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A brief history of health and medicine by John Silveira Issue #100
... all the thousands of years that came before. Nowadays, heart-lung machines can keep patients alive during critical surgery, dialysis machines ... nanotechnology and its promise of tools smaller than the body’s cells, may allow a doctor to inject a patient with thousands ... obstructions in the circulatory system or attack and destroy cancer cells one at a time while leaving the surrounding tissue intact. ...
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Beagle Ridge Herb Farm - Herb profiles - Herbal display gardens,hiking trails and classes
... responses. Echinacin, found in Echinacea, stops bacteria from forming the hyaluronidase enzyme, which helps make cells more susceptible to infection. It is a mild natural antibiotic, 6 milligrams of one ... been used for centuries for both for chronic and acute diseases. It treats weak digestion, lung and bronchial infections and mucous conditions. Garlic cloves may be taken internally both as ...
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Deuteromycota
... is little air flow, and a high concentration of spores. When inhaled, they can cause lung infections which vary from mild bronchial symptoms to lethality. It often results in capsules ... Arthrobotrys and Dactylella - Lassoing fungi. These and other interesting forms have either nooses of cells or adhesive cells which capture soil nematodes as they crawl in their vicinity. G. Drechslera - Southern ...
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Seabuckthorn commercial information
... have a significant function to resist the action of cancer, control and kill cancer cells, stop the growing of cancer inducing factors, and increase the cancer resistance by promoting ... promoting the metabolism of cells, improving the liver function, resistance fatty liver and cirrhosis of liver. Addition, seabuckthorn oil has a significant protecting effect to heart, liver, lung and marrow. Top ...
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Nuclear power can't replace cheap oil.
... into oxygen and hydrogen gas, with the hydrogen gas being used directly or in fuel cells for vehicles? Nuclear power doesn't cut it. About 42% of the 'primary energy' we ... in as microscopic contaminated dust particles is potently carcinogenic, with a very good chance of lung cancer within a decade or two of the incident. "It would take more than twice ...
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Database Entry: Horsetail - Equisetum arvense, Horsetail - Equisetum arvense, Horsetail - Equisetum arvense
... fluids of wounds or in the poultice materials, and its absorption directly into blood and cells at the site of the wound. Internally, horsetail is often used as a source ... Antiseptic, Cancer(Bones), Cancer Spain Diuretic, Tumor Turkey Antiseptic, Astringent, Carminative, Consumption, Diuretic, Hemostat, Lung, Pile This web page is copyrighted © 2004 by Raintree Nutrition, Inc. All rights reserved. ...
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Disease
... syndrome (ALPS), which accompanies many autoimmune disorders, results in an overabundance of white blood cells known as lymphocytes. ALPS is caused by a defect in apoptosis and causes an ... Researchers have found links between common childhood vaccinations and several illnesses including childhood asthma. Lung Disease Chook Diseases Diseases of chickens... how to recognise and treat the more common ...
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Diseases
... syndrome (ALPS), which accompanies many autoimmune disorders, results in an overabundance of white blood cells known as lymphocytes. ALPS is caused by a defect in apoptosis and causes an ... Researchers have found links between common childhood vaccinations and several illnesses including childhood asthma. Lung Disease Chook Diseases Diseases of chickens... how to recognise and treat the more common ...
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Does Pressure-Treated Wood Belong in Your Garden?
... red and white blood cells, and give you a pins-and-needles sensation in your arms and legs. Inorganic arsenic is also carcinogenic, increasing the risk of lung, skin, and other cancers ...
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UCMP Glossary: B
... as well. blueschist -- Metamorphic rock formed under great pressures, but not so great temperatures. book lung -- A set of soft overlapping flaps, covered up by a plate on the abdomen, through ... -- Any reduced leaf-like structure associated with a cone or flower. brain -- Collection of nerve cells usually located at the anterior end of an animal, when present at all. The nerves ...
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