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…there is some association between having the measles and its protection against asthma. The article states that “scientists suspect that being exposed to many infections early in life switches the…

…in The Journal of the American Medical Association suggests that “early childhood infections” can be prevented as a result of hepatitis B vaccination. Let’s notice that this says nothing about…

…asthma, allergies, ear infections, and chronic illness), or their digestive system (causing colic, constipation, and other stomach issues). Most of the pictures on our walls come with a story, about…

Source: Nando Times – Infants whose mothers were vaccinated against measles inherit fewer natural antibodies and are far more likely to catch the virus than infants of older, unvaccinated mothers,…

…the greatest mass-medication experiment in human history. (Europe basically kicked the stuff out.) Is it possible that we could all be nothing more than expendable guinea pigs with fewer fillings?…

…have fewer allergies than do other children. “Half the modern drugs could well be thrown out the window, except that the birds might eat them,” wrote Martin Fischer. In our…

…some point we will be forced to decide whether it is our inalienable right to catch and transmit potentially fatal infections.” In response to his quandary I must answer an…

…and the increasing risk of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, ear infections without antibiotics, healing ear infections without antibiotics (is that even possible /sarcasm), useless cases of antibiotic therapy for bronchitis, MD issued…

…Phenylpropanolamine? Phenylpropanolamine is an ingredient found in many prescriptions and over-the-counter cough and cold products. It is primarily used to treat symptoms of allergy, colds, and upper respiratory infections but…

…that cause serious and sometimes fatal staph infections are able to swap genes with relatives in order to adapt to new environments and cause even greater medical mischief, a study…

…News. The article states that inappropriate use of antibiotics for upper respiratory tract infections continues to be, “the single most important driver” of resistance despite increased awareness of the problem…

…a Chiropractic Assistant in Canada… There is big research about hospitals and infections in Canada and it starts like this: Hospitals The Sickening Truth In Canada, they could be hazardous…

…antibiotic resistance is overuse. “A lot of infections are viral and antibiotics don’t do anything for viral infections,” he said. Source: USA Today planetc1.com-news @ 08:12 | Article ID: 934290733…

…recent news reports. The inappropriate use of antibiotics has been a major contributor to the problem of drug-resistant infections worldwide. According to several articles, antibiotic packaging will soon bear a…

…would help prevent ear infections. Channel 8 news found that the vaccine was never licensed to treat such a condition. In the piece, a representative of the CDC was interviewed…

…infections. According to the UK study, the wait-and-see approach resulted in a 76 percent reduction in the use of antibiotic prescriptions. The article states that each year millions of children…

…were respiratory (like asthma), ENT (like ear infections), musculoskeletal, skin, gastrointestinal (like colic), allergies, and prevention. Factors influencing the choice of alternative medicine are word of mouth, fear of drug…

…that toxins are responsible for far more of the rampant rise of chronic illness than we previously thought. Asthma, allergies, neurobehavioral disorders, increased infections, autoimmune diseases, cancer, cerebral palsy, atherosclerosis,…

Associated Press reported yesterday that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have changed their policy on a vaccine given to treat ear infections. It is interesting to see the…

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. According to an article posted by yourhealthdaily, there are currently no fewer than 300 vaccines in various stages of development planned for use in humans. Three…

…it continues to get chiseled and funneled and focused down into fewer and fewer things that are really important. (Hopefully you get the point, because it would be pointless to…

…did there will be fewer fights, wars and the like. I’m not saying that we would not have any but we would have far fewer and those that we had…

…as Cox-2 inhibitors. They reportedly act by controlling painful inflammation, similar to the effects of aspirin. However, some research reports have found that Cox-2 inhibitors result in fewer ulcers than…

…needy. Needy because his corn crop had provided fewer ears of corn per row than usual. Needy because his livestock consisting of a few chickens, one cow, and a couple…