What Doctors Don't Tell YouEPILEPSY: Guess what? Yup, the drugs don't work (part 4,791)
EPILEPSY: If you’ve been told your child has it, he probably hasn’t
Emily Kane NDStroke ;Strokes are brief episodes involving a lack of oxygenate
Otitis media has become the commonest pediatric diagnosis made by physicians who care for children in the United States, [note 1] with an annual budget topping $2 billion in 1982, [note 2] and no relief in sight. After decades of punishing warfare...
American Institute for Preventive MedicineOvarian Cysts ;The ovaries are two almond-sized organs on either side o
Janet Zand LAc OMDHeadaches can be caused by muscle tension, an underlying illness or infection, or disturbances in the blood vessels in the head. Headaches can also be caused by allergies, fever, epilepsy, severe cavities, certain drugs, or an injury to the head. Dr...
A seizure is like a short-circuit in the brain. Information in nerves in the brain gets mixed up. There are many signs of a seizure. Here
Elson M. Haas MDTaurine, a lesser known amino acid, is not part of our muscle protein yet is important in metabolism, especially in the brain. It is essential in
Vitamin B5 (Pantothenic Acid), another of the B complex vitamins, is a yellow viscous oil found usually as the calcium or sodium salt—that is
David L. Hoffmann BSc Hons MNIMHScutellaria laterifolia
Part Used: Aerial parts.
Constituents:
Scutellarin, a flavonoid glycosi
