Do you wan’t a natural treatment for cancer, disease or other health defects?
Question by hempmann: Do you wan’t a natural treatment for cancer, disease or other health defects?
Watch these videos, do you disagree or agree with what was said?
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=run+from+the+cure+of+7&search_type=
lol you do some real research! no you! i’m just here for open minded opinions you didn’t even state why they want it legalized. what is false hope? how do you know till you’ve tried it? has anyone had experience out there? probably not because the likelyhood of someone coming in contact with this oil is not very good. if you were to have to buy a lb from a drug dealer(what choice have you?) to make an ounce(a month supply) it would cost about 4,500$ . there is no government research on this specific treatment. go ahead, spend your money on chemical drugs that have been around for ten years, but maybe, just maybe there is a possibility that one which has been around ten thousand years works better. They don’t make their big money off this one so why legalize it? why even do a study on it when some of the ones they have done are proving them wrong. money is power. are you going to believe everything society tells you? use your brain, love each other, and do your own research
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Answer by midnightmoon62
I finally gave in and watched it. It tell me nothing other than these people want mj legalized and are spreading hope that has not been scientifically proven. Again, there is REAL research out there nd you tube is not a reliable source for anything. There is also a synthetic thc that is identical to the thc in real marijuana that has a LOT of studies. Some of them might surprise you. Do some real research or get off this board.
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Stanford Hospital Health Notes: Episode 4
Episode 4 of Stanford Hospital Health Notes includes the following: Throat cancer and treatment featuring patient Jerry Young; sleep apnea featuring Dr. Clete Kushida; lung cancer featuring patient Bonnie Borton; Cardiologist Michael McConnell and how he takes care of his heart; pneumatic tube system; Parkinson’s disease with Dr. Jaimie Henderson; Art for Health Program; Stroke with Dr. Greg Albers; Strong for Life program
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Air Quality and Asbestos program at the Kansas City, Mo., Health Department
Filmed and initially edited at the City of Kansas City, Mo., Health Department for the 3/25/11 episode of the City Cable Channel 2 show, “The Weekly Report”. Guest speaker is Mike Manning, program manager, emcee is Jeff Hershberger, and photog is Bill Snook.
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CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME WITH THESE 10 HEALTH QUESTIONS!!!?
Question by : CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME WITH THESE 10 HEALTH QUESTIONS!!!?
23. Which of the following is a myth about HIV and AIDS?
There is no cure for HIV infection.
Only homosexual men get AIDS.
The virus that causes AIDS attacks the immune system.
Many HIV-infected people look and feel fine.
24. What is the most common way hepatitis A is transmitted?
fecal-oral route
sexual contact
contaminated needles
breast-feeding
25. What is the only sure way to avoid contracting a sexually transmitted disease?
only have sex with someone you know very well
only have sex with someone who promises to be disease-free
practice sexual abstinence
take prophylactic medication
26. How does HIV affect the body?
It infects red blood cells, decreasing the amount of oxygen the blood can carry.
It infects certain white blood cells, destroying the immune system and making the body susceptible to infection.
It infects the alveoli of the lungs, reducing lung capacity and the effectiveness of the respiratory system.
It infects blood-forming cells in the bone marrow, producing anemia and destroying the immune system.
27. Which type of diabetes generally occurs in young adults and children and always requires insulin as part of the treatment plan?
type 1
type 2
type 3
type 4
28. Which of the following is NOT a warning sign of cancer?
crushing chest pain
a sore that does not heal
unusual bleeding or discharge
thickening or lumps
29. What is the most fatal form of skin cancer associated with moles?
squamous cell carcinoma
basal cell carcinoma
malignant melanoma
acute cell melanoma
30. What disease is caused by a bacteria and can be sent in a powdery form for bioterrorism and leads to difficulty breathing and even death?
West Nile virus
anthrax
bovine spongiform encephalopathy
stroke
31. What is the general name for all infections that cause diarrhea to occur?
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Crohn’s Disease
Colon Cancer
Dysentery
32. Which fat leads to atherosclerosis and can contribute to one’s risk of a heart attack or stroke?
steroids
cholesterol
phospholipids
olive oil
33. What is key to improve cancer’s survival rates?
improve people’s nutrition and lifestyle choices
more research into better chemotherapy drugs
programs that stress early detection and intervention
better surgical techniques to remove all cancer cells
Best answer:
Answer by Mustafa
23 option a
24 option a
25 option c (maybe)
26 option b
27 option a
28 option a
29 option b
30 option b (like duh)
31 option d
32 option b
33 (the key of wisdom just joking) its option c (not sure)
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Helppp Health Questionss ten questions?
