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Ionizing Radiation Is a Cancer RISK — Why Is It Promoted as a Primary ‘Prevention’ Tool? Use thermography instead, it detects problems earlier.
Also, if you do have a malignant tumor, the crushing compression of your breast during a mammogram could potentially cause it to spread..
Little effort has been made to educate women about the crucial differences between non-malignant lesions and invasive or non-invasive cancers detected through this technology.
Instead, the general idea that breast cancer is something you either have or don’t have is perpetuated, without any distinctions of its relative risk for harm. Fortunately, there are rays of hope, as both researchers and journalists are starting to speak out against the overuse and risks of mammography.
It is important to realize that the ionizing radiation used to discern breast tumors is a risk factor for the development of breast cancer.
The Stink of Pink: Why Mammograms Are Vastly Oversold
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A new device developed at The Ohio State University can start healing organs in a "fraction of a second," researchers say.
The technology, known as Tissue Nanotransfection (TNT), has the potential to save the lives of car crash victims and even deployed soldiers injured on site. It's a dime-sized silicone chip that "injects genetic code into skin cells, turning those skin cells into other types of cells required for treating diseased conditions," according to a release.In lab tests, one touch of TNT completely repaired injured. legs of mice over three weeks by turning skin cells into vascular cells.
Emergency medicine is what doctors do best
Did you know…
Psychiatric disorders affect over 26% of our adult population and over 20% of our adolescent population.
Over 40 million people suffer from anxiety and more than 20 million people have depression.
1-10 Americans takes an antidepressant, which has tripled in the past decade.
Alzheimer’s will affect 30%, and some experts are saying up to 50% of people over the age of 85.
9% of our 8-15 year olds have been given the label, ADHD.
In the last decade, autism has increased from 3 in 10,000 to 1 in 166
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TAKE PROBIOTICS DURING and AFTER TREATMENT
Be sure to separate taking antibiotics from probiotics by 2 hours
And use a probiotic appropriate for children that includes infantis bifidus.
Taking antibiotics can alter the gut good bacteria, which can lead to antibiotic-associated diarrhea, especially in children.
Fortunately, a number of studies have shown that taking probiotics, or live healthy bacteria, can reduce the risk of antibiotic-associated diarrhea.
One review of 23 studies including nearly 400 children found that taking probiotics at the same time as antibiotics could reduce the risk of diarrhea by more than 50% .
A larger review of 82 studies including over 11,000 people found similar results in adults, as well as children.
What You Should Eat During and After Antibiotics
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Antibiotics can cause side effects like diarrhea and changes to the gut microbiota, but luckily, certain foods can reduce the risk. Here's what to eat during and after antibiotics.
Here are a few ways how rosewater works wonders for you:
1. Since rose oil has anti-inflammatory properties, using rose water can help in reducing the redness from irritated or over-heated skin.
2. It is a great cleanser and aids in removing oil and dirt accumulated in clogged pores. Thus preventing acne and pimples.Also helps in maintaining the PH value of your skin.
3. It has astringent like properties, which is why it is used after facials and clean ups to close open pores. Applying rose water after steaming tightens capillaries, reduces redness and blotchiness.
4. The aroma of roses is said to be a powerful mood enhancer. It rids you of feelings of anxiety and promotes emotional wellbeing, thereby making you look relaxed. Since it is de-stressing, it helps you sleep better which means you will wake up feeling fresh.
5. The best and easiest way to use it is to apply it at night. It helps clear all impurities that your face has collected through the day.
6.Has anti-bacterial properties which helps in healing scars, cuts and burns.
timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/beauty/Benefits-of-rose-water/articleshow/14024523.cms
Up until the 1840s, nearly every pie, cake, and cookie recipe called for a dash of rosewater.
