Archive for December, 2010

Nutrition Counseling for Breast Cancer Patients

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Tinrin Chew, Certified Oncology Dietician Alta Bates Summit Medical Center offers nutrition counseling for patients diagnosed with breast cancer.

What agencies would help mu buy a power chair?

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Question : What agencies would help mu buy a power chair?
I am disabled and have a problem getting around in my home. I want to be independent, but it’s extrememly difficult.
power chair

Best answer:

Answer by petra
Start with calling DHS and Disability services to ask them for resources, or call dealers of adaptive equippment and ask them if they know resources. Good Luck.

What is the best dental plan for orthodontics?

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Question : What is the best dental plan for orthodontics?
I am 23 and just found out that I need braces. My current insurance plan doesn’t cover since I am past their age limit. Any good individual plans that cover orthodontics?
orthodontics

Best answer:

Answer by Justwondering2007
I have a great suggestions for you!! I have dental benefits and it costs me $ 11.95 per month. You get Free Prescription, Free Vision and Free Chiropractic Care with your dental benefits.

Braces are very expensive but with them it saves you a couple thousands.

Hope this site helps. I know it saves me a lot with my dental and prescription needs.

Ready to battle anorexia for good and live a better life…?

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Question : Ready to battle anorexia for good and live a better life…?
Ever since I first came across this site and wrote about my struggles, each post I have written since has been full of fear and sadness. Even though I gained much or most of the weight that I lost last year, I did not recover in the slightest sense. My thoughts, worries, daily routines, and compulsion to exercise have shown that clearly. After an immense breakdown a few weeks ago, for the first time in my life, I realized that I do need professional help. I realized that life can be better than what I have made it into and how I have always lived it and thought it to be. Furthermore, it is up to me to make it better and to take the steps in a healthier direction towards a brighter and happier future.

I was able to meet with a therapist at an eating disorder center last week who performed an evaluation on me and gave me recommendations. She has been trying to find a therapist and nutritionist in my area, but there are none around that specialize in anorexia. She mentioned the idea of going to an eating disorder clinic as an outpatient, so we have been looking into that. The other day, I spoke to the doctor of one in Cambridge, MA on the phone. I explained everything, and she really wants to see me and help me. While I am very scared to go, I know it is the right thing to do and must be done. I keep second guessing myself because my weight isn’t as low as it used to be, so I know there are other girls who are probably worse off than I am and deserve the help more. I am 20, 5’4″, and about 100 pounds. To me, that doesn’t seem low compared to where I was at a while ago, but the doctor told me that it is very low, and I am right on the border of needing impatient care, but she has to meet with me first to determine what level I need.

I am really nervous about talking to my parents about all of this. They have not supported me throughout any of this because they don’t even know what I have been struggling with. They were in denial and still are. They don’t understand anorexia at all and only know it as the way the Hollywood media portrays it. When I had told my mom about my low weight a while ago, she just yelled at me and told me that I should be ashamed of myself. She only makes me feel even worse than I did to begin with when I go to her with these issues, so I don’t even know where to begin with this. How do I tell them what I have, what I have been going through, and that I want to go to this facility for treatment?

My final dilemma will probably make some of you upset, and I really hope it doesn’t. I am not trying to. I promise, but I need to get this out. For the past few months, I have become more and more entrenched in my exercising. After injuring my ankle at the beginning of August from obsessive running, I have taken to going to the gym 6, sometimes 7, days a week to use the elliptical. I spend a minimum of 60 minutes on it, do the bike for 5-10, and do Pilates and Yoga at home daily. I had an MRI last week and found out about the results yesterday. I have posterior tibial tendonitis. I am supposed to get a walking boot and refrain from all exercise for at least the next 5 weeks until my follow-up appointment. I didn’t go get the boot yesterday, and I still went to the gym today. I felt so guilty going, as I should, but I just can’t not go because I feel worried about what will happen if I don’t exercise, which I know is a huge problem. I eat 1,800 calories a day, and I have been maintining my weight on that amount with all of my exercise, so if I were to stop, wouldn’t I start gaining? I want to stop exercising starting now, but my appointment at the ED center isn’t until next Friday, so I am worried that if I stop before then that I will gain weight before going and then they won’t think I need help or something? So my question is that if I were to stop exercising now until next Friday, will I gain a lot of weight, or any at all? Should I eat less than 1,800? I know I shouldn’t be so worried with this, but I am, and I don’t know how to get over these thoughts, but I know with treatment, they will help this issue, as well.

