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Patsy Hamilton
Patsy Hamilton was a health care professional for over twenty years before becoming a health writer. Currently she is writing a series of articles about type II diabetes, a subject of personal interest. Read more at http://www.diabetes-type-two-info-guide.com.


Articles by this Author
» Natural Healing of Heartburn
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/6/2007 | Heartburn | Unrated

Natural healing of heartburn is possible, but it may be necessary to make some changes in your diet or lifestyle.

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» Heartburn and Heart Disease
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/6/2007 | Heartburn | Unrated

Although heartburn and heart disease are not related, many of the symptoms of heartburn are similar to those experienced during a heart attack.

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» How Do I Get Rid of Heartburn?
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/6/2007 | Heartburn | Unrated

How do I get rid of heartburn? The answer may not be as simple as you had hoped.

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» Finding a Natural Heartburn Cure
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/6/2007 | Heartburn | Unrated

They say an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

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» Heartburn Facts
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/6/2007 | Heartburn | Unrated

Most people have occasional heartburn indigestion symptoms.

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» Heartburn FAQ
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/6/2007 | Heartburn | Rating:

Commonly asked questions about heartburn include "is there any foods I can eat to help rid heartburn" and "does milk help heartburn".

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» Symptoms of Ulcerative Colitis
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/6/2007 | Ulcerative Colitis | Unrated

The symptoms of ulcerative colitis may be mild, moderate or severe.

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» Ulcerative Colitis Info
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/6/2007 | Ulcerative Colitis | Unrated

The best place to get ulcerative colitis info is from your doctor, but knowing that friends and family members as well as patients sometimes do not get as much information...

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» Ulcerative Colitis Surgery
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/6/2007 | Ulcerative Colitis | Rating:

Ulcerative colitis surgery involves removing all or part of the colon, which includes the large intestine and rectum.

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» Dietary Restrictions for Ulcerative Colitis Control
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/6/2007 | Ulcerative Colitis | Rating:

If you are searching for information about an ulcerative colitis special diet, you may find yourself very confused.

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» Ulcerative Colitis Alternative Cures
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/6/2007 | Ulcerative Colitis | Rating:

The only known "cure" for ulcerative colitis is surgery, but many people find that the disease can be controlled.

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» Ulcerative Colitis Remedies
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/6/2007 | Ulcerative Colitis | Unrated

Although there are many products on the market which claim to be ulcerative colitis remedies, it is important to follow your doctor's advice.

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» Irritable Bowel Syndrome Signs and Symptoms
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/6/2007 | Irritable Bowel Syndrome | Unrated

Because irritable bowel syndrome signs and symptoms may include diarrhea, constipation or a combination of both...

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» Possible Risk Factors for Irritable Bowel Syndrome
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/6/2007 | Irritable Bowel Syndrome | Unrated

Although no one is sure what causes it, there are possible risk factors for irritable bowel syndrome.

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» Irritable Bowel Syndrome Remedies
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/6/2007 | Irritable Bowel Syndrome | Unrated

There are many products which may be effective irritable bowel syndrome remedies, but their effectiveness may depend on whether diarrhea, constipation or both are present.

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» Irritable Bowel Syndrome Pathogenesis
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/6/2007 | Irritable Bowel Syndrome | Unrated

Because most people do not seek help until symptoms become particularly frustrating, irritable bowel syndrome pathogenesis or the progression or development of the syndrome is unknown.

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» Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Stress
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/6/2007 | Irritable Bowel Syndrome | Unrated

Because a link has been established between irritable bowel syndrome and stress, treating the stress may relieve the symptoms of IBS.

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» Herbal Medicine for IBS
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/6/2007 | Irritable Bowel Syndrome | Unrated

Herbal medicine for IBS may be included as part of a holist approach to IBS control.

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» IBS Medications
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/5/2007 | Irritable Bowel Syndrome | Unrated

The IBS medications currently available may be disappointing. They do not cure the syndrome.

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» IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome) FAQ
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/5/2007 | Irritable Bowel Syndrome | Unrated

IBS is irritable bowel syndrome. IBS symptoms typically include abdominal pain which is relieved by a bowel movement.

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» Is the Common Cold Easy to Catch?
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/5/2007 | Cold | Rating:

Here we look at some frequently asked questions, such as "Is the common cold easy to catch?"

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» Recurring Common Cold Symptoms Could Be Allergies
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/5/2007 | Cold | Unrated

Some people are troubled with recurring common cold symptoms or a large number of colds per year.

