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» Using Food as Medicine
By Gary Wickman | Published 09/1/2010 | Medicine | Unrated

A healthy diet gives us the nutrients we need to keep our body in top-flight condition.

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» ABC of Blood Donation Process
By Christopher Jacoby | Published 08/14/2010 | Medicine | Unrated

Blood donation is a process, wherein an individual voluntarily decides to donate blood from his/her body.

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» Does Yellow Mucous Mean You Need an Antibiotic?
By Christopher Jacoby | Published 08/4/2010 | Medicine | Unrated

Antibiotics are used to fight a range of infections and viruses and are regularly prescribed to help with a host of illnesses as such.

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» Treating Fire Ant Bites
By Rick Missimer | Published 08/3/2010 | Medicine | Unrated

Ant bites are a particular nuisance and something that we all obviously try and avoid.

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» The Side Effects of Taking Melatonin for Jet Lag
By Mack LeMouse | Published 07/29/2010 | Medicine | Unrated

Jet lag could be considered one of the few downsides to going on holiday.

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» Should You Use Hydrogen Peroxide to Clean a Cut?
By Rick Missimer | Published 07/26/2010 | Medicine | Unrated

It’s not uncommon for most of us to lay our hands on a hydrogen peroxide solution when we experience a cut on our body.

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» What Is an ANA Test?
By Christopher Jacoby | Published 07/24/2010 | Medicine | Unrated

ANA test is a medical procedure used to spot antinuclear antibodies in our blood samples.

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» Knowing Your Health History
By Christopher Jacoby | Published 06/4/2010 | Medicine | Unrated

Health history is very important for doctors and dietician to be able to cater your existing health condition.

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» Hot and Cold Compression Therapy
By Christopher Jacoby | Published 06/4/2010 | Medicine | Unrated

Hot and cold therapy is one of the best methods to relieve any kind of pains.

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» Releasing Trauma – The Mind, Body, Spirit Connection
By Christopher Jacoby | Published 06/1/2010 | Medicine | Unrated

Trauma can be referred as a state of health characterized by unpleasant and unexpected situations.

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» The Dangers of Delayed Treatment
By Christopher Jacoby | Published 05/10/2010 | Medicine | Unrated

If you have any kind of medical condition – be it a physical injury or an illness or infection, then it is highly important that you get treatment as soon as possible.

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» The Benefits of Wearing Medical Alert ID Tags
By Christopher Jacoby | Published 05/9/2010 | Medicine | Unrated

Medical alert ID tags, also sometimes known as medical jewellery, are essentially pieces of jewellery or tags that you wear in order to inform medical professionals of elements of your medical history when you are otherwise unable to yourself.

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» Detailed Information on the Adrenal Gland
By Christopher Jacoby | Published 05/9/2010 | Medicine | Unrated

The adrenal gland, also known as the suprarenal gland, is a gland in all mammals that produces hormones related to stress.

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» Where Is the Pancreas Located in the Body?
By Jason Ladock | Published 05/8/2010 | Medicine | Unrated

The pancreas is one of the 'gland organs' in the human body and a significant part of the digestive and endocrine systems of all vertebrates.

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» Treating a Suspected Broken Bone
By James Madhok | Published 04/14/2010 | Medicine | Unrated

If you slip or fall and hurt a bone then it’s not always easy to know precisely how much damage you’ve done.

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» Getting Stitches
By James Madhok | Published 04/14/2010 | Medicine | Unrated

If you have an open wound that’s too large to close naturally then you may well need stitches.

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» What Your Blood Pressure Means – Blood Pressure Ranges
By James Madhok | Published 03/22/2010 | Medicine | Unrated

Learning to control your blood pressure is an important way to be able to improve your health and avoid various health complications such as heart attacks, heart diseases, arterial plaque, strokes or chest pain.

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» The Best Natural Painkillers
By Margrit Bradley | Published 02/2/2010 | Medicine | Unrated

More than often when we experience pain, we resort to certain over-the-counter painkillers which have several side effects in store for us.

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» When to Seek Medical Care
By Jason Ladock | Published 01/17/2010 | Medicine | Rating:

Increase in awareness about health has lead to a number of self-medication incidents.

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» What Are the Benefits of Abdominoplasty?
By Justin Williamson | Published 01/13/2010 | Medicine | Unrated

Abdominoplasty is the procedure of removing fat in lower abdominal region.

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» What Is Virtual Colonoscopy?
By James Madhok | Published 12/4/2009 | Medicine | Unrated

It’s no secret that lots of medical proceedings these days are very helpful to those who are sick because their technological advancement provides numerous reliefs to your medical problem.

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» Medical Compression Stockings
By James Madhok | Published 12/1/2009 | Medicine | Rating:

Medical compression stocking as indicated by the term have medicinal benefits and are also very stylish.

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» Why Is Herbal Testosterone in Demand?
By Stan Tian | Published 11/23/2009 | Medicine | Unrated

Testosterone imbalance can pose many health problems in an individual.

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» Pros and Cons of Stem Cell Therapy
By Jason Ladock | Published 11/16/2009 | Medicine | Rating:

Stem cell therapy is a type of cell therapy wherein cells are introduced into the damaged tissue so as to treat the disorder or the injury.

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» What Is Bee Venom Therapy?
By Mark Perry | Published 11/15/2009 | Medicine | Unrated

Bee venom therapy is a type of ancient therapy that works well in a number of medical conditions.

