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Keratosis Pilaris: The Little Red Bumps that Could by Nicki Z. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 08 Jul 2010 7:23am Could be making you miserable, that is. According to Dr. Nili Alai, M.D. FAAD , keratosis pilaris affects up to 40% of the adult population and 50-8 ... Read on »

Tiny Red Bumps Effects by estertey Patient Expert

Posted Sun 24 Apr 2011 12:36am I applied the Murad Post Acne Gel last night and I am starting to have this tiny red bumps again which I am really annoyed. These red spots will go away after my skin starts to exfoliate and I am starting to feel that my skin will start to exfoliate anytime. it will take about 2 to 3 days for my skin to go back to it's normal appearance but w ... Read on »

Beauty Q & A: What Are These Red Bumps On My Arms? by Sarah B. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 05 Jun 2006 7:52pm This post has been moved to the all new Beauty Brains . Please see the article at it's new location, the skincare section of the Beauty Brains. Read on »

Fellow Fighter Jettychan by megse5 Patient Expert

Posted Sat 11 Apr 2009 12:34am I have never been asked to share my story by someone before. Although, I have been working on a Photo mural book since I was diagnosed, no one has ever really cared about my story. In reality, most people I meet are surprised to hear I am in remission even though I have never hidden it. I assume it is strange to see someone happy and he ... Read on »

A patient letter today. From Dr. Steve Nenninger, ND, NMD, CDN by Dr. Steve Nenninger Naturopathic Doctor

Posted Sun 03 Apr 2011 1:22pm A PARENTS NIGHTMARE Six months ago, my three year old son was diagnosed with Molluscum Contagiosum a viral skin infection that causes wart like lesions on the skin. The firm bumps (papules) are painless, but if scratched, the infection can spread to the surrounding skin and other people. I am writing this in hopes that the research, mistakes a ... Read on »

Updated Patient Letters 2013 by Dr. Steve Nenninger Naturopathic Doctor

Posted Thu 18 Apr 2013 7:22pm FYI...our son is doing great......fistula still closing....75% filled in. He has tons of energy, very focused and happy. The LIJ and Winthrop Dr. told us last year this couldn't be done on food and diet alone. Remicade only. I knew then they were wrong. Thank you Dr. Nenninger for saving our sons future! ________ __________ Dr ... Read on »

Bunny Pox by Erin Posted Mon 01 Apr 2013 1:34pm Remember that one time that even though Luke is always healthy, in spite of the petri dish that must be a kindergarten classroom, he got super sick on Christmas Eve (resulting in the worst Christmas break EVER)? Since then, he's been remarkably healthy. He had one tummy ache and a random throw up, but managed to survive the stomach flu that knock ... Read on »

The Doctors TV Show Shares 20 Fast Fixes for Health Problems by Kim Wolinski, MSW "Dr. DeClutter" Healthy Living Professional

Posted Mon 12 Sep 2011 2:11am Mom’s asked The Doctors for help, they shared 20 fast fixes for dozens of problems! 9/2011 1. Maple Syrup • High-quality maple syrup can help fend off colds. • Use a maple syrup facial to fight aging. • Research shows that the polyphenols in maple syrup may reduce certain types of cancer and inflammatory diseases. 2. Tea ... Read on »

Hope and False Hope by Kev Leitch Healthy Living Professional

Posted Thu 25 Nov 2010 2:20am Hope. It’s a wonderful thing, and something that parents of children with autism deserve to have in their lives. Fortunately, science shows that there is very good reason for hope. It shows that children with autism continue to learn and develop throughout their lives. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2765385/ http://www.ncbi.nlm ... Read on »

I drove today (Day 172) by Peter Olson Patient Expert

Posted Thu 13 Aug 2009 7:50pm I drove the car today. I drove Kim to Kohl's in Holland. I drove to Zeeland. I drove back to Allegan. The car is now over due for an oil change. :-) This is the first real driving I have done this year. Due to the medication I take I have to limit my driving time. It is another step back to normal life. Sorry, I didn't give an upda ... Read on »