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Monday, January 30, 2012|Ask Larry
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Ask Larry:
Question: My daughter's doctor has suggested that she take shots that will put her into temporary menopause in order to treat possible endometritis. When she researched it online, other people having the treatment have said it is the worst thing they have experienced. She is also wary of taking a shot that will not be out of her system for three months. The symptom that lead her to the doctor was extreme pain when having sex. The ultrasound did not show any problems. Do you know of any alternative solutions?
Larry's Response: Endometriosis is inflammation and it IS associated with hormone imbalance, primarily excess estrogen activity.
Monday, January 23, 2012|Bloggies
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Scott was 85 years old when he died. He had been diagnosed with cancer and had just recently begun treatment. His health rapidly declined and he was removed from life support and allowed to die, about 60 days after his diagnosis. There are many factors that surround Scott's death, but one has my attention - the fact that he had begun treatment.
This fact begs the question, did Scott die from the cancer or the cancer treatment?
Sunday, January 15, 2012|Bloggies
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I was returning to my table today at lunch. Cher was at another table and, as I passed, she said, "It's working. My daughter feels fine". I had to stop and thank her and, of course, mention, that my suggestions usually work, especially when I guarantee they will.
Just about a week ago Cher asked me if I had any suggestions for treating "the blues" that didn't involve drugs. Cher's daughter, Victoria, recently gave birth to a beautiful baby. She did not take any drugs during the pregnancy and also reported that she didn't think she needed them. Even after delivering, it seemed her depression episodes were in the past. In time, though, the moods began to creep back. Victoria hadn't said much but Cher saw the old signs. That's when she asked me for a suggestion that didn't require going back to the prescription drugs.
Monday, January 09, 2012|Bloggies
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I came across a news story from the UK from way back in 2004 (link below), which reports that the ingredients in over-the-counter cough syrups are no more effective than a placebo. The article reported on a study done at Penn State and was published in the Pediatrics journal. "UK experts said they would do no harm to those who took them - but said they also did not provide any benefit."
Monday, January 02, 2012|Bloggies
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Consider the differences between "Alternative" and "Traditional" forms of health care. The alternative fields of health include nutrition, chiropractors, acupuncture, supplements, exercise, meditation, homeopathy, naturopathy, and so on. The traditional (allopathic) medical fields are comprised of drugs, radiation, and surgery, all of which are relatively NEW inventions in the fields of health and healing.
Why do we refer to the tried and true approaches to health as alternative
and the new stuff as traditional?
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