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[…]rare cases that stump even the most experienced doctors. Kathi Wilson’s case ended up puzzling doctors for a shocking 10 years. Kathi’s Mysterious Illness Kathi was 41 years old when she first began getting sick. She suffered flu-like symptoms, fatigue, and achy muscles and as her condition declined even walking became a difficulty. She began to sleep through most days just to escape the pain. Her doctors took tests, X-rays, MRIs, and other thorough examinations and yet were unable to find a diagnosis for Kathi. It wasn’t until Kathi decided to remodel her bathroom that the answer to her ailments was finally […]
[…]into lawsuits, but I hope even the thousands who are potentially affected (even if they’re found to be negative) form together and do a big nice class action against this irresponsible facility for what they have to go through. Again my heart goes out to all families of any potential victims. The mere fact they have to go in and get HIV and Hepatitis tests makes them all victims in my eyes. ABOUT THE AUTHOR AND FOUNDER OF HEALTH NUT NEWS Erin Elizabeth is a long time “health nut” with a passion for the healing arts, for nearly 25 years. She […]
[…]Health Effects [5] GreenMedInfo.com, Health Effects of Hydrogenated Oil Sayer Ji is the founder of GreenMedInfo.com, an author, educator, Steering Committee Member of the Global GMO Free Coalition (GGFC), and an advisory board member of the National Health Federation. He founded Greenmedinfo.com in 2008 in order to provide the world an open access, evidence-based resource supporting natural and integrative modalities. It is widely recognized as the most widely referenced health resource of its […]
[…]force us into isn’t how we’re designed to walk, says Jacqueline Sutera, a surgically trained doctor of podiatric medicine and spokesperson for the APMA. ‘Your entire skeleton is affected by heels but the issues start at the feet,’ she says. Wearing high heels day after day puts you at risk for a long list of foot problems, including calluses, ingrown toenails, hammertoes, bunions, sesamoiditis, tendonitis, a permanently shortened Achilles tendon, stress fractures, and sprained ankles.” These issues will get worse over time and then in our late thirties or forties, the fat pads on the bottoms of our feet begin […]
[…]among others.” Another investigation by the Los Angeles Daily News detailed how irresponsible doctors are contributing to the problem highlighted by the auditor’s report. One psychiatrist who manages treatment at a group home for troubled children is a self-proclaimed “spokesperson for pharmaceutical companies.” A mere 10 percent of the state’s highest prescribers were responsible about 50 percent of the time when a foster child received an antipsychotic, the riskiest class of psychiatric drugs with some of the most harmful side effects… These same doctors often relied on risky, unproven combinations of the drugs, a practice widely rejected by medical associations […]
[…]down for us.” The process is called hydrolysis. While a landmark Italian study from 2011 found that people with celiac disease who ate fully hydrolyzed wheat (like that in sourdough) for 60 days experienced no ill effects, that particular study isn’t enough to draw a broad conclusion. Make sure to chat with your doctor before you start consuming sourdough. RELATED STORY: Nourishing Your Gut Bacteria Is Critical for Health and Mental Well-Being But the research is intriguing and it’s likely that people with minor digestive issues or non-celiac gluten sensitivities will almost certainly find relief with properly made sourdough. But be careful: Many breads at […]
[…]that carries through to the entire recipe. 12. Healthy Sweet Potato Pancakes Sweet potatoes have found a way into your breakfast menu, and now you can enjoy their flavor in pancake form. They’ve combined mashed up sweet potatoes with flour and oats so you’re going to get pancakes with some real substance to them, that stick-to-your-ribs feeling but without feeling bloated or stuffed. Usually you don’t get a vegetable serving along with your pancakes so these are something special. Serve these up with pure organic maple syrup and gobble them down just like you would traditional pancakes. 13. Sweet Potato […]
[…]what you can do The FDA said in a statement, “A U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) review found that fluoroquinolone antibiotics can increase the occurrence of rare but serious events of ruptures or tears in the main artery of the body, called the aorta. These tears, called aortic dissections, or ruptures of an aortic aneurysm can lead to dangerous bleeding or even death. Fluoroquinolones should not be used in patients at increased risk unless there are no other treatment options available. People at increased risk include those with a history of blockages or aneurysms (abnormal bulges) of the aorta […]
[…]can affect the way your large intestine functions, and this will be reflected in the changes found in your stool. Loose, watery stools, diarrhea or constipation can all be indicative of colorectal cancer, as long as they are not being caused by any other conditions. Bloody Stool Again, this brings me back to my point about people not paying enough attention to their bowel movements. Although many people would be alarmed by the sight of blood in their stool, some may be too embarrassed or uncomfortable to bring it up with friends, family or their doctor. Sometimes the blood in […]
