Heart Disease Myth!

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UCSF’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute presents Dr. Deepak Srivastava of the Gladstone Institute of Cardiovascular Disease. Dr. Srivastava discusses the genetics of heart disease. Series: “UCSF Mini Medical School for the Public” [8/2006] [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 11730]

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Natural Medicine Leads to Real Cures
In contrast, the philosophy of natural medicine holds that a weakened immune system (and/or along with other weakened bodily systems) is the reason foreign invaders can thrive, producing symptoms and diseases.

Most of us are taught that we need to go to medical doctors when we get sick. What we aren’t taught is that the real doctor is already within us as the innate wisdom of the body. This is the difference between conventional allopathic systems and natural holistic medicine systems. The philosophy of natural medicine is that, given the right conditions, the body will heal itself. Whereas the allopathic model tries to control defective body systems through drug intervention, or kill foreign invaders with antibiotics, natural medicine rarely includes toxic agents. Instead, herbs, homeopathic remedies and other non-invasive therapies are used. These techniques harmoniously help facilitate the repair and strengthening of bodily systems (especially the immune system, which can then properly fight foreign invaders), or help to destroy offending pathogens without toxic side effects. The goal of natural medicine is to figure out why systems have weakened and then repair them, which results in healing.

Allopathic Medicine—Symptom/Disease Management
The allopathic medical philosophy taught at most medical schools, and practiced by the majority of medical doctors, relies on the concept of identifying diseases or symptoms, and then prescribing drugs to manage or combat those conditions. It is a system that considers the disease or symptom to be the actual problem, as opposed to addressing the underlying causes that produced the disease or symptom in the first place. A wide variety of tests, procedures and equipment specially designed to identify diseases and symptoms have been developed, which on one level is great, because these tests could be used to help figure out underlying causes. Yet, on another level they are very limiting, since they are rarely used for such purposes. Typically, once a diagnosis is determined, the tests are plunked into the patient’s file as conclusive evidence of his or her condition.

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Cholesterol Drug Scam, Wake Up America 13

Whats the truth about high cholesterol & cholesterol drugs?

The statin drugs (drugs to lower cholesterol) such as Lipitor, Zocor, Crestor, Lescol, Mevacor & Pravachol are some of the pharmaceutical industries top selling categories of drugs. Do these drugs really save lives and lower hearth attack rates? Are high cholesterol foods actually bad to eat? Are eggs bad to eat? What are the side effects of statin drugs? Can lowering your cholesterol actually be bad for your health? What is cholesterol? What does the body use cholesterol for? Is a high fat diet bad for you?

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Cholesterol Drug Scam, Wake Up America 13

Whats the truth about high cholesterol & cholesterol drugs?

The statin drugs (drugs to lower cholesterol) such as Lipitor, Zocor, Crestor, Lescol, Mevacor & Pravachol are some of the pharmaceutical industries top selling categories of drugs. Do these drugs really save lives and lower hearth attack rates? Are high cholesterol foods actually bad to eat? Are eggs bad to eat? What are the side effects of statin drugs? Can lowering your cholesterol actually be bad for your health? What is cholesterol? What does the body use cholesterol for? Is a high fat diet bad for you?

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This is the VOA Special English Health Report, from http://voaspecialenglish.com

People since ancient times have used aspirin-like medicines to fight pain and reduce high body temperature. Modern research has found other uses for aspirin.

The drug acts as a blood thinner. It can help blood flow past a blockage in an artery. Blockages can cause heart attacks or strokes. As a result, patients at risk of blockages might be advised by their doctors to take a low-strength aspirin every day. And research continues.

A new study has shown that aspirin can improve survival in colon cancer patients.It involved about one thousand three hundred patients with colorectal cancer. The cancer had not spread to other parts of the body yet. The study compared patients who took three hundred twenty-five milligrams of aspirin at least two times a week with those who did not use aspirin.

The study found that the aspirin users had an almost thirty percent lower risk of dying from their cancer. That was during an average of eleven years after the cancer was discovered.

Andrew Chan of Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital led the study. Doctor Chan says the effects appeared especially strong among patients with tumors expressing an enzyme called COX-2. Two-thirds of colorectal cancers produce that chemical. Doctor Chan thinks the aspirin works by blocking it.

The study appeared in the Journal of the American Medical Association. It was an observational study. In a controlled study, some patients would have taken aspirin. Others would have received a placebo — sugar pills — for comparison.

Last year, Doctor Chan reported that a long-term study of almost fifty thousand men showed that aspirin can help prevent colon cancer. But the effects required at least six years of regular use. And the greatest risk reductions were in those who took more than fourteen aspirins per week.

But the researchers warned that the dangers from such large amounts of aspirin should be carefully considered. Aspirin is a kind of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug, or NSAID. The earlier study found comparable reductions from the use of other NSAIDs, but not from the use of acetaminophen.

All of these drugs have their uses but they also have risks. Aspirin can cause bleeding in the stomach, the intestines and the brain. People who might want to consider taking aspirin as a preventative measure should first talk to a doctor.

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Can what you eat reverse heart disease? Author Steven Gundry, MD has developed a diet and has written a book to explain. From The American Health Journal PBS-TV.

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Can what you eat reverse heart disease? Author Steven Gundry, MD has developed a diet and has written a book to explain. From The American Health Journal PBS-TV.

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This commonly misunderstood disease affects 5 million Americans. Let’s take a closer look at congestive heart failure.Watch More Health Videos at Health Guru: http://www.healthguru.com/?YT

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Cholesterol isn’t inherently “bad,” but too much of it can cause a plethora of problems! Keep watching for the cholesterol basics.Watch More Health Videos at Health Guru: http://www.healthguru.com/?YT

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This amusing PSA addresses the link between a high-fat, meat-heavy diet and an increased occurrence of artery blockage.

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Heart disease affects more than 20 million Americans. Let’s explore the various forms that heart disease can take.Watch More Health Videos at Health Guru: http://www.healthguru.com/?YT

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