The Bird Flu is Back? Say it Ain’t So!

August 30, 2011 Leave a Comment
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NPR reported that this dreaded disease, H5N1 or better known as "Bird Flu", is back and more virulent than ever.   If it was the same ole, same ole but on a different day, it wouldn't raise any alarm bells.  Tragically, however, it is a new strain, one that is not affected by any current vaccine. A flu virus of this nature resides low in the lungs and that is what makes it difficult for the body to rid itself of it.  Researchers have discovered that the Spanish flu of 1918 was a strain of … [Read more...]

E. Coli Breaks out in France

June 20, 2011 Leave a Comment
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From Reuters Health Information PARIS (Reuters Health) Jun 16 - Five children admitted to hospital in northern France after eating beefburgers infected with a strain of E. coli bacteria are seriously ill, health officials said on Thursday, fanning fears of a wider outbreak. The officials said the bacteria didn't appear to be related to the lethal strain of E. coli that has killed 37 people and made 3,000 ill, most of them in northern Germany. Privately owned German discount chain Lidl … [Read more...]

Immunocal Review: “Glutathione: The Mother of All Antioxidants”

April 12, 2010 1 Comment

Dr. Mark Hyman, MD on Glutathione Dr. Mark Hyman, MD is a practicing physician and pioneer in functional medicine.  He refers to the molecule manufactured in every cell in your body, GLUTATHIONE, as the "Mother of All Antioxidants".  Listen to his 10 minutes of comments and you'll understand why.  Significantly he notes that the high quality bioative whey protein known as Immunocal raises glutathione naturally and better than anything else available. The CellularHealth Foundation offers … [Read more...]

Fight Gram-Negative Acinetobacter Baumannii While Hospitalized

March 17, 2010 1 Comment

Fight Gram-Negative Acinetobacter Baumannii While Hospitalized - By Fueling Your Immune System By Wayne Holloway It seems every day we learn of a new health threat from the microscopic world of infectious germs. Who has not heard of MRSA, which has been in the news much of late? This deadly bacteria is designated a Gram-positive bacteria. There are presently antibiotics that are somewhat effective against this germ. But, that is not the case with Acinetobacter, which is a … [Read more...]