Arnica montana is a perennial herb, growing close to the ground. The leaves form a flat rosette, from the center of which rises a flower stalk, 1 to 2 feet high, bearing orange-yellow flowers. The rhizome is dark brown, cylindrical, usually curved, and bears brittle wiry rootlets on the under surface.
“Asian Homoeopathic Medical League” and “Century Training Center, Dubai, United Arab Emirates” are organizing an International Homoeopathic Conference in the year 2006, in Dubai, UAE.
Mr. R.D. A., 54 years came to see me on the 21st July, 1969 for what was diagnosed as allergic rhinitis of 24 years duration. I gathered the following points from his history :
Baby aged 2 months was brought to me on 28.5.66 for excessive lachrymation from the left eye. At no time the left eye was dry. This trouble dated from birth. The left eye looked smaller than the right eye. This made the parents more anxious. The child was treated by allopathic drugs prescribed by several allopathic physicians but did not give him any relief.
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Starlanyl offers an impassioned, in-depth manifesto for FMS and myofascial pain syndrome (MPS) patients that explores the wide spectrum of traditional and alternative approaches to these two disorders. Herself a physician living with both FMS and MPS, Starlanyl gives the reader valuable information for working with various health specialists through numerous “data sheets” geared to a particular practitioner, e.g., the cardiologist or dentist.
America’s obesity epidemic is definitely driving the nation’s type 2 diabetes epidemic, says a new study by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
People with arthritis are even less likely than the average American to get enough — or any — exercise, a large U.S. study shows.
Periodontal therapy may help diabetic patients improve sugar control, according to a new study.
University of Pittsburgh scientists say it may not be all hot fudge sundaes and french fries that cause obesity — it might also be due to brain chemistry.