Breast Cancer Symptoms - Things you should know

Monday, November 17th, 2008

Just recently I?ve heard about several cases of Breast Cancer, which has caused me to write about Breast Cancer Symptoms, and things a woman should know about spotting Breast Cancer in the first place.

As with any Cancer early detection gives you a far greater chance of survival, and to make sure you get the right […]

A New Breed of Psoriasis Treatments

Thursday, November 13th, 2008

With the massive amounts of information about psoriasis today, it can be intimidating to try and keep abreast of not only new treatments, but their pros and cons.

Without this information, you cannot really make an informed decision about what to discuss with your doctor and what direction you might want to explore in your attempt […]

Chinese Medicine Studies In The US And Canada

Tuesday, November 11th, 2008

Find Chinese medicine studies in the United States and Canada. Chinese medicine studies are quickly growing in the West as more and more students are seeking this complementary education in lieu of conventional schools and colleges.

Chinese medicine studies encompass a wide variety of in-depth courses including instruction in acupuncture, acupressure, Asian bodywork, Chinese herbal medicine, […]

What are the Best Roles for Western and Alternative Medicine?

Thursday, October 30th, 2008

I think it's very confusing for patients to decide what the best roles are for Western medicine and alternative medicine.

In this article, I'll try to clear some of that confusion with a few simple principles. I can tell you how I view the difference between the two systems of medicine and you can decide […]

Alternative Breast Cancer Treatments

Thursday, October 23rd, 2008

When diagnosed with breast cancer, many people feel helpless and out of control. Suddenly inundated with doctors and treatment decisions that are difficult to understand, it?s easy to feel that you no longer control your own health or destiny. More and more, however, breast cancer patients are turning to alternative therapies as an adjunct to […]

Pathological Eating Disorders and Poly-Behavioral Addiction

Monday, October 20th, 2008

When considering that pathological eating disorders and their related diseases now afflict more people globally than malnutrition, some experts in the medical field are presently purporting that the world?s number one health problem is no longer heart disease or cancer, but obesity. According to the World Health Organization (June, 2005), ?obesity has reached epidemic […]

A Quick Comparison of Conventional Medicines and Alternative Medicines

Sunday, October 19th, 2008

The term “conventional medicine” refers to medicine practiced by medical doctors and doctors of osteopath. Alternative medicine is a system of theory and practice used by many individual cultures around the world. There are several differences in conventional and alternative medicines, but there are some practitioners that use them together.

Promoting Good Health

The emphasis in alternative […]

Dangers Of Breastfeeding

Wednesday, October 15th, 2008

It is universally acknowledged that breastfeeding your baby gives her the best start in life. The nutrients and antibodies in the mother?s bloodstream are passed onto her child through breastfeeding, thus helping her baby to develop its own natural defences against infection. However there are some dangers and risks of breastfeeding that mothers should be […]

Fat Has Long Been Known As One Of The Evil Elements In Breast Cancer

Sunday, October 12th, 2008

Research has shown that too much fat in the fodder cup increases the tumor risk. In addition, international comparative studies stated, where greater amounts of fat were consumed, breast cancer cases rose.

The quality of the results of these comparative studies does not leave much to the imagination. They are based on agricultural production numbers and […]

Breast Cancer Awareness: An Alternate Perspective From A Cancer Survivor

Thursday, October 9th, 2008

I would like to honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month a little differently than most others. I have a different perspective. You see, I had breast cancer nine years ago. I rejected conventional medicine and went with an alternative approach.

I'm quite cynical about Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Throughout October I see stories about brave cancer survivors […]

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