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Eye care’s a rollercoaster ride You’re an eye specialist, and one of your patients reports that a lens in his eye - which you put in following a cataract operation - has been displaced after he was struck in the face. An outpatient... Cabbage releaf Doctors may finally be latching on to a method of reducing swelling which has been used by old wives for hundreds of years - the common-or-garden cabbage leaf. No, really, anthrax is good for us Anthrax is a deadly poison produced by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It seems to be the preferred poison of bioterrorists, and key workers throughout the United States have been Whiplash away What is one of the most common causes of illness in the West? Diet? Contagion? Genetics? No, lawyers. Defence is more important than the attack Doctors have stumbled on the ‘X’ factor that may determine if life-threatening conditions such as heart attack prove to be fatal. It’s football. Treatment notes no. 4586 A new, breakthrough study has discovered that doctors are human. As a result, they naturally view most of their patients as 'foolish, uncomprehending, hysterical or malingering'. It’s only bad in parts Drug manufacturers very much work according to the maxim of 'Waste not, want not'. Take thalidomide, for instance - and, in fact, many people in developing nations still do. Holy clot-busters! it’s batman! The story of Dracula may have to be rewritten, according to new research. Far from being a blood-sucking wraith, he could be a benevolent healthcare worker. You’re driving me . . . functional As the stand-up comic puts it, it’s the way you tell ‘em. Doctors tend to think that most of their patients are mad, and imagining their symptoms. Warts come to a sticky end Duct tape is handy for those heavy-duty odd jobs around the home, such as taping down a tile or a loose carpet end - or removing a wart.

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6 Feb 2012 | Adverse Reactions (bshubbard)

In the pocket

Our main feature this month (http://www.wddty.com/kill-not-cure.html) highlights two disturbing statistics about Big Pharma: in 2011, it was recorded as the most fraudulent industry group in the world... more »

11 Jan 2012 | Adverse Reactions (bshubbard)

When miracles happen

Praying for another’s wellbeing is problematic, even at this time of year when our thoughts might turn to miracles and healings of the sick.   It’s not a problem for the sender or rec... more »

7 Dec 2011 | Jill Purce (bshubbard)

Chanting for health

Using our voices has always been the key to healing and transformation in traditional cultures, and was a major contribution to a healthy community in our own – until we stopped. Having pioneere... more »

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Forum Discussions

16:27 | Healthy Living (blobby)

Re: Chronic fatigue

This could be a reaction to anything in her home such as carpets,paints,furniture,bedding etc It could be EMF's and you can buy a Gauss Meter to test for this. One way to check if it due to t... more »

16:13 | About us and the web... (blobby)

Re: HPV vaccination

This presentation by David Ayoub MD should remove any remaining doubt you may have about your decision not to allow your daughter to have the HPV jab. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VgZszilk7A Robin more »

02:50 | Health Conditions (richard ponsonby)

Re: Hemorrhoids (Piles) - Any ...

I would suggest you try simple home remedies before spending a lot of money on commercial preparations. A simple remedy for hemorrhoids is to cleanse the affected area with organic apple cider vinegar... more »

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