We all have somebody we love more than ourselves. But our beloved sometimes becomes our victim when we cannot control ourselves. And we know that they will most likely forgive us. Therefore, we may become abusive, emotionally or physically. It is not good not only for us but for them as well. But how does it happen that we can hurt somebody we love so much? Is it us or is it something else? Continue reading “Why People Fight With Their Loved Ones” »
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Why People Fight With Their Loved Ones
Thursday, March 1st, 2012This Habit Could Spoil Your Life
Friday, July 8th, 2011
Are you a night owl or an early bird? Do you burn the midnight oil or are you early to bed, early to rise?
It is customary now to divide people into morning and evening people.
The morning type has peak performance in the morning. They are perky, get up easily and get started with work with a clear head. This is as it is supposed to be in nature. Continue reading “This Habit Could Spoil Your Life” »
Obese, Pear-Shaped Women Can Benefit
Friday, April 15th, 2011
Our obesity links us to diseases, early death; it makes us unhealthy, more susceptible to illness and terrible things in our lives. We know, as a people, that obesity will kill us. We know that people who lose weight reduce the amount of medication that they are on, feel better, work harder, and are stronger, emotionally balanced and overall happier. But, a recent article on CNN.com also suggests that the more you weigh, the more likely you are to have a bad memory. Can this be true? What can we do to make ourselves as healthy as we can be?
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Is There Such a Thing as A Healthy Fight?
Friday, April 15th, 2011
Do you believe in a good healthy argument? Sometimes, do you feel closer to your mate after a fight? Is that your relationship getting stronger?
Take for example, the old cliché about make-up sex. Everyone knows that sex is always better after you have just made up from a fight. Why is that? Is it because of the relief you feel of getting over something emotionally? Is it a way to take out the anger and frustration you feel you couldn’t explain, in a passionate way? Or maybe it’s something chemical, your pumping adrenaline, or something more that leads to an overall better sexual experience. Continue reading “Is There Such a Thing as A Healthy Fight?” »
Migraines Linked To Heart Defects
Friday, April 15th, 2011
A recent article in the New York Times talks about something very interesting, more in the ideas that it brings up, than in the actual article itself. “Are Migraines Linked To a Heart Defect” says that even though most people believe that migraines are caused by a problem in the head, it may be totally possible that they are linked to patent foramen ovale, or a hole in the heart.
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Heart Stents Are Not More Effective Than Traditional Treatment
Friday, February 18th, 2011
We expect that when something new about modern medicine is discovered, we will find the best course of action and treatment, and as a society, will move towards that, but it is proven time and time again how that theory can be completely wrong.
The “Courage” Study in 2007 was supposed to change the way that cardiologists functioned. Basically, it found that a generic group of drugs yielded the same results as a $15,000 heart stent procedure. And this was supposed to change everything. Doctors would start realizing that this was the right way to go, and not put their patients through procedure of questionable value. But that did not happen.
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Mummies Don’t Get Cancer
Tuesday, January 18th, 2011
If you knew that cancer has been around since the beginning of time, doesn’t the thought of a cure seem impossible? But what if you were told that cancer is actually not only on the rise, but didn’t exist in ancient history. That knowledge can lead to amazing breakthroughs in science, as well as hope for all of us that a change in our lifestyle may be a way to prevent the disease.
We see articles about it all the time. This medication now found to cause cancer, this activity now thought to lower the risk of cancer, this food linked to cancer or cancer prevention. It’s impossible to keep up. Even as a doctor, you’re recommendations to patients would constantly be changing, based on this study or that. Continue reading “Mummies Don’t Get Cancer” »
How Stress Can Shut You Down And Kill You
Tuesday, October 26th, 2010
While some people may seem to think that too much stress is the zest of life and keeps you going, it is actually the opposite that is true. Stress shuts you down and holds you hostage in your own body. It keeps you from properly acting and reacting and it can eventually kill you.
But, there are natural ways to relieve stress without zoning out on pills at the end of a hard day, or at the beginning to help you “handle” yourself. Continue reading “How Stress Can Shut You Down And Kill You” »
Why Depression Medication Fails Us
Tuesday, June 15th, 2010Depression is a very serious subject and by no means does any doctor, functional, holistic or alternative, downplay the seriousness of what depression can cause. The symptoms of depression are vast, from physical to mental to emotional. The effects are devastating on it’s victims, families, careers, children and futures. Suicide is the most awful ending to depression, but it is not the most common at all.
Most people live with depression. Some seek counseling, while others just suffer through the symptoms. Many learn to live with the symptoms until life is only a shell of what it used to be. But this is not how to handle depression. Even treatment, with a psychiatrist and medication, may not always help the ways that one may expect.
Some of the basic signs of depression include: Continue reading “Why Depression Medication Fails Us” »
Insomnia Keeps You From Problem Solving
Tuesday, June 15th, 2010
We all know how we get when we don’t have enough sleep. We are cranky and we look terrible. Often, we are too tired to perform our normal daily tasks. But those are just the things we notice right away. Dig deeper and see how having an unhealthy sleep pattern can affect your brain much more severely than you may think. Take for example our ability to make quick and smart decisions, or to solve problems. All of those examples are hindered on even just one night of bad sleep. Imagine how a person with insomnia must feel.
Every doctor will stress the importance of good sleeping habits, but a doctor, practicing functional medicine, will get to the root of the problem, find out what it causing your bad sleep, and help you solve it. There could be many reasons why you are not sleeping well. Everything from stress, to what you eat can easily affect your sleep. Continue reading “Insomnia Keeps You From Problem Solving” »
Chronic Stress Can Lower Your Testosterone
Wednesday, January 13th, 2010
If stress lowers testosterone, how come people in very high stress work places seem to have more of it? Boosting your testosterone level may be good for sexual performance and this seems to be a well known theory. So, men look to keep their testosterone up, hoping that it will keep their sexual prowess at peak.
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Hormones Can Determine Your Success At Work
Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009
Estrogen in women and testosterone in men are necessary for memory. At work, especially in this economic downturn, you need to be as competitive as possible, especially when your expertise can easily be replaced by a recent graduate willing to work for less money. Continue reading “Hormones Can Determine Your Success At Work” »
Gaining Weight May Be the Key to Fighting Stress
Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009
Food stimulates cortisol secretion by adrenals. Cortisol secretions are what help you fight stress and manage anxiety.
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