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  • The Importance of Staying Trim Your Overall Health  By : Tim Tropical
    Sporting a little extra man fat? That's really not a good idea, as this article explains.
  • Protecting Prostate Health  By : sachin rana
    As you begin to get older, many men begin to wonder about their prostate health. Prostate health is all over the news and media, and you may even know someone that has been diagnosed with prostate cancer over the past few years. If you are worried about your prostate health, or want to find out ways to help protect it, you have come to the right place. We will go over what this important gland does, and discuss the different options that you have in protecting your prostate health.
  • Blood Pressure Should Be Kept Under Control  By : Douglas T Adams
    The average chance of death can be brought down by 2%, if you can reduce your blood pressure! Continue to read, and you will learn more about this study, and also learn how you can benefit from it.
  • Best Diet to Lower Cholesterol  By :
    There's no need for yo to spend so much just to lower your cholesterol level. There are several cost-effective and less-strenuous ways to do it and one is to go on a diet to lower cholesterol.
  • Best Ways to Lower Cholesterol  By :
    Cholesterol can be lowered in many ways. There are some ways to lower cholesterol using medication or surgeries, and others do it naturally. The following is a list of four ways to do it without having to spend too much or stress yourself on side effects or other costs, because staying healthy should not be a problem.
  • Controlling Diabetes Will Help You Live Longer  By : J. Marsalis
    Controlling diabetes is very important and should be supervised by a medical doctor. Controlling diabetes is done with a treatment plan that keeps the blood glucose in its "target range. Controlling diabetes is a very important part of beating the disease; however it requires one to greatly change their lifestyle, and takes time and determination.
  • Facts about Osteoporosis You Did Not Know  By : Sheila Ffloyd
    Osteoporosis is one of the most prevalent conditions facing women today. This disease of the bones is caused by an excessive loss of calcium, resulting in brittle bones that can easily fracture.
  • Reverse Heart Disease  By : Juliet Cohen
    Heart disease, (Angina pectoris) is the result of myocardial ischemia caused by an imbalance between myocardial blood supply and oxygen demand. In most cases, the lack of blood supply is due to a narrowing of the coronary arteries as a result of arteriosclerosis. This pain is known as angina. It is more likely to occur during exertion (e.g. walking, climbing stairs) when the heart muscle needs more blood and oxygen as it works harder. Angina usually occurs during exertion, severe emotional stress, or after a heavy meal. During these periods, the heart muscle demands more blood oxygen than the narrowed coronary arteries can deliver. Angina is common. It affects about 1 in 50 people and there are estimated to be 1.2 million people with angina in the UK. It is more common in men than women and the likelihood of it occurring increases with age. Angina also can occur in people with valvular heart disease, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (this is an enlarged heart due to disease) or uncontrolled high blood pressure. Typical angina is uncomfortable pressure, fullness, squeezing or pain in the center of the chest. Many types of chest discomfort aren't related to angina. Acid reflux (heartburn) and lung infection or inflammation are examples.
  • Tobacco Warning: Even Non-Smokers Are At Risk  By :
    The article is about the dangers of smoking and the harmful effects of tobacco smoke to non-smokers. Information and statistics about smoking - related deaths is included in the article. Part of the discussion centers on the risks encountered by non-smokers whenever they involuntarily inhale second-hand smoke.
  • Cinnamon as Spice and Alternative Medicine  By : alexis
    While cinnamon can give many health benefits and improve overall well-being. Cinnamon oil is also important in strengthening the immune system, its scent is used to treat early stages of cold and fever. Advice of medical specialists should be considered before trying cinnamon supplements and other forms of alternative medicine. Because side effects and interaction with other drugs may take place.
  • The Aging Spine  By : alexis
    As we age, our intervertebral discs lose their flexibility, elasticity, and shock absorbing characteristics. The ligaments that surround the disc called the annulus fibrosis, become brittle and they are more easily torn which causes back pains. One of the most common causes of back pains is DDD or Degenerative disc disease. It refers to wear changes in the individual discs of the spine in any part of the spine. The process of degeneration of the spine may lead to local pain, stiffness, and restricted activity.
  • My Foot Is On Fire! I have Athlete's Foot!  By : Tammy Foster
    Athlete's Foot is a foot condition in which the skin of the foot is invaded by a rouge ringworm fungus known as trichophyton. The fancy pants medical community calls athlete's foot tinea pedis, not that it makes it any less painful.