Question by : Helppp Health Questionss ten questions?
1.
Which drug/hormone is used to control diabetes?
A. Orvillin
B. Insulin
C. Penicillin
D. Sulfa
2.
A heart attack is a/an:
A. aneurism in the aorta.
B. blood clot that occurs in the brain.
C. blood clot that occurs in the coronary arteries.
D. aneurism in the lungs.
3.
__________ is the spread of cancer.
A. Benign
B. Malignant
C. Carcinoma
D. Metastasis
4.
Asthma can be treated with antibiotics.
A. true
B. false
5.
Ultraviolet rays are carcinogenic.
A. true
B. false
6.
Eating a low salt diet can help reduce high blood pressure.
A. true
B. false
7.
A stroke can occur when:
A. cells begin to metastasize.
B. a thrombus (clot) blocks a cerebral artery.
C. varicose veins form in the neck.
D. uncontrolled fibrillation occurs.
8.
The term benign means a tumor is malignant.
A. true
B. false
9.
A malignant tumor is not cancerous.
A. true
B. false
10.
Carcinogen is:
A. when cancer spreads.
B. a substance that causes cancer.
C. a term that means the same as an aneurysm.
D. the chemicals used to stop the spread of cancer.
Best answer:
Answer by JanetM
If this is a homework assignment, you’re asking for answers, not for help in finding the answers. You can ask ONE question at a time here.
If for anything related to your own health issues, Yahoo! Answers makes it VERY clear intheir Disclaimer (link at the bottom of ever Y! page) not to rely on answers you receive here.
The answer to #1 is “B” Insulin… I would think it’s not even possible that you didn’t already know that. But in looking over the others, many of them are common knowledge that even you should know the answer to. They’d certainly be easy to look up instead of asking others to do it for you. You’d be amazed at how rewarding it can be when you discover and learn on your own. I have a great appreciation for the tools available to me on the internet… it never gets old.
I bet you could look up the rest and get all those anser faster. If not online, perhaps in a textbook.
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Meridian Tracing – Self Help Technique from Health Kinesiology
This video allows you to easily follow the meridian tracing, which when practised on a regular basis can enable you to feel well, balanced and ful of vitality.
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*** Please allow about 10 seconds for video to begin *** US Department of Health and Human Services. National Institutes of Health. National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. The Heart, The Drum. Item #56-017N. This 10 minute video presentation discusses the health dangers Native Americans are exposed to as a result of modern dietary choices and lifestyles. The video gives suggestions for dietary choices that encourage proper nutritional health and encourages positive, heart healthy lifestyles. Producer: National Institutes of Health. Keywords: hhs.gov; public_safety. Creative Commons license: Public Domain.
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i have been exposed to asbestos. how much asbestos is enough to cause health problems?
Question by anonymous: i have been exposed to asbestos. how much asbestos is enough to cause health problems?
i started removing the popcorn ceiling in my garage and about 1/4 of the way through i realized the ceiling could have asbestos in it. i removed the ceiling by scraping it so there was a lot of dust inhaled.
Best answer:
Answer by gokart121
Well, that’s debatable, lawyers make hay while the sun shines out of asbestos claims, but at the end of the day, you’re gonna die of something anyway. A better question would be if you were knowingly exposed to it, or how much of it, for how long, are you suffering from it, or were you just in the same zip code as some asbestos, and trying to ride a health claim? Hmmm….
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health test help!! (15 questions)?
Question by xxthatxxemoxxgurlxx: health test help!! (15 questions)?
