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Ear Infections · May 5, 2013
Time to stop misuse of antibiotics – (10-23-00)
Time to stop misuse of antibiotics This is a nice editorial written by a professor of otolaryngology reflecting on the decades of evidence stating that antibiotics are not effective for ear infections. bmj.com Thornett…
Drug Research · May 5, 2013
Time-release analgesic drug causes fatal overdoses in United States – (08-13-01)
Time-release analgesic drug causes fatal overdoses in United States So there’s another drug on the market killing people. That’s not news. But read the tactics that the pharmaceutical company used to market to…
Vaccination · May 5, 2013
Thimerosal-Free Vaccines – (10-23-00)
Thimerosal-Free Vaccines I still find it strange that, although the experts state that there is no harm in using mercury containing preservatives in vaccines, they are being phased out. First of all, with the sheer…
Obesity and Weight Loss · May 5, 2013
The Central Role of Lifestyle Change in Long-term weight management – (04-17-00)
Not that I’ve ever said it, but lifestyle changes are the only way to safely and successfully take off and keep off weight… The Central Role of Lifestyle Change in Long-term weight management Clinical Cornerstone…
Heart Disease · May 5, 2013
Role of Coenzyme Q10 in Chronic Heart Failure, Angina, and HTN – (08-13-01)
Role of Coenzyme Q10 in Chronic Heart Failure, Angina, and HTN It’s nice to see CoQ10 getting some recognition in the pharmacology journals, however, in the conclusion to this article, the author suggests that, while…
Miscellaneous · May 5, 2013
Promotion of cosmetic botulinum toxin A frowned upon – (09-26-02)
Promotion of cosmetic botulinum toxin A frowned upon This is an issue that has me just a little on the nervous side. I have seen numerous ads for salons offering Botox treatments. Salons, mind you. Keep in mind that…
Ear Infections · May 5, 2013
Otitis Media Guidelines May Not Be Affecting US Physician Habits – (10-23-00)
Otitis Media Guidelines May Not Be Affecting US Physician Habits For the past 20 years, research has indicated that antibiotics should not be used for childhood ear infections, and the past 5 or 6 years the…
Colon / Colorectal Cancer · May 5, 2013
Olive Oil Has Protective Effect on Colorectal Cancer – (10-23-00)
Olive Oil Has Protective Effect on Colorectal Cancer The Mediterranean diet, in which olive oil is the principle contributor to dietary fat (about 30%) has been shown to reduce the risks of heart disease, diabetes and…
NSAIDs Dangerous · May 5, 2013
NICE Says COX-2 Inhibitors Should Be Reserved for High-Risk Patients – (08-13-01)
NICE Says COX-2 Inhibitors Should Be Reserved for High-Risk Patients Gosh, I’ll but Pharmacia and Merck weren’t terribly happy about this announcement!! Overall, despite much, much hype, the evidence supporting greatly…
Drug Research · May 5, 2013
Inhibition of amyloid aggregation by Ginkgo biloba extract – (09-26-02)
Inhibition of amyloid aggregation by Ginkgo biloba extract Once again we have a beautiful example of how natural medicine, clinical applications and research work. Most of the clinicians are debating whether ginko is…
Heart Disease · May 5, 2013
Infectious diseases may play a role in heart disease – (10-23-00)
Infectious diseases may play a role in heart disease The potential role of infection on heart disease keeps popping up in the medical literature. Usually when something like that happens there is strong validity to it…
Cancer · May 5, 2013
Functional polymorphism in promoter of progesterone receptor gene associated with endometrial cancer risk – (09-26-02)
Functional polymorphism in promoter of progesterone receptor gene associated with endometrial cancer risk Hate to beat up on today’s clinicians, but here we go again…the research is loaded with relationships between…
Ear Infections · May 5, 2013
Evidence Assessment of Management of Acute Otitis Media – (08-13-01)
Evidence Assessment of Management of Acute Otitis Media I’m not going to go into this in more detail, but I do want to once again stress that antibiotic resistance is really only a minor complication of antibiotic miss…
Headaches · May 5, 2013
Enzyme Might Relieve Research Headache – (09-26-02)
Enzyme Might Relieve Research Headache Just thought I’d throw this tidbit in for entertainment’s sake…and for those of you that think that mainstream medicine has a handle on things and fully understands the whys and…
Tissue Necrosis Factor (TNF) · May 5, 2013
Cutaneous Disorders in Crohn’s Disease Respond to Infliximab – (08-13-01)
Cutaneous Disorders in Crohn’s Disease Respond to Infliximab This article supports things I’ve said for awhile now. Many chronic autoimmune conditions may actually come from the same basic metabolic defect, and that the…
Heart Disease · May 5, 2013
CRP binds both oxidized LDL, apoptotic cells through common ligand – (09-26-02)
CRP binds both oxidized LDL, apoptotic cells through common ligand CRP is now widely accepted as an independent risk factor for heart disease (at least it is by those of us that don’t rely on the drug companies as a…
Heart Disease · May 5, 2013
Consumption of NSAIDs and the Development of Congestive Heart Failure in Elderly Patients – (04-17-00)
This is one of the best ways to combine the best of nutrition w/ the best of Western medicine. But don’t hold your breath waiting for it to become standard prescription practice. Investigational studies of a formulation…
Celiac Disease · May 5, 2013
Coeliac disease in the father affects the newborn – (08-13-01)
Coeliac disease in the father affects the newborn Wow!! Forever the male has been viewed as rather unimportant in the health of the fetus, and yet several studies are starting to show that this is far from true. In this…
Celiac Disease · May 5, 2013
Brain White-Matter Lesions in Celiac Disease – (08-13-01)
Brain White-Matter Lesions in Celiac Disease If this article does not give you an idea of how important it is to recognize the impact of food allergies on our overall health, I’m not sure what will. Reactions to food…
Hypertension · May 5, 2013
Bone mineral density in women with essential hypertension – (08-13-01)
Bone mineral density in women with essential hypertension This is an interesting insight on the authors’ part. Article looks at the relationship of calcium balance in the body (as measured by bone density) to high blood…
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