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My Changes by KasondraI. People's HealthBlogger Award Nominee I'm going to use Monica's system of Start, Stop, Keep. Relationship: Start: really bringing myself up higher than him, maybe he will want to follow instead of me pushing him to do so. Stop: trying to tell him what, as a health professional, I know will make him feel better during all this stress. (exercise, eat right, self help) Keep: being a st ... Read on »
Comments Leave a Reply by Triple Pundit Solar rebate programs are winding down. Austin Energy cut solar rebates for homeowners by a third. Xcel Energy will cut its rebate program by about 50 percent. The Long Island Power Authority made an immediate cut in its rebate program, and one scheduled for January. New York reduced its solar incentive by 50 cents per watt in October. Massachusett ... Read on »
Tysabri - Working or Not ? - an MS Patient's concern on stopping the use. by stuart Patient Expert Nov 20, 2009 Written by: Stuart Schlossman-RRMS Each week I receive questions from many with MS or others affected by MS (caregivers, family or friends). Earlier this week I received the following question, followed by my reply and then a reply from a well known local (in South Florida) MS Neurologist.Question:I have been using Tysabri for almost ... Read on »
Aromasin & Zoloft by Lesa Patient Expert Been on both for several weeks now.Started back on the Zoloft as I was too moody off of it.I still have joint pain but most of it is centered around my ankles and feet. Walking makes it worse but I keep trying. I don't know anymore. Loose shoes are best. Tying the laces on my sneakers too tight can increase my foot pain.I also have slight nausea th ... Read on »
Fruit Juice Worse Than Soda by Ryan Parker People's HealthBlogger Award Nominee It may come as a surprise that your carton of 100% pure, not from concentrate orange juice is nowhere near akin to sticking a straw in an orange and taking a sip. Many popular orange juice brands have to be chemically altered using ethyl butyrate -- a compound that’s added to perfume as well as orange juice -- in order to make it taste and s ... Read on »
The Pill: Sex, Drugs, and Mood Swings, Part 1 by Making Love In The Kitchen Healthy Living ProfessionalPeople's HealthBlogger Award Nominee Let’s say that I suggested you eat something everyday that could potentially cause weight gain, mood swings, breast tenderness, breast cancer, blood clotting, heart attack and stroke, migraines, gall bladder disease, increased blood pressure, nausea, benign liver tumors, and had no ingredient list to be found, would you eat it? What if I sugg ... Read on »
Im-Press-ed with Raw Mom Blog Making Love in the Kitchen! by Making Love In The Kitchen Healthy Living ProfessionalPeople's HealthBlogger Award Nominee As I mentioned yesterday, last week I received a little mini bundle of interview requests. In addition to CBC Book Club, I also received a request from Jody over at the Raw Mom blog. I was a little perplexed by this one as I am neither a mom, nor raw, but I know better than to turn down any request that will help me to promote my whole foods crusad ... Read on »
Baby Development – Breastfeeding Mums Need more Aerobic Exercise by Baby Mum-Mum .. Patient Expert By Colleen Hurley, RD, Certified Kid’s Nutrition SpecialistIt is well known that breastfeeding is the feeding method most recommended by physicians across the globe as it provides health benefits to both mother and baby. Breast milk is nutrient dense loaded with lots of vitamins and minerals as well as a unique artillery of antibodies to hel ... Read on »
Tips for Losing the Baby Weight - That Really Work! by Charlotte H. Patient Expert I am ten days past the scream-n-push Bodily Fluids Festival of '09 (Marilyn Manson should take notes) which means, of course, that it's time to talk about losing the baby weight. No, not because I'm feeling overly anxious about it - I'm too busy being anxious about being anxious! - but because I've gotten a ton of e-mails about it. Being official ... Read on »
It was December 2005, I was on c ... by Odysseys of George Patient Expert It was December 2005, I was on call that very day. I received a call from both the Emergency doctor and my Surgical medical officer to see a case in the Resus bay of the Emergency Department. As I approached the cubicle, I get the feel that all is not to good for the patient. There was a rush, blood spills probably the patient were forming tracks o ... Read on »