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Man files lawsuit after given simulated saline for mannequins

wafb.com

by Tyana Daquano

February 4, 2015

A Baton Rouge man says in December 2014, he went to a local clinic for a minor cosmetic procedure. An out-patient procedure he says doctors told him would take no more than an hour to complete.

The FDA recently reported patients in seven states, including Louisiana, were mistakenly given a simulated saline solution that health workers use to practice on mannequins. "I want to know what was in these bags, I want to know what's possibly still in my system because I am still having complications," Fisher said.

Frankincense and Cancer - What You Need to Know About This Essential Oil

thetruthaboutcancer.com

by Ty Bollinger

August 10, 2016

As they made their iconic trek from the Far East to witness the invaluable gift of the newborn King, the three wise men from the biblical account of the birth of Jesus came bearing their own gifts.

The oil of frankincense has been used for thousands of years to quell disease-causing inflammation, support heightened immunity, and prevent dangerous infections. But many people remain unaware of the added cancer-fighting potential of this precious serum, which researchers from the University of Leicester in the UK (among others), have confirmed through rigorous scientific testing.

Cancer - Why Some Get It and Some Don't

thetruthaboutcancer.com

by Ty Bollinger

July 12, 2016

Human cells are produced, mature, and then die. Under normal circumstances, this process repeats itself every second of your lifetime. If the body's cells do not die naturally when they are damaged or mutated.

Given the same exposure to the same toxins over the same period of time, someone with a healthy immune system may have no adverse effects while someone with a compromised immune system may develop hypoxia (lack of oxygen at the cellular level) and eventually cancer.

CoQ10 and Its Role Against Cancer

thetruthaboutcancer.com

by Ty Bollinger

March 2, 2016

CoQ10 is used by the body's cells to produce the energy they need to grow and stay healthy. CoQ10 also consists of an antioxidant property that protects the cells from harmful free radicals.

Free radicals can cause damage to the DNA of a cell which is often linked to the cause of cancer. CoQ10, protects the body is from the harmful effects of free radicals; hence, reducing one's risk of developing cancer. CoQ10 is found in all of the body's tissues but is more concentrated in the heart, liver, kidneys, pancreas and lungs. CoQ10 is also found in: anchovies, broccoli, beef, salmon, sardines, mackerel, soy oil and peanuts.

Find the Right Doctor and Triumph over Cancer

thetruthaboutcancer.com

by Ty Bollinger

December 2, 2015

Make sure the doctor you choose is the right doctor for treating and beating cancer in your life.

When you are diagnosed with cancer, one of the first things you should do is find the right doctor ... someone you can trust and is knowledgeable about how to heal the human body. But more than that, you should find a doctor who treats his patients as human beings, rather than revenue generators.

Antipsychotic Drugs Don't Cut Aggression in Mentally Disabled

Bloomberg

by Trista Kelley

January 4, 2008

Antipsychotic drugs are an ineffective treatment for aggressive behavior in patients born with moderate to severe mental disabilities, according to an article published in the Lancet today.

Doctors measured the effects of two antipsychotic drugs, haloperidol, a generic sold by companies including Novartis AG, or Johnson & Johnson's Risperdal, on 86 non-psychotic patients. The participants showed no significant improvement against a placebo in terms of adverse side effects, aberrant behavior, quality of life and the effects on caregivers.

Healing Cavities (A True "We've-Done-It!" Story!)

trinaholden.com

by Trina Holden

June 17, 2013

Oh, peoples. I"m about to reveal something to you that has taken me months to work up the nerve to confess.

Are you ready for this? {I'm not sure I am, but here goes...} I haven't used toothpaste in over a year. Oh my gosh. I can't believe I just said that out loud. On the internet. I guess now I have to explain myself, huh?

The 9 Very Best Essential Oils For Treating Colds And Flu

offthegridnews.com

by Tricia Drevets

January 21, 2017

You know the feeling. It may start with a scratchy throat or with a few more aches and pains than normal. Or it could begin with a runny nose and a feeling of exhaustion. Yes, it's a cold coming on - or maybe worse - the flu.

Before you reach for the antihistamine, however, why not try an effective natural remedy instead? Essential oils have been used for centuries to fight the symptoms of the common cold. You can add them to your bathwater, diffuse them in the air you breathe or even apply them directly to your skin. Essential oils help the body fight off infection and serve to strengthen the immune system. In her book The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Essential Oils, Julia Lawless explains that essential oils can boost the body's defense system against bacteria, fungi and infections.

Coca-Cola Admits That Dasani is Nothing But Tap Water - Occupy Monsanto

occupymonsanto360.org

by Trevor Datson

January 15, 2013

It made for great headlines, but the fact that the UK version of Coca-Cola's Dasani brand bottled water comes out of the London public supply should hardly have come as a surprise.

Despite the Hype, Bottled Water is Neither Cleaner nor Greener than Tap WaterCoca Cola's Plan: Just Say No - To Drinking Tap Water "Coke's in hot water," "Eau dear" and "The real sting" were three good examples of the newspaper headline writer's art, but the only real difference between Dasani and many other bottled waters is that the humble origin of the product is firmly in the spotlight.

Tenn. child agency head quits as deaths questioned

knoxnews.com

by Travis Loller

February 5, 2013

The head of Tennessee's child welfare agency resigned Tuesday under scrutiny of how her agency handled the cases of children who were investigated as possible victims of abuse and neglect, then later died.

Gov. Bill Haslam announced Kate O'Day's resignation as Department of Children's Services commissioner in a news release, saying "She was concerned that she had become more of a focus than the children the department serves."

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