Strep throat is transmitted primarily through __?__
a. the air b. digestive system c. animal bites d. cuts in the skin e.food and water
2.pathogens that enter the digestive system _?_
a. pass through the stomach unchanged b. may be destroyed by the gastric jucies in the stomach c. become part of the metabolism d. are harmless antigens e. none of the above
3.the core of a virus is _?_
a. protein b. DNA or RNA c. toxins d. the nucleus e. amino acid
4.Typhoid fever and hepatitis can be directly related to _?_
a. bat bites b. poor sanitation c. a birth defect d. improper disposal of handkerchiefs e.all of the above
5.active immunity _?_
a. may take days or weeks to develop b. may last a life time c. all of the above d.may be acquired by the injection of a vaccine e.may be aquired by having the disease
6.venereal dsease can be transmitted by _?_
a. drinking from the same glass as an infected person
b. unmarried people only c. dirty toilet seats d. poor sanitation e.direct sexual contact with an infected person
7.a virus is capable of _?_
a. causing strep throat b. secreting poisonous toxins c. decomposing organix material d. carrying oxygen to cells in the body e.introducing new genetic information to a cell
8.the resistance of an organism to disease is known as _?_
a. terminal b.unhealthy c. germicide d. immunity e.susceptibility
9.pathogenic bacteria cause harm _?_
a. by changing the genetic code b. to plants, but not to animals c.by making carbohydrates d. by introducing new DNA material to the cell e.through the action of their toxins
10.bacteria can act as _?_
a. RNA b.enzymes c. carbohydrates d. spores e. none of the above
11.white blood cells _?_
a. are pathogens b. can ingest pathogens c.aid in digestion d.must remain inside the blood vessels e.are antigens
12.bacteria _?_
a.are all pathogenic b.produce DNA c.should be eliminated from the biosphere d. can serve as decomposers e.are large organisms that cause disease
13.pathogens that invade the body called _?_
a.immunities b.antipasto c.antibodies d.antigens e.antibiotics
14.infectious diseases that attack the respiratory system are usually transmitted _?_
a.by dog bites b.through the air c.through open cuts d.in food and water e. none of the above
15.infectious diseases may result from _?_
a.malnutrition b.improper fuctioning of parts of the body
c.oversecreation of endocrine glands d.imperfectly formed organs of the body e.microorganisms that are harmful to the body
Best answer:
Answer by gangadharan_nair
(1) The infection is spread by person-to-person contact with nasal secretions or saliva, often among family or household members.
Answer (a) the air.
(2) One of the primary pathways by which food or water become contaminated is from the release of untreated sewage into a drinking water supply or onto cropland, with the result that people who eat or drink contaminated sources become infected.
Answer (a)
(3) A complete virus particle, known as a virion, consists of nucleic acid surrounded by a protective coat of protein called a capsid.
Answer (d) the nucleus.
(4) Typhoid-Common worldwide, it is transmitted by the ingestion of food or water contaminated with feces from an infected person.
Hepatitis-You can catch hepatitis A if:
* You come in contact with food or water contaminated by the virus
Answer (b) poor sanitation.
(5) Active immunity- Naturally acquired/ Artificially acquired.
Answer (c) all the above.
(6) Answer (e).direct sexual contact with an infected person.
Do you homework as above.(search and find out answers)
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Death To Breath: Support for Sufferers of Mental Health Conditions & Suicide
www.facebook.com A woman’s battle with mental illnesses & suicide. Through her journey, she has made it her passion to unite the sufferers of mental health illness and suicide. She is the founder of Death To Breath: Support for sufferers of mental health conditions & suicide. Also a member of MHA and a Field Advocate for AFSP/SPAN-USA 6th Congressional District of WA State. You can follow her advocacy work and contribute at www.facebook.com This video and content is copyright 2011 by the originator. All rights reserved.
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Rockwall Helping Hands Health Center
Since individuals who cannot access affordable healthcare have higher rates of high blood pressure, heart and lung diseases, diabetes and asthma, chronic disease management is a specialty of the Center. Nurse Practitioners spend time educating patients about their conditions and best ways to take care of themselves. Follow-up visits are encouraged. Children´s health is also an emphasis of the Center since sick children miss days at school while their parents lose days at work. Vaccinations, sports physicals and well child check-ups are available at low costs. Eye exams and dental exams are arranged with partner providers for those who need them but cannot afford to pay. Rockwall Women´s League provides a significant award to Helping Hands to provide healthcare to children in Rockwall who would otherwise not be able to access services.
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Why Health Care Reform is Personal to Me
My Fight for Health Care Part 1 Here is why Health Care Reform is personal to me. What was once a powerful bill that could have saved me and many others has been dwindled down to something that will do so very little to help Americans like myself. We are dying, and we need help. Please pass this along to as many people as possible, and read my notes on my Facebook. www.facebook.com I’m also on CNN iReport @ www.ireport.com Amendment: As of this date I am still without health care and facing paralysis and death. Any health care plans I have been offered have either been priced in the thousands per month to pay for the policy, or they would deny any care that may be construed as relating to my pre-existing conditions. I was born with one lung, which means no care for any respiratory infections, including swine flu. I was born with one kidney which means no cover for kidney stones, bladder infections, nothing to do with the renal system. I was born with severe scoliosis, curvature of the spine. This effects my entire spinal chord and all the muscles and vital organs within my body that receives signals from my central nervous system. I can work now, I want to work. I don’t want money to allow me to sit at home and be a victim. All I want it be able to afford to see a doctor, just like every other American not born with birth defects has the right to do so. Please pass this on to as many people as possible.
