Why mercury is not good for you
Natural medicine can assist in clearing 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 complaints 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 gums …
Brain aneurysm – immediate medical attention is required
A brain aneurysm is a bulge or ballooning in a blood vessel in the brain. A brain aneurysm can leak or rupture and causes bleeding into the brain. Often a ruptured brain aneurysm occurs in the space between the brain and the thin tissues covering the brain. A ruptured aneurysm is life-threatening and requires immediate medical treatment. Most brain aneurysms don’t rupture and create health problems or cause other symptoms. Treatment for an unruptured brain aneurysm may be appropriate in some cases and may have the benefit that it can prevent a rupture in the future. Symptoms Ruptured aneurysm …
The insecticide called Glyphosate (Roundup) has terrible effects on gut bacteria
The insecticide Glyphosate is a catalyst for heavy metal poisoning of blood and pineal gland function. Today, the pineal gland is assaulted chemically. It may be stopped from producing hormones that are needed for sleep, mental clarity, intuition, and communication with others. Some of the toxins that can damage the pineal gland are heavy metals like mercury and aluminium, which are found in several vaccinations used on babies and young children. Other toxins like glyphosate (Roundup) can indirectly poison the pineal gland. Glyphosate is the number one herbicide used on our crops today in most countries. Glyphosate disrupts …
Cholesterol – medication and diseases that can increase your cholesterol levels
Prednisone Prednisone is used to reduce the swelling, warmth, and tenderness associated with many inflammatory conditions. Despite the relief they may give to you, they can raise triglycerides, LDL cholesterol levels, and HDL cholesterol levels. Some patients had higher cholesterol levels within two weeks of treatment. Beta Blockers Beta-blockers are prescribed to treat high blood pressure. Beta-blockers also have been noted to decrease HDL levels and elevate triglyceride levels. In most cases, however, these lipid changes have been very small. It is important to note that not all beta-blockers have this effect. Atenolol (Tenormin®) Bisoprolol (Zebeta®) Metoprolol(Toprol®, Lopressor®) Nadolol (Corgard …
Bone supplementation that excels in improving osteoporosis and osteopenia
Pharmanex Bone Formula is a complete bone supplement that excels in improving osteoporosis and osteopenia Osteoporosis : Background The bones are alive – that is true. Bones are continually rebuilt and do not stop when you are an adult. Bone consists off protein and collagen that collects calcium, phosphorus, magnesium and other minerals. You can also have lead in your bones – if the body can not get rid of it. There are two types of bone cells: osteoblasts which will build new bone and osteoclasts that will break down and also get rid of old bone. Bone ends are made …
Intermittent fasting
Are you struggling with excess weight and showing signs of insulin and leptin resistance and/or is your fasting blood sugar above 5.5 often? If you answer yes to these questions, you should reconsider what you eat and when you eat as well. Research reveals that a vast majority of Americans eat all day long. Most consume the majority of their food late in the evening, and this type of eating pattern is a recipe for weight gain and metabolic dysfunction. Their bodies have adapted to burn sugar as its primary fuel, which down-regulates enzymes that utilize and burn stored fat. …
Deep venous thrombosis – act immediately and take the patient to the hospital
Deep venous thrombosis Deep vein thrombosis is the formation of a clot in the deep veins of the legs or arms. Causes Vein injuries Faster blood clotting Decreased blood flow rate in other cases, Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) can occur as a result of decreased blood flow rate noted due to conditions such as: Prolonged bed rest Decreased mobility of the legs due to injury or disease Prolonged sitting – at work, while travel Other causes: surgery, contraceptives, cancer, inherited diseases, smoking, dehydration and childbirth Signs and symptoms The leg is red in colour The leg feels warm Pain …
How to test for stomach acidity
Stomach acid test Beetroot juice Drink ½ cup of beetroot juice once daily for 3 consecutive days When the red colour from the beets is passed into your urine, it may indicate a low level of hydrochloric acid Please note that with the right amount of gastric acid, the betalain in the beetroot juice would be broken down and not appear in your urine Bicarb test Drink ½ tsp Bicab in ½ glass water first thing in the morning – note burping within 5 minutes: no burping or little burping can indicate low stomach acidity Lemon juice or vinegar …
RIngworm
Ringworm is a skin disease caused by fungi and can be prevented. Is it contagious? Ringworm is very contagious and can spread directly from one person to another also from the soil or from animals. Hot and humid areas also create an environment where fungi can thrive, such as public showers and locker rooms. Common Symptoms of Ringworm The defining symptom of ringworm is a red, circular (and possibly itchy) rash. Generally, ringworm attacks your torso, legs or arms. However, it can appear on specific parts such as your foot. Treatments for Ringworm Generally, treatment for ringworm involves using …
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