Everybody should be made aware of Hereditary Hemachromatosis (HH, an
Iron overload disease) and the fact that, contrary to what many doctors
were taught in medical school, it is one of the most common hereditary
diseases, and, untreated, it is fatal. It effects as many as 8 in every

Intresting, but it best to recall that the iron causes all disease and it
comes from eating meat thesis has been discredited in detail and in whole
so beating a dead horse puts no iron in it's backbone.  Even more
intresting is that the facts by which it was discredited was provided ...

It seems the transferrin saturation point for assessing adequate iron
stores has been LOWERED .. pretty soon there won't be ANYBODY who is ..
iron .. deficient ..
Heh .. heh .. heh

Two days ago I was pulling broken glass out of my bedroom window. One
piece was stuck, I don't remember exactly how but the next thing I knew
I was staring at a deep gash in my right thumb. In the split second
before the blood starts to pour I saw, basically, the inside of my

Thanks for reading. I've never been to this group before, just picked
it up while googling and now posting now that I need some help.
I suspect my replies are going to be in the vein of "get yourself to
the ER room now!!!" type calls. However, although financially stable I

I'd read somewhere that alcohol (ethanol, isopropol, whatever) doesn't
actually kill anything, germs or bacteria. What it does is simply move
dirt and particles which may contain bacteria on them better.
So for example when you're rubbed before a shot with an alcohol swab,

First i wouldlike tothank anyone who replies and i do make spelling
errors so if i do sorry.
MS . Hard to Diagnose huh ?
Been on interferon 1-a for 7 years now. Never had an mri of the neck or

Female, age 47, experiencing heavy menstrual flow being treated with
CYKLOKAPRON
It seems to me that this is a rather nasty drug to be taking which seems to
treat the effect, rather than the cause.

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Who loves ya.
Tom
Jesus Was A Vegetarian! http://jesuswasavegetarian.7h.com

Statin Adverse Effects FAQ: MEMORY LOSS & STATINS, AMNESIA & STATINS
To my physician,
I believe that my symptoms may be due to the adverse effects a_ssociated
with cholesterol-lowering statin drugs.  I need your help to understand the

I just went to the doctor and he told me that i have one inguinal
hernia and a second in the begining stages. My doctor offered two
different options. One is the basic operation where they go through the
stomach wall and repair it with the mesh, the other is laproscopic. The

Listener's going to have to replace that finely honed gyroscope of his. Zee
http://www.forbes.com/2005/01/05/cx_mh_0105crp.html
Now lemme see if I get this one:
"NEW YORK -

http://www.whale.to/a/yaz22.htnml.htm
"The fact is that sooner or later, Andrew Wakefield will be exonerated, his
theory will be accepted and a vaccine-autism connection will be proven. As
the New Year comes around, Wakefield's research is being duplicated in

Anyone here know how to interpret blood test results?
Here are some to get started (view with FP font)...
FBC
 WBCs                    6.2 10*9/L

Statin Adverse Effects FAQ: STATINS AND LIVER OR KIDNEY DAMAGE
(The Cholesterol-lowering Statin Drug Names: Lipitor, Crestor, Mevacor,
Pravachol, Zocor, Lescol, and Baycol, aka atorvastatin, rosuvastatin,
cerivastatin, fluvastatin, lovastatin, pravastatin, and simvastatin; This