January 13th, 2010 by admin
I’ve been researching H1N1 Swine Flu and noted the same objections about taking the H1N1 Swine Flu vaccine. For instance - The vaccine has not been tested effectively. Did you know that in 1976 over 40,000,000 Americans were vaccinated for swine flu and thousands of healthy individuals developed Guillain Barres Syndrome which is a severe neurological disorder?
My first thought was that 1976 was such a long time ago and things have certainly improved since then. Then do a little research and find out what the real number are. In 1976, the Guillain Barr Syndrome risk was around 1 in 80,000 and the actual number Guillain Barre’s syndrome that occurred directly as…
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January 13th, 2010 by admin
You want a plan that you may use everyday to get slim and healthy. You want a plan that builds on your success day-by-day. A plan that keeps you provoked and inspired by seeing resultsfast. If you do not see and feel results fast it’s far to easy to be lured by the following junk food drive thru or the subsequent dispensing machine. That is the real secret to permanent weightloss. You can’t expect to shed pounds by doing similar things like overeating and not exercising. Diabetes, heart problems, elevated blood pressure, cancer, stroke and arthritis are just one or two of the health issues associated with obesity. You have to…
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January 13th, 2010 by admin
Chelation is a process of formation of a bond between central element atoms with an organic ligand. Then there is formed what we may call as a complex. The complex in all has a property that it makes the central atom inert for almost all the normal elements. The entire complex then achieves a high amount of affinity for metals that enables them to be used against removal of metals from not only corroded surfaces but also from within the human body and even on clothes and softening of water
Let us now discuss what the applications of chelating are in different fields. some of the common applications of the chelators are…
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