People with Type 2 diabetes are at elevated risk for a number of serious health problems, including heart disease, premature death, blindness, kidney failure, amputations, fractures, frailty, depression, and cognitive decline. And, the higher people’s blood sugars are, the more heart attacks and strokes they have, the shorter their lifespans, and the higher their risk …Read More
Here’s a small story from last week I’d like to share. It stars myself (as myself) and my daughter (as herself). It has a happy ending. It’s January 20. It’s after midnight. I am awoken by a little, tremulous voice calling out from her bedroom, “Mama, I don’t feel well”. Of course you …Read More
What new, improbable, and impossible cures do you have to share with us today, Elisabeth? Well, I humbly present (OK – not so humbly) two abridged cases of vaginismus cured by Master Hahnemannian gynecologist, Thomas Skinner. Vaginismus is still largely incurable today, but thankfully not untreatable. Current treatments are no walk-in-the-park and their efficacy are …Read More
I hear a lot from people: “This homeopathy thing…. It’s a whole bunch of woo-woo. My doctor told me I have a real disease and there’s no cure. He tells me all that Alternative mumbo-jumbo is expensive and is just messing with my mind. I should stick with real medicine that’s scientific and ignore all …Read More
Acne is an epidemic skin disease of industrialized countries, reaching prevalence rates of over 85 percent of teenagers. In nearly half of American men and women, acne even continues after adolescence and into the third decade of life. Acne is considered a disease of Western civilization, as in places like Okinawa, Japan, acne is rare or even …Read More