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Migraine :: Bryonia for Migraines

Q: I?ve taken on a new responsibility at work, which I wanted, but the extra stress is giving me migraines. I can?t function at work but I can?t leave either. I just want to lie down in a dark quiet place. Can you suggest something?

Depression :: Anti-depressants ‘could affect driving’

Up to a million people in the UK could be driving under the effects of older generation anti-depressant drugs and tranquilizers, which can include aggression, dizziness and blurred vision.

Autism :: Autism two separate illnesses

Autism, the devastating mental illness that affects thousands of children every year, is not a single psychological condition, scientists have discovered.

Stress :: Stress makes stroke de adlier

People who are highly stressed have 89 per cent more risk of dying after having a stroke compared to those who feel stress-free, according to a report published in Stroke: Journal of the American Heart Association.

Less invasive surgery shrinks brain clots

A minimally invasive form of surgery is safe to use in people with a potentially deadly type of blood clot in the brain, results of a study released last week show.

Dental :: Cancer risk with gum disease

People with serious gum disease are at higher risk of developing oral pre-cancerous lesions and tumours, according to dental researchers at the University of Buffalo.

Homoeopathy and Physiognomy

Physiognomy is the art or science of ascertaining the character of the mind of an individual by studying the features of his body especially face. So it is an art of judging or discovering temperament or character from outward appearance.

A man generally thinks according to his formation, and not only does he think according to his formation, but he acts and works in accordance therewith. External appearance and the internal environment vary from person to person. That is where physiognomy has its role to play.

Cetyl Myristoleate seperating fact from fiction

I am a strong believer in Cetyl Myristoleate for the treatment of arthritis. For the last three years I have been researching and writing about Cetyl Myristoleate. I am constantly searching for new research and contact and interview every doctor I can find that works with it. The purpose of the article is to evaluate the claims made about Cetyl Myristoleate on the myriad of web sites that sell it. It you want more information on the research that documents the effectiveness of Cetyl Myristoleate then do a search for my article, “Cetyl Myristoleate: Science or Speculation”.

Gene mutation may contribute to binge eating

Binge eaters who say they cannot help it may have a point. A study suggests a gene may contribute to the cause of binge eating in some people. Researchers said they hoped the finding would point the way to a pill that could bring appetites under control.

Formula for lung cancer risk

How long and how much you smoked, and how long it’s been since the last puff, make a difference in the risk of getting lung cancer.