By camborw on December 31, 2008
Alzheimer’s, one of the most feared age related diseases of our time, has the attention of scientist who are intensively researching every aspect of the age-related dementia. Once Alzheimer’s takes hold, there is no known cure. There are new drugs available that seem to provide some preventive measures and several theories as to what causes [...]
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Posted in Anti-Aging Therapy, Chronic & Acquired Diseases
By camborw on December 24, 2008
Everybody knows that you need good elimination habits to function optimally but few have only a basic understanding of what that means. In a society that is becoming more focused on health and nutrition, a closer look at a group of toxins, called neurotoxins, is needed. While elimination routes include kidney, gastrointestinal, skin and exhaled [...]
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Posted in Chronic & Acquired Diseases, Detoxification, Neurotoxicity
By camborw on December 17, 2008
In the toxic environment we live it, it is hard to imagine one being able to escape the potential dangers that threaten us in our air, water and food. Some believe, as I do, that the health of this nation, evidenced by the escalation of heart disease and chronic acquired diseases, is in direct relationship [...]
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Posted in Anti-Aging Therapy, Antioxidants, Chelation, Chronic & Acquired Diseases, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Detoxification, DMPS, DMSA, EDTA, Neurotoxicity, Nutritional Therapies, Pesticides
By camborw on December 10, 2008
Pesticides kill insects and pests but can also have a devastating effect on the human species. When a panic-stricken friend called to say she had a termite infestation and the exterminator wanted to pour 350 pounds of pesticide in and around her home, I realized most people do not know how to get enough information [...]
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Posted in Neurotoxicity, Pesticides, Termite Extermination
By camborw on December 3, 2008
Food allergy is believed to be the single most contributory factor of chronic disease and therefore warrants consideration when evaluating the patient. Immune reactions to ingestants are much more complex than inhalants which tend to be a fixed allergy. To the physician who understands the basic history and complex symptomology of food hypersensitivity, evaluation has [...]
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Posted in Allergy, Chronic & Acquired Diseases
