Jun8
Prescriptions and palates can go together: drug-food interactions are a common reason for consultation. But some people would rather not eat, and purchase the medicine they need. The best site for free medicines we know of www.needymeds.com. Read More
Jun8
Vitamin A is fat soluble, and to be absorbed, must be taken with a little fat. Vitamin A is also stored in the body in fat: too much Vitamin A can be toxic, and cause birth defects in babies, and neurologic problems in adults. Vitamin A helps create vision and cell growth. Read More
Jun8
Foods that seem to help in OA are in 2 categories: those which have specific medicinal effects, such as pineapple, which contains bromelain, and those which help with symptom-relief. Read More
Jun8
Osteoarthritis is by far the most common type of arthritis–hip, back, knee and hand are common sites. It is a degenerative process that can be controlled and managed, in many cases, with the right foods at the right time in the right amount. Read More
Jun8
These foods, when prepared correctly and eaten in the right amounts, help to diminish the risk for stroke:
*Whole grains, especially those rich in soluble fiber Read More
