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Meningitis - Early signs to look out for

Meningitis can be a deadly disease, and the chances of recovery are greater the sooner it’s detected. Sadly, most parents know only the tell-tale symptoms - stiff neck, non-blanching rash, drowsiness... more »

Hypothyroidism

It can also affect the heart An underactive thyroid can lead to heart problems over time. In fact, hypothyroidism can be damaging even at subclinical levels - when it is either undetected or thought t... more »

Exercise - You live longer even with heart disease

We all know exercise is good for us, but does the same apply if you have a heart condition? The answer is an emphatic yes. In fact, it could add more than three years to your life if you have a heart... more »

Colic - It’s all in the breast milk

Researchers have discovered that breastfeeding mothers who take all the possible allergens out of their diet are far less likely to have a colicky baby. more »

Hernia - Just wait it out and see

It’s extraordinary how many health problems can be left well alone without the doctor having to do anything. The approach is known in medical circles as ‘watchful waiting’, and it’s a strategy that mo... more »

Get up and go - Who’s at their best first thing?

A new study has found that people don’t function well immediately after they’ve been woken up. more »

Otc antacids - Linked to killer stomach bug

The gastrointestinal bug Clostridium difficile is running rampant through hospitals in the UK, mainly because hygiene standards are too low. Antibiotics are also ‘inappropriately’ given, and doctors a... more »

Medical blunders - One in three us patients is a victim of error

New findings indicate that one in three patients in the US will be the victim of a medical blunder - a mistake in treatment, the wrong medication or dose, or an incorrect test result. more »

Vitamin d and cancer - It works, but above the rda

The news that high doses of vitamin D can halve the risk of some cancers may well have had a poor reception in Brussels. While the EU bureaucrats are deciding on the potency of vitamins that will be f... more »

Eat your vegetables - And avoid lung cancer

Cruciferous vegetables such as cabbage and broccoli can help protect against lung cancer. They are rich in isothiocyanates, which are lung-cancer preventatives. more »

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3 Nov 2009 | Lynne McTaggart - Wh... (jowddty)

The poisoned generation

Perhaps the most underappreciated health scandal in modern times is the fact that, every day, we are all subjected to some 80,000 drugs—virtually all of which have not undergone a single regulat... more »

23 Oct 2009 | Health from your Gar... (bshubbard)

Your good health is down to yo...

One thing is sure in this world:  only you can establish total wellness and health. Unless you want it, and are sufficiently motivated to gain it and keep it, no amount of outside support will su... more »

1 Oct 2009 | Lynne McTaggart - Wh... (jowddty)

DNA: it's not destiny

When we become ill, most of us lay the blame at the feet of our ancestors: my heart problem is like dad’s, who had a dicky ticker; I’m likely to get breast cancer because it’s what m... more »

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07:54 | Health Conditions (aobbard)

Re: glioblastoma multiforme

Im not sure if anyone has mentioned mobile phones? I wonder if he was a heavy user? New studies are now showing  a strong link with EMR and brain tumours. It is very important to stay out of the ... more »

00:43 | Healthy Living (Sophialiu)

Ultrasonic cleaner--help you l...

  People pay more attention to their health condition with the development of living condition. But at the same time, with the development of economy and technology, more and more factors affect ... more »

00:32 | Drugs and Side Effec... (SueEBE)

Re: Question: Using 35% food g...

Thanks for all this information DJ.  Haradine certainly had a major issue with Hydrogen Peroxide and kept bringing it up time and again on different posts.  He told us he was a scientist. &n... more »

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