  • Act on Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia  By : Mitamins Team
    Growing older contains a number of inconveniences, even with simple everyday bodily tasks. When urinating becomes urgent or painful, you may have a case of benign prostatic hyperplasia on your hands. Try not to worry: medical research can guide you to good BPH preventative methods and treatment.
  • What are the Complications of Diabetes?  By : John Richmond
    A major part of diabetes treatment involves the prevention of complications. Diabetes can cause serious damage to the cardiovascular system, eyes, and kidneys. The earlier the disease can be diagnosed the better because oftentimes the damage is occurring and the person isn't even aware of it.
  • Watch Your Back  By : Lliorlance
    The article deals with the common back ailment called Scoliosis. Scoliosis is a condition that involves complex lateral and rotational curvature and deformity of the spine. The article also details the known causes and types of treatment for scoliosis.
  • Stay healthy with a type 2 diabetes self management plan.  By : John Richmond
    Type 2 diabetes is the most common form of diabetes and accounts for over 90 percent of all cases. This is a disease in which the body does not make or properly use insulin, which is a hormone that helps convert sugar, starches and other foods into energy. Type 2 starts as insulin resistance, which occurs when the cells do not use insulin the way they should. As the body needs more and more insulin, the pancreas usually stops producing it. The cause is not yet known but genetics and environmental factors such as being overweight and having a sedentary lifestyle are believed to play a role. A type 2 diabetes self management plan is a major component of fighting this disease.
  • The best diet for epilepsy  By : Mitamins Team
    Unlike many diets that overstate their effectiveness, the diet for epilepsy actually holds many reasons to believe it can reduce epileptic fit episodes considerably. Medication has been the standard approach to epilepsy for a long time, but now, epilepsy diet, natural remedies and herbs.
  • Can Surgeries Solve Diabetes?  By : James Troy
    Americans born in the year 2000 will see 33% of them being contracted with diabetes at some point in their lives. This figure is quoted by The Center for Disease Control and Prevention. What this means is that 29 million Americans will have diagnosed diabetes, and 10 million others will have undiagnosed diabetes.
  • Mixing High Blood Pressure and Caffeine - A Definite No-no  By : Robert L Brown
    Craving for your daily caffeine fix? Well, if you have high blood pressure, think again before you help yourself to a cup of freshly brewed coffee. This article gives you four reasons why caffeine and high blood pressure simply won't mix:
  • What exactly is the cause of diabetes.  By : John Richmond
    What is the cause of diabetes? This varies from one type of the disease to another. Questions still abound as to exactly why some people get diabetes and others don't. While it may be some time before all the questions about it are answered, some things are generally considered to be true. Risk factors play a large role. People who eat properly and get regular exercise are generally more healthy and tend to develop fewer risk factors like obesity and high blood pressure. Genetic factors however are beyond our control.
  • Burning Limbs: The Truth About Sciatica  By : malo
    Sciatica, its symptoms, causes, and treatment.
  • What should you do when you discover you have high cholesterol  By : Mitamins Team
    It may not be possible to prevent high cholesterol, as many people whon have it are born with the genetic tendency. However, it is possible to prevent your high cholesterol from getting any higher, or from impinging on your daily life. Exercise and natural remedies are two ways, apart from diet, that you can control your high cholesterol and prevent any further fluctuations in an upward spiral.
  • The Human Immune System: The Body's Defense Against Disease  By : malo
    This article discusses the various components and processes involved in the protection of the human body.
  • Alcoholism is a progressive disease.  By : David Peters
    One of the difficulties in recognizing alcoholism as a disease is it just plain doesn't seem like one. It doesn't look, sound, smell and it certainly doesn't act like a disease. To make matters worse, generally it denies it exists and resists treatment. Alcoholism has been recognized for many years by professional medical organizations as a primary, chronic, progressive and sometimes fatal disease. The National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence offers a detailed and complete definition of alcoholism, but probably the simplest way to describe it is "a mental obsession that causes a physical compulsion to drink."
  • What are the risk factors for type 2 diabetes?  By : John Richmond
    Obesity. Being overweight is a leading risk factor for type 2 diabetes. The Body Mass Index (BMI) is the standard for determining body weight relative to health for most patients in the age group of 20 to 65 (excluding the highly conditioned such as athletes, or women who are nursing or pregnant.) A Body Mass Index in excess of 27 signals a risk for type 2 diabetes, and other complications such as heart disease, and early death.
  • Celiac Disease – a chameleon- like problem  By : Mitamins Team
    With more than one in a hundred Americans now suffering from Celiac Disease, its time to give a round up of latest research on Celiac disease symptoms and treatments. Celiac disease has traditionally been hard to spot among other bowel and intestinal problems, but now the science is arising from the
  • What are the symptoms of type 2 diabetes?  By : John Richmond
    Type 2 diabetes symptoms can be very difficult to detect as there are indeed few symptoms, and those that occur are minor, and the condition worsens. These symptoms may seem harmless at first. They are often subtle and may be attributed to aging or obesity.
  • Athlete's Foot Treatment Can Calm The Burning Beast  By : Tammy Foster
    Based on a definitive diagnosis from your health care provider, your athlete's foot treatment should begin immediately and without taking any short cuts! Consistent and appropriate treatment is the key to a cure.
  • Some Facts About Adult Type 2 Diabetes  By : John Richmond
    Adult type 2 diabetes may be a lot more common than you think. There are three different kinds of diabetes. Type 1, type 2, and gestational. Slightly more than 1% of the population has type 2.
  • Kindey stones  By : Mitamins Team
    If you have had one kidney stone experience, the chances are you will be in for more. You can adjust your diet to take account of your kidney stones, and such an action will help prevent frequent attacks of a common problem known for the excruciating pain associated with it. Diet combined with the
  • Don’t let pinkeye get you down  By : Mitamins Team
    Conjunctivitis is a long name for a tiny problem. Attacking only the eyelids, this virus is often passed together with the common cold, or virally by contact with others who have it. Conjunctivitis symptoms include itchy eyelids, a burning sensation and maybe even a discharge from the tear ducts.
  • A Simple Explanation Of Hypothyroidism  By : Steven Hunter
    There is quite a bit written about hypothyroidism for the simple fact that more people are known to be affected every day. It almost seems as if its too embarrassing to talk about and thats why we actually hear about so few individuals. Just how many people affected though is well into the tens of millions in America which is actually more than 2 and a half times the entire population of Australia.
  • Start getting a new life by stopping drinking  By : David Peters
    If you personally make the choice that you are going to drink alcohol, whether on a regular basis or occasionally, you need to be sure that you always drink responsibly. There are a variety of different habits that you need to get into if you are going to drink in a responsible manner. Remember that you will be held responsible for your actions, whether you were drinking or not, so it is important that you only drink in a responsible manner. The following are a few tips that can help you with responsible drinking habits. Only Drink When YOU Want To. It may be easy for you to be pressured into drinking alcohol by friends, but you should only drink whenever you feel like you want to. If you are not comfortable drinking in a certain environment, or you are just not in the mood to drink, stick to how you feel and do not let others dictate when and where you drink.
  • Diabetes Risk Factors - Are You Safe?  By : Denise Durbin
    Why some individuals develop diabetes and others don't is not known with any degree of certainty. However, there appears to be two underlying factors that may point to developing diabetes. The most common one is genetic pre-disposition. Environmental triggers such as exposure to certain foods too early in an infant's life is the second factor.
  • Sinusitis : A Nosey Problem  By :
    Inflammation of the sinuses may be caused by viruses or bacteria, or a combination of both.
  • Diabetes Treatment Drugs That Are Available To Type 2 Diabetics  By : Lisa Janse
    If the thought of injecting insulin terrifies you, finding out that you have diabetes could seem like the worst possible diagnosis. If you are type 2 diabetic however, you may be pleased to know that there are a huge number of different diabetes treatment drugs that you can try before you need to resort to insulin. Here are a few of the diabetes treatments that are available to type 2 diabetics today, along with the possible side effects you may experience when using these.
  • Cholesterol Lowering Diets and Your Heart Health  By : Samantha Evans
    The Western way of life is fast-paced and full of stress, and American heart problems are plentiful. While most individuals know that American heart problems are serious, they may not realize that simple heart healthy choices can eliminate many of the causes of medical issues.
  • Lowering High Cholesterol Can Be Easy if You Know How  By : Samantha Evans
    Every expert has an opinion on which method is best to lower cholesterol. It's important to have a low cholesterol level and eat foods that contain good cholesterol, but figuring out the best method to do these things can be puzzling. Informing yourself on cholesterol can help bring those levels back in check, and you can prepare a goal of having a healthier diet for a better lifestyle.