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» Some Interesting Common Cold Statistics
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/5/2007 | Cold | Rating:

Common cold statistics provided by government agencies indicate that on the average children have six to ten colds per year, but some children have as many as twelve.

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» Immune System Problems
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/5/2007 | Conditions Disabilities | Unrated

Problems with the immune system can be relatively minor, leading to frequent colds and other viral or bacterial infections.

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» Primary Prevention of Influenza Outbreaks Could Be Improved
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/5/2007 | Influenza | Rating:

Primary prevention of influenza epidemics and pandemics is the main function of the World Health Organization Influenza Program.

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» A Brief History of the Avian Influenza H5N1 Virus
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/5/2007 | Influenza | Rating:

Although many different influenza viruses infect birds and have for many years, the history of the avian influenza H5N1 virus in humans is relatively brief...

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» The Cause of Influenza and Pneumonia Information
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/5/2007 | Influenza | Rating:

For those who are interested, this article provides, what we hope is easily understandable information about the cause of influenza and pneumonia information.

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» How Is Influenza Transmitted?
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/5/2007 | Influenza | Rating:

As the cold and flu season approaches in the northern hemisphere, people have many questions about the bugs, including "how is influenza transmitted" and questions about how influenza vaccine works to help prevent outbreaks of the flu.

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» The Symptoms of Avian Human Influenza
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/5/2007 | Influenza | Unrated

Avian is another word for bird. When flu bugs first infect one species and then later infect humans, they are often called by a name that reflects the original animal that carried the virus.

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» Aloe Vera and IBS
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 08/5/2007 | Medicinal Herbs | Rating:

Because prescription and over the counter products can have unwanted side effects, many people look for IBS herbal remedies, such as slippery elm and aloe vera.

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» IBS Diet Recommendations
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/10/2006 | Diets | Rating:

You can design your own unique IBS diet by keeping a food and symptoms diary.

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» Acid Reflux Symptoms and Treatment
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Heartburn | Rating:

There are various acid reflux symptoms and treatment plans. Some people have found that a home remedy for acid reflux is effective.

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» Severe Acid Reflux
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Heartburn | Rating:

If not treated, severe acid reflux can result in some very serious problems.

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» Silent Acid Reflux
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Heartburn | Rating:

Sometimes people do not realize that acid reflux is a problem for them. This may be referred to as silent acid reflux.

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» Natural Remedies for Acid Reflux
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Heartburn | Rating:

Because prescription medications can sometimes have unwanted side effects, many people look for natural cures for acid reflux.

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» Acid Reflux Diet Recommendations
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Heartburn | Unrated

An acid reflux diet typically restricts the intake of certain foods that are known to increase stomach acid.

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» Acid Reflux Chest Pain
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Heartburn | Rating:

The symptoms of acid reflux syndrome are primarily heartburn and nausea.

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» Natural Ways to Treat Acid Reflux
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Heartburn | Rating:

There are many natural ways to treat acid reflux. Prescription and over the counter drugs such as antacids and proton pump inhibitors were only designed to for occasional use or short-term care of the condition.

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» Acid Reflux Homeopathic Remedy
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Heartburn | Unrated

If you are looking for an acid reflux herb, there are many. Chamomile, meadowsweet, fennel and ginger root are commonly recommended.

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» Digestive System Diseases and Nervous Disorders
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Digestive Disorders | Rating:

Conditions which affect the stomach, esophagus, bowel, colon, liver or pancreas are considered digestive system diseases and disorders.

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» Digestive Disorders: Facts And Figures
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Digestive Disorders | Rating:

Most people suffer from some sort of digestive disorders during their lifetime.

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» Facts About the Flu Shot
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Flu | Unrated

In order to help you make an informed decision, here are some facts about flu shots and vaccines in general.

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» Symptoms of Bird Flu
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Flu | Unrated

Although wild birds carry the viruses, they are usually unaffected by symptoms of bird flu.

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» Avian Flu Info
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Flu | Unrated

So, what is bird flu anyway? Bird flu is avian influenza. It is caused by a flu virus that is carried by wild birds, but is usually only harmful to domesticated birds.

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» Bird Flu in America
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Flu | Rating:

The concern is that migratory birds from Asia could pass the H5N1 strain to migratory birds from the Americas when they both gather in Alaska.

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» Herbal Flu Remedies
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Flu | Unrated

Bilberry, green tea, ginseng and turmeric are other popular herbal flu remedies and there use as such is supported by scientific and/or clinical studies.

