In my web surfing, I found a most interesting site. It is maintained by Deb Gully and she is down under. The site is dietnet. At this site you can read about the different aspects of nutrition and it is...
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February 2008 Archives
Diet and Health, are you interested?
By Dr. E. Glynn Taunton on February 25, 2008 5:19 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)
In my web surfing, I found a most interesting site. It is maintained by Deb Gully and she is down under.
The site is dietnet.
At this site you can read about the different aspects of nutrition and it is in an understandable form.
I hope you enjoy perusing this site as much as I have.
ARE YOU FAT LIKE ME, OR JUST A BIT PLUMP?
By Dr. E. Glynn Taunton on February 25, 2008 4:57 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)
I just had the privilege of reading Dr. Joe Mercola's book, "The No-Grain Diet". It is not a new work, but it is a
most impressive read.
In this book, Dr. Mercola explains how to lose weight, stop carbohyrate cravings and keep weight off.
His explanations are succinct and easily understood.
If you are diabetic and want to get a better handle on dealing with your disease, then you should give this book a read.
If you simply want to get hold of your weight problem, this is a must.
Do You Suffer From Arthritis?
By Dr. E. Glynn Taunton on February 25, 2008 4:45 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)
Well, if you don't, then you are one of the lucky, or should I say, blessed ones.
I have recently discovered a neat website where you can learn some very interesting things about arthritis.
There is a preview of a book by Robert McFerran entitled, "ARTHRITIS--Searching for THE TRUTH--Searching for
THE CURE".
This is not going to be a book review, but if you are interested in finding out why mainstream medicine is NOT
working, then you should really investigate this body of work.
It will enlighten you and hopefully give you hope for the future.
Go to dietnet. Find the orange heading and look for the title Arthritis. Under this you will see Robert McFerran.
Good luck and good reading.
The Leading Cause of Death In The U.S.
By Dr. E. Glynn Taunton on February 7, 2008 1:55 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)
Now I didn't make this up. It's the Health-Care System. This review is based on an internet article by several respected physicians. Sadly, doctors are the leading cause. But, this should include unecessary procedures, drugs and mishaps.
This is a brief summary of this article. At the end we will give you the website if you are inclined to read all thegrizzly details.
A doctor at the CDC states that in 2003, tens of millions of unnecessary antibiotics were prescribed.
There are 7.5 million unnecessay medical and surgical procedures annually.
Unnecessary hospitalizations numbered 8.9 million annually.
Iatrogenic (doctor induced) deaths number 783,936 annually.
Based on statistics, just entering a hospital could cause the following events (out of 16.4 million people)
2.1% chance for a serious adverse drug event
5 - 6% chance of acquiring a hospital-caused infection
4 - 36% chance of having an iatrogenic (doctor induced) injury
17% chance of a procedure error
Based on conservative statistics, here are some interesting numbers
Ten-Year Death Rates for Medical Intervention
Adverse Drug Reactions 1.06 million
Medical Error 0.98 million
Bedsores 1.15 million
Nosocomial Infections 0.88 million
Malnutrition 1.09 million
Outpatients 1.99 million
Unnecessary Procedures 371,360
Surgery-Related 320,000
TOTAL 7.8 million
This represents more deaths than all the casualties America has suffered in all its wars.
Internet site for this info:
http://www.angelfire.com/az/sthurston/Leading_Cause_of_Death_in_the_US.html