HealthNews.com – August 29, 2009 Dr. Martha Howard on swine flu prevetion. