The world is growing fatter, and diabetes (type II), predictably keeps up with the development. While in 1958 only 1% of the US population were diagnosed with the disease, it now affects around 10%. Diabetes is normally is a life-long disease, but
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Dark neck, or black neck, is when the skin around the neck is darker than the surrounding skin. It's not a serious issue and isn’t contagious, but in some cases it may signify a serious condition that needs attention. The most obvious symptom of t
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There are more than 200 kinds of joint pain and rheumatic conditions, and there are almost as many natural anti-inflammatory foods and herbs you can use to relieve them. We are going to suggest the best ones, but if you are already on some kind of an
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Were your parents strict with you while you were growing up? Did they order you to clean your room, do your homework and focus on your future every day? Many of us have grown in families with strict mothers who made our life a living hell at times.
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Like the fog in Carl Sandberg’s poem, it “comes on little cat feet.” We had trouble distinguishing Alzheimer’s from normal age-related changes. But if you know what to look for, dementia is different from normal aging. Anyone can misplace their keys.
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The Centers for Disease Control recently published valuable information about polio vaccines on their site, but afterwards retracted the information. Why has that information been taken down? Regardless, a Google snapshot of this information as it ap
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People who use aromatherapy know that essential oils are an important part because they improve our mood and brain function. The oils give off a beautiful smell and provide great health benefits. Diffusing essential oils into the air makes you inh
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It is a fact that the growing epidemic of food allergies is worsening with every generation. In other words, our grandparents didn’t have any food allergies, while we do. Why is that? 1. They ate seasonal real food In the 1900s, the food was fres
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Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), commonly known as acid reflux, is a way of describing heartburn medically. It is very common problem, currently affecting 50 percent of Americans. Heartburn is a sign that you have eaten something that your
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According to the FDA’s online Biologics Blood Vaccines document, a vaccine manufacturer admits on its package insert that their vaccination can cause autism as one of many adverse reactions. These adverse events reported during post-approval use o
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