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» Uses for a Disposable Thermometer
By Jonathan Pitts | Published 11/4/2009 | Medicine | Unrated

A disposable thermometer is one that has a limited use or it can be dispose after being used to measure the temperature.

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» Life-Saving First Aid Tips
By Jonathan Pitts | Published 09/26/2009 | Medicine | Unrated

First aid is the provision of initial care to the victims of an accident or illness before expert medical help is obtained to treat the patients fully and in accordance with standard procedures of treatment.

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» Benefits of Colloidal Silver
By Rick Missimer | Published 09/1/2009 | Medicine | Unrated

Colloidal silver refers to small particles of silver suspended in the water.

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» Best Treatment for a Bee Sting?
By Rick Missimer | Published 08/1/2009 | Medicine | Unrated

Bees are one amongst those insects that can cause acute medical problems.

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» Transhumanism – The Future of Medicine and Supplements
By Mack LeMouse | Published 07/17/2009 | Medicine | Rating:

Transhumanism is a movement that’s recently gaining popularity or at least attention through a select number of scholars who are writing about the topic...

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» The Placebo Effect
By Mack LeMouse | Published 07/13/2009 | Medicine | Unrated

We all know about the link between our brain and body, and about how our mood can affect how we feel.

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» Generic Versus Brand-Name Drugs
By Luis Treacy | Published 02/27/2009 | Medicine | Unrated

In 1983, a group of New York State legislators tried to save consumers money by changing the prescription forms used by physicians.

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» Competing Pain Relievers: Aspirin, Acetaminophen, and Ibuprofen
By Luis Treacy | Published 02/13/2009 | Medicine | Rating:

Few things seem to appeal to drug companies more than the opportunity to sell you a nonprescription pain reliever.

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» Get Fit With Fitted Orthotics
By Jason Ladock | Published 10/8/2008 | Medicine | Unrated

Foot, ankle, shin, knee and back pains are common symptoms of modern living.

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» A, B, C of First-Aid
By Jason Ladock | Published 10/8/2008 | Medicine | Unrated

Confusion marks most emergencies.

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» First Aid: Wounds
By Thomas G. Parker | Published 07/24/2008 | Medicine | Rating:

A wound is a break in the continuity of a tissue of the body, either internal or external.

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» Introduction to First Aid
By Thomas G. Parker | Published 07/10/2008 | Medicine | Rating:

First aid is the immediate care given to a person who has been injured or suddenly taken ill.

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» Your Health and Free Radicals
By Jason Ladock | Published 05/24/2008 | Medicine | Unrated

Free radicals form when oxygen mixes with other molecules.

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» Should Therapeutic Drug Monitoring Become More Common?
By Daniel Williams | Published 10/4/2006 | Medicine | Unrated

Many people are taking many prescription drugs. These drugs can improve the quality of life or assist in keeping a person healthy and alive.

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» Listerine Treatment For Toenail Fungus
By Nicky Pilkington | Published 08/30/2006 | Medicine | Rating:

Nobody could ever imagine that the popular mouthwash Listerine could be useful in toenail fungus treatment, but it seems it is true.

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» Why Generic Drugs Are A Viable Option?
By Jenifer Dsouza | Published 08/11/2006 | Medicine | Unrated

Some of the biggest-selling prescription drugs are going to lose patent protection between now and 2011 and due to this factor, generic drugs will be able to occupy a large part of the drug market.

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» Generic Vs Branded Drugs - The Tussle Is On
By Jenifer Dsouza | Published 08/11/2006 | Medicine | Rating:

Branded drugs continue be the favorites with users who have used them and are satisfied with their effective powers over the years.

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» Aspirin Sensitivity, The Basic Truth
By Charlene J. Nuble | Published 08/6/2006 | Medicine | Rating:

Contrary to what your folks usually think, and from what you may have heard while growing up, aspirin sensitivity is not an allergy.

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» Bextra - Drug History
By T. Going | Published 08/3/2006 | Medicine | Unrated

Bextra was created in the late 1990s by the G.D Searle & Co.

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» Zyprexa Side Effects
By T. Going | Published 08/2/2006 | Medicine | Unrated

Clinical studies have shown the drug Zyprexa to cause severe damage to several pancreatic functions, including lowered insulin sensitivity and elevated blood sugar levels.

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» Side Effects of Drugs
By Terje Ellingsen | Published 07/30/2006 | Medicine | Unrated

All drugs has side effects. Some drugs makes you sleepy, others - like for example antidepressants - can give you a headache.

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» Effects of Valium
By Terje Ellingsen | Published 07/29/2006 | Medicine | Rating:

Sedative-hypnotics like Valium are Central Nervous System depressants and are a category of drugs that slow normal brain function.

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» Brand-Name Drugs, Generic Drugs, And Illegal Prescription Drugs
By Rick Hendershot | Published 07/17/2006 | Medicine | Rating:

If you've thought about buying prescription drugs on the internet you may have found the whole experience rather confusing.

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» Discovering MSM
By David Snape | Published 07/5/2006 | Medicine | Rating:

MSM is a wonderful supplement with a low toxicity rating that naturally occurs in the body and targets a host of issues.

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» Two Reasons Why You Might Want a Second Opinion
By David Snape | Published 07/5/2006 | Medicine | Unrated

About six months ago, I visited my dentist. Unfortunately, it wasn't a pleasant experience.

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