  • Gout and the way out  By : Mitamins Team
    Arthritis’s metabolic brother has an old-fashioned name, and an old fashioned symptom: pain! Gout (also called metabolic arthritis) is a disorder of uric acid metabolism.
  • How to combine treatments to reduce asthma symptoms?  By : Mitamins Team
    Asthma is becoming an easy to solve problem for many doctors. As more and more people end up diagnosed with the respiratory disease, doctors are faced with repeat scenarios, and often react in stock ways by offering the same old tried and tested steroid-based inhalers. Taken when your asthma symptom
  • Get help for halting your drinking problem  By : Dan Feildman
    Long-term heavy drinking damages the liver, nervous system, heart, and brain Click here to see an illustration.. It also causes high blood pressure, stomach problems, medicine interactions, sexual problems, osteoporosis, and cancer. Alcohol abuse can also lead to violence, accidents, social isolation, jail or prison time, and difficulties at work and home. Symptoms of an alcohol problem include personality changes, blackouts, drinking more and more for the same "high," and denial of the problem. A person with an alcohol problem may gulp or sneak drinks, drink alone or early in the morning, and suffer from the shakes. He or she may also have family, school, or work problems or get in trouble with the law because of drinking. The use of alcohol with medicines or illegal drugs may increase the effects of each.
  • Find out more about stopping drinking  By : David Peters
    The same Vitamin A is used in the skin turnover process to help generate the new cells that replace the dead ones. The vitamin provides a temporary boost in the production of collagen and can lend the skin a more youthful appearance for a while. Over time, the lack of oxygen and nutrients would allow the formation of harmful free radicals that slowly damage the elastic fibers and collagen, which keep the skin strong and flexible. The result is usually the appearance of premature wrinkles. It is also thought likely that the repeated pursing of lips when inhaling smoke helps build wrinkles around the mouth, while the heat of the burning cigarette tip is also damaging the skin. Healthy skin is a sign of good health. The skin is the largest vital organ in our body, which is comprised of about two billion cells and has a surface area of around two square meters. Although only very few people can actually have the perfect skin and complexion, we can do something to bring out the best in our skin.
  • The Role of Type 2 Diabetes Info  By :
    Like any health conditions, type 2 diabetes should also be given attention by people who stand to be at risk of it. However, although the internet is full of type 2 diabetes information, not all of these information are correct and accurate.
  • New Methods For Acne Treatment  By : Flor Serquina
    Acne is a reality many of us have to go through at least once in our lives. Sometimes, acne thankfully ends at the end of puberty; for a few unfortunate others, acne can extend into adulthood, and can be even more difficult to treat as the years pass. With a lot of research into the causes of acne, new treatment regimens are discovered every year, and new acne treatments are more readily available and are becoming less expensive to undertake.
  • How can you help your child gain independence with diabetes?  By : Mitamins Team
    The importance of this settlement is it's applying those laws to children with diabetes," says Arlene Mayerson, an attorney with the Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, which represented four families in the lawsuit filed in 2004. "This will be a model for states across the country.
  • The Common Treatments for Acne  By : alexis
    Acne is among the most annoying problems that a person can develop. It can cause social anxiety and damage a person's ego. There are numerous treatments available, including benzoyle peroxide and salicylic acid-based medications.
  • Real skin care beyond beauty treatments  By : kristine
    What are skin infections and what are the three main causes of skin disease causing agents that triggers an infection.
  • Dealing With Physical and Psychological Impotence  By : malo
    Impotence is not inevitable with age. Severe erectile dysfunction in older men may be caused by serious illness than it has to do with age.
  • Mesothelioma Info  By : Phoenix Simon
    Lung cancer mesothelioma is the deadliest of all asbestos related diseasesMesothelioma is not a cancer of the lungs; it generally affects the lining of the lungs.
  • Heart Disorders  By : Crystal
    Hypertension and heart disease are also believed to be trigg by stress. Before you can look at what you can do to manage your stress, the first order of business is understanding what, exactly, stress is. Generally, stress is defined as a negative emotional experience associated with biological changes that allow you to adapt to it. In response to stress, your adrenal glands pump out stress hormones that speed up your body - your heart rate increases and you blood sugar levels increase so that glucose can be diverted to your muscles in case you have to run. This is knoen as the fight-or-flight response.