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» Flu Shot Side Effects
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Flu | Unrated

Once a person contracts the flu, natural and homeopathic remedies for flu are just as effective as any other treatment.

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» Herbs For The Flu
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Flu | Unrated

There is no herbal and homeopathic alternative flu shot medicine, meaning there are no herbs, botanicals or other natural products that will cause the body to build up an immunity to specific strains of the flu.

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» Dangers of Flu Shots
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Flu | Rating:

Some medical professionals state that flu shot risks are myths and that danger is minimal. While other health care professionals say that the dangers of flu shots are real.

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» Where to Find a Place for Flu Shot Vaccinations
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Flu | Unrated

The Center for Disease Control does not foresee any shortage of local flu shots for the upcoming season.

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» The Bird Flu Watch and Avian Flu Updates
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Flu | Unrated

The World Health Organization (WHO) provides a bird flu watch and regular avian flu updates.

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» Flu Shot Reactions from Common to Rare
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Flu | Rating:

The common flu shot reactions include swelling, soreness and redness at the point of injection, body aches and low grade fever.

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» Are Flu Shots Bad or The Ultimate Flu Buster?
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Flu | Unrated

If you are concerned about adverse reactions to flu shots, bad batches of flu vaccines or any of the controversy over flu shots, then you may be considering a "flu buster".

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» Crohns Disease Treatment Options Disappointing to Some
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Crohns Disease | Rating:

According to studies and surveys performed by the National Institutes of Health, many patients are unhappy with conventional Crohns disease treatment and more than half seek alternatives.

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» The Statistics for Crohns Disease Patients
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Crohns Disease | Unrated

Crohns syndrome and ulcerative colitis are not considered life threatening diseases (less than 1000 deaths are attributed to IBD annually), but they do affect quality of life.

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» New Crohns Disease Medication Being Researched in London
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Crohns Disease | Rating:

The scientific and medical communities blame a number of diseases on a dysfunctional immune system.

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» Crohns Disease Diet May Help Relieve Symptoms
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/9/2006 | Crohns Disease | Unrated

A Chrons disease diet plan may vary from individual to individual and may need to be changed, depending on whether symptoms are present or in remission.

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» Avian Flu Pandemic Concerns, Fears and Facts
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Flu | Unrated

The term avian flu pandemic has been used widely, but in actuality the avian flu virus and an influenza pandemic are not the same things.

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» Flu Shot Deficit Related to Vaccine Manufacturers Production Problems
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Flu | Unrated

In 2005, many flu shot providers who ordered the Chiron vaccine experienced a flu shot deficit.

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» Does Stress Damage The Immune System?
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Stress | Rating:

Does stress damage the immune system? That question can only be answered by first discussing the difference between acute stress and chronic stress.

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» Immune System Diseases and Dysfunction
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Conditions Disabilities | Unrated

There are numerous rare congenital or inherited diseases of the immune system and these are frequently referred to as primary immune deficiency diseases.

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» The Effect of Stress on the Immune System
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Stress | Rating:

Short term stress like dealing with an attack or playing a sport does not negatively affect the immune system.

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» Compromised Immune System
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Conditions Disabilities | Unrated

Although we typically think of those who suffer from HIV/AIDS and congenital diseases that affect the immune system first, anyone can run the risk of an improperly functioning immune system.

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» Foods That Boost the Immune System
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Food Drink | Rating:

Finding specific foods that boost the immune system can be complicated, because certain vitamins work best when taken with other vitamins.

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» Protect Your Immune System with Dietary Supplements
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Nutrition | Rating:

There is mounting scientific evidence that certain immune system dietary supplements can help strengthen and protect your immune system.

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» How Do I Make My Immune System Stronger?
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Conditions Disabilities | Rating:

Opinions vary about the safety and effectiveness of flu shot vaccines.

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» Combating the Suppressed Immune System
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Conditions Disabilities | Rating:

People who have lots of colds, get the flu every year or suffer from a suppressed immune system for other reasons often ask, "How do I improve immune system function?"

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» Food for a Healthy Immune System
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Nutrition | Rating:

Focusing on food for a healthy immune system can increase overall good health and nutrition.

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» What Causes Health Problems to the Immune System?
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Conditions Disabilities | Rating:

There is no simple answer to this question. There are a number of things that could be what causes health problems to the immune system.

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» What Benefits the Immune System?
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Medicinal Herbs | Unrated

The immune system is a very complicated collection of cells, organs and pathways.

