2007 the British Medical Journal published a new piece of meta-research into the relative effectiveness of Orlistat, Meridia and Acomplia. The difficulty with conventional research is that each individual study usually only involves a few hun... Read >
Author: John Scott25th April 2008
In both medical and legal circles, there is a constant question. How do you warn the general population of the possible dangers of taking medications. Recently, this question has become more pointed. Pressure groups now actively campaign to persuade regul... Read >
Author: John Scott20th February 2008
A leading doctor has rejected a university study claiming there is no clear benefit in having surgery for sleep apnoea. University of Adelaide researchers argue surgery for sleep apnoea has a general lack of impact on symptoms.
Sleep apnoea, which affe... Read >
Author: Alvaro06th February 2008
Self-hypnosis can be defined as a self-induced trance state. Hypnosis induced by yourself, focusing your mind in a positive way, affirmations, and relaxation. This concept is closely related to autosuggestion, which is used for physical symptoms explained... Read >
Author: Peter Haley09th August 2007
Homeopathy is one of the most widely used forms of medicine in the world today. (1)
How homeopathy works
Homeo - same, pathos - suffering
Homeopathy takes the principal known as the law of similars or "like cures like" the strategy also behind immun... Read >
Author: info@3dpts.com06th May 2007
Small business owners know when they start out that they are likely to have to sacrifice work/life balance to make their fortunes but ignoring the signs that you or your staff are under too much strain can be devastating.
A new business advice surve... Read >
Author: Steve Ash07th April 2007
Medical literature is full of examples of how natural hormones effect migraine headaches. As early as 1953, the British Medical Journal published Dr. Kathleen Dalton�s first hand account of how her own menstrual migraines were relieved by injections of ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer07th March 2007
St. John's wort has been traditionally used to treat mental disorders as well as nerve pain for centuries. It has been acknowledged by herbalists as a sedative and a effective treatment for malaria as well as a balm for wounds, burns, and insect bites.
... Read >
Author: Ian Finlayson15th February 2007
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This week the British Medical Journal published a meta-analysis of the best approaches to treating type II diabetes. What the heck is a meta-analysis? It is where a research group looks at all the previous studies ... Read >
06th February 2007
When talking about healthy diet, you cannot ignore fruits and vegetables, which are good sources of fiber that are required by our body. Fiber is good at lowering blood cholesterol, which will in turn reduce the risk of heart disease.
However, people ... Read >
Author: Ng Peng Hock31st January 2007
A handful of specific foods — if eaten every day—can increase life expectancy by as much as 6.6 years.
It has long been known that some individual foods—garlic and salmon, for example —can increase life-span by a certain amount. But a new study s... Read >
Author: Christopher Guerriero17th November 2006
It is a medically professional term used for those people who becomes weary of using condoms, or who do not want to use condoms anymore. This is a psychological phenomena, rather than physical. Human nature is tending to break the restrictions. Constant f... Read >
Author: Amanda Johnson17th November 2006
It is a medically professional term used for those people who becomes weary of using condoms, or who do not want to use condoms anymore. This is a psychological phenomena, rather than physical. Human nature is tending to break the restrictions. Constant f... Read >
Author: Annie Williams25th October 2006
It is not easy for doctors to bring down blood pressure of people with hypertension to target blood pressure, even with the help of drugs. A study conducted in United Kingdom had shown that the condition of people with high blood pressure improves more wh... Read >
Author: Ng Peng Hock06th October 2006
Most of the so-called effective drugs for the treatment of lower or upper back pain have a contingent of side effects ready with them. If you are told about the name and the nature of the after effects in advance, you may freeze with horror. And perhaps w... Read >
Author: Kanishk manchanda21st May 2006
If you're using antibacterial soaps and household cleaning products, dry skin may become the least of your problems. Studies of the effects of what some now call 'obsessive' cleanliness have shown that the resultant formation of superbacteria bacteria r... Read >
Author: No Last Name10th May 2006
Smoking, high blood pressure, heart disease, certain medicines and drugs, stress, poor diet, nutrient deficiency, are some of the chronic conditions that increase the rate of heart attack.
A rapid drop in air pressure as opposed to cold weather may... Read >
Author: Grata Young25th April 2006
Another natural remedy failed, or at least did not meet expectations, in the main medical journals. Glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate two health supplements for painful joints, most popular in the West did not manage to measure up to scientific exa... Read >
Author: Paul Douglas20th April 2006
For thousands of years, ginseng has been revered in the Orient as an almost magical natural supplement with amazing benefits for those who use it regularly. It is said that ginseng will boost the immune system, enhance vitality, increase physical enduranc... Read >
Author: Jim Oneill05th March 2006
In December 2002 the British Medical Journal published the results of a two year trial sponsored by the Arthritiis research Campaign into the use of Bioflow magnets on osteoarthritis of the knee and hip.
The BMJ insist on a high level of integrity in any... Read >
Author: Aled Evans10th February 2006
At least one out of every 20 Americans gets depressed each year, and many rely on anti-depressants to help them cope. A new study shows the herb St. Johns Wort might be just as effective, and with fewer side effects.
About St. Johns Wort:
The August 3,... Read >
Author: Home herb14th January 2006
Can eating your broccoli and cabbage help protect you against lung cancer? According to a study published in the October 29, 2005 issue of the British medical journal, Lancet, the answer is yes.
This isn't the first time that it's been suggested that ... Read >
Author: Lynne Doxley17th December 2005
An interesting review of studies in the British Medical Journal may shed some light on why pet ownership is beneficial to human health.Decades of ResearchMany years of research has shown that pet ownership can result in benefits such as:Higher survival ra... Read >
Author: Joseph Mercola12th December 2005
There are various treatments for depression but this one can be not only original, but also effective. Swimming with dolphins can be an effective therapy for depression according to a research carried out in Honduras. It was known that these animals had h... Read >
Author: Hector Milla17th November 2005
The British Medical Journal recently featured an editorial on the bird flu in which they state the following: The lack of sustained human-to-human transmission suggests that this AH5N1 avian virus does not currently have the capacity to cause a human pand... Read >
Author: Joseph Mercola09th November 2005
A story in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) debunks the claim made by American pharmaceutical companies that they charge more for their products because they spend more on research and development than firms in the rest of the world do.In fact, thepiece ... Read >
Author: Joseph Mercola01st November 2005
By Dr. MercolaFinally, the pieces of the puzzle start to add up. Not long ago, President Bush sought to instill panic in this country by telling us a minimum of 200,000 people will die from the avian flu pandemic, but it could be as bad as 2 million death... Read >
Author: Joseph Mercola28th October 2005
Before doctors began studying the effects of snoring on the
body's entire system, most people thought snoring was merely an
annoyance. Usually just to the people around them.
In the 90s though, the "sleep study" clinics started showing up
in com... Read >
Author: Jack Humphrey
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