With thanks to the Thaindian News 8.4.08
A three-member Spanish cancer support team visited the Prasanta Banerji Homeopath Research Foundation (PBHRF) here to study and learn the technical know-how of alternative homeopathic medicine, Banerji protocol, for treating cancer.
Sue :: Apr.19.2008 :: pathology, research :: No Comments »
With thanks to IRIN Plus News:
MAUN, 21 February 2008 (PlusNews) - The nondescript town of Maun in northern Botswana is often no more than a way-station on the road to the luxury safari camps of the Okavango Delta, a haven for wildlife and one of Africa’s most popular tourist destinations.
Sue :: Feb.22.2008 :: homeopathy abroad, pathology :: No Comments »
CHAPTER 2
THE SPANISH INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC OF 1918 WAS CAUSED BY VACCINATIONS
Eleanora I. McBean, Ph.D., N.D.
With this much uncertainty in dealing with the very lives of people, it is very unscientific and extremely dangerous to use such a questionable procedure as vaccination. Continue Reading »
Sue :: Feb.09.2008 :: epidemics, pathology, pharmaceuticals :: No Comments »
Homeopathy for Psychological Problems
By Louise McLean 21st January, 2008.
Throughout all the discussions and media attacks on homeopathy during the last few years, one thing has never been mentioned and that is the extraordinary effectiveness of homeopathic medicines to treat symptoms relating to psychological problems.
These include emotional states such as grief, fright, anguish, anger, indignation, guilt, remorse, disappointed love, homesickness, jealousy. Continue Reading »
Sue :: Jan.23.2008 :: pathology :: No Comments »
Hear the story of Merck and the Green monkey SV40 virus … from Dr Maurice Hillerman and from the Presentation at the”Twentieth Century Plagues” Symposium 1.3.1996.
SV-40 infection is now widespread within the human population almost certainly as a result of poliovaccine produced in rhesus monkey kidney cells during the 1950s. A recent study showed infection in 23% of blood samples from normal individuals. The virus can also be detected in sperm fluid and is likely to be passed congenitally to future generations.
Sue :: Jan.20.2008 :: pathology, pharmaceuticals :: No Comments »
With thanks for the Times Pharmacy Magazine 17.1.08, the Chicago Tribune 18.1.08 and the New York Times 2.3.07
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will declare that cough and cold medicine is too risky for babies and toddlers on Thursday according to recent reports on CNN.com. FDA is issuing a public health advisory to warn parents of the serious and potentially life threatening side effects of cold and cough medicine when used to treat children under 6.
Sue :: Jan.18.2008 :: pathology, pharmaceuticals :: No Comments »
Vitamin C can inhibit the virus in test tubes, although it has not shown the same effect in the human body. It can help boost the immune system, however. Very high doses of vitamin C are sometimes used as supportive therapy. The dose must be determined and monitored by your doctor. Continue Reading »
Sue :: Jan.11.2008 :: diet, pathology, research :: No Comments »
The Journal of Natural Products, published by the American Chemical Society, the world’s largest scientific society, concluded that tart cherries may relieve pain better than aspirin and many other anti-inflammatory drugs. It turns out that consumption of about 20 cherries reduces inflammation in a similar manner as aspirin or Cox-2 inhibiting drugs without the lethal side effects of gastric bleeding or vitamin depletion associated with these drugs. The molecules in cherries, called anthocyanins, work to reduce inflammation at ten times less dosage than aspirin. Continue Reading »
Sue :: Jan.11.2008 :: diet, pathology, research :: No Comments »
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Sue :: Jan.06.2008 :: pathology :: No Comments »
With thanks to The New Nation Bangladesh
Bashir Mahmud Ellias November 18, 2007
Recently, the statistics of increasing number of kidney patients in Bangladesh and trend of damage of kidney has been published in the newspaper. This critical situation is of great concern.
Sue :: Nov.17.2007 :: homeopathy abroad, pathology :: No Comments »