Why Mercury is not Good for you
Natural Medicine Can Assist In Cleaning The Body Of Heavy Metals Why mercury is not good for you: Mercury is toxic to the body in any concentration. There are no functions or need for mercury in the body. Common complains to mercury sensitivity: fainting, blurred vision, hyperactivity, headaches, dizziness, anxiety, aggression, insomnia, restlessness, attention problems, confusion, forgetfulness, depression, skin rashes, excessive perspiration, eye problems, dizziness, sinus, throat problems, wheezing in lungs, palpitations, obesity, thirst, frequent urination, bedwetting, muscle and joint pain, fatigue, water retention and hot and cold feelings. Mercury Toxicity Sensitivity Questionnaire 1. Have you often had sore …
STROKES – Lifestyle Modification & Natural Medicine can Prevent Strokes
Strokes One stroke always follows another stroke but strokes can be prevented. How common is a stroke? It is the third most common cause of death in SA. ⅔ of all patients are older than 65 years of age. ¼ of all patients are younger than 45 years of age. 20% of SA will be a stroke or heart patient before age 60. The brain The most delicate organ in the body – without the brain or parts thereof the body cannot function. 100 billion cells in brain. Each area has a function and brain is very dependant on …
Men’s health – The 5 big killers and 5 natural solutions by Dr James G Liddell
Stress, Heart Attacks, Strokes, Diabetes and Prostate Cancer Statistics : Chronically high stress levels can lead to heart attacks, heart failure and strokes You have a 50% risk of dying from heart or artery disease Diabetics have an 80% risk for stroke related deaths One in six men die in South Africa of prostate cancer – the number one amoungst men Obesity is the no. 1 cause of diabetes What do all these diseases have in common? Stress is a major contributing factor and 80% of the big 5 are preventable. Your genetics and your lifestyle will determine how healthy …
Manage Stess Naturally
Manage Stress Naturally There are many modalities that can help you to manage stress. A natural solution is always better than a drug solution that will only mask the problems and that can lead to addictions. What is Stress? Stress is a group of reactions that take place in the body as a result of exposure to different kinds of threats. The origin can be physical, psychological, infective and of other origin Two Kinds of Stress Acute stress Movies, over and under stimulation in the work place, noise, lost in status, electrical shock, disease, operations, loss in self confidence and …
Celiac disease and gluten intolerance
What is celiac disease? Celiac disease is classified as an autoimmune disease where there is a hypersensitivity to the protein gluten. When a person has celiac disease, there is a 1 in 22 chance that the immediate family (brothers, sisters and grandchildren) might also be a celiac patient and should be checked frequently for celiac. These patients should follow a gluten free diet for life because there is no cure for this disease and even a little bit of gluten can have a bad reaction. Gluten intolerance Gluten intolerance is a gluten sensitivity that occurs after repetitive consumption of gluten …
Tips When Writing The Final Matric Excamination
Tips When Writing The Final Matric Excamination The matric exam is the most important exam that the matriculants have been preparing for 11 years and 11months. This exam determines whether or not a matriculant qualifies for Tertiary education. Guidelines To Follow When Preparing For The Final Exams Switch ALL CELL PHONES OFF. Do not allow any disruptions while studying. At least 8 HOURS SLEEP per night is vital for studying and writing exams. DIET – Eat enough PROTEINS such as biltong, nuts and cheese. TAKE SHORT BREAKS. For every hour you study, take a 15 minute break. This is …
Breast cancer: Genetic testing
Oncology leads the way in personalised medicine with a range of single and multi-gene tests to identify the patients that have increased risk of breast cancer development, recurrence or medication side-effects due to the genetic background. The DNA-based BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene testing and RNA-based profiling are offered as a routine service to patients who fulfil the criteria for these tests. More accurate testing is now available with the use of the multi-gene assays like the 70-gene MammaPrint profile. Lifestyle diseases and breast cancer Lifestyle disease like obesity, hypertension, insulin resistance, high cholesterol increase breast cancer risk. Testing criteria (Please …
Wheat addiction : “Yes and No”
The main problem with refined carbohydrates like wheat (high GI/GL) and sugar is that they can alter the microflora (good bacteria) content in the digestive tract and that can lead to an increased energy extraction and fat deposition, change hormone secretions, cause leaky GUT and cause metabolic endotoxemia and the end results is a craving for more wheat and sugar and what follows is weight gain. The bad flora flora in the digestive tract and wheat is often the main culprit in the sugar/insulin rollercoaster that drives sugar-burners’ need to eat more wheat. Candida is normally the driving force behind …
Obesity and probiotics
Why are probiotics essential to weight loss and general health? Create vitamins A, B1, B2, B3, B6, B12, K, folate and Biotin Make short-chain fatty acids that feed the gut lining and lower intestinal pH Help digest food Produce lactase to digest milk Detoxification of harmful products Helps to balance hormones Will eliminate harmful bacteria and fungi and also produce bacteriocins and anti-fungals to fight them Have a positive effect on cholesterol and triglycerides; boost immune cells; reduce inflammation and enhance cell repair Help for diarrhoea: bacterial, antibiotic associated and rotavirus Support the immune system and essential in development of …
Candida – The Most Common Symptoms of a Systemic Fungal Infection
Candida overgrowth and the effects on your health In normally healthy people, the cause of Candida overgrowth is most commonly associated with antibiotic therapy that eradicate friendly bacteria in the gut. Other causes include: Refined carbohydrates and sugar Alcohol Birth control medication Stress Fluoride Diabetes The Most Common Symptoms of a Systemic Fungal Infection Are: Sinus problems and allergies Digestive disorders Thrush in mouth Vaginal yeast infection Athlete’s foot Cracking sound in neck Stiffness in joints and muscles Failing eyesight Toenail fungus Nursing mothers can experience breast rashes Extreme tiredness Craving for sugar Foul breath Concentration problems Frequent urine track …
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