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Breasts - Educated and Innate By Madeline Behrendt, D.C. Breasts. Reflecting the beauty of the human form, breasts are celebrated, revered, painted, written about and envied by artists and other mortals, they carry the name to identify an entire class, Mammalia. Innate has organized breasts to express uniqueness, and there ... breasts-educated-and-innate.html

Autism and Mercury Relationship The following is testimony from a recent ACIP meeting. Thank you to Dr. Rick Hodish for supplying this report. My name is Sallie Bernard. I live in Summit, New Jersey. I am the president and CEO of a market research company and a board member of the Cure Autism Now Foundation, the largest pr... autism-and-mercury-relationship.html

Get sick - or get a clue Just yesterday we reported on ADHD in the news and commented on an article titled: "Strep Infection Possibly Linked to Attention-Deficit Disorder" I commented that, "On one side, one may suggest increased use of antibiotics or maybe even a vaccine to hopefully prevent the strep infections o... get-sick-or-get-a-clue.html

ADHD in the news From Yahoo Health News and MSNBC Health The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) released new guidelines on Monday aimed at helping physicians diagnose attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.(ADHD) There has been much news regarding ADHD and it's over diagnoses and misdiagnoses. There ... adhd-in-the-news.html

Did the Rx Kill, or the Father? Deadly Treatment Judge Cites Hyperactivity Drug in Homicide Acquittal BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) - Ten days after he began taking a widely used medicine called Adderall to control his attention deficit disorder and help him with his college studies, Ryan Ehlis slipped into a psychotic fog and ki... did-the-rx-kill-or-the-father-.html

Does milk do a body that much good? By Darrel Crain, Chiropractor I love cheese, don’t you? Cheese, of course, is made from the milk of strange-looking four-legged mammals with big eyes and dull horns who live in concentration camps scattered around the countryside. You know — dairy cows. Chances are that the cow who made th... does-milk-do-a-body-that-much-good-.html

Flu Vaccine for Pregnant Moms By Darrel Crain, DC How is it possible that the wealthiest nation on the planet has an infant mortality rate higher than just about every other industrialized country? Help is finally on the way for solving this dilemma, or so I thought when I first noticed the headlines announcing new recommen... flu-vaccine-for-pregnant-moms.html

Is Medical Science an Oxymoron? by Darrel Crain, Chiropractor Today’s topic is Medical Science, one of the most expensive and prominent enterprises in our country. The time has come to give the scientific theories of medicine a checkup and find out how healthy they are. First though, we need to review the basics of real scien... is-medical-science-an-oxymoron-.html

Ultrasound During Pregnancy By Darrel Crain, DC “Look Daddy, the baby is smiling and waving at you on TV!” the pregnant woman said joyously to her husband. The expectant couple has just forked over about three hundred clams to the clerk in the ultrasound boutique at the mall. Now they’re watching their unborn baby on... ultrasound-during-pregnancy.html

Breast Cancer Prevention vs. War By Darrel Crain, DC It was thirty-five years ago when President Richard Nixon first committed our nation to the war on cancer. This seemed the right thing to do, because at the time, an American woman’s chance that she would have breast cancer in her lifetime was 1 in 20. Unfortunately, by ... breast-cancer-prevention-vs-war.html

Fear of Microbes and Vaccination Questions By Darrel Crain, DC Have you ever noticed that young children seem genetically programmed to encounter every possible microbe in their surroundings? On playgrounds around the world you’ll see little ones who have never met walk up and lick faces with one another while other toddlers wander plea... fear-of-microbes-and-vaccination-questions.html

Breathing Easier Without Asthma Medication By Darrel Crain, DC “For breath is life, and if you breathe well you will live long on earth,” according to the Sanskrit proverb. When it comes to asthma, modern medicine has apparently breathed new life into the old saying, “The cure is worse than the disease.” Researchers at Cornell... breathing-easier-without-asthma-medication.html

Is Autism seeping out of the television? by Michael Dorausch, DC planetc1.com news staff According to some new research, early exposure to television may be increasing a child's risk of developing autism. Scientists have been investigating the huge increase in the number of autism cases and some are now saying the rise coincid... is-autism-seeping-out-of-the-television-.html

Steroid users more likely carry guns, commit fraud by Michael Dorausch, DC planetc1.com news staff According to a recent Swedish study, with an article appearing in the journal Archives of General Psychiatry, the use of anabolic steroids may be associated with antisocial lifestyle behaviors involving several types of crime, including illegal... steroid-users-more-likely-carry-guns-commit-fraud.html

Vitamin envy and spin doctors By Darrel Crain, Doctor of Chiropractic In the brave new world of medicine, spin doctors are emerging as the most powerful of doctors. While the clinical doctors are busy trying to stave off the suffering and premature death of their patients using drugs and surgery, the spin doctors are busy c... vitamin-envy-and-spin-doctors.html

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