Healthy Colon Detox

6. Dopamine & Glutamate in Addiction

Zendana — Sat, 19 May 2012 07:03:02 +0000

Dr. McCauley explains the neuroscience of addiction using the landscape of Utah. See more at www.pleasureunwoven.com

VATS Lobectomy for Lung Cancer by Raja Flores, MD

Zendana — Sat, 19 May 2012 02:49:25 +0000

Mount Sinai’s approach to lung cancer care focuses on patients first, providing not only VATS and advanced minimally invasive techniques, but also an ability to treat advanced and challenging cases that require skills and expertise found in few centers. About the Surgeon: Dr. Flores’ is a recognized leader in the field of Thoracic Surgery for his pioneering efforts in the treatment of mesothelioma. He has established VATS lobectomy, a minimally invasive approach using three small incisions, as the gold standard in the surgical treatment of lung cancer. He published two sentinel studies validating its oncological effectiveness by demonstrating equivalent survival and recurrence rates with fewer complications and shorter hospital stays when compared to standard thoracotomy. Dr. Flores implemented the current program for this procedure at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. He was a lead investigator in a multicenter trial of neoadjuvant alimta/cisplatin, extrapleural pneumonectomy, and high-dose radiation which is designed to improve outcomes. Dr. Flores currently has one of the largest VATS lobectomy experiences in the world. He is in the process of publishing, and has presented this data at the 90th Annual Meeting of the American Association for Thoracic Surgery. www.mssm.edu In the news: www.nydailynews.com

Celiac Disease in STL MO?

Zendana — Fri, 18 May 2012 14:27:03 +0000

How many people in STL MO have Celiac Disease? I know about 1 in every 133 people in the US have the disease which is roughly 3 million people have it. I also know roughly 12-20 years of age is 27% and over 20 years of age is 34%. I am writing a marketing plan for my Marketing class and need to break down my target audience even more. So far my primary target is the age group of over 20 years of age because they will have more purchasing power. I just would like to break it down even further if I could find out how many people in STL MO have it so than I could break it down into income and possibly sex.

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Zendana — Fri, 18 May 2012 14:24:25 +0000

Bröderna Crohns @ Facebook

Craig Manning ; Already Over

Zendana — Fri, 18 May 2012 07:01:32 +0000

“I give it all to you, let go of me” This video is about Craig’s struggle his abusive father, drug addiction, girl problems and bipolar disorder

Arta feat Loco – Asnje Milimeter (Official Video)

Zendana — Thu, 17 May 2012 16:59:24 +0000

Music: Don Arbas Lyrics: Mithat Sadiku Video: Fadil Veseli Copyright: Arba$ound Të drejtat autoriale mbrohen nga OnAir Music

anyone know stuff about Celiac Disease?

Zendana — Thu, 17 May 2012 14:28:04 +0000

My aunt and my grandma both have celiac disease and i think i might have it too. heres my symptoms:
- tingling in hands and feet
- numbness in the bottom middle of my left foot
- occasional numbness and sometimes tingling in just a couple of my fingers
-occassional dizziness
- occassional nausea
- sharp pains in abdomen
- having bowel movements more and more often (went from once a day to sometimes 5 -10 times a day)
- i wake up screaming in the mornings from extreamly horrible muscle cramps in my calves
- when i get out of bed every morning i have sharp pains in the bottom of my feet, i can hardly put weight on them…. then after a minute it goes away.

anyone with celiac disease have those symptoms?
I am mostly wondering about the sharp pains in the bottom of my feet, the leg cramps and the tingling in my hands (I’ve read that people with celiac disease sometimes have tingling in legs or feet, but i haven’t seen anything about tingling in hands).

A Day in Life of A Hospital Patient – Part 1

Zendana — Thu, 17 May 2012 14:23:39 +0000

The “Hospital Patient Experience” is one of those things in life which is much more complex than it seems. “Support” from one’s Family and Friends is VITAL but for reasons that are different than one would think as Patient wishes or comments are often ignored as if the Patient is a non-entity. That’s where your Family and Friends act as your “Patient Advocate.” Between the Nurses, Doctors, Surgeons, Residents, Fellows and Pain Management Team, there are numerous communication nuances involved with the Hospital Patient Experience. This series of Videos will help you successfully navigate what I have come to learn is one of life’s most difficult Journeys.

Mera Zymeri – Jakcpot(Album 2011)

Zendana — Thu, 17 May 2012 02:48:41 +0000

Elkos Group, EuroLindi, ETC & ETV Mera Zymeri – Jakcpot(Album 2011)

Celiac Disease recovery abdominal pain? Please help!?

Zendana — Wed, 16 May 2012 14:30:16 +0000

Hello,

I’ve had a mixture of yellow diarrhea and yellow loose stools but NO abdominal pain for 2.5 months. I also had recurring headaches during this time. Additionally, though I’ve always drank whole milk, I seemed to become lactose intolerant during this time.

Then I went gluten-free at the suspicion of being a celiac. I’ve been gluten-free for four weeks. In the first two weeks my diarrhea decreased in frequency and soon went away; also, my headaches decreased in severity and frequency. In the following two weeks, I’ve had no diarrhea, my stools have become darker, more brown, and less frequent, and I’ve only had mild and short lived headaches.

This is all great, and I think I’ve found the problem (gluten) and the solution (gluten-free diet) to my recent diarrhea, headaches, and anxiety.

However, in the past two days, I’ve noticed that my stool has continued to get darker and darker brown and less and less frequent. This is great since four weeks ago they were pale or yellow.. However, in the past two days I’ve gotten really bad cramping and abdominal pain! Also, I feel like if my stool keeps getting darker and less frequent. I’m really losing my appetite, and I’m afraid I’m going to soon develop bad constipation!

Is this normal (or not an abnormal) part of celiac disease recovery? Please help me with your comforting suggestion because this new abdominal pain is making me really, really anxious.

Have my intestines just gotten used to easily pushing through diarrhea and loose stools for 2.5 months and now that my stool is healthy again, they have to get used to pushing normal stools again? Will I end up suffering for constipation for a while while my intestines adjust to this non-gluten diet and firmer stool? Should I go to a doctor? I’d appreciate any comforting remarks and any suggestions.

In this recovery process, I’ve mainly been eating rice, tofu, vegetables, and fruits, with the occasional nuts, yogurt, beans, and fish.

Thank you for your help.