Qualified practitioner

Blogged under General Health by Linda Lithony on Tuesday 13 May 2008 at 2:20 pm

Another thing to be wary of, with regard to chinese medicinal treatments, it to ensure your practitioner is properly qualified and not just a bogus doctor in disguise. TCM is a very powerful medicinal system with quite an ancient lineage and as such it needs to be treated with utmost respect. Cases have arisen where fraudsters have been posing as bogus doctors. There have also been cases where bona fide doctors, especially here in the West, have bee n prescribing chinese herbal treatments without being properly qualified to do so, and without knowing the full power of the medicine they are prescribing. Dr. Monika Schiffer

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Traditional Chinese Medicine

Blogged under General Health by Linda Lithony on Saturday 10 May 2008 at 1:47 pm

TCM is an example of alternative medicine. TCM, short for Traditional Chinese Medicine, is a broad term for therapies which include massage, diet therapy, herbalism and acupuncture. TCM is based on the philosophy that having good health revolves around the correct flow of “chi” which is the energy of the body. The way this “chi” works is that it flows through our bodies in channels, known as “meridians”. These meridians in turn contain hundreds of points which link the differents organs and functions of the body together. Homöopathie

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Safety of Homeopathic Medicines

Blogged under General Health by Linda Lithony on Thursday 8 May 2008 at 2:27 pm

Because of the very, very small doses used in homeopathic treatment, the medicines are completely safe, non-addictive and have no unwanted side effects. The curative properties of the remedies are released even in extremely high dilution‹and render the medicine completely safe for the treatment of both children and babies. Homöopathie

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Homeopathic dilution

Blogged under General Health by Linda Lithony on Tuesday 6 May 2008 at 6:42 am

Homeopathic remedies today are produced using the same dilution principles as in Hahnemann’s day. In a common dilution of 1:100, one drop of the homeopathic substance is added to 99 drops of water and/or alcohol. The mixture is then potentized by a process called “succussion” - repeated tapping on a hard surface for a specific length of time. Remedies may be diluted up to 1000 times, leaving only an infinitesimal trace of the substance. Remedies are typically diluted 10, 100, or 1,000 times, which translate into potencies that are marked with the Roman numerals X, C, and M. Homeopathic remedies range from 6X as the lowest potency to 1M or more as the highest potency. Dr. Monika Schiffer

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Homeopathic remedies

Blogged under General Health by Linda Lithony on Sunday 4 May 2008 at 4:36 am

The medicines are not synthetic and are derived from natural sources. Over 60% of homeopathic remedies are prepared from vegetable or plant materials. Other remedies are prepared from naturally occurring mineral substances, including metals, non-metallic substances, and mineral salts. Animal sources of homeopathic remedies include: Cuttlefish (the ink or juice provides sepia) and Honeybee. Homöopathie

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Atkins diet - The most popular low carbohydrate diet

Blogged under General Health by Linda Lithony on Saturday 26 April 2008 at 6:01 am

The Atkins diet is one of the most popular low carbohydrate diets on the market today. Its popularity has sparked dozens of look-a-like diets who center on the same principles of high-protein, low-carbohydrate eating. There are a lot of fish in the sea when it comes to choosing a low-carbohydrate plan. Although not scientifically proven, there are many common benefits reported by Atkins dieters and other low-carb dieters. These include an increase in energy, a reduced craving for sweets, better concentration, improved mood and an lessening of depression type symptoms. Atkins diet plan

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Urinary tract infection or constipation

Blogged under General Health by Linda Lithony on Thursday 24 April 2008 at 1:03 pm

It cannot be emphasized enough- bed wetting is an unfortunate set of circumstances that often starts for no obvious reason but also ends all of the sudden with little if any outside intervention needed. Research studies have shown that in any given year approximately fifteen out of one hundred children just stop wetting their beds without the need for treatment or even a visit to the doctor. However in most cases it probably is a good idea to talk openly and honestly with your parents about this problem and then to go see your doctor just so he can help put your mind at ease and also rule out any physical problems such as a urinary tract infection or constipation. Bedwetting

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What Are The Symptoms of Morbid Obesity?

Blogged under General Health by Linda Lithony on Thursday 24 April 2008 at 1:02 pm

Being morbidly obese can cause your life to change for the worse. From a recent survey, it was determined that there are over eight million Americans who are facing morbid obesity. Along with morbid obesity comes a variety of symptoms that can lead to further complications in your body. If you believe that you are morbid obese, you may be at risk for these complications. Knowing what these are and deciding how to fight your obesity will allow for you to change your health and your lifestyle. Blood pressure symptoms

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Atkins, water and constipation

Blogged under General Health by Linda Lithony on Wednesday 23 April 2008 at 1:33 pm

Finally, make sure you are drinking enough water each day. Water has a myriad of benefits for every human being, not just those on the Atkins diet. Thirst can sometimes be masked as hunger, so staying well hydrated will keep you from craving foods you shouldn’t be eating. Water also helps you avoid constipation, which is an occasional side effect of the Atkins diet. Drinking 8 eight ounce glasses of water per day will also help you flush out the toxins from your system that are produced when you burn fat. These common mistakes can make people frustrated with the Atkins diet when there is no need to be. If you are just starting out on the diet, make sure to prepare yourself for these mistakes. If you’ve been on the diet for some time, evaluate your eating habits and make sure you are following the program correctly. Atkins diet plan

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Medications prescribed for ADHD and bedwetting

Blogged under General Health by Linda Lithony on Sunday 20 April 2008 at 1:48 pm

When it comes to treating both disorders, enuresis and ADHD, there are both behavioral techniques as well as medical treatments. It may be necessary to prioritize which symptoms of which disorder are the most serious and need to be addressed first. It is also important to think of back up treatment plans if the first one you undertake does not work. This is often the case in many situations. Be aware that some medications prescribed for ADHD can make enuresis worse. Desmopressin acetate (DDAVP) has been known to improve bed wetting in some bed wetting children and teenagers while Tricyclic depressants (such as Tofranil) work better for others. Wetting Bed

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