Thank you so much for reading all of this. Please take care.=)
anorexia treatment facilities

Best answer:

Answer by Taija_in_wonderland
Hi :]

I have an eating disorder too (bulimia…so yeah its different but i get what your going through)
However, im not a low weight, im right on average (oh how it annoys me)

ANYWAY,
I am also in treatment, and I’m sorry that your mom is freaking out at you, but honestly, im super jealous, because my mom totally ignores my ED and wont even drive me to treatment… :[

to answer your question
NO you will not gain weight if you stop excersising for a week.
No you should not eat less than 1,800….try to at LEAST get 1,500 if you can.

Also, they wont stop treating you if you are a normal weight.
did you know that some people with anorexia are overweight? Your weight has nothing to do with having an eating disorder, and i read a statistic somewhere that said 80% of people with eating disorders are normal weight, 10% are overweight and 10% are underweight. (this is just anorexia and bullimia i think, obviously compulsive overeaters are different)

anyway, DONT WORRY
you may gain maybe and ounce or two…accept that it is fine if you do.

wanna email me?
steal_my_sunshine7@live.com

I need to find out about any dentist who does chairty work in Tampa Bay area?

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Question : I need to find out about any dentist who does chairty work in Tampa Bay area?

dentist tampa

Best answer:

Answer by snapszen
Break out a phone book and start calling. State your charity and sound desperate.

Seek to Get Off Diabetes Medication

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www.ididyoucantoo.com Seek to get off diabetes medications, please. Now, I’m not telling you to just wake up tomorrow and get off your meds. But seek alternative treatments, or look for natural supplements. Please read this entire article about http and if you are taking Avandia get off that drug! Diabetes II can often subside with a healthy diet, exercise and natural supplements. Often inflammation which goes undiagnosed can cause other problems too. The Nopal cactus has qualities that decrease inflammation and effects from it. Feel free to contact me if you are interested in trying some, Tish Washington 626-945-5987. I have recently lost 30 pounds and can help you with that too. Good health to you.

Anorexia. Eating disorders. Binge eating nerviosa. Anorexic treatment and recovery. Bulimia Help

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tipscategories.com When my daughter nearly died in hospital from Anorexia-Bulimia I Listen to a short message from Karen was absolutely determined to find a cure for this dreadful disease. Now a few years later she is completely healthy – physically and emotionally, and I…

How Can Anyone Trust Such A Corrupt Medical System As We Have Today?

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Question : How Can Anyone Trust Such A Corrupt Medical System As We Have Today?
It is alarming to say the least when one makes a serious assessment of the medical industry today. The evidence of corruption is rampant, from the field of research all the way through to the highest levels of government. ….. It is perhaps even more alarming to view the way that so many hard line medical science worshipers simply ignore and deny the seriousness of the situation as it exists today. .. Instead of putting serious efforts towards addressing this serious infection that has overtaken the medical industry, … these same individuals focus all their efforts on a constant onslaught against all natural forms of healing. … This is in spite of how harmless natural healing is and has been in comparison to the pharmaceutical model.

Here are some of the abundant examples of the corruption that exists in the medical industry today;

“Wall St. Journal” – January 2009
“FDA Scientists Ask Obama to Restructure Drug Agency”

“WASHINGTON — A group of scientists at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday sent a letter to President-elect Barack Obama’s transition team pleading with him to restructure the agency, saying managers have ordered, intimidated and coerced scientists to manipulate data in violation of the law.

