There are so many natural substances to lower cholesterol..vitamins B6, B12, folic acid, TMG and many herbs. Using herbs and supplements to lower cholesterol is not only very efficient, it is so much safer for you.
Statin drugs are really under the gun for the large number and seriousness of side effects they carry with [...]

So scary, but usually so meaningless…
Blood in the semen, or hematospermia, is a fairly common event that can occur at any point in a man’s life. Men are not accustomed to seeing bleeding from any body part or in any secretion. So when blood is present, most men panic.
“Could it be cancer? Infection? Injury? [...]

“Statin drugs, which promise to reduce the levels of bad (LDL) cholesterol in the body while improving the levels of good (HDL) cholesterol, are the fastest-growing class of prescription drugs in the world, but increasing evidence shows they may not be safe, and Canadian health officials are warning that statins can cause serious muscle damage. [...]

If you come across a modern day Mother (of father) Theresa, Florence Nightingale etc, please could you:
name the person
describe their local gravity briefly as if we were sumarising contents in a packaged travel guide to destinations of grassroots heatthcare rising
suggest a way to google this person if relevant
add ideas if you have them on how [...]

When I have time, I’ll come back and tell my story, and that of others I know, to show the difference between fighting this syndrome with western medicine (hasn’t worked for anyone I know) and alternative medicines (which is working close to 100% for me).
In the meantime, please share any questions, comments, or concerns.
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I’ve recently mentioned in my latest newsletter about a new site chock full of information on east to do ..get in shape tips. Here you can find literally a TON of information on exercise plans, food choices, specific body area workouts.
Although its still growing daily, this gal has many of the answers [...]

Part II- Deciding who gets what, or “I’ve always wanted to be a psychiatrist”
Several years ago I accepted the position on an HMO’s medical review committee. Wow, the power. Getting to decide who gets what. This was apparently an important committee for those who were looking to move up the ladder. I was very excited. [...]

When it rains it pours.
As we continue to manage one family member’s 8-1/2 year battle with ovarian cancer, another family member was just diagnosed with a fairly aggressive and somewhat advanced melanoma. After extensive research and discussions with a number of experts, we arranged for him to enroll in a promising vaccine protocol. [...]