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72Carpal Tunnel
The carpal tunnel is a narrow, rigid passageway of ligament and bones at the base of the hand that houses the median nerve and tendons. for example,if you touch your thumb with the little finger,it will be...
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96BIPOLAR DISORDER and proven natural ways of healing
V.Gogh From the point of alternative healing systems, every individual is unique, We never heal only illness, we heal the individual, mind, emotions, body and soul. When we discuss diseases is not easy to...
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81Failed Root Canal - Are You Kidding Me?
News of a failed root canal can be no fun to receive nor to give. I've had to relay the bad news a few times during my 20+ years of performing root canals.As an endodontist I get patients referred to me...
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77How to Tell if You Have a Cavity
Although improvements have been made in oral care over the years, 90% of the world's population have problems with cavities at one point in their life. In fact, in May 2000, the Surgeon General published a...
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92MRI, Nerve Conduction Study, and EMG
A year ago I began exhibiting numerous odd symptoms. My doctor and I both thought the symptoms to be neurological in nature. I underwent numerous tests including two MRI's, a nerve conduction study, and an EMG. This is my experience...
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83What is sciatica, its origin, and how it is treated?
What is sciatica? Sciatica is a painful syndrome, which is caused by inflammation of the sciatic nerve that is most probably caused by neuritis or in simple words inflammation of the nerves....
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79FOOT CARE IN DIABETES
FOOT CARE IN DIABETES Every 30 seconds a leg is lost to diabetes somewhere in the world. 70% of all leg amputations world wide are caused by diabetes. Most amputations begin with foot ulcers. 5%...
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69Bionic People? Is Seventies Science Fiction Now a Reality?
I remember back in the seventies, TV programs like the Six Million Dollar Man, with Lee Majors and The Bionic Woman ,with Lindsay Wagner. Back in the seventies these shows were considered just science...
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84Calcium and phosphorus and why the human body needs them
Calcium (Ca++) is a soft, silvery-white metallic element, its atomic number is 20, relative atomic mass 40.08. It is one of the alkaline-earth metals. It is the fifth most abundant element (the third most...
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84Pins and Needles
The two bones of the forearm -- that portion of the arm from elbow to wrist -- are the radius and the ulna. The radius is the inner bone, in line with the thumb, and the ulna is the outer bone. Fractures to...
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