The nine scientists, whose names have been provided to the transition team and to some members of Congress, say the FDA is a “fundamentally broken” agency and describe it as place where honest employees committed to integrity can’t act without fear of reprisal. …”

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123142562104564381.html

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“Western Journal Of Medicine” – Oct. 2001
“The unhealthy alliance between academia and corporate America”

“Academia’s relationship with private industry changed in the United States when Congress passed the Bayh-Dole Act in 1980.1 This law enabled universities to patent their discoveries and license them to private corporations. This policy fostered collaboration between academia and industry, which created jobs and products of immediate commercial value. But the delicate balance between academic and corporate expectations has swung too far toward private profit at the expense of public trust. Universities are threatened by a growing public concern that industry funding distorts research and undermines its traditions of objectivity, independence, and free exchange of ideas. …”

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1071558/

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“JAMA” (Journal of The American Medical Association)
Vol. 300 No. 9, September 3, 2008
“Industry-Sponsored Clinical Research – A Broken System”

“Over the past 2 decades, the pharmaceutical industry has gained unprecedented control over the evaluation of its own products. Drug companies now finance most clinical research on prescription drugs, and there is mounting evidence that they often skew the research they sponsor to make their drugs look better and safer. Two recent articles underscore the problem: one showed that many publications concerning Merck’s rofecoxib that were attributed primarily or solely to academic investigators were actually written by Merck employees or medical publishing companies hired by Merck; the other showed that the company manipulated the data analysis in 2 clinical trials to minimize the increased mortality associated with rofecoxib.2 Bias in the way industry-sponsored research is conducted and reported is not unusual and by no means limited to Merck. …”

http://jama.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/extract/300/9/1069

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“Wall St. Journal” – May 7, 2010
“Why the AMA Wants to Muzzle Your Doctor”

” …The AMA was not only a major supporter of ObamaCare but also an accomplice in its passage. Without the support of the AMA it is quite possible that the health-care reform initiative would have failed. So why the effort to silence other doctors? The AMA is not only worried about protecting this misguided legislation, it is worried about protecting itself.

In the weeks since passage of this 2,700 page bill, more and more of its policy land-mines have exploded, including rising insurance premiums and admissions of inevitable rationing. Not surprisingly, an increasing number of physicians have expressed alarm over the impact that the legislation will have on their patients. This growing opposition makes the actions of the AMA, which represents only 17% of the doctors in the U.S., look very bad.

It is essential to understand the primary reason the AMA stands alongside President Obama on health-care reform. The organization wants to protect a monopoly that the federal government has created for it—a m
… a medical coding system administered by the AMA that every health-care professional and hospital must use if they wish to get paid for the services they provide. This monopoly generates income of $ 70 million to $ 100 million annually for the AMA. That makes the AMA less an association looking out for doctors and more a special-interest group beholden to Congress and the White House. …”

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703961104575226323909364054.html?mod=rss_opinion_main#articleTabs%3Darticle

“PBS Frontline” – 2003
“Dangerous Prescription”
“More than a dozen dangerous drugs have been pulled off the market since 1997. Why were they approved in the first place? An investigation of America’s drug safety system.”

“I think it was pretty well understood,” say former FDA scientist Michael Elashoff, “that if you were advocating turning a drug down — particularly if it was from a large pharmaceutical company — that that wouldn’t be good for your career.”

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/prescription/hazard/

Sarah -
Perhaps you would care to post the research which shows the harm done by natural healing in comparison to the harm done via the pharmaceutical model. …. and where exactly did you read the word “Totally” in my question here? Please don’t put words in my mouth.
fizbap -

“sometimes corrupt” eh? …. I think you need to read more thoroughly before you post such a weak response. …. Why is it that the typical response from your camp to this rampant corruption is always denial and lame excuses?
medical alarms

Best answer:

Answer by Sarah
Oh yeah, the totally harmless natural remedies, lol

TOTALLY HARMLESS. Natural means it can’t hurt you.

Dental Assistant Training at Tech School?

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Question : Dental Assistant Training at Tech School?
Has anyone went to Everest College or any other technical school to become a dental assistant? How much do these schools typically charge?
dental assistant training

Best answer:

Answer by Anna
Everest College is not a good school. It’s not accredited so you’ll only get a fake diploma. You should go to another school.

How do you satisfy an anorexia at the same time as curing one?

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Question : How do you satisfy an anorexia at the same time as curing one?
I want to know how you can cure a girl suffering from anorexia but at the same time not put her in misery and make her lust for rebellion.

How do you make an anorexic accept being fat (even if she isn’t)?
cure for anorexia

Best answer:

Answer by alo ppl
say being fat doesnt mean its being ugly

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