Hi everyone. My name is Faith. I am a 45-year-old woman living in Mesa, AZ. I discovered that I had Candida and went on the Da Vinci Candida Cure for 3 months, based on Dr. Georgiou's book entitled: CANDIDA CURE: HEALING NATURALLY IN 90-DAYS! 5,000 SUCCESSFUL CASES! It was the best decision I ever made! I had sugar cravings for many years, often feeling guilty after binging on sugar - a horrid habit! Well, I now, after only 90-Days on the Candida protocol do not crave sugar anymore. My symptoms included: constant fatigue, white coating on the tongue with sore throat and oesophagus, also called oral thrush, lack of concentration, moodiness, and SUGAR CRAVINGS that were SO intense. I used to suffer from severe sinus and ear infections that were treated with antibiotics so that I would not take leave off work as I am a Teacher - these symptoms seemed to be getting worse in the last 2 years. All the doctors seemed to do was to give me more antibiotics which are very detrimental to my microbiome or friendly bacteria in my gut. I got caught up in this vicious cycle of sickness and antibiotics that I just never felt healthy. I took Dr. Crook's Candida questionnaire online and my score was 214 - anything over 180 is a certainty for being rampant with systemic Candida - all body spreading around inside you. The Candida protocol began with an Alkaline Detoxification diet for 2-weeks that helped to flush …
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October 31, 2020
Hi everyone. My name is Faith. I am a 45-year-old woman living in Mesa, AZ. I discovered that I had Candida and went on the Da Vinci Candida Cure for 3 months, based on Dr. Georgiou's book entitled: CANDIDA CURE: HEALING NATURALLY IN 90-DAYS! 5,000 SUCCESSFUL CASES! It was the best decision I ever made! I had sugar cravings for many years, often feeling guilty after binging on sugar - a horrid habit! Well, I now, after only 90-Days on the Candida protocol do not crave sugar anymore. My symptoms included: constant fatigue, white coating on the tongue with sore throat and oesophagus, also called oral thrush, lack of concentration, moodiness, and SUGAR CRAVINGS that were SO intense. I used to suffer from severe sinus and ear infections that were treated with antibiotics so that I would not take leave off work as I am a Teacher - these symptoms seemed to be getting worse in the last 2 years. All the doctors seemed to do was to give me more antibiotics which are very detrimental to my microbiome or friendly bacteria in my gut. I got caught up in this vicious cycle of sickness and antibiotics that I just never felt healthy. I took Dr. Crook's Candida questionnaire online and my score was 214 - anything over 180 is a certainty for being rampant with systemic Candida - all body spreading around inside you. The Candida protocol began with an Alkaline Detoxification diet for 2-weeks that helped to flush …
May 11, 2020
What You Need To Know About Spinal Therapy: Get It In Arlington Do you constantly feel that your muscles are tight? No matter how much you stretch, exercise and try to solve this, the problem never seems to go away. And neither does the accompanying pain, am I right? You have long ago started to think that it’s time for a massage. Then, how about you take that extra step already and help yourself? But, with something called spinal therapy. I know what you might be thinking right now. Is that just another one of those fancy words for a plain massage? Get informed about spinal reflexes: https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/neuroscience/spinal-reflex What Is Spinal Reflex Therapy? Now, let me answer your above question. It’s not that simple, though. Therefore, you might want to settle in and get comfortable, because you are about to learn a couple of useful things. It is directly connected with your health, so trust me; it’s worth reading. The simple answer would be – yes and no. Yes, spinal therapy is a term used to describe a massage. Whether it’s fancy, that’s up to you. And no, it’s not just another name for the one and the same technique that is used in a lot of massages. In fact, this one specifically targets the cause of your tight muscles. What’s The Difference? Don’t all massages have the aim of relieving the pain and softening your muscles? Was that your very first thought? Well, the answer is affirmative. But, there …
March 2, 2020
Physical therapy is a broad category that can niche down into subspecialties for specific patient care. Overall, therapy is an integral aspect of healthcare being responsible for evaluating patient function and movement following disease or injury. Through the careful development of a treatment plan with the incorporation of therapeutic exercises as part of the rehabilitation process, therapists can aid in pain management and restore function to the patient’s level of capability. A therapist has the option of specializing their skills to a set concentration if that is their choice or keeping their clinic all inclusive as with Liberty Physical Therapy. A concentration gives patients an option to seek care that is in alignment with their specific needs. For each subspecialty, there is a unique purpose and a diverse plan of care directed for that group. Subspecialties That Exist For Physical Therapy In the field of physical therapy, the focus of care can narrow down into various subspecialties for which many therapists opt. The concentration gives the patient an opportunity to receive care that is specifically designated for their unique situation, whether it be age, disease, or another type of specification. Here are some various categories existing within concentrated care. ·As baby boomers begin to age, there is a growing need for geriatrics for age-related ailments. Aged patients receive treatment for pain relief from arthritic conditions, general joint soreness/stiffness, and osteoporosis, intending to keep the patient as active and physically healthy as is possible. Some therapists may see progressive diseases, …
February 22, 2020
Best Diffuser Pens, Aromatherapy: Health Benefits of Essential Oils - these are types of oils that have been used for several years in different ways for health and medicinal purposes. They have gained popularity as cost effective, safe and natural therapy for several health conditions. This is because of their antibacterial, detoxifying, antiviral, antidepressant, calming and stimulating properties. You can make a great difference by adding them to your personal medicine and lifestyle instead of using expensive healthcare bill and avoid the side effects of medication. They are natural medicine because they are extracted from different parts of plants like leaves, flowers, roots etc. It is important to note that just one drop of the oil have very powerful health benefits and below are some of them. Check out Be MOXE for more information. Supports digestion They assists in indigestion, stomach spasm, relieve stomach upset, diarrhoea and any other condition found in the gastrointestinal system. They support digestion by stimulating digestive enzymes. These enzymes help in breading down and absorbing the proteins, fats and nutrients that your body requires to function properly. They improve your digestive system by reducing the occurrence of constipation, ulcers and indigestion. You can also use them to minimise nausea, relieve gas and reduce abdominal pain. Boosts brain functioning The oils have neuroprotective effects, which will help a person suffering from neurodegenerative conditions like dementia. The oils have strong antioxidants which helps prevent free basic scavenging. Therefore, they help reduce inflammation and boost brain function. They …
