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1. 4 Ways to Combat Microbial Infections without Drugs
July 28, 2015

There comes a time in everyone’s life where we need to take medication. Sometimes it is for a permanent condition; sometimes it is to help give us a boost to overcome an illness. Regardless, most people have, at one point used a prescription medication. Most are relatively harmless, but some can end up causing more damage than they prevent. Instead of resorting to medication, try fighting off infections with these four naturally anti-microbial foods. Garlic – Garlic has long been touted as a means of fighting infection. It helps to fight against yeast infections, fungus, parasites,... (read more)

Author: Scott Sery

2. Don't Let Your Pneumonia Turn to Nerve Damage
July 02, 2015

They seem like they would be completely separate conditions. You develop pneumonia, a bacterial infection in your lungs, but you end up suffering from peripheral neuropathy, a form of nerve damage. How did this happen? It could have been because of the antibiotic drugs you were taking. Fluoroquinolones to Combat Infection Drugs such as Avelox, Cipro, and Levaquin fall into the class of fluoroquinolones. These antibiotic drugs are fantastic at combating infection. More than 2 decades ago these drugs found FDA approval to hit the market. Since that time they have been presc... (read more)

Author: Scott Sery

3. Antibiotic Drugs Can Lead to Peripheral Neuropathy
June 17, 2015

Many people understand the basics about the nervous system. They know that there is a central nervous system that connects the whole body together and relays messages to the brain. However, the central nervous system is only one component of the overall nervous system. In fact, there is also the peripheral nervous system that connects the extremities to the central nervous system which then connect things to the brain. Nerve damage is likely to occur in the peripheral nervous system. That nerve damage can happen a number of ways. Physical trauma is a big cause of nerve damage. In fa... (read more)

Author: Scott Sery

4. The Root Cause of Peripheral Nerve Damage
April 08, 2015

Nerve damage is one of those terms that you often hear about after a person suffers from a severe injury. For instance, someone is in an accident and they have a spinal cord injury. Doctors may say they will have permanent nerve damage. Or perhaps someone is involved in an industrial accident that nearly severs their arm. They regain use, but they have nerve damage. That physical trauma is an easy culprit to see, but there are other ways that nerve damage can affect someone. Antibiotic Drugs Can Cause Nerve Damage When someone suffers from an infection like pneumonia, bronchitis, or... (read more)

Author: Scott Sery

5. Greenland glaciers may melt slower than thought: study - Fuzzy Stickers - Puffy Stickers
August 06, 2013

A decade-long study of Greenland's glaciers suggests they may notbe melting as quickly as thought, leading to a slower sea-levelrise than worst-case predictions, said a study on Thursday. How fast glaciers melt depends in large part on how fast they move,and the research in the journal Science shows the glaciers may leadto a sea level rise of 0.8 meters (2.6 feet) by 2100, not twometers (6.5 feet) as some have estimated previously. Scientists pored over satellite data from Canada, Germany and Japanspanning from 2000 to 2011, and found that Greenland's largestglaciers, which end on land... (read more)

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