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Should preventable health problems of employees really be the responsibility of the company or business?
Question by katchoo_792: Should preventable health problems of employees really be the responsibility of the company or business?
If people have health problems such as diabetes or other health issues caused by their own actions should the employer really have to pay for them to fix it? I
If for example someone got diabetes because they habitually over eat and refuse to exercise should the consequences of their actions be passed on financially to their employer?
I’m not talking about accidents or problems caused in direct relation to work such as lung problems caused by coal mining.
It seems unfair and presumptuous to assume that the company should pay the insurance for someone else’s negligence.
Won’t the increase demand on employers lead to health discrimination (not hiring someone because they are overweight or smoke)?
Is this happening now?
What do you think?
Best answer:
Answer by Rod B
Yeah, I feel you. I have always believed that people should take responsibility for their own health rather than living un-healthy lifestyles and expecting the health care industry to “fix” them.
Unfortunately, in the current environment, employers and insurance companies cannot discriminate against those with self-destructive lifestyles.
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Medical Cannabis and Its Impact on Human Health a Cannabis Documentary (Cancer,Aids,Crohn’s & more)
In this myth shattering, information packed documentary, learn from physicians and leading researchers about medicinal cannabis and its demonstrated effects on human health. This game-changing movie presents the most comprehensive synopsis to date of the real science surrounding the world’s most controversial plant. Topics include: * What the consensus is from over 1500 scientific and medical trials * What conditions have been proven to benefit from medical marijuana * Its historical use as medicine dating back over 5300 years * Methods of delivery and their different advantages * Government sponsored studies intended to show Marijuana having negative effects that yielded the exact opposite results * Common myths about negative effects of Marijuana and what the research really says about these topics Doctors: Dr. David Bearman Expert Witness Former Director of Haight Ashbury Drug Treatment Program Founder of Isla Vista Medical Clinic Member of Governor Reagan’s Inter-Agency Task Force on Drug Abuse Dr. Donald TashkinDr. Donald Tashkin Emeritus Professor of Medicine UCLA Medical Director of UCLA Pulmonary Function Laboratory Dr. Donald AbramsDr. Donald Abrams Director, Integrative Oncology Research Program Integrative Medicine Physician. Professor of Clinical Medicine at UCSF and Chief of Hematology/Oncology at San Francisco General Hospital Dr. Robert SternerDr. Robert Sterner UCSD General Surgeon Graduate of Harvard & UCLA Certified in Oriental and Traditional Chinese …
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Help me Pick an Environmental Health Project?
Question by jancanyon: Help me Pick an Environmental Health Project?
Hello! I just moved half way across the country to Montana to work at hospital. Part of my job is to come up with an environmental health project that pertains to patients in my area. I have a couple ideas–maybe anyone reading this could tell me their favorite idea…or give me additional topics? First off there are a lot of migrant workers here. Here are my ideas thus far:
1) Pesticide exposure and the related health risks to farm workers
2) Water testing near farmworker housing and the related health risks
3) Underground storage container leaks and the related health risks
I’m putting this under homework help, even though its not really homework. 
Best answer:
Answer by heaven
i like the 1st one… im not sure how this would fit in but i was thinking how the amount of CO2 in the air is really hurting the plants instead of helping them….srry its kinda lengthly
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Q&A: Now he tells the truth about his health!?
Question by : Now he tells the truth about his health!?
I feel so sad today! Just a few minutes ago. my husband said that the doctor wants him to see a Lung Specialist because of a mass in his lung. Just one of his lungs has it. It is located in the lower part of his lung. All of the doctors have been saying that he has a lung abcess. But this doctor says it is a small chance it could be cancer. Please if anyone out there knows about these things please help me!
The doctor also said that it could be the abcess is filled with puss/or it could have dead cells in it.
I do not want to lose my husband or my child’s dad!
Please be nice if you decide to answer this! Also, please give a sensible answer!
Best answer:
Answer by Elizabeth B
I understand why you are scared, but there are a bunch of things it could be besides cancer. When you breathe i things the lung can’t handle it tends to wall it off and form a mass around it. It can be caused by parasites, asbestos granules etc. So, try to stay calm and hopeful so you can support your husband through this.
Best of luck.
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Could someone please proof read 8th grade health report?
