Fibromyalgia 2008- What’s New… And How Do You Get Relief If You Suffer From This Disease?
By: Nathan Wei
The American College of Rheumatology meeting held in Boston from November 6-12 provided a platform for experts in the field of fibromyalgia (FM) to present information that updates our notions as to what this disorder really is.
Legitimacy as […]

Why High Cholesterol (And High Choline) Foods May Be Good For Your Blood
By: Steve P Smith
Choline is an essential nutrient but not, strictly speaking, a vitamin although it is often mistakenly thought of as a member of the B complex, with which it has numerous functions in common. Choline should be found in abundance in […]

After the Cancer Diagnosis: How to Support Yourself and Your Spouse
By: Jayne Hutchinson
Everyone is shocked when they first hear the word cancer. Some people may feel they know the test results before they hear them, but it’s still a shock to hear the words spoken out loud. It’s usually very difficult to hear or remember […]

Acne Fact and Fiction! Do Stress, Facials and Concealer\’s Help to Promote or Reduce Acne Breakouts?
By: Stephen M. Seabrook
What is Acne? People have differing opinions as to what acne really is. So, what exactly is acne? Do a couple of occasional but recurring zits qualify as a case of acne or do you have to […]

What To Remember While Pursuing An Alternative Cancer TreatmentBy D.S. Hamilton
Cancer is a modern day bane. With science and medical research making unforeseen progress in most areas there is hope that it will be conquered soon. There are several alternative cancer treatments being offered in different parts of the world, they range from divine to […]

Stroke, Prostate Cancer, Laughter and the Melting Mood
By Kerry Wood
My recovery from a stroke suffered in 2001 seemed glacially slow while it was taking place. Now, howeverI feel almost completely recovered, and the difficulties with my right hand and arm and the speech problems are like dim recollections of something that happened decades ago.
I still […]

The Value Of Radiation Therapy And Chemotherapy After Surgery For Pancreatic Cancer
By Carol Kornmehl
Pancreatic cancer, which generally has a very poor prognosis, is the fourth most common cause of cancer-related deaths. It killed greater than 32,000 Americans last year. Therefore, researchers are investigating methods to improve the outlook.
A large study recently demonstrated that patients who […]