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This can actually go to any type of pain and the article discusses migraine pain as well.
The bottom line is do you take drugs or herbs to cover up pain, or do you supply the body with what it needs so it isn’t in pain.
Here is the article Think Differently
I remember a friend who had problems with menopause. She went to a medical doctor who told her that in the past, people didn’t live as long as now, so it wasn’t a problem. The medical doctor then tried to “balance her hormones”.
Okay, another weird fact? People didn’t live as long. There was a 75th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg in which a lot of original participants in the war showed up. 2000 Soldiers. They were in their 90s. (average age was 94) There was also one funeral in 1916 where about 50 of the people who were in the same division as the deceased was in attendance, one was 101 years old. We don’t live as long?
It appears that the longevity is an average and there are reasons why people died early and thus the average age was lowered, but not true that people didn’t live so long so it wasn’t a problem.
However, menopausal symptoms are not normal. There is information on this and even a great video by Dr. Berg who sums it up quite easily. “Menopausal Symptoms Normal – Think Again”
Read Menopause
There is even information on what you can do about it.
I’ve come across this quite often where some health problem is treated by addressing the symptom instead of finding out why that symptom exists and treating that. How many medical doctors think that they are naturopaths by addressing sleep with tart cherry instead of a drugs. But they are still treating the symptoms. Finding out why the person can’t sleep and treating that would be a nutritional handling of the problem.
Here is a video done by Dr. Eric Berg on What is the Cause of Fatigue? He goes over this exact point.
You might be confused by all the names that are given to “Neuropathy”. Neuropathy or nerve damage is called by the cause of the neuropathy or by the type of nerve affected or by the area that is affected.
It can get confusing, so an article was written to try and give all the different names that neuropathy is called.
Hoping to clear up the confusions – go to Are you Confused about What You’ve Been Told about Neuropathy?
When we think of cancer, we think of the standard medical treatments – chemotherapy, radiation and surgery. We don’t have to list them as there is a lot written in hundreds of websites that you can find by searching the internet.
Most people have heard that there are alternative methods and that most of these are from outside the US. But what are they?
We’ve heard from different people about the alternative methods that have been used and with their successes. McVitamins now has a page that lists that various alternative treatments that we have been made aware of. The list will grow as new methods are found.
You can find the list along with websites and books about these methods, so you can investigate and make up your own mind.
Here is another type of neuropathy. It can affect children from birth and is a type of deafness.
Read about Auditory Neuropathy
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There are 12 pairs of Cranial nerves. These nerves go to the eyes, face,and even the heart. What are they, what happens when they are damaged.and what can be done to fix them.
Here is a article written about Cranial Neuropathy
What? Reverse Tooth Decay? I was surprised when I read this title as I’ve been told my whole life that once a tooth is decayed the dentist will try and clean it out with his drill and fill it. And thereby hopefully somehow saving the tooth. And, of course, if it is too far gone, the inevitable words, it will have to be pulled.
I myself have had too many teeth pulled and so was interested in finding out what this was about. I was surprised to find out that this research was done in 1922 yet I’ve never heard anything about it. Or maybe I wasn’t really surprised that the research was never followed up on. It is amazing the research you can find not acted upon if you search for it.
Here is the article, I very much want to share it and will be doing follow up research myself
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This is an interesting look at what you take for health challenges and how it fits in with nutritional deficiencies.
You can find the article at Health Challenges and how they Create Nutritional Deficiencies
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I’m amazed whenever I hear the words either in print or on radio or TV – “eat a healthy diet.” The problem is that it is never defined. Does a healthy diet mean you eat low fat?- some people believe that is true. Or is it that you eat lots of fruit and vegetables? What about protein – is meat okay?
I’ve heard lots of bits and pieces, but mostly its just “a healthy diet”. I’ve even heard that a healthy diet means you exercise … what? Am I supposed to somehow innately know what that means? Did I miss that in class one day? Surely there must be a definition somewhere.
There used to be a food pyramid, that got replaced by a plate showing what should be on that plate each day. Both seems rather silly and neither said anything about whether the food should be processed or GMO free. I always wondered who made these up – someone in the government, but not who or why they thought this was the ideal diet. I thought maybe they all voted on it. It somehow was made up by “nutritional educators”. Whoever that might be.
Try as I may, no one really gives you a definitive answer. It’s funny too because I’ve never heard someone actually ask for a list of what to eat. I never heard one of the health gurus come up what a list, or a guideline – just “eat a healthy diet”.
My search got some results. I found a nutritionist who actually printed off a list of foods to eat. Really.
You can read it here. Good Food.
I’d be interested in seeing what you think.
And there is a Understanding Nutriton Course that will go to the basics of building good health. Check it out Eat Well Course