Question by Nana: Could someone please proof read 8th grade health report?
First of all, yes i wrote this myself. and yes im in 8th grade.
I have to read it to the class so its in a different sort of view…
The Bubonic Plague: Black Death
Everyone in this room has probably heard the nursery rhyme ring around the rosy…but you probably didn’t know that this innocent song was a child’s depiction of the black plague.
Ring around the rosy: One of the first signs a person was infected were little red bumps surrounded by rings, all over the persons’ body.
Pocket full of Posy: A common belief of the time was that the plague was spread by “foul air.” The thought was that people could escape from the bad air by keeping their local air smelling “sweet”. That, and it also helped them deal with the smell of the dead. Another sign of infection was the awful smell that would begin to rise from the victim’s body as their lymph system began filling with blood. Those that were infected and still able to walk often escaped detection by carrying flowers, such as posies, in their pockets.
Ashes, Ashes: In the last phases of the disease victims would have internal hemorrhaging, sometimes sneezing as it irritated their lungs. Ashes is a child’s view of a person sneezing, but in this weakened state, a victim could, and often did, sneeze their lungs out.
We all Fall Down: I probably shouldn’t need to explain that one.
The number of cases on a global scale every year is from 1000 to 3000, 14% of which are fatal. Even though the first reports of the plague were in the Ukraine in 1347, there are still 10-20 people diagnosed with it each year in the United States. However, the numbers have been gradually going down year by year due to countries’ getting a better control on their rodent population. Only 14% are fatal because since 1347, we have developed drugs such as tetracycline and streptomycin, which will cure the plague if received within a day of the 1st symptoms.
did i miss anything? can anything be added for more detail? thanks! any additional info would be appreciated!
We all fall down: Around the fifth day of the disease, the victims usually die.
Even though the first reports of the plague were in the Ukraine in 1347, there are still 10-20 people diagnosed with it each year in the United States. But because the disease is spread by the fleas on rats it can be almost anywhere in the world. However, the numbers have been gradually going down year by year due to countries’ getting a better control on their rodent population.
The number of cases on a global scale every year is from 1000 to 3000, 14% of which are fatal. Only 14% are fatal because since 1347, we have developed drugs such as tetracycline and streptomycin, which will cure plague victims if received within a day of the 1st symptoms.
does that work?
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Answer by ilovemyhorsenick
maybe go into how it was spread a little bit more, and explain the we all fall down part lol but really good job make sure to cite yur sources
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Is smoking really as bad for your health as people say it is?
Question by : Is smoking really as bad for your health as people say it is?
I know for a fact that it causes lung cancer, but since most people are going to get cancer anyway is it really that bad for your health? How much earlier would it really kill you? Is it any worse for your health than being overweight? I don’t smoke, but is all this money and effort that is put into getting young people to not smoke worth it?
Best answer:
Answer by Angel
your heart beat faster and faster..
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Protect your health from Electromagnetic Radiation Part 3
www.emfnews.org www.emfnews.org www.emfnews.org Future research may demonstrate that these recommended levels are not protective enough; therefore, public policy makers should remain open to lowering them as the scientific evidence accumulates. Statement of support from the European Environmental Agency: Radiation risk from everyday devices assessed 17 Sep 2007 www.eea.europa.eu A new report raising concerns about the effects of electromagnetic fields (EMF) on human health calls for tougher safety standards to regulate radiation from mobile phones, power lines and many other sources of exposure in daily life. The “BioInitiative Report: A Rationale for a Biologically-Based Public Exposure Standard for Electromagnetic Fields (ELF and RF) was compiled by the BioInitiative Working Group, an international group of scientists, researchers and public health policy professionals. The EEA has contributed to this new report with a chapter drawn from the EEA study, \”Late lessons from early warnings: the precautionary principle 1896-2000\” The EEA study reviews the histories of a selection of public and environmental hazards, such as asbestos, benzene and PCBs, from the first scientifically based early warnings about potential harm, to subsequent precautionary and preventive measures. Cases on tobacco smoking and lead in petrol are forthcoming. Although the EEA does not have specific expertise in EMF, the case studies of public hazards analyzed in the publication show that harmful …
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NCI’s Center for Global Health
NCI’s Center for Global Health (CGH) Director, Dr. Ted Trimble, discusses how the center supports NCI’s goal to advance global cancer research, build expertise, and leverage resources across nations to address the worldwide challenges of cancer. CGH facilitates research efforts to decrease the global burden of cancer by collaborating with partners worldwide. For more information visit www.cancer.gov
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