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Are Steroid Injections Safe?

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 After receiving steroid injections for back pain, 34 people died and nearly 500 were injured due to a terrifying outbreak of fungal meningitis. The outbreak was traced to the pharmacy that made the tainted products.

As authorities still try to wrap their heads around exactly what went wrong, Continue reading →

Is the Medicinal Herb Kratom Safe, Effective and an Alternative for Treating Pain, Anxiety and Depression?

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Mitragyna speciosa, also known as “kratom,” is a plant native to the rainforests of Southeast Asia that has long been used in traditional herbal medicine to treat pain, boost energy, alleviate anxiety and depression symptoms, and promote feelings of wellness and happiness. But because Continue reading →

For Those in Early Recovery from Detox, Telemedicine Provides Safe Way to Heal

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Telemedicine is fast becoming one of the most popular ways for physicians to treat patients who live far from hospitals or may be too ill, or embarrassed, to visit the office in person. But a surprising new use is emerging, and it’s the way healthcare providers are supporting patients in detox who are in early recovery, a critical time for these patients. Continue reading →

Detox with Oil Pulling

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Did You Know…

… the latest popular “detox” remedy is actually a centuries-old medical treatment?

According to popular diet and lifestyle blog, Well+Good, New York City trendsetters are Continue reading →

Pregnant Women can Safely be treated for Gum Disease

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Pregnant women can safely be treated for gum infections without having to worry about their baby’s health, according to a new study.

The concern among dentists had been that treating the problem could cause bacteria to get into the mothers’ bloodstream, where they could harm babies’ development.

Gum disease — caused by a bacterial infection that breaks down gum tissue and can cause tooth loss and serious health problems — is a particular problem during pregnancy.

Hormonal changes appear to make a pregnant woman more susceptible to developing it, yet the standard antibiotic-based therapy is not recommended because it stains  Continue reading →