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why is there still no cure for cancer, arthritis, diabetis, aids, etc..?

admin — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 21:55:06 +0000

do the drug companies just want to keep us buying palliatives.

Bio HELP PLEASE!!!!!!?

admin — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 06:49:09 +0000

What does not occur in anaphylaxis?
A) The airways tighten.
B) Blood vessels become porous, causing blood to leak out.
C) Blood pressure increases rapidly.
D) Oxygen does not reach body cells.
2.
What happens when an allergen enters the body?
A) Memory B cells produce antibodies.
B) Histamine is released
C) Inflammation decreases
D) A specific immune response begins.
3.
Which autoimmune disease affects the nervous system?
A) Multiple sclerosis
B) Type one diabetes
C) Graves’ disease
D) Rheumatoid arthritis
4.
Why does a person feel healthy, at first, after being infected with HIV?
A) Antibiotics are effective against HIV when a person is first infected.
B) HIV has not yet started mutating.
C) HIV infects blood cells, but produces fewer virus particles from each blood cell.
D) The body still has many T cells that are not infected.
5.
How can leukemia be cured?
A) By receiving transfusions of white blood cells
B) By replacing the diseased bone marrow
C) By killing immature blood cells with chemotherapy
D) By giving immature blood cells time to mature
6.
How are an allergen and an antigen similar?
A) Both are protein markers within a cell.
B) Both trigger a cellular immune response.
C) Both are parts of pathogens.
D) Both are involved in autoimmune diseases.
7.
Why can’t a person with AIDS make antibodies against HIV?
A) B cells are needed to activate T cells, which make antibodies.
B) B cells are destroyed by HIV.
C) HIV mutates too quickly for the body to make antibodies.
D) T cells are needed to activate B cells, which make antibodies.
8.
Which allergen is likely to be found during a certain time of year?
A) Pollen
B) Metals
C) Animal dander
D) Certain foods
9.
How are HIV and AIDS different?
A) HIV contains RNA; AIDS contains DNA.
B) HIV is the virus that causes AIDS, a disease of the immune system.
C) HIV reproduces in B cells; AIDS reproduces in T cells.
D) AIDS is an opportunistic infection.
10.
How does leukemia cause disease?
A) It causes bone marrow to produce red blood cells instead of white blood cells.
B) It causes tumors to form in the bone marrow.
C) It causes bone marrow to make defective white blood cells and to not make enough red blood cells.
D) It produces too many mature white blood cells.

electromagnetic energy is that not radiation?

admin — Sat, 26 Nov 2011 20:49:17 +0000

This is a NY Question? Has anyone heard of Stanley Kolt?
Is the device he invited cause radiation?
….Here is a bit about the device.
It can be worn around the waste while you sleep or around your shoulder if you have pain etc.etc.

Mr. Kolt is a healer and invented a device Apparatus for the treatment of arthritis utilizing magnetic field therapy includes an adjustable voltage source adapted to be connected to a source of line voltage and a coil connected to the adjustable voltage source. The coil is wound on a bobbin having a centrally disposed opening suitable for receiving therein appendages of a human being as well as body portions thereof. The bobbin is formed of copper or one of its alloys.Electromagnetic Energy and Scalar Energy.
To be accurate one must understand what Scalar Energy is and how it works on or in the body. Much research has been conducted with Scalar Energies and Electromagnetic Energies.
•The Human Body is Electromagnetic with frequencies operating internally at from 0Hz to 500Hz. bScalar Energies applied to the human body offset tissue deterioration.
Illness is often caused from red and white blood cells that clump up, Scalar Energy applied to the body “un-clumps” the cells in the circulatory and lymphatic systems. “Un-clumping” red and white blood cells allow nutrients to be delivered to damaged tissue and removes waste. E-coli micro-organisms that are exposed to 8.00Hz Scalar Energy fields show an increase in the activity of the RAD-6 gene involved in DNA repair. Tumors, trypanosome (African Sleeping Sickness) and other diseases have been cured with exposure to Electromagnetic and Scalar energies.
This is the only web I have found.

http://gangrenetreatments.com/credentials.html

Responses were poor. People here to goof around and not be team players.
Answer please if you know and live in NYC-Stanley Kolt. He made this Coil worn around the waist.

http://gangrenetreatments.com/credential…

No one on the web ever heard of him.Stanley Kolt (from upstate NYC) and his so called amazing coil that costs $3000 healing device custom made to put on your waste that is supposed to heal everything: gangrene,low thyroid, high thyroid disease,arthritis, back aches,high blood pressure, make you sleep better etc etc.
No one likes doctors that is for sure it would be nice if such a thing really worked. There is no proof anywhere on the web so far. have $3000 to burn.