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» Increasing Your Immune System Naturally
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Medicinal Herbs | Rating:

Many people are concerned about what damages the immune system, but those things that are beneficial are sometimes overlooked.

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» The Search for a Diet to Rebuild Immune System Strength
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Diets | Unrated

Searching for a diet to rebuild immune system strength can be frustrating, because recommendations vary.

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» Causes of Common Cold and Possible Cures
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Cold | Rating:

The causes of common cold symptoms are well known. Viruses enter and infect the lining of the nose causing sneezing, coughing, runny nose, sore throat, etc.

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» Facts about Common Cold Treatments
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Cold | Rating:

Adequate rest is important at all times for maintaining a healthy immune system and general good health.

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» Preventing the Common Cold and Practicing Good Health Habits
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Cold | Unrated

Preventing the common cold is a matter of practicing good health habits and maintaining a healthy immune system.

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» Common Cold Remedies: Old and New
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Cold | Unrated

Since there is no cure for the viral infection, common cold remedies are designed to relieve symptoms of the infection.

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» Getting Rid of Common Cold Symptoms
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Cold | Rating:

Opinions concerning zinc and vitamin C common cold remedies vary.

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» A look at Alternative Medicine and Common Cold
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Cold | Unrated

Scientists and researchers continue to evaluate different methods of treating the common cold.

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» Common Cold Spread
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Cold | Unrated

Concern over common cold spread, as well as the spread of other viruses in schools, hospitals and other public places, should lead to increased focus on good health habits.

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» Frequently Asked Questions About Cold
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Cold | Unrated

Does getting a chill or getting overheated cause a cold? It is a myth that getting a chill can cause a cold.

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» Common Cold Facts and Theories
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Cold | Rating:

Here are some of the accepted common cold facts. Colds are caused by viruses, not by being overheated or chilled.

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» Home Remedies for the Common Cold
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Cold | Rating:

Most people have their own home remedies for the common cold. Some of these can be supported by scientific research.

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» The Search for the Best Treatment for Common Cold
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Cold | Rating:

Opinions vary about the best treatment for common cold symptoms. Zinc common cold remedies are much in the news, but some controversy surrounds their use.

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» Facts about the Common Cold Incubation Period
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Cold | Rating:

The typical common cold incubation period is from two to five days, but symptoms can appear in as little as ten hours after the virus first enters the nose.

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» What Causes the Common Cold?
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Cold | Rating:

A virus causes the common cold. This is a fact, but why some people develop symptoms and others do not is unknown.

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» How is the Common Cold Transmitted?
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Cold | Unrated

The common cold is one of the major reasons for doctor visits every year, but doctors typically recommend an over the counter remedy for common cold symptom relief.

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» How Long Is the Common Cold Contagious?
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Cold | Rating:

Among other questions that people have about the common cold. Many wonder how long is the common cold contagious and what to take to stop a common cold.

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» Myth: Bacteria Causes the Common Cold
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Cold | Rating:

Many people still think that bacteria causes the common cold and this is probably the reason that people still visit the doctor asking for antibiotics.

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» Supplements for Building a Strong Immune System
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Nutrition | Unrated

Researchers have done thousands of studies about building a strong immune system and it is a relative surety that they will continue to do studies for quite some time.

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» Herbal Medicine May Improve Lowered Immune System Function
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Medicinal Herbs | Unrated

Vitamin deficiencies, lack of proper rest, cigarette smoking and chronic stress can all lead to lowered immune system strength.

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» Home Cures For The Common Cold May Be The Best Choice
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Cold | Unrated

Modern research has found that many of the home cures for the common cold used by our ancestors have merit.

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» Home Instructions for the Common Cold
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Cold | Rating:

A large number of different viruses can cause the common cold, but scientists know the most about the rhinovirus.

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» Facts about Stomach Flu, Common Cold and Influenza Disease
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Viral Diseases | Rating:

The influenza disease is an illness which affects the upper respiratory system.

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» Symptoms of Influenza Virus Infection
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Influenza | Rating:

There is more than just one influenza virus. There are actually a number of different influenza viruses and they all have the ability to mutate or change.

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» Latest Info On Avian Influenza Outbreaks
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Influenza | Unrated

The most recent info on avian influenza available from the World Health Organization (WHO) reports that Indonesia has had a total of 69 confirmed human cases, since 2003.

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» Fastest Cures For the Effects of the Common Cold
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Cold | Rating:

The effects of the common cold can interfere with your daily routine, make you miss work or school and generally make you feel miserable.

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