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JOURNAL: Emotional Stressor by annhertel Patient Expert

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Posted Mon 14 Sep 2009 10:21pm I had an emotional stressor today. It involves someone else so I do not feel comfortable going in to the details. Long story short... after I make a phone call here in an hour or so, I will probably be feeling remarkably similar to how I felt when I got divorced. Which for those of you who don't know me, was the very thing that sparked my very fi ... Read on »

How to Stop a Cold in its Tracks by Mama's Weeds Patient Expert

Posted Thu 29 Dec 2011 9:57pm I’ve got a cold. Tis the season you know. The thing is, I rarely get sick. I’m not telling you this to be annoyingly braggy, but instead to introduce my tried and true tricks that work to avoid catching a cold when I feel one coming on. Usually, anyway. Of course this time when I decided to finally write about it, I actually got the ... Read on »

The Elder Mother’s Pantry: A Bioregional Herbal Materia Medica for Influenza and Other Cold-Weather Ailments by Kiva R. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Thu 01 Oct 2009 10:05pm This is for the October blogparty on Bioregional Cold/Flu Herbs, hosted by Rosalee of Methow Valley Herbs. As the colder weather begins to move into the northerly reaches and higher eleveations of the Western hemisphere, there’s been much talk of the dreaded H1N1 as well as other virulent strains of cold and flu. The most important action yo ... Read on »

Is It A Cold Or Is It The Flu? by Karen H. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 03 Nov 2009 10:00pm The Difference Between Cold And Swine Flu Symptoms ( thank you to nutritionist Barbara Lagoni for sharing this email ) I did take creative license with a bit of this info for readability purposes. The email it came in had a table and mixed fonts etc. Turns out Dr Vinay, the person who wrote this information appears to be nothing more t ... Read on »

Flu or a Cold? by Karen H. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 03 Nov 2010 7:20am This post was written in 2009, when swine flu was raging, thus the languaging and image of a pig below. Here it is 2010, Tis the season, the symptoms certainly don’t change – that’s for sure The Difference Between Cold And Swine Flu Symptoms ( thank you to nutritionist Barbara Lagoni for sharing this) If you have the flu, spec ... Read on »

What’s The Difference Between A Cold And The Flu? by Karen H. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 01 Nov 2011 10:19am The Difference Between Cold And Flu Symptoms ( thank you to nutritionist Barbara Lagoni for sharing this) If you have the flu…. you will have a fever – 80% of all flu cases have a fever, often above 100 degrees and for several days you will have a dry, non-mucous producing cough you will have the chills – 60% of those wh ... Read on »

Gastric Bypass by Dr. Anshu Gupta Patient Expert

Posted Tue 02 Jun 2009 4:40pm

2 Comments The Adjustable Gastric Band System Gastric Bypass Roux-en-Y reduces the capacity of the stomach by creating a small stomach pouch. The small space holds only one ounce of fluid. The procedure also constructs a tiny stomach outlet, which slows the sp ... Read on »

TUESDAY TIDINGS - Ice Chests? by Kara Herron Posted Tue 15 Nov 2011 5:22pm QUESTION: Does anyone who has implants feel like they have an ice chest? Seriously... I'm wondering if I'm the only one. It seems like my chest always feels super cold to the touch. And if I go outside in the cold - well, it takes forever to warm up. I guess there's two reasons - no insulation (no fat on my chest), and then the silicone gets ... Read on »

Core Practice: Welcoming and Releasing Emotions by Albert F. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 07 Jul 2009 5:13pm Freud once theorised that we are driven by the pleasure-pain principle. That is, most of our pursuits instinctually revolve around pursuing pleasure and avoiding pain. But while avoiding negative events and people might be smart in the external world, this instinct works against us in our inner life. We cannot run away from our pain and unresolve ... Read on »

Autoimmune Disease Checklist: by Jan Posted Thu 09 Sep 2010 12:00am Autoimmune Disease Checklist: A Handy List of Symptoms That Can Point to Possible Autoimmune Conditions, to Bring to the Doctor by Mary Shomon The following is a partial checklist of frequently-noticed symptoms of the most common autoimmune conditions. This list is by no means exhaustive, but it covers many of the common autoimmun ... Read on »