May 31st, 2010 You might not believe it but a medical breakthrough was discovered claiming that laughter can truly be the best medicine for various illnesses and diseases. Doctors explained that when we laugh, the muscles of the face fold and eventually massage the essential blood vessels that supply the brain that stimulates flow of the blood. Thus, it increases the amount of nutrients and oxygen received by the brain and eventually changes your mood
May 29th, 2010 A new analysis just published in the journal Cancer concludes that a significant proportion of terminally ill cancer patients spend most of their final days and weeks subjected to grueling radiation therapy (radiotherapy).
May 29th, 2010 Available Now At www.happyguru.com Deep Natural Peace (CD) By Dr. Ian Gawler Guided meditations on this CD by Ian Gawler are enhanced by the sounds of Nature in the Australian Yarra Valley bushland – providing deeply relaxing, regenerative and healing audio pleasure. There are 3 tracks: Deep Relaxation Mindfulness Meditation Deep Natural Peace Ian guides the meditation on the first two tracks.
May 28th, 2010 The leaves, flowers and fruits are used in Western, Ayurvedic and traditional Chinese medicine as a cardiotonic to treat hypertension, atherosclerosis and angina. A study published in the June 2006 issue of the British Journal of General Practice compared hawthorn … The study found that the group taking hawthorn had a greater reduction in blood pressure than the placebo group.
May 28th, 2010 11 billion dollars a year! That is how much the anti-depressant medicine market makes in sales so you’ll NOT be surprised to learn that the pharmaceutical organizations are doing everything to protect their interests. That includes the majority of doctors who are at times beholden towards the firms and will play along in this awful
May 25th, 2010 WATCH THE VIDEO! Hospitals, the centers of allopathic medicine, are examining and implementing aromatherapy and essential oils. The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center uses aromatherapy to attract patients by tapping into one of the hottest trends in modern health care. Dr
May 24th, 2010 Below is a letter I received from Dirk who describes the exciting progress of recovery of his wife. Please take not that “progression” in this case – as with so many other stories I document here on the Parkinsons Recovery blog - is toward recovery, not deterioration.
May 19th, 2010 Recently we have seen a surge of clients seeking attorneys who can provide legal advice on telemedicine laws. While each state has different rules, the California Medical Board offers this information: Practicing Medicine Through Telemedicine Technology In California : Telemedicine is seen as a tool in medical practice, not a separate form of medicine. There are no legal prohibitions to using technology in the practice of medicine, as long as the practice is done by a California licensed physician.
May 18th, 2010 Over the past few years it has been interesting to watch AACR organise and group it’s sessions by pathways, so you end up with a higgledy piggledy collection of different inhibitors, therapeutics, chemotherapies etc as well as a mix of different tumour types. This works well for the scientist, less so for the clinician who may specialise in only a few cancer types. Meanwhile, at ASCO , everything is organised by cancer track, so if you want to search for data on say, MEK, AKT or c-MET inhibitors for example, then the data is now all over the place and trying to get round and find it all is much more difficult.
May 18th, 2010 Hi Robert, Please feel free to cite my experience with the Smart Lounger . I’ve been using it twice a day with Suzanne’s general PD disk and once a day with her Arthritis disk, all since Easter week end. When I go to sleep I plug in to my earbuds the Peter Hubner music – this I’ve been doing since mid March