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Hormonal Rebellion - Healing from Trauma during Puberty by K.C A. Its amazing how most of us are so scarred by our traumatic entry into adulthood that we dare not really allow ourselves to remember how we felt back then. People convinced us it was normal to be traumatized and we accepted that. Every day, 9 out of 10 human energy fields I make medicine for, have clear indications of trauma experienced in t ... Read on »
5 Ancient methods for Holistic Tissue Regeneration by K.C A. If there's one thing about living a hard life and aging that we humans would like to undo - its the effect on our tissues; The marks on our skin, sagging weak skin, brittle breaking dull hair, over-worked nerves, straining heart muscle, worn out enamel, the scar tissue on our internal organs, muscles and bones - making our bodies sag, inflexi ... Read on »
Dietary Supplements: I am Working, Workingâ?¦â?¦On my Body by 24hoursupplements I have always had fascination for people who croon- I’m working, working, working…… “on my body”- obviously. It is your body and first and foremost thing required is devotion to yourself. Then I think is a tremendous amount of stamina and the grit to push through grinning the pain. No satisfaction is more than when t ... Read on »
Celebrating Life by aggie01l Today I had the honor to attend the memorial service for a precious baby girl named Kaiya. She was perfectly formed and created by the Lord but she was born far too early to survive. My heart broke in pieces for her lovely family who is grieving such a devastating loss. In spite of this grief, baby Kaiya's grandfather spoke on behalf of the family ... Read on »
from my blog; National Alzheimer's Awarenss Month by Joseph J. Sivak MD Health Maven November is National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month & Family Caregiver Month- Get A Perspective Already!I blogged about an image a few weeks ago, but I never gave it out. We talk constantly and we quote constantly that latest number of victims. 5.3 million. 5.3 million. The Alzheimer's Association presents the updated figure for us all to ... Read on »
I'm Baaaack! by Stephanie Well, I learned the lesson this past week that I should have braved the toothache pain along with it's drug induced giddiness and posted Halloween pictures. This would be because two days later on November 2nd, Ryan turned 6 and in my Happy Birthday picture frenzy I made a horrible mistake....... I erased the Halloween pictures! Aaahhhhh!Way to go ... Read on »
What You Need To Know About Acid Reflux Disease by Jan People's HealthBlogger Award Nominee What You Need To Know About Acid Reflux Disease - By: Gloria Fanz Acid reflux is also known as the Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD). Some people simply describe it as heartburn because of the burning effect of the condition experienced by the patient. Essentially, acid reflux is a disorder in which the acid contents in the stomach back up int ... Read on »
Acid Reflux Heartburn and Raw Apple Cider Vinegar by Jan People's HealthBlogger Award Nominee Acid reflux heartburn is a serious health problem that affects more than 50 million people. Left untreated acid reflux heartburn may lead to a more serious condition such as gastroesophageal reflux disease and in some case cancer. For most people heartburn is an infrequent occurrence that comes from eating or drinking the wrong things. These interm ... Read on »
Respectful Insolence Is A "Science" Blog? by Harold L D. Patient Expert Respectful Insolence is reportedly a "science" blog. Orac the blog author is a medical doctor, a surgeon who uses the internet to do nothing more than trash and smear anyone who disagrees with his "scientific" views or whom he disapproves of for any reason. Most of his blog comments are unsupported by anything other than chi ... Read on »
Ankle again by Clare Patient Expert Andra's back in full swing...happy again (we had a fussy couple of days, highly unusual), crawling like a champ, and getting much better at standing without falling over (for a couple seconds at least!). We just found out the insurance company WILL pay for her hemangioma surgery (well, 80% of it since the doctor is out of network) which is now sch ... Read on »