Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
unmasked
My personal quest to
understand an enigmatic
and incurable illnessBy
Brendan K. Edwards
Ever heard of the yuppie
flu? How about Chronic
Fatigue Syndrome? Or
perhaps you've heard of
Myalgic
Encephalomyelitis? If
yo...
FOODS THAT SOOTHE
ARTHRITIS PAIN adapted
from an article by Stacey
Colino in
iVillageThere’s no
proven anti-arthritis
diet, but certain foods
may make a difference in
your symptomsThe
Mediterranean diet is
strongly
anti-inflammatory.
...with les...
SIX FOODS THAT WEAKEN
BONESAdapted from an
article by By Melanie
Haiken, Caring.comSome
ingredients actually
leach the minerals right
out of the bone, or they
block the bone’s
ability to regrow. Learn
about Salt, Soft Drinks,
Caffeine, Hydrogen...
CANCER-KILLING CURRY:
TURMERIC - from Care2
healthy living, April
2012 .
Tests released by a
team at the Cork Cancer
Research Centre show
turmeric can destroy
gullet cancer cells in
the lab within 24 hours.
Turmeric is a wonderful
spice t...
Meditation on the Sound
of Praise and Criticism
Excerpted from Lama Zopa
Rinpoche's How to
Practice Dharma:
Teachings on the Eight
Worldly Dharmas, edited
by Gordon McDougall.
Forthcoming 2012 from the
Lama Yeshe Wisdom
Archive. ---Pictured at
right...
Blog: Like Father Like Son: Mice Follow Dad's Example by mark s.
(0 comments
|
discussions
)
— When it comes to
parenting, mice follow
their fathers' examples.
Male mice with neglectful
dads grow up to be less
nurturing to their own
babies, new research
finds. more
Blog: Study: Stress Isn't Hot by mark s.
(0 comments
|
discussions
)
— Stress makes its mark on
the female face,
according to a new study
that finds men judge
women with high levels of
a stress hormone less
attractive. more
Blog: A Dip! by Paul C.
(0 comments
|
discussions
)
—
A dash to Farmoor this
evening for a Whiskered
Tern (2nd for Oxon?) but
unfortunately it had
moved on very quickly,
heard initially and then
just flew through to the
River Thames and
disappeared and was not
present when I/we got
there! However a ple... more
Blog: Genomics Reveals Great Famine Culprit by mark s.
(0 comments
|
0 discussions
)
— Genome analysis of stored
potato leaf samples
identified exactly what
strain of blight ravaged
potatoes in the Irish
Famine. Sophie Bushwick
reports. more
Content and comments expressed here are the opinions of Care2 users and not necessarily that of Care2.com or its affiliates.