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How can you save $3000 per year from your health care costs? Signs and Symptoms of diseases
For minor aches and pains, find holistic care. These minor health issues are ear care (waxy), tachycardia (from stress and ingesting inflammatory foods), leg pain from exercise, UTI that can be relieved by cranberries and garlic, and other ailments that you know can be cared for at home with or without a doctor’s prescription. ThisContinue reading “How can you save $3000 per year from your health care costs? Signs and Symptoms of diseases”
Sepsis prevention from Dr Axe
7 Natural Tips for Prevention Until scientists find an actual cure, early detection is the best bet for surviving sepsis. A 2006 study showed that the risk of death from sepsis increases by 7.6 percent with every hour that passes before treatment begins. (16) Always treat sepsis as a medical emergency and seek medical attention if youContinue reading “Sepsis prevention from Dr Axe”
Healing power of sunlight, cancer prevention
Contrary to popular belief, Sunlight may help Prevent Cancer Insufficient exposure to ultraviolet radiation may be an important risk factor for cancer in Western Europe and North America, according to a new study published in the prominent Cancer journal that directly contradicts official advice about sunlight. The research examined cancer mortality in the United States.Continue reading “Healing power of sunlight, cancer prevention”
Blood test panel, women
One preventive measures of knowing about your health is a blood test. Shown above is an example of a woman’s blood test panel. Chemistry Panel (metabolic panel with lipids) – The cornerstone of any complete physical, the chemistry panel provides an array of markers to help assess cardiovascular risk, metabolic function, electrolyte status, minerals importantContinue reading “Blood test panel, women”
Bay area senior care and home assistance
We cannot leave our seniors at home without a compassionate and caring caregiver 24/7. We also need to senior safe our house to avoid falls and other accidents/emergencies. Leave contact information and medication list/schedules to a caregiver and another copy in your refrigerator and a copy of medication list in the purse of your momContinue reading “Bay area senior care and home assistance”
Alzheimer’s Disease, how can we prevent it?
Toxic inflammatory agents around us, coupled with our lifestyle and genes can influence the way our brain cells create memory tangles that lead to Alzheimer’s Disease, a brain degenerative disorder. Many in the northern part of the world are susceptible to it, because of the lack of Vitamin D, which is important in the absorptionContinue reading “Alzheimer’s Disease, how can we prevent it?”
Kidney disease, an underestimated killer
By Jane Brody Kidney disease doesn’t get the attention, funding or concern associated with cancers of the breast or prostate. But it actually kills more Americans — 90,000 a year — than both malignancies combined. Even when it is not fatal, the cost of treating end-stage kidney disease through dialysis or a kidney transplant isContinue reading “Kidney disease, an underestimated killer”
Breast Cancer and foods rich in progesterone
Risk factors for developing breast cancer include being female, obesity, lack of physical exercise, drinking alcohol, hormone replacement therapyduring menopause, ionizing radiation, early age at first menstruation, having children late or not at all, older age, and family history.[2][4] About 5–10% of cases are due to genes inherited from a person’s parents, including BRCA1 andContinue reading “Breast Cancer and foods rich in progesterone”
Stroke Prevention
Stroke is clogging of brain blood vessels from clot or blood as a result of the destroyed vascular tissues from inflammations over long period of time caused by toxins that were not cleaned by our body. This is 80% of the stroke, ischemic/cerebral infarction. The other 20% is intra-cerebral hemorrage. • Sudden disruption of bloodContinue reading “Stroke Prevention”