MS Causes
FOOD COMBINING MAY BE THE KEY FOR YOUR DIGESTIVE HEALTH – PART II (PROTEIN)
1Protein, Carbohydates, Fat and their deeper classifications
Most foods can be readily classified according to the organic compounds (proteins, carbohydrates, fats, etc.) they contain in greatest abundance.
Proteins, along with carbohydrates and fats, form the major components of living matter. They maintain the functional activity of the cells and serve as structural and reserve materials.
This is a general classification of foods. EVERY food contains more or less an amount of protein, carbohydrates and/or fats at the same time, of course, each in different proportions. Meats for example are basically high in protein and that’s why More >
Children Increasingly Poisoned By Prescription Medication
0A new study from the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center highlights a rise in the number of young children, over half a million each year, admitted to hospitals or seen in emergency departments because of unintentional toxic doses of prescription medication.
The increase in such exposures is so high that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has established the PROTECT Initiative, with the goal of preventing unintended medication overdoses in children.
Dr. Randall Bond and colleagues involved in the study gathered information for 544,133 children 5 years of age and younger who had visited the emergency department (ED) More >
New Research on “Phlebology” magazine round MS and CCSVI
0Multiple sclerosis, yet confirmed the anomalies of jugular venous
It ‘was published in the September 8 issue of the prestigious journal Phlebology a new study by a team of vascular surgeons at the University of Belgrade (Serbia), entitled “Morphological and hemodynamic abnormalities in the jugular veins of patients with multiple sclerosis.”
Recently, in addition to the well-known autoimmune theory has emerged a new theory that explains the etiology of additional multiple sclerosis, based on multiple areas of stenosis and different levels of obstruction
CCSVI: Canada opens the way for funding of clinical trials of Zamboni’s method
0“After numerous calls received by relatives and family members with multiple sclerosis, the Canadian government, on the sidelines of the meeting of the Scientific Working Group on CCSVI and MS by the green light to funding for clinical trials by the Zamboni. Professor Ferrara has long been revealed in fact a possible correlation between chronic venous insufficiency and cerebro-spinal multiple sclerosis and, with colleague Fabrizio Salvi, has developed an intervention that helps to free the obstruction of cerebrospinal veins.
This was announced by Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq Canada: “Our government has always made clear its willingness to provide funds, but More >
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