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... on animals with artificially induced versions of human diseases in place of information on humans with the actual diseases. This is nearly useless because not only is every species bio-mechanically and bio-chemically different but laboratory results are further skewed by the stressful and unnaturally living environments of the test subjects. In addition the researchers involved in vivisection are often said ... ...
... mechanism behind this effect is not known; one study suggests the medications work by restoring the effectiveness of the blood/brain barrier. Because steroids can produce numerous adverse side effects (acne, weight gain, seizures, psychosis), they are not recommended for long-term use. (Bernard) One of the most promising MS research areas involves naturally occurring antiviral proteins known as interferons. Two ... ...
... groups of phychosomatic illness. An example is given for these illnesses, to give better understanding of how all of this works. First, psychophysiologic skin reactions, including hair loss, hives, and acne. An example of this is eczema, or esse sive itching. Some people show no sign of allergy in skin tests but it has been noted that the skin is extremely ... ...
... mechanism behind this effect is not known; one study suggests the medications work by restoring the effectiveness of the blood/brain barrier. "Because steroids can produce numerous adverse side effects (acne, weight gain, seizures, psychosis), they are not recommended for long-term use." (Bernard) One of the most promising MS research areas involves naturally occurring antiviral proteins known as interferons. Two ... ...
... mechanism behind this effect is not known; one study suggests the medications work by restoring the effectiveness of the blood/brain barrier. "Because steroids can produce numerous adverse side effects (acne, weight gain, seizures, psychosis), they are not recommended for long-term use." (Bernard) One of the most promising MS research areas involves naturally occurring antiviral proteins known as interferons. Two ... ...
... the non-scientific literature on the subject are endless. Many people report improvement of sometimes chronic problems. Most of the major ailments reported to improve with pollen preparations are Colds, Acne, Male sterility, Anaemia, High blood pressure, Ulcers. The major use of pollen today is as a food or, more correctly, as a food supplement. The stimulative effect of pollen and its possible ... ...
... Environmental. This would suggest that a person's home life or usual surroundings and the stress that comes with that could be the cause. One of the more believable theories is the Bio-Social-Psycho theory (Smith 48). This theory is a combination of the possible causes dis! cussed above, in which all are equal contributors to the disease. Although no theories on the ... ...
... 20 years there has been considerable effort directed towards the production of synthetic or sub-unit FMDV vaccines based on the major immunogenic sites of the virus. However, no commercial bio-engineered vaccine against FMD has been forthcoming, despite encouraging early work with VP1 produced by recombinant DNA technology and expression as a fusion protein (Kleid et al., 1981). There is evidence ... ...
... and the body. Are we culprits guilty of mystifying true dis-ease, rooted in social relations and spiritual health, by building a science of symptoms? And are we neglecting development of bio-energetic medicine and psychosocial treatment as we magnify such specifics as to obscure the condition of the whole? For shamans and the societies that they serve disease is not a foreign ... ...
