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Neotame , the Next Aspartame?

Thursday, February 9th, 2012

Tags: aspartame, FDA, health, lifestyle health, Medical Studies, Monsanto, neotame, organic food, synthetic sweetener, telemedicine, toxcity, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Alternative Medicine, Lifestyle Health, Medical Studies, Odd Medical Practices, Weight Management | No Comments »

NIH Study Links High Levels of Cadmium, Lead in Blood to Pregnancy Delay

Wednesday, February 8th, 2012

Tags: air particles, airborne, batteries, blood, cadium, CADMIUM, ceramics, drinking water, Epidemiology, females, ground water, lead, Medical Studies, menstrual cycle, METAL, NICHD, NIH, NIH study, pipes, pregnancy delay, pregnant, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Lifestyle Health, Medical Studies, Odd Medical Practices, Vitamins - Supplements | No Comments »

After Colon Surgery, Chew Gum

Tuesday, February 7th, 2012

Tags: after, chew, colon urgery, gum, lifestyle health, Medical Studies, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine
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In latest Vaccine Marketing Fraud, CDC says Gardasil Shots Should Be ‘Routine’ for Boys

Monday, February 6th, 2012

Tags: ACIP. CBS, boys, CDC, Eugenics, Gardasil shots, health. healthcare, healthcare, immunization, internal medicine, lifestyle health, marketing fraud, Medical Studies, news, routine, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine, vaccine
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Injectable Progesterone Contraceptives May be Associated with Poor Periodontal Health

Monday, February 6th, 2012

Tags: AAP, associated, bleeding, DMPA, gingivitis, gum disease, health, injectable progesterone contraceptives, intermuscularly, lifestyle health, Medical Studies, NHANES, periodontists, poor periodontal health, premenopausal, rheumatoid arthritis, telemedicine, tooth loss, US Tele-Medicine
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New Device Removes Stroke-Causing Blood Clots Better than Standard Treatment

Friday, February 3rd, 2012

Tags: bleeding, blood clots, brain, brain arteries, catheter tube, drugs, FDA, health, Medical Studies, neurology, new device, removes, Solitaire flow restoration device, stroke-causing, SWIFT, symptoms, telemedicine, Treatment, UCLA, US Tele-Medicine
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Bill Gates Funds Technology to Destroy your Sperm

Thursday, February 2nd, 2012

Tags: bill gates, contraception, depopulation, destruction, funds, health, mass vaccination, Medical Studies, sperm, sterelity, Technology, telemedicine, ultrasound technology, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Medical Studies, Odd Medical Practices | No Comments »

Breast Cancer and Heart Attacks: A Deadly Side Effect of Calcium Supplements?

Monday, January 30th, 2012

Tags: adult, arteries, bone density, bones, breast cancer, calcium supplement, cellulite, deadly, diabetes, gum disease, heart attacks, kidney stones, magnesium, Medical Studies, mineral, nurses, osteoporosis, side effect, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine, Vitamin D, vitamin K2
Posted in Alternative Medicine, Lifestyle Health, Longevity, Medical Studies, Odd Medical Practices, Vitamins - Supplements | No Comments »

Children’s Medicines Coated with Brain-Damaging Aluminum

Monday, January 30th, 2012

Tags: aluminum, ammonia, antifreeze, autism, blue#1, blue#2, bone disorders, brain-damaging, cancers, children medicines, CNS, coated, dementia, epilepsy, FD&C, food coloring, green #3, Medical Studies, Medicine, petroleum, poison, red#2, red#3, red#40, reproductive toxins, synthetic petrochemicals, tartrazine, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine, yellow#6
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Rap Music Powers Rhythmic Action of Medical Sensor

Friday, January 27th, 2012

Tags: acoustic waves, aneurism, bass rythm, beam, biomedical engineering, electricity, frequencies, medical sensor, Medical Studies, music, paralysis, perdue university, powers, RAP MUSIC, rhythmic action, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine, vibrating cantilever
Posted in Introducing, Medical Studies, Odd Medical Practices | No Comments »

Scraping Pain Away

Thursday, January 26th, 2012

Tags: acupuncture, alternative medicine, analgesic, anti-inflammatory, blood, China, chiropractic, chronic pain, fluids, gua sha, lifestyle health, massage, Medical Studies, medications, muscle spasms, old injuries, pain, physical therapy, qi energy, scar tissue, scraping, scraping therapy, symptomatic, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine
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Eugenics: Doctor Denies Young Girl Kidney Transplant because she Is Considered Mentally Retarded

Tuesday, January 24th, 2012

Tags: brain function, CHP, die, doctor denies, epitome, eugenicist, Eugenics, health, healthcare, ideology, kidney transplant, medical system, mentally retarted, organ transplant, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine, WHS, young girl
Posted in Human Behavior, Medical Studies, Odd Medical Practices | No Comments »

Genetic Variation Increases Risk of Metabolic Side Effects in Children on some Antipsychotics

Tuesday, January 24th, 2012

Tags: adhd, Antipsychotics, anxiety disorders, autism, biological, blood pressure, blood sugar levels, cardiovascular disease, CFRI, children, chronic disease, diabetes, genetic variation, health, healthcare, Medical Studies, medications, mental anguish, mental illness, metabolic side effect, MTHFR gene, pediatric, psychiatry, quetiapine, risk, risperidone, schizophrenia, substance abuse, telemedicine, UBC, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Human Behavior, Medical Studies, Odd Medical Practices | No Comments »