How much longer does my dog have to live?

admin — Fri, 25 Nov 2011 10:49:10 +0000

I have a female black lab who is 11 yrs and 5 mo old. She is small for her breed(about 70 lbs) and has been spayed. Last year she was diagnosed with chronic Lyme’s disease, but it was diagnosed 6 mos late and therefore it spread all over her body. Although she is cured from Lyme’s disease, she still has arthritis all over her body and has aged a lot.(She takes medication) Before all of this, she was extremely healthy and took daily mile runs. The average lab lives about 12-14 years and we used to think that she would surpass this, but now we don’t know. I know that you can’t tell me the exact date of when she will pass, but if you are experienced in this field could you please inform me of approximately how much longer she has with us?
Thank you very much

anything you can do for dog who is otherwise healthy.. but has trouble walking and using back legs?

admin — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 14:50:47 +0000

He is almost 13 years old.. back legs started to shake about 4 months ago.. I took him to vet.. he said it was probably arthritis and said if there was pain to give him an aspirin. There is rarely pain but just recently he started having accidents (just poop) and just yesterday he has started having problems standing/walking. he kinda hobbles.. or just drags his back side. Is there any cure for this? Im afraid of what the vet will tell me and he is not in any pain.. still very happy dog.
Thank you all for the helpful answers. this program would not let me “like” because I am not level 2?? This is the first time I have used this. I was desperate and it was very helpful, but I am sad to say I had to put Louie down yesterday :’( I never thought I would be able to but on Wednesday he never got up once. He ended up wetting himself Wednesday night and pooping on floor without ever getting up. I would have cleaned up after him for years but I know he was humiliated and had never peed in house let alone on himself. He was also crying Wednesday night as he struggled to get up, it broke my heart. :’( I KNOW putting him down was the best thing for him, but my heart is broken. Thank you again for your answers, it means so much that complete strangers would try and help me and my baby boy.

My 2 year old miniature pony has a problem with her legs?

admin — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 04:49:50 +0000

My beautiful palomino filly, Majella, has stiff legs.
Every morning when we feed, put out the hay, and let them out, her hind legs start to lock up.

We put her on this vitamin and mineral powder called ‘Groom’ it worked so well! She stopped locking up and we thought we’d found her cure, but we were wrong, she’s back to the way she was.

Her dam has a leg problem too, but they’re completely different.

I’ve tried stretching her legs every morning, keeping her warm, walking. everything. I’ve tried it. I just don’t know what to do.

Sometimes it’s really bad, other times it’s really good..

She only locks up in the morning though :/. And when we get the vet out to look at her, she tries to prove us wrong -.-

I love her so much, I feel so helpless.

Could it be arthritis? Is there anything that can help her? Help please

This is her;

http://i292.photobucket.com/albums/mm3/pickleboo_emily/3bc33389.jpg

http://i292.photobucket.com/albums/mm3/pickleboo_emily/1aac9b89.jpg

http://i292.photobucket.com/albums/mm3/pickleboo_emily/cb72169b.jpg

need urgent help for my 19 yr old dog?

admin — Sat, 19 Nov 2011 18:50:06 +0000

I appreciate on the quick and helpful response on my prior post on my dogs arthritis, at this point I more importantly need some input on his kidney failure. My vet most likely wants me to let him go, I made that decision two times already and again yesterday but just before I would prepare to take him in he bounced back. This time he has lost some of his apetite but still eats a lil and still is drinking besides his sodium h2o treatments . I know his toxins have possibly spread, I cannot give up on him, I have been looking into homeopathic alternatives that will be safe on his kidneys, but I have become a lil confused. I watch him around the clock, although exhausted, something is telling me not to give up and I have not felt that he is ready himself. Even though he is on a day to day basis he will still not leave my side and is very aware when I am not near him. We have just come from a walk longer than usual and just yesterday I called my vet and they suggested it was time for him to go. It is the hardest and most awful decision I have to make and once again I did not go through with it. Of course I do not want him to suffer and I am not looking for a miracle cure but just some help. When I weigh the dreadful decision to put him to sleep, of course I am going to feel so bad but I think of him ultimately and I do not get that feeling from him that he is ready. I strongly feel that my vet does not believe me as far as that is concerned. I will however have regrets that I know will effect me for life and I will never forgive myself and it will weigh heavy on my conscious if I dont try.

