Oct
13

Essiac cancer treatment herbal tincture, Ms Caisse…from The Secrets of Eden

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Essiac world famous cancer treatment is hailed by many as a cure. Doctors and research hospitals certify it to be true. The medicrats, AMA and pharmaceutical giants with legally protected Chemotherapy hate it. You decide. www.thesecretsofeden.com (Not affiliated with Young Living Essential Oils LC)

Oct
13

Causes Of Multiple Sclerosis And The Accompanied Depression

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Article by Jhye

Most often than not, prior to the actual diagnosis of multiple sclerosis, a person will experience unexplained and apparently weird signs that are unfathomable. The person will be perplexed, disorientated and frequently frightened when numbness, weakness occurs as well as other neurological symptoms. These symptoms will occur at random and then fade away just as you are getting a hold of it. The diagnosis gave them a reassurance that they are sane and their sickness is real.

To properly diagnose multiple sclerosis, your neurologist will scrutinize your medical history as well as inspect your physical symptoms. Be frank and upfront with the neurologist and list out all signs regardless of how small it may be. As there is no one authoritative test for multiple sclerosis, it is generally done by removing all possibilities and taking into account the symptoms experienced by the patient.

But there is a set condition before multiple sclerosis is established as MRI, lumbar puncture and V.E.P though obligatory, are not enough to suggest multiple sclerosis. The condition is that there are two disconnected central nervous systems that are affected; the signs have to happen within a month by the patient. They are then accompanied by a inclusive neuro examination; follow by MRI and lumbar puncture too.

Multiple sclerosis can cause conflicting emotions and depression is the worst. When certain segment of the brains or nervous systems is caused by multiple sclerosis, depression can set in. On the other hand, coping with multiple sclerosis can give rise to depression as the symptoms can affect your day to day existence. When depression occurs, seek the counsel of the doctor and get prescription medications such as Prozac and Elavil, etc. to treat it. In addition to the usual medicines, herbal cures can be effective too but again seek the advice of your doctor as herbal remedies might interfere with regular multiple sclerosis medications.

One way to deal with multiple sclerosis is to put aside time to do what you enjoy, be it with family or close friends. Keeping to yourself will only make multiple sclerosis so much more difficult to cope. Get out and enjoy the bright sunlight as without it, depression can happen. Live life with a purpose as that will make life so much more relevant and a future to look ahead. Don’t let disability triumph over you and let exercise be a part of your daily routine as exercise discharges endorphin which makes you feel better even though you may experience all the discomfort.

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Jhye is an author who read widely about health and article on multiple sclerosis is his contribution. Take a look at http://www.managingmultiplesclerosis.com.

Oct
12

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Oct
12

The many faces of single.(social life after multiple sclerosis diagnosis): An article from: Momentum

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The many faces of single.(social life after multiple sclerosis diagnosis): An article from: Momentum

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Oct
12

Caricatures by KENJJI

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5 minute ink drawings for the 2006 MS Walk in Portage, Michigan
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Perennial shitbag & uber-moron Pier Morgan was again left red faced after Christine O’Donnell, a star of the US Tea Party movement walked off Piers Morgan’s television show as he quizzed her about gay marriages. Moron who is currently being pulled into the phone hacking scandal in the UK & also in the past shamed & endangered the lives of UK & US soldiers by faking torture pictures, didn’t know how to deal with the Ms. O’Donnell walk out – leaving him looking bemused, confused & feeling like a complete twat. O’Donnell slammed Moron on the Today show as being “creepy.” And she didn’t stop there. O’Donnell said it was Morgan’s “very inappropriate, creepy line of questioning” that featured “sex questions that he would not ask of a man” that prompted her big storm off from his CNN show on Wednesday. O’Donnell said: “Morgan needs the ratings, which is why he’s exaggerating what happened. I didn’t storm off. His sound person is the one who took off my mic. I didn’t even want to do the Piers Morgan show quite honestly because I knew that he resorts to these dirty tricks.” Just how long will it be before CNN put this rabid dog out of it’s misery & pull the plug on his dire show.
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Oct
12

Living With Multiple Sclerosis

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Article by Jeff Wilson

A disease of the central nervous system, which consists of the brain, spinal cord, and the optic nerves; living with multiple sclerosis is debilitating. Myelin, also known as the myelin sheath, is a fatty tissue which surrounds and protects the nerve fibers of the central nervous system, helps nerve fibers conduct electrical impulses. If the myelin begins to deteriorate, it leaves scar tissue called sclerosis. Myelin protects nerve fibers, and when it is destroyed or damaged, the ability of the nerves to conduct electrical impulses to and from the brain is disrupted, thereby producing the symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis.

Affecting more than 350,000 people in the U.S., multiple sclerosis is diagnosed in people between the ages of 20 and 40. Multiple Sclerosis is twice as likely to occur in Caucasians, more than any other group, and women are more likely than men to be affected by MS earlier in life. Later in life, the incidence of the disease in men and women is almost equal.To date, the cause of Multiple Sclerosis is unknown. Researchers suspect that a foreign object such as a virus or an abnormal gene changes myelin so that the immune system perceives myelin as an intruder and attacks it. While some of the myelin may be repaired, it may disappear altogether, leaving nerves without a protective cover.