  • Signs of Hemorrhoids You Should Look Out For  By :
    Here are some signs and symptoms of hemorrhoids to look out for:
  • What Is Crohn's Disease And How Did I Get It?  By : Jeff Foster
    Crohn's disease is an often debilitating disease that can, without adequate management, very quickly gain control of your life. If you have a new diagnosis of Crohn's disease or if you have been battling it for some time, it is most important that you have a solid understanding of what is Crohn's disease so that you have the best shot at a healthy you.
  • The Sad Saga Of An Ingrown Toenail  By : Jeff Foster
    Here's the deal, if you've ever had an ingrown toenail, it is one health condition that you will never forget!
  • Nausea and Vomiting: Common Signs of Illnesses that No One Should Ignore  By :
    How people get certain illnesses in their bodies; the difference of nausea and vomiting and other health conditions; definition of nausea; definition of vomiting; causes of nausea and vomiting.
  • Debunking Weight Loss Myths  By : Sol Ferdinand
    Obesity is on the rise and a large section of the populace is overweight. Even kids are showing a trend of being overweight. Much of the problem comes down to the food we eat, but one must seperate the fact from the fiction to understand.
  • Is There A Connection Between Diabetes and Hair Loss?  By :
    Some people with diabetes experience hair loss. Because the same condition have been observed among several diabetes patients, it is therefore not surprising to question if diabetes has any connection with hair loss. Indeed, studies and research have shown that it has. A look at the because facts about diabetes and hair loss would help us understand how these two are connected.
  • Testing yourself for food allergies  By : Mitamins Team
    If you think you may have a case of food allergies on your hands and have noticed allergy symptoms such as itchy, watery eyes; sneezing; headache; fatigue; postnasal drip; runny, stuffy, or itchy nose; sore throat; dark circles under the eyes; an itchy feeling in the mouth or throat; abdominal pain
  • Bacterial Infections : More Than Just Skin Deep  By : malo
    The skin is the largest organ of the body and serves as a first line of defense against bacterial infections. However, it is also one of the most vulnerable organs of the body being on the surface to cover and protect the entire body. Although most skin infections are not fatal and life-threatening, it can be very uncomfortable because it is very visible and may cause psychological stress.
  • Fighting Bacterial Infections!  By : malo
    In order to protect yourself from getting bacterial infections and illnesses, you must first understand the distinction between the two. Inspite of the significant advancement in the field of medicine, inappropriate use of antibiotics has become rampant that new strains of bacteria which are resistant to antibiotics have recently begun to emerge.
  • So, are you in pain?  By : kristine
    The article is about body pains and some tips on how to alleviate these discomforts
  • Is Nicotine replacement therapy right for me?  By : Kimberley Steffano
    The whole concept of nicotine replacement therapy is that it gives your body a low dose of nicotine to help ease the cravings. By putting a small amount into your system your withdrawal symptoms are not as severe. One of the major drawbacks for nicotine replacement therapy is that you go through nicotine withdrawals twice. The first time when you initially quit smoking and the second time when you stop the nicotine replacement therapy. On the plus side you don't need to go to the doctor to get it.
  • Break the Habit: Stop Smoking Journal  By : Mike Krantock
    Today you're going to do those badly needed repairs to your roof. You start by putting all your tools and supplies together. You do this before you climb up the ladder onto the roof. You do this because you do not want to take that long trip to the top and discover you did not have all of the necessary tools at your disposal. Nobody wants to start a task from the beginning again.
  • Free Yourself from Diabetes: Four Possible Diabetes Cures  By : Robert L Brown
    Over the past decades, much research has been made on type 1 and type 2 diabetes. This research has brought fascinating advances that have made a great impact on the way the disease is understood. Now, it also gives more insight and real progress towards the methods by which it can be cured.
  • Thyromine - A Natural Hypothyroid Treatment  By : Steve Simpson
    Hypothyroidism affects way more people than most realize. It would not be a stretch for you to know at least one person right now that suffers from this disease. Hypothyroidism is hereditary, that means if anyone in your family has had this disease in the past or actually suffers from it right now you to are at risk. If you think you are hypothyroid, or if you know it there is are natural treatments available.This article will look at one such treatment known as Thyromine as well as who may benefit from it. The makers of Thyromine, Ultra Herbal certainly push the fact that Thyromine is a natural treatment meaning it is is doing the right thing by your body.
