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The Mission by alupussurvivor ... onically ill" aware of the comprhensive effect of chronic illness on every aspect of a "survivors" being...mind, body, & spirit. Provide basic information and resources about disease in an easily understood, quickly accessed format. Information and tips for managing symptoms. Expressions of spirtuallity and intellect, that portion of us thats affec ... Read on »

The Life by alupussurvivor

1 Comment ... EMT asked me as they carried me out, "Do you have Lupus? " After countless visits to doctors and emergency rooms the previous two years not one had mentioned this mysterious disease to me. Without explaining the rest of my ordeals, I soon found he was right. In minutes he diagnosed what doctors had called "anxiety", ‘stress", and "arthritis". Ther ... Read on »

HEALING IN MEXICO by regenerativemedicine ... r understanding of the human body, the better our ability to diagnose problems and find sustainable and beneficial treatment options. From mere treatment of the symptoms of a disease, we can now identify and isolate the root causes of illness. This can lead to the proper and true treatment of a patient under medical care. One of the greatest advanc ... Read on »

Helping Hannah by helpinghannah Hannah is fighting complications from having Ulcerative Colitis and von Willebrands disease. Please check out her site.www.helpinghannah.net Read on »

Helping Hannah by helpinghannah Hannah is fighting Ulcerative Colitis and von Willebrands disease. She is in the hospital again with complications due to these 2 conditions. You can get updates at her websitewww.helpinghannah.net Read on »

High Fructose Corn Syrup and You by Bill .. ... and the researcher, Dr. Tetri, stated that there is evidence that fructose suppresses the sensation of fullness. Within four weeks, the rats showed early signs of fatty liver disease and type II diabetes. An equivalent diet using sucrose instead of HFCS was not tested. Shapiro fed rats a high-fructose diet for six months and compared them to rats t ... Read on »

Parent Testimonial to UK GMC Panel, Update by Kim S. Patient Expert

... rated since I wrote my previous testimonial. It has now been 4 years since my son has been able to eat and still remains unable to tolerate ANY food. This is due to the bowel disease raging through his poor body. My son is now 17 years old and weighs under 6 stone; he looks like a victim of a concentration camp. Josh my son is living proof this bo ... Read on »

Alzheimer's Disease: Do Not Resuscitate, Power of Attorney, Advance Directive by Bob DeMarco Patient Expert

By Carole B. Larkin Alzheimer's Reading Room What these legal documents -- Do Not Resuscitate (DNR), Medical Power of Attorney (POA) and Advance Directive (AD) you have one thing -- Legal Control. Without these properly executed documents you have no control over medical decisions and treatments. With them you have a fighting chance of having ... Read on »

Butter Your Vegetables: The Role of Fruits, Vegetables & Dietary Fat in Health by Jenny Patient Expert

... s are, to maximize their value, it is essential to eat them with fat. In an age when low-fat milk and steamed vegetables are heralded as a panacea for obesity, cancer, heart disease and other ills, it’s easy to forget the value of the foods that nourished our ancestors; moreover, it’s near blasphemy to suggest that we ought to butter our carrots, ... Read on »

Center Researchers Examine Bipolar Diagnosis in Children by Kathy J. Patient Expert

... ifficult to diagnose psychiatric disorders in children, Parens and Johnston write, and many children receiving bipolar diagnoses exhibit behaviors that do not closely fit the disease’s criteria. “Using new labels such as SMD or TDD reflects that physicians do not yet know exactly what is wrong with these children or how to treat them,” said Johnsto ... Read on »