Everyone who has torn cartilage in the knee seems to think surgery is the only option. This couldn’t be further from the truth. I had addressed this topic some time ago in a prior blog article that can be read by clicking here. And, just in case you’d really like a lot more to read on the […]
Disorders of the mind have never been as easy to grasp for doctors. While therapists have a larger toolbox, most physicians are limited to medications. For me, medications that screw with the essential way that your brain cells function in relationship to one another are a wee bit on the scary side. We really know […]
CMV, CRP Have Predictive Value in Patients w/ Coronary Artery Disease Inflammation continues to be a strong link in many chronic diseases in man. Lowering levels of inflammation is critical in dealing with, preventing and managing chronic disease. Circulation — Abstracts: Muhlestein et al. 102 (16): 1917 Read entire article here
Tea tree oil reduces histamine-induced skin inflammation Speaking of tee tree oil… this substance has been used for hundreds of years as an antimicrobial to be used topically. Here we see a study that also confirms its anti-inflammatory abilities. This would mean that everyone should keep a bottle in their medicine cabinet for mosquito bites, […]
CRP as Predictor for Incident Diabetes Mellitus Among Middle-aged Men It’s very nice to finally see the mainstream medical journals viewing inflammation as a factor in many (actually all…) chronic diseases. Much press was given to CRP as an independent risk factor for heart disease and now we see the same association with diabetes. What […]
