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Heart Infusions: A routine practice that’s useless, and possibly dangerous

Heart attack patients are routinely given infusions of glucose, insulin and potassium – but they could be fatal, researchers have suddenly discovered. more>

Heart Attack: Patients given useless drug

Patients who are rushed into intensive care after a sudden heart attack are being given a useless drug. more>

Heart Attack: Stress at work can cause it, and again

Are you in a job where you have a large workload, and no decision-making powers? Then you’re more likely to suffer a heart attack, researchers believe. more>

Heart Attack: It makes your doctor proud

If you want your doctor to think highly of you, have a heart attack, or failing that, leukaemia will just about do. And if you have fibromyalgia or a nervous problem, you run the risk of social ostrac... more>

Heart Attack: Traffic pollution increases the risk

Even a short exposure to traffic fumes can increase your chances of heart disease, including heart attack. People who exercise in areas where there is heavy traffic may be especially at risk, research... more>

CPR: New technique could save many more lives

A new method of CPR (cardio-pulmonary resuscitation), which concentrates on the belly area instead of the chest, is supposed to be more effective. more>

Heart Disease: It could be caused by the office photocopier

The office could be as bad for our health as the factory, farm or, indeed, coalmine. Researchers have discovered that some laser printers release tiny particles of toner into the air that people breat... more>

Heart Attack: The catheter gives way to equally useless technology

The catheter is fast becoming a thing of the past when it comes to treating a heart attack patient. more>

Chest Pains: When to call an ambulance (and the major advisory group is wrong by at least five minutes)

If you suddenly start suffering chest pains, when should you call the emergency services? more>

Supplements for heart problems

As well as lifestyle changes you can make, you can also reduce your risk of heart failure and illness by taking daily supplements. more>

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12 May 2008 | The Food Doctor (bshubbard)

Anti-allergy foods - There are allergies, and there are sensitivities. Allergists insist that an allergy can only be diagnosed by specific tests, and that people who say they’re “allergic to” some... more>

9 May 2008 | Adverse Reactions (bshubbard)

Profits before people - Those who cling to the belief that medicine is more a science than a commercial enterprise might consider the story of a group of drugs known as erythropoiesis-stimulating agents (ESAs) and their appr... more>

2 May 2008 | Adverse Reactions (bshubbard)

The metaphysics of stress - Somebody dies suddenly from a heart attack. “Ah, well,” says a close friend, “I’m not surprised, really. He was always stressed.” Stress, it seems, is the great killer of... more>

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18:57 - | Organic farmers often have to find ways of introducing beneficial bacteria to their animals. ] Probiotics ( Beneficial Bacteria) Because antibiotic resistance arises in bacteria at an ala... more>

17:13 - | The therapy by methods of Homotoxicology can do this without HRT. The protocols in Homotoxicology usually involve three stages: 1. Detoxification and drainage (to enable further st... more>

16:05 - | Thanks for the quick response! I had a look at the Biocare range and none of their probiotics contain e-coli. Should have mentioned, I'm vegan (and dairy intolerant in any case - all dairy, ... more>

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