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HEALTHTake
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Easy to
swallow and time-released so you'll think about it later.
From the doctor
who is not afraid to tell you what you don't want to hear
Dr. C. K.
Wong, M.D. |
- "Get
the Epsom Salt. This Kids Got Dew Poisoning" by N. Ray Maxie
Grandmothers
of the past four or five generations in NE Texas around Atlanta, aren't the only
ones to know the benefits of Epsom Salt. That age-old compound is gaining more
and more attention these days for... - WPA
aided America's health by Delbert Trew
History records that between 1830
and 1860, epidemics of typhoid fever and cholera claimed thousands of lives across
America. Between the epidemics, the third leading cause of death was amoebic dysentery
and as a result of these scourges the average life expectancy in the United States
was 47 years. Later research proved that most of the epidemics could be blamed
on improper waste disposal allowing contaminated sewage into domestic water supplies...
- The
Healing Hands from Mississippi
- Kerosene
Stops Severe Bleeding by N. Ray Maxie
- Folk
Medicine by Clay Coppedge
"Today we can drive the countryside and
see grasses, flowers, weeds, critters, trees and the like. Modern-day herbalists
and naturalists can still see a drug store..."
- Childhood
medications were simple, gave relief by Delbert Trew
- Memory
tickled by itch of childhood ailments by Delbert Trew
- Home
remedies would cure or kill you by Delbert Trew
- Coal
oil was useful all-purpose home remedy by Delbert Trew
- Wasp
Sting by Delbert Trew
- Warts
by Bob Bowman
If you grew up in the country, miles away from the nearest
doctor, home remedies were something you accepted routinely....
- Poke
Sallet by Bob Bowman
"Poke sallet is the best spring tonic you can find;
it gets your blood going." - Skunk
Oil, Jackrabbits, and Red Roosters by Lois Zook Wauson
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- Henigan
Water by Mike Cox 4-3-08
"...Word
of the amazing restorative qualities of the water spread faster than the contents
of a spilled bucket. The Javelin said the people of Carrizo Springs got so healthy
that the local doctors practically fell into poverty...." - Pink
Palace of Healing
by Archie P. McDonald
University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center - 1918
Flu
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- Medicare
Fraud by Peary Perry 8-13-08
Last month I read a
report that stated that the good old US government had paid out more than ninety
two million of our hard earned dollars to Medicare fraud. It seems so called medical
suppliers have been billing the government for wheelchairs and other pieces of
home equipment for people who had already died. Not only had the patients died,
but so had a large number of doctors who had originally prescribed whatever was
needed... - Everybody's
Scared of Something by Maggie Van Ostrand 4-7-08
Comedian Steven Wright, says "I'm not afraid of heights, I'm afraid of widths."
Good thing his audiences don't suffer from Geliophobia, a fear of laughter. But
there are some people who really are afraid of widths like Oscar-winning actress
Kim Basinger. She suffers from agoraphobia, a fear of open spaces... - PSA
by Peary Perry 4-3-08
"... I thought I would take
a moment to explain to both the ladies who read my stuff as well as to any men
who are unaware of what a PSA score is and why it is important. PSA stands for
prostate-specific-antigen test. To understand exactly what the test is and why
it is important..." - Congress
by Peary Perry 3-20-08
"...The spokesman for Lipitor
for several years now has been a Dr. Robert Jarvik. Dr. Jarvik is the inventor
of the artificial heart and started describing the benefits of Lipitor in 2006.
The congress is now probing the use of old Dr. Jarvik and has reached a conclusion
that forced Pfizer, the drug’s manufacturer, to remove Dr. Jarvik from the ads..."
- Children's
Health by Peary Perry
"...The parents who would sign up for any test
would be the ones who were concerned over their children, but how do you reach
the parents who are feeding their kids two pizzas a day and have no concept of
the health of their child?..." - Heartburn
by Peary Perry
[H]ere is this ad telling all of us that this wonderful little
pill is going to help us feel much better and they are even offering to give me
free samples. I didn't really think anything about this but then turned the page
and found the section describing the potential 'side effects' that this wonder
medication might have. ... - The
Pause That Regresses by Elizabeth Bussey Sowdal
"Andropause. Male
menopause. HA! That’s all I can say. HA! I was interested to read an article recently
addressing the issue of male menopause, or andropause. I was gratified, satisfied
and gleeful and not in a very nice way, if you must know. Here’s why..." - Follow-up
Visits by Peary Perry
- Itchy
Problem by John Gosselink
"...Swollen and itchy is no way to go through
life, so I ignored my usual aversion to going to the doctor and made an appointment.
Looking like a bus had repeatedly backed over my face...more"
- Food
and Diet by Peary Perry
"This year I’ve decided to get a head start
on my annual pilgrimage towards the torture of exercise and caloric reduction.
No more pie, no more cake, no more anything that remotely tastes good...."
- Got
Flu? Try A Sock Full of Onions by Maggie Van Ostrand
- Sniffing
at Allergies by John Gosselink
- God
and Botox by Maggie Van Ostrand
What happens to those wonderful laugh
lines when they're shot full of Botox? How will anyone know we ever had any fun
if our faces are unlined, unlived. | |
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