when i wake up or after an afternoon nap, i feel the need to crack my knuckles.?

admin — Sat, 19 Nov 2011 01:53:24 +0000

I lift heavy stuff at work but ive been doing it for 2 years now, never been the difference, the difference happened after summer, its now december 12th, it started around septemberish. Now iv’e researched arthritis, a type that you have really horrible swelling pain after sleep but, what i have i think is minor. What happens is after my sleep, i wake up my hands feel, not as much as pain but weird, or at the most very very minor pain, and i crack my knuckles, in all my fingers and i feel fine, i do the exact thing after a nap, ive tried not cracking my knuckles after sleep but the minor pains jsut annoying when im writing or somthing at school. Let the record show that i have no swelling of the hands, no serious pain, just minor, its been going on for a few months, i’d really like some tips on how to, help or cure this?

Why does ANYONE still believe marijuana is harmful…?

admin — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 15:49:21 +0000

Click this: http://www.othersidefarms.com/granny-crows-list/index.html

It’s a list of studies that say you are being ignorant.

Here’s even MORE links. Don’t believe me, believe science. Some of these links are lists, others are studies and findings. Here’s a list if you don’t want to look at the links.

Weed has been proven to cure/treat/inhibit:
– cancer
– seizures
– migraines
– glaucoma
– Tourette’s and OCD
– Multiple Sclerosis
– ADD and ADHD
– IBS and Crohn’s
– Alheimer’s
– Premenstrual Syndrome
– Arthritis
– autism
– Cachexia
– chronic pain
– depression
– diabetes
– fibromyalgia
– insomnia
– liver fibrosis
– mad cow disease

More good news – the THC in weed counteracts any bad effects from the smoke. It’s in the 4th link down. So anyone saying that “weed has more tar than cigarette smoke” is ignorant of the facts.

Plus, it’s impossible to overdose (0 deaths from weed EVER).

And it isn’t addictive (“psychologically addictive” is nonsense – anything you like to do, and have the urge to do later, is “psychologically addictive”. Watching TV, listening to music, and anything else could fall into this category).

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http://www.nowpublic.com/thc_marijuana_helps_cure_cancer_says_harvard_study

http://www.ranker.com/list/top-10-medical-benefits-from-marijuana/greatplaces?page=1&format=BLOG&sortby=&sortdir=

http://loopylettuce.wordpress.com/2010/01/19/marijuana-myth-marijuana-kills-brain-cells/

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,196678,00.html

http://www.webmd.com/cancer/brain-cancer/news/20090401/marijuana-chemical-may-fight-brain-cancer

http://www.cannabissearch.com/medical_benefits/

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Not to mention, hemp is the #1 cash crop, and if weed was taxed, the state would see a massive increase in revenue.

Also, buying pot illegally just continues to fund dangerous cartels. Every way you look at it – we need marijuana legalized.

Should I put my dog down? Is he ready?

admin — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 05:49:31 +0000

I have a golden retriever/collie mix and I have had him for 8 years. I got him from a friend who got him from someone else. I’m not sure how old he is. I think when I got him from my friend they said he may be 4 years old. So that could make him 12 years old. I took him to the vet because my sister and my dad said it may be time to put him down. The reason he went was because of his arthritis. He is having a hard time getting up and sitting back down. He cant walk up stairs or down stairs without help. I took him to the vet and the vet gave him an exam and he said his mouth was infected and to fix the mouth he would have to take some teeth out and he would need to take medicine for that. Also, when my dog walks his back legs get crossed and the vet said that was not normal. Also, he wont lift his leg anymore to pee like he used to. The vet said there are pills to help the arthritis, but I’m not sure if I want to give him pills for the rest of his life. The vet said there is nothing he could do that could cure him from anything he had. My gut reaction was to put him down. He just is not happy anymore. He used to jump on top of me and greet everyone when they came home. Now he just lays down. The vet also said his sight was going.

One time I saw him clinging on the top of the stairs because he didnt have the strenght to get to the top. I asked him if he wanted me to put him down or give him meds and he just went and layed down.
I forgot to say we did try some meds when he started having problems and it didn’t work.