Posted on April 14th, 2011, by admin
We see many families whose children have had a single seizure and many others whose children have epilepsy who come to us for a second opinion. There are common themes among all of these families. One theme is that the family and child are focused on the seizure or seizures; they are unable to look [...]
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Posted on April 2nd, 2011, by admin
This rare type of diabetes is more commonly seen in Orissa, and southern India particular Kerala as well as in tropical countries. These are of two types in relations to malnutrition. (a) Fibro-calculus pancreatic disease: Fibro-calculus pancreatic diabetes occurs in young age with manifestation of malnutrition and history of upper abdominal pain due to stones [...]
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Posted on March 28th, 2011, by admin
Wealth? Some people get their sense of self from the money they have. Others may look at them and assume they have got to be intelligent and deserving people to be wealthy. But it’s not necessarily so. For example, there are many families with old wealth and no one living today has worked for any [...]
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Posted on March 21st, 2011, by admin
Bob was only in his mid-50s when he came to see me. He’d had scoliosis for years, and was already developing a “hunchback” appearance. He got little exercise and ate a generally poor diet. Stress was his middle name. The x-rays to monitor his scoliosis showed small fractures in his vertebrae, which accounted for the [...]
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Posted on March 14th, 2011, by admin
Osteoporosis (porous or brittle bones) is a degenerative condition characterized by the weakening of bones due to a slow but progressively accelerating loss of calcium, the essential mineral for strong bones. But this condition, which is reaching epidemic proportions in older women and is responsible for millions of fractures and thousands of deaths each year, [...]
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Posted on February 21st, 2011, by admin
Our purpose in writing this book is to show that the cycle of cancer development can be reversed. The pathways by which feelings can be translated into physiological conditions conducive to cancer growth can also be used to restore health. Psychological Intervention The first step toward recovery is to assist cancer patients in strengthening their [...]
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Posted on February 14th, 2011, by admin
Obesity is the biggest preventable cause of cancer after smoking. Considering this fact, there is a dearth of scientific research, information in the medical journals, publicity in the lay press or action in parliament to reflect the problem. Compared with the coverage given to smoking-related cancer and breast cancer, and the financial resources that go [...]
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Posted on February 7th, 2011, by admin
Finally, anger holds a lot of energy. Directing the energy of anger at its appropriate target has accomplished wonders. Lisa was angry at the social stigma her husband’s illness had brought her. After her husband died, she began a newsletter for people in her city with HIV infection, so that others would feel less isolation [...]
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Posted on January 25th, 2011, by admin
AIDS is not a disease that targets certain groups. People are not predestined to get the disease because they belong to a group or associate with a group. Thus, AIDS is not a gay disease, or a disease of minority groups, or Haitians, or any other class of people. It is a disease related to [...]
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Posted on January 17th, 2011, by admin
Only by understanding something about the physiology of the brain— how it works—and its anatomy can we understand the many different types of seizures that can occur and consider why they happen. The brain works on electricity, with neurons (nerve cells) communicating and interacting by discharging or “firing” tiny electrical impulses along interconnecting “wires” called [...]
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