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ELECTRO-MOLECULAR MEDICINE
Two hundred years after Newton's experience with an apple Sir James Maxwell proposed electromagnetism as a stronger force in the universal scheme, one controlling electron sharing between atoms which Hawkings notes 'is the basis of all biology, life itself'. A splendid path of discovery and therapy lay before us. Maxwell's defining electromagnetism was seminal in creating the modern era of physics at the turn of the 20th century. Einstein spent the latter third of his life trying to explain ...Read more »•
Health Update
According to the Congress of the International Society on Thrombosis & Haemostasis, a report released on August 10, 2005 elaborates how "Cocoa is the New Red Wine..." In Southampton, England, a research team headed by Dr. Denise O'Shaugnessy, presents new evidence that drinking a cup of cocoa is benefiicial in the prevention of potentially life-threatening strokes and heart attacks. Per Dr. O'Shaugnessy, "Cocoa contains a substance called flavenoids, which are also present in red wine. ...Read more »•
Adaptogens for Life - The Science behind the Discovery of
Modern civilization has produced an unusually stressful environment to humans and animals, with extreme high demands on our physical and mental abilities. The last one hundred years have brought unique new challenges for all. It doesn't take much reflection upon the obvious and not so obvious sources of stressors today to realize the average person endures a lifetime of extraordinary physical, intellectual, emotional and spiritual stress. Unfortunately the continual assault of these daily ...Read more »•
NEWSTART To Perfect Health
People are becoming healthy conscious now-a-days. Why? For one, health care cost is already on an all time high! It is now very expensive to get a health insurance. Allow me to share with you an acronym that was formulated by my former mentor - the late Dr. Wilbur Nelson. The acronym is NEWSTART. N - stands for nutrition. Proper nutrition and diet should always be taken into consideration. Balanced diet should be taken into thought. Because of the fast pace of life especially in highly ...Read more »•
Travel at ease with Motor Home
Motor homes, also known as recreational vehicles, are an ideal way to experience travel comfortably and economically. Popular with road trippers and frequent domestic travelers, motor homes usually include a kitchenette, bathroom, sleeping areas, living areas, and amenities that make the vehicle a complete mini-home. Designed to be transportable, most motor homes possess diesel engines for powerful yet affordable capabilities. Interiors can range from economical to luxury, putting motor homes ...Read more »•
Your Choice
The American way of aging, steeped in stultifying tradition and flawed conventional wisdom of a bygone era, is slowly changing. But for now, tradition and custom still dominate. You know the routine: Around age 50 an accelerating number of sound bites, events and dire warnings about inescapable problems and pitfalls of aging are relentless reminders life is winding down. You are deemed lazy or irresponsible if you have not prepared to acquire that contagious, debilitating disease called ...Read more »•
The facts about cosmetic surgery.
/p> Cosmetic surgery is big business now, the advances of science and technology meaning it has become more affordable and much more accessible for anyone to consider it. Far from breast enhancements being the only option anymore, there are operations that can be done on virtually any part of your body to aesthetically enhance your appearance. Getting the 'body beautiful' has never been such a viable option as it is now. Types of cosmetic surgery. Reading any daily newspaper (usually the ...Read more »•
Medical Care (?) versus Alternatives
B>INOCULATION: - "My poor aunt has often told me, with tears in her eyes, how I was nearly starved by a nurse who had lost her milk' From one dangerous malady, the small-pox. I was indeed rescued by the practice of inoculation, which had recently been introduced into England and was still opposed by medical, religious and even political prejudice.' (21) These words are from Edward Gibbon who wrote Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. I will have to do a book on that if I live long enough (It ...Read more »More Insurance : |