Individuals living with Multiple Sclerosis experience a physical inability to function, and the onset of attacks may range from mild to severe. These attacks may last for a brief time or continue for months to years. Symptoms include impaired vision; muscle weakness; lack of coordination; muscle spasms, fatigue, numbness and pain. They may also experience loss of sensation, some form of speech impediment, tremors, dizziness, hearing loss, memory loss, and depression. As the disease progresses, MS individuals experience sexual dysfunction and reduction in bowel and bladder control.

One of the most heartbreaking aspects in diagnosing MS is that it could literally take months. Unfortunately, detecting MS requires an ongoing and detailed history of the individual to determine if the symptoms can definitively be diagnosed as MS. Three tests must be performed in order to ascertain the criteria for MS is met: an MRI; an electro-physiological test; and an examination of the cerebro-spinal fluid which surrounds the spinal cord. If the criteria are not met in any one of these tests, the individual is diagnosed with probable MS. It is not considered definite MS until the individual’s age is within the range; at least one attack affecting more than one organ has occurred; or there has been a progression of symptoms over a long time.

Once it is determined an individual has this disease, medications will be prescribed to manage attacks, symptoms, or both. Medications which alter the immune system, such as interferon, have been used to help living with Multiple Sclerosis. To date, there is no known cure; however research is ongoing in finding a cure for this dreaded disease.

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For more detailed Multiple Sclerosis information drop by living with Multiple Sclerosis. Jeff also suggests http://www.FreeArticles.com for reading more free health related articles.

Oct
11

My Sister’s Experience with Liberation Treatment for Multiple Sclerosis PART 2/2

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A before – after video of my sister’s experience with CCSVI Liberation Treatment for Multiple Sclerosis.
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Oct
11

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Oct
11

Key Advances in the Effective Management of Multiple Sclerosis

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Oct
10

A technical understanding of TMD / TMJ

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Article by Tania Kovaluk

TMD X-Ray and Tomography

Temporomandibular joint tomographic x-rays play a valuable role in diagnosis and treatment. Recent studies have concluded that a fairly high rate of unexpected new osseous and positional findings support the need for tomograms in patients with a clinical diagnosis of derangement or joint pathology. Approximately forty to fifty percent of tomographic radiographic examinations produced a change in diagnosis.

Tomography is medically necessary to evaluate bony changes in the condyle and temporal bone such as flattening, erosion, and sclerosis. Condylar position and asymmetries of mandibular anatomy can be most clearly evaluated with the exacting multiple slice technology of tomography. Additionally, the ability to screen for additional abnormalities such as tumors or cysts is provided by tomographic radiography.

References:

Efficacy of TMJ radiographs in terms of expected versus actual findings, UCLA, Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology 1995;79:367-81

Care for Temporomandibular Disorder Cervical and Facial Myositis and Cephalgia

Treatment consisted of maxillary and mandibular orthopedic repositioning appliances to recapture the displaced discs. The maxillary appliance serves as a stabilizer for sleeping and reclining to offset gravitational forces. This appliance is very bulky in the anterior area and would greatly impede mastication and speaking.The mandibular appliance was fabricated and is intended for daytime use and can be used for mastication and usual daily activities.

TMD Trauma

A study in the Journal of Oral Rehabilitation in 1996 titled “Trauma in Patients with Temporomandibular Disorders: frequency and treatment outcome” was to assess the incidence of jaw injury in TMD patients and to compare the severity of the symptoms, the clinical characteristics and the treatment outcome in TMD patients with or without a history of trauma to the head and neck region directly linked to the onset of symptoms. The study sample included 400 consecutive TMD clinical patients. In 24.5% of patients the onset ofthe pain and dysfunction could be linked directly to the trauma, mainly whiplash accidents.

No significant differences could be found between the two groups in daily recurrent headache, dizziness, neck pain, joint crepitation and pain in the joints. Maximal mouth opening was less than 2-0 mm in 14.3% of patient with a history of trauma and in 4.1% of those without such a history. According to the Helkimo dysfunction index (DI), more trauma than non-trauma TMD patients belonged to the severe dysfunction groups (DI 4 and 5) at first examination.

The outcome of a conservative treatment procedure (counseling, occlusal splint, physiotherapy, occasionally occlusal therapy and non-steroidal antiinflammation drugs was not different between the two groups at the 1 year evaluation. The degree of maximal opening was similar: less than 20 mm in 3.7% and 2.2% in trauma and non-trauma patients respectively.

Forty percent and 41% respectively were symptom free or had DU = 1. The results suggest that external trauma to the joint or to the jaw in general is an important initiating factor in the etiology of TMD and also that the prognosis is favorable.

Treating for a Temporomandibular Disorder and Cephalgia

The necessity for range of motion movements is as follows:

Taking range of motion movements is an accepted test for diagnosis and treatment of temporomandibular disorders. The measurements are a tool to evaluate progress and assist in treatment decisions. Normal range of motion for mandibular opening is approximately 50 mm with 12 mm being the norm for right and left lateral excursions. A reduced opening with difficult excursion may indicate a severe trismus or a closed lock of the temporomandibular joint. An opening much above the norm may indicate hypermobility and stretched ligaments in the jaw joint.

A Clinical Outline of Temporomandibular Joint Diagnosis and Treatment, by Dr. William B. Farrar and Dr. William L. McCarty examines in detail the necessity for various range of motion measurements and is suggested reading.

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Tania Kovaluk is the founder of the Kovaluk Dental Centre. She shares informative technical articles on TMJ Disorder and TMJ Treatment to help further educate her patients on this condition.