[…]is, in this case, an understatement) and yet, in spite of these serious dangers, doctors keep prescribing these types of drugs. On a daily basis. Some of those “side effects” are: 1 December 2018: an FDA review found that Fluoroquinolone antibiotics can increase the occurrence of rare but serious events of ruptures or tears in the main artery of the body, called the aorta. These “aortic dissections,” or “ruptures of an aortic aneurysm” can lead to dangerous bleeding or even death. Tendon rupture Nerve damage Psychiatric problems including confusion, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts. While many doctors will say it’s because […]
[…]could help lower the risk of chronic health problems like heart disease and diabetes. Magnesium, found in leafy greens, fish, nuts and whole grains, plays an important role in maintaining human health- we just aren’t sure how. It is possible that it helps curb inflammation, which in turn may lower the odds of developing a variety of chronic diseases, but more study is needed. So, Dr. Fang and his colleagues got to work analyzing data on dietary magnesium and chronic disease from 40 studies published from 1999 to 2016 on more than one million people across nine countries. From the article: “Compared […]
[…]last night, because I did not have any ear plugs. I’m pretty terrified of spiders.” Doctors in Vietnam recently treated a patient who came in with a similar complaint in June. When they looked inside the patient’s ear at the clinic in Hai Duong they found a spider nesting inside. They were finally able to lure the spider out using a light. Source: UPI Please get on our update list today, as social media is strangling our reach. Join here: http://healthnutnews.com/join THANK […]
[…]recovery, and calmness. She began taking it to help find balance in her mind and body and found it had 3 amazing effects on her body. RELATED STORY: How To Optimize CBD Oil Effects: 3 Keys To Success 1. Better Sleep The first time Tamara tried CBD oil was after an exhausting 19-hour day made up of training clients, working out and writing. Wanting to test the oil she took the recommended dosage for restorative sleep and went to bed. She reports that “the next morning I woke up feeling surprisingly refreshed It was the first time in more than three […]
[…]can read more about on his website, linked below. A touching quote written by his daughter can be found at a link below, too: “Our loved ones that are the most righteous leave the world on the Sabbath”….It is with a very heavy heart, tears and much LOVE that I tell you my amazing, kind and wonderful daddy Bruce H Shelton passed away this evening. He was surrounded by his loved ones and went peacefully. He did it “his way”… The only way. Thank you all for your prayers and kind words… It is a true testament to how cherished […]
[…]samples of students before and after pouring ice-cold water on their heads in a 1997 study. He found statistically significant changes at the cellular level of the immune system. RELATED STORY: Help ward off infections and improve your immune system with oregano oil Another proponent of this activity is kindergarten director Olesya Osintseva of Barnaul, Russia. Kindergarten workers say that children who take cold showers recover from winter illness in just a few days if they get sick at all. Meanwhile, children who do not participate may spend up to 2 weeks in bed when sick. Flu season is the […]
A new study published in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine found that compared with women who have never had children, women who have given birth may have an increased breast cancer risk that continues for up to 23 years after their most recent birth. However, experts warn that this shouldn’t cause women to worry or stop having children because the risk is small. (The study was conducted in women younger than 55 and breast cancer risk tends to be low in that population of women.) RELATED STORY: CNN: Breast cancer testing out of date says study The WHO reports that […]
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[…]still at the same weight 5’9 128 lbs and a size 4/6. I was a size 10/12 before that and my doctor said with the weight around the middle I was obese and headed toward diabetes as the scale was climbing daily. I wrote a free ebook that you can download on how I lost the weight but I’ll be the first to say (wait, I did!) that intermittent fasting and quitting coffee were two of the keys for me. There are more in the book and I’m grateful for the thousands of emails I’ve gotten from people who say the […]
A mother of a Digital Harbor High School student in Baltimore, Md. found out her 16-year-old daughter received a birth control implant at school after the teen started complaining about headaches and arm pain. Nicole Lambert took her to the pediatrician, who discovered that a Nexplanon birth control device was the culprit. It had been improperly inserted by a school nurse three years prior, and needed to be surgically removed. RELATED STORY Dying Young—Falling Life Expectancy in the U.S. by the Children’s Health Defense Team David Ledyard, attorney for the Lambert’s, was contacted by PJ Media, and commented:for comment, who […]
[…]doing its job and not assuming since the 1920s that a calorie is a calorie, perhaps we would have found such evidence long ago.” Therefore, don’t blame the sugar industry- blame the researchers and nutrition authorities. “The assumption ignores decades of medical science, including much of what has become textbook endocrinology (the science of hormones and hormone-related diseases) and biochemistry. By the 1960s, researchers in these fields had clearly demonstrated that different carbohydrates, like glucose and fructose, are metabolized differently, leading to different hormonal and physiological responses, and that fat accumulation and metabolism were influenced profoundly by these hormones. The […]
