Most people become infected with coronavirus and recover in ten to twelve days. Most of those have no symptoms, or they are very mild. What happens when a few people have mild to moderate symptoms for weeks or even months? … Continue reading
I read a story today conducted by the St. James’s Hospital and Trinity Translational Medicine Institute, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland, and fatigue appearing in half of those recovering from COVID-19. Fatigue was diagnosed on both ends of the COVID-19 spectrum … Continue reading
I use the word ‘stride’ as my reminder for each of the ways a disease starts in the body. Each letter stands for a different pathway. Our bodies fight off the invaders, but sometimes we allow things in our control … Continue reading
Preventing cancer is easier than reversing it. Once cancer has taken root in our bodies, the ability to get rid of it without surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation is low. But what options might we have? I have asked several doctors … Continue reading
Fatigue affects many of us. It can be caused by overwork, poor sleep, worry, boredom, or lack of exercise. It might even be caused by illness, medicine, anxiety, lack of exercise, or depression. Fatigue can be treated with over-the-counter pain … Continue reading
Fatigue, like high blood pressure and headaches, has many causes. Toxin overload causing burn-out is one. Poor blood supply is another. Infections and inflammation are another. Fatigue is also a common side effect of many prescription medicines. My wife had … Continue reading
I am sure you know someone with cancer. It’s almost impossible not to now-a-days. My wife had breast cancer about three years ago. She had surgery, chemotherapy and radiation therapy. There are other people she knows who have had been … Continue reading
I responded recently to a friend about her cancer and her future. I strongly suggested that once a tumor has been removed the likelihood of recurrence is high if you don’t change anything in your lifestyle. Something caused a cancer … Continue reading
One of the things I hammered into my wife’s head when she got cancer was that something caused it, and she had to change something in order for it not to come back. Cause and effect is an easy concept … Continue reading