Of Acidosis And Alkalosis

Would A Stone By Any Other Name Be This Painful? by WisdomThatHeals What Is A Kidney StoneIn medical terms, a kidney stone is called renal calculi and the condition of having kidney stones is called nephrolithiasis or urolithiasis. Every 1 in 1000 people will experience a Kidney Stone at least once in their life. It used to be the case that Kidney Stones were considered to be a problem for older adults but recently ... Read on »

Grass Fed Beef Resources by Robin P. Patient Expert

I only buy beef that is 100% grass fed. I know the price seems a bit higher but with the health benefits of grass-fed meats I feel it adds a great health value so the cost is lower. I hope the info I've gathered here helps you to learn about benefits of grass fed meats and how to buy it. Feeding grain to cattle has got to be one of the dumbest ... Read on »

Cape Town IAS Meeting — A Quick Look Back at Durban 2000 by Paul Sax The international AIDS meeting finds its way today to South Africa, the country with arguably the greatest needs for HIV prevention and treatment.This is not the first time the meeting was in this country, of course — in 2000, the World AIDS Conference took place in Durban, a truly landmark event in the history of the epidemic.Aside from the ... Read on »

Lethal Laundry? by Julia O. Registered Nurse

Yes. I know that I should be folding this load of laundry instead of goofing off on my computer.I was sitting in our veterinarian's office the other day with a squirming Lulu on my lap, waiting for her next set of puppy shots. A doggie magazine was lying open on the table next to us, so I tucked the wiggling puppy under one arm and took a look at t ... Read on »

ACID-ALKALINE BALANCE The Key to Healthy Bones by Dr. James A Devine, Seattle Chiropractor Our body is designed to maintain a slightly alkaline pH level of 7.4 in our blood. This 7.4 pH balance is vital to maintaining good health. If our pH balance is too low, we can develop headaches, allergies, flu, sinus problems...and that is just the beginning. Almost all degenerative diseases including arthritis, osteoporosis, accelerated aging, ... Read on »

Metformin. by Meghan Swann Patient Expert

1 Comment I finally agreed to give Metformin a go after the appointment with the new Endocrinologist {that I waited three months for} and Dr. Simkes {the new ob/gyn} both highly recommended I go on Metformin although my levels checked out. Me being PCOS {again}, this was the 'magic answer'. I humored them. I hoped that this would finally be the missing piec ... Read on »

Lucy Kate Update XV by Josh Hopkins Lucy woke up this morning crying and gasping for air. Her lips and tongue were completely blue, she was cyanotic. Her oxygen saturation was in the low 40's and she was basically in respiratory failure. Lucy was given extra oxygen to bring her saturation levels back up and an arterial blood gas was quickly taken to determine what might be wrong. pH ... Read on »

Lee County EMS Airway Management Guidelines by Adam THOMPSON Today at our monthly inservice training, we were introduced to our new airway management protocols. I must say I am impressed, and excited. Many of the things that RM especially, has been advocating are outlined. ETCO2 has been required on all advanced airways, but there was a pretty good emphasis on this today.This blog is in no way affiliated w ... Read on »

High Ischemia-Modified Albumin Concentration Reflects Oxidative Stress But Not Myocardial... by Jan

By Didier Borderie and Colleague Systemic sclerosis (SSc) is a connective tissue disease characterized by widespread vascular lesions and fibrosis of the skin and internal organs. In SSc, vasospasm causes frequent episodes of reperfusion injury and free-radical-mediated endothelial disruption. Primary myocardial involvement is far more common than ... Read on »

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