  • Quitting smoking is a great money-saver and an investment in health  By :
    Smoking has been dubbed as among the most common reasons for respiratory problems. Prohibitions and warnings about smoking have mostly been concentrated on the health risks associated with tobacco use. However, it is also necessary to point out the financial impact of smoking at the individual and societal levels. The main thesis of the article is that cutting or eliminating smoking will allow a person to save money and invest in one's health at the same time.
  • Quitting the Stick Can Save Lives ---Even Your Own  By :
    The article discusses the dangers of smoking and the specific diseases that are associated with prolonged use of tobacco. Aside from citing some of the common reasons given by people why they smoke, the article also cites some products or medications that can be used to help quit smoking.
  • Congestive Heart Failure and the Heart Healthy Diet  By : Kelly Church
    This article provides information about Congestive Heart Failure and the kind of diet that should be implemented for those with this condition. Eating a heart healthy diet can be a key to living a full and relatively healthy life for the CHF patient.
  • Negative Effects Of Stress On Your Blood Pressure  By : Andrew John
    High blood pressure is natural at times when your organism is preparing for a fight or for running away. Normally the pressure goes down away as soon as the need for it disappears. However, if you let yourself live under stress for a longer time, high blood pressure will start to cause negative effects throughout your body - effects that can be dangerous to anyone, even teenagers!
  • On to the battle.... against Obesity  By : kristine
    This article features how people try to “combat” obesity with weight loss pills and the lethal possibilities of using the drug.
  • Skin Cancer: Prevention is Key  By : Kenneth Surr
    Although skin cancer usually happens to Caucasians, those who work outside, smokers and people with a family history of skin cancer, everybody is at risk these days as the statistics demonstrate. Cases of skin cancer have doubled every 10 years over the last 40 years and we need to take action to keep it from happening to us.
  • Seven Great Tips to Reduce Acid Reflux Symptoms  By : Fallon Cullerne
    Our overall health can be influenced by lifestyle choices to a surprising degree. Acid reflux is one of those areas, and if your doctor has diagnosed this condition, you will want to investigate how you can control the symptoms as much as possible to live more comfortably. The disease won't easily go away, unfortunately, but its effects can be tamed and sometimes prevented by making a few lifestyle changes. The following seven tips are a great place to start.
  • Breast Cancer Symptoms  By : Mabel Dugmore
    Breast cancer has a nasty habit of remaining hidden. We do not get much of an alarm bell or a warning flag in advance of it emerging.
  • High Cholesterol Something We Can Change  By : Mitamins Team
    In America, 1 in 3 people suffer from high cholesterol. High cholesterol raises your chances of getting coronary heart disease. If you lower cholesterol, you lower the overall risk for developing heart disease or having a heart attack. How? Read on...
  • 5 Lupus Questions (With Answers!)  By : Mitamins Team
    The questions you should want to know about lupus disease: the what, why, and how. Symptoms of lupus are given, including possible treatment for this baffling autoimmune disease; dubbed the enemy within
  • Ways to Quit Smoking  By : Brandon Sellers
    Quitting smoking is not an easy thing to do. Anyone who has tried, even if they were successful, will likely say it was extremely difficult. There are a variety of ways to try and quit smoking. If one way is unsuccessful try another. Quitting smoking as soon as possible is imperative to your health and the health of those around you. Before beginning any non-smoking program be sure to discuss it with your doctor.
  • High Blood Pressure Symptoms  By : Mitamins Team
    It is a modern-day disease and can be a silent killer. That is why it is necessary to keep an eye open for high blood pressure symptoms so that the condition can be treated before it gets out of hand. This article also discusses possible treatment for high blood pressure.
  • Know your Lupus  By : Mitamins Team
    One natural treatment for lupus often touted is DHEA, a steroid hormone that is produced naturally by the body. Predictably, there is some worry over taking hormone supplements, so what is DHEA, and how is it used in the treatment of lupus?
  • A Guide to Skin Cancer  By : John Grimme
    Not all cancers are the same. Some are deadly from diagnosis, but others are not. Skin cancer is preventable and treatable, but many people fail to take the steps to avoid it.
  • Vitamin C - A Natural Remedy for High Cholesterol  By : Mitamins Team
    High cholesterol: two words that strike fear into the hearts of many people. High cholesterol: something that can strike more than fear into a person’s heart if it goes untreated. Is Vitamin C a natural remedy for high cholesterol?





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