Breaking News: Cancer Drugs Make Tumors More Aggressive and Deadly

Thursday, January 19th, 2012

Tags: aggressive, BIDMC, cancer drugs, Chemotherapy, deadly, health, HMS, Medical Studies, mestastasis, pericytes, radiation, telemedicine, tumors, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Medical Studies, Odd Medical Practices | No Comments »

Drugs Linked to Cognitive Impairment and Increased Risk of Death

Thursday, January 19th, 2012

Tags: ACh, AGING, allergies, benadryl, brain, cognitive impairement, death, demerol, detrol, dramamine, drugs, elavil, EMR, Excedrin PM, geriatrics, incontinence, Medical Studies, medications, memory, Nytol, paxil, prescription, risk, sominex, telemedicine, tylenol pm, unisom, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Emergency Medicine, Human Behavior, Medical Studies, Odd Medical Practices | No Comments »

An Easier Way to Remove Gallstones

Tuesday, January 17th, 2012

Tags: China, cholecystectomy, easier way, endoscope, gallbladder, gallbladder lesions, gallstones, lesions, Medical Studies, organ, pebble, remove, surgeon, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Medical Studies, Odd Medical Practices | No Comments »

Four Easy Ways to Circulate your Lymphatic Fluid

Monday, January 16th, 2012

Tags: alternative medicine, blood, castor oil, cells, circulate, circulatory system, debris, deep breathing, disease components, fluid, four easy ways, heart, lifestyle health, lymphatic, lymphatic fluid, massage, Medical Studies, movement, nutrition, oxygen, rebounding, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine, viruses, waste
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Revolutionary Surgical Technique for Perforations of the Eardrum

Monday, January 16th, 2012

Tags: anesthetic, audiology, ear canal, eardrum, ENT, hafgm, Hyaluronic Acid Fat Myringoplasty, Medical Studies, otitis, perforations, revolutionary surgical procedure, surgery, telemedicine, tympanic membrane, US Tele-Medicine
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Diet Rich in Fish Oil and Protein May Help Combat ADHD

Friday, January 13th, 2012

Tags: additives, adhd, alternative medicine, CDC, combat, diet, fish oil, health, healthy food, less sugar, lifestyle health, Medical Studies, medication, pediatrics, pharmacotherapy, prescription pills, protein, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine, Vitamins - Supplements
Posted in Alternative Medicine, Human Behavior, Lifestyle Health, Medical Studies, Odd Medical Practices, Vitamins - Supplements | No Comments »

Clear the Mystery over Gluten Misery

Friday, January 13th, 2012

Tags: alternative medicine, alternatives, bloating, blood testing, body, Celiac Disease, clear, constipation, diarrhea, diet, gas, GI, gluten, Hashimoto's thyroiditis, health problems, healthy food, hormones, immune system, lifestyle health, Medical Studies, misery, mystery, peripheral neuropathy, psoriasis, saliva testing, small intestine, stool testing, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine
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Fewer Animal Experiments Thanks to Nanosensors

Tuesday, January 10th, 2012

Tags: animal experiments, animal testing, ATP, cells, EMFT, experiments, fewer, laboratory animals, Medical Studies, Munich, nanoparticles, nanosensors, science, telemedicine, tests, thanks, toxic amines, triphosphate, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Medical Studies, Odd Medical Practices | No Comments »

Thoughts Can Produce Health Enhancing Biochemicals

Friday, January 6th, 2012

Tags: adrenal cells, biochemicals, cancer, Deepak Chopra, diseases, Dr. Larry Dossey, emotions, ENDORPHINS, health enhancing, immune system, impact, leukocytes, macrophages, neurological, pharmaceutical, power of thought, produce, psychoneuroimmunology, psychosomatic illness, side effect, telemedicine, thoughts, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Alternative Medicine, Human Behavior, Lifestyle Health, Longevity, Medical Studies, Odd Medical Practices, Vision | No Comments »

Acupuncture Offers Better Pain Relief

Friday, January 6th, 2012

Tags: acupuncture, Allopathic medicine, AMA, anesthesiologists, benefits, burning, channel therapy, chines, disturbing drugs, drugs, Duke study, energy blockage, headache relif, holistic, lifestyle health, medical practice, Medical Studies, medication, needle, needles, offfers, pain relief, post-surgical opioids, stimulate, sweating, telemedicine, throbbing, urinary retention, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Alternative Medicine, Human Behavior, Lifestyle Health, Medical Studies, Odd Medical Practices | No Comments »

Benefit from Castor Oil

Wednesday, January 4th, 2012

Tags: alternative medicine, bacterial infection, BENEFIT, bowels, castor oil, communis, congestion, Edgar Cayce, effective remedy, fungal, gallbladder, health, india, lifestyle health, lymphatic flow, lymphocyte production, Medical Studies, molds, mucus, natural health, Palma Christa, peristalsis, ricinus, ringworm, sebaceous cysts, skin keratosis, spasms, telemedicine, topical, US Tele-Medicine, viruses, warts, yeasts
Posted in Alternative Medicine, Lifestyle Health, Longevity, Medical Studies, Odd Medical Practices | No Comments »

Probiotics Shown To Stave Off Infection in Brain Injury Patients

Friday, December 16th, 2011

Tags: antibiotics, bacteria, brain, brain injury, China, health, ICU, infections, inflammation, intavenous feeding tube, Medical Studies, natural health, patients, probiotics, shown, stave off, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Alternative Medicine, Human Behavior, Lifestyle Health, Longevity, Medical Studies, Odd Medical Practices | No Comments »

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