February 9, 2020
by Bret Stetka © 2018 Infectious Theory Draws Fresh Interest Alzheimer's Disease - Dr Leslie Norins is willing to hand over $1 million of his own money to anyone who can clarify something: is Alzheimer's disease, the most common form of dementia worldwide, caused by a germ? By "germ" he means microbes like bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites. In other words, Norins, a physician turned publisher, wants to know if Alzheimer's is infectious. It's an idea that just a few years ago would've seemed to many an easy way to drain your research budget on bunk science. Money has poured into Alzheimer's research for years, but until very recently not much of it went toward investigating infection in causing dementia. But this "germ theory" of Alzheimer's, as Norins calls it, has been fermenting in the literature for decades. Even early 20th century Czech physician Oskar Fischer—who, along with his German contemporary Dr Alois Alzheimer, was integral in first describing the condition—noted a possible connection between the newly identified dementia and tuberculosis. If the germ theory gets traction, even in some Alzheimer's patients, it could trigger a seismic shift in how doctors understand and treat the disease. Norins received his medical degree from Duke in the early 1960s, and after a stint at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention he fell into a lucrative career in medical publishing. He eventually settled in an aged community in Naples, Florida, where he took an interest in dementia and began reading up on the condition. After scouring the medical literature he noticed a pattern. "It appeared that many of the reported characteristics …
February 8, 2020
What is Vaping? Vaping is the act of inhaling the aerosol (vapor) from an e-cigarette or similar device, often called a vape. To create this vapor, vape devices heat up liquid known as e-liquid or e-juice. Vaping differs from regular smoking in several ways: It does not usually include tobacco. Vape users inhale an aerosol, not smoke. E-liquid often comes in sweet, pleasant-smelling flavors. The vape industry has little regulation. The dangers of vaping are still being discovered. Introduced to the market in 2006, vaping products quickly became mainstream by the end of the decade, with about 7 million vapers worldwide, according to market research group Euromonitor International. Many people embraced these products as a safer, more socially acceptable alternative to traditional cigarettes. As a result, the number of vape users had soared to 35 million by 2016. By 2021, the number of adults who vape is expected to reach 55 million people — this is not including the millions of underage vapers. However, vaping has also faced more scrutiny because of its alleged child-targeting marketing tactics, the epidemic of underage vaping, rising reports of devastating lung injuries, and an increasing number of studies suggesting that vaping is not nearly as safe as once believed. Quick Facts About Vaping Deaths Nearly every state in the U.S. has reported at least one vaping-related death. As of January 2020, dozens of deaths have been attributed to vaping. Approximately one-fifth of the current vaping death cases involve minors. The Centers for Disease Control …
January 3, 2020
You can see a lot of people running and exercising. You probably see them around the park often. They can run freely there. There are no cars or anything. The thing about these people is that they carry some sort of gadgets. They’re all equipped with something. It may be a bit confusing to you, especially if you aren’t a sports person. If you didn’t know, these devices are meant to read your pulse. You can see them in many shapes and sizes. You could learn so much here. What is a pulse oximeter? It’s a simple device that you put on your finger. It measures the rate of your pulse. You can see them mostly on people’s fingers. This way they are supposed to work better. They’re handy during exercising and relaxing. It may look weird. But you shouldn’t be bothered about that. However, many people don’t like these gadgets. They go for other devices like smart watches. You have to learn many things about the oximeter before you make a decision. There are many products on the market nowadays. A lot of companies make them. So, you may have a hard time choosing. It’s normal. You could browse the market carefully. These products have suspicious low prices. They are thought to tell you a wrong number. So, you can’t really trust them. If you have low circulation in your hands, you won’t get a good reading. Also, you can’t share data with these cheap products. That’s a big …
January 3, 2020
The Biological Effects of Weak Electromagnetic Fields Problems and solutions Andrew Goldsworthy March 2012 Foreword I am a retired lecturer from Imperial College London, which is among the top three UK universities after Oxford and Cambridge and is renowned for its expertise in electrical engineering and health matters. I spent many years studying calcium metabolism in living cells and also how cells, tissues and organisms are affected by electrical and electromagnetic fields. In this article entitled: The Biological Effects of Weak Electromagnetic Fields, Andrew Goldsworthy shares a lot of important information on electromagnetic fields and their effects on health. In this article, I will try to explain in lay-person’s language how weak electromagnetic fields from cell phones, cordless phones and WiFi can have serious effects on human and animal health. These include damage to glands resulting in obesity and related disorders, chronic fatigue, autism, increases in allergies and multiple chemical sensitivities, early dementia, DNA damage, loss of fertility and cancer. All this happens at levels of radiation that the cell phone companies tell us are safe because the radiation is too weak to cause significant heating. This is the only criterion that they use to assess safety. In fact, the direct electrical effect on our cells, organs and tissues do far more damage to us at energy levels that may be hundreds or thousands of times lower than those that cause significant heating. These are termed non-thermal effects. As yet our governments and health authorities are doing nothing to protect …