Alternative Medicine
Fen/phen drug continues to cause damage
Fenfluramine, a diet drug banned in 1997 because of links to possible heart conditions is still causing problems to people who took the drug, according to researchers.
Aging is a Drying-Out Disease
The simple problem with many aging Americans is overacidity and dehydration. These two are the key components of all sickness and disease. It’s a good thing that water is readily available or the medical mafia would be taking control! Read more…
CDC: Diabetes cases skyrocket nationwide
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is reporting that new diabetes cases have sharply increased over the last decade, particularly in southern states.
Supreme Court to rule on drug warning labels
On Monday, attorneys for the Bush administration argued in front of the Supreme Court that drug companies should be shielded from consumer lawsuits even if they fail to warn patients about risks which could have long reaching effects on their health.
Study: Rain Linked to Child Autism
A new study indicates that child autism rates may be higher in areas that have more precipitation.
Complete Health Depends on Complete Proteins
Goat milk is really the perfect food. It is the most widely consumed milk in the world—easy to tolerate and full of protein. Goat milk is nature’s support for stamina and longevity—nature’s original fast food. Read more details on the amazing benefits of goat milk in this article…
U.S. kids taking more meds than ever
A new study confirms a growing body of evidence suggesting that today’s children are more medicated than any past generation.
Strong concerns raised about diabetes drug risk
An advocacy group has called for the Food and Drug Administration to immediately ban the diabetes drug Avandia, due to serious health concerns.
Men’s Hormone for the Heart
Everyone knows about the epidemic of heart and vascular disease. Few realize that the risk of heart disease grows with age. Research dating back more than half a century has tied heart disease to male menopause and the reduction of androgens (testosterone). Women also need testosterone, but only one-tenth as much as men. And we are talking about natural testosterone here. Read this article to find out more…
Survey: Patients think hospitals can do better
Patients asked to rate hospitals across the country believe that the healthcare facilities had room for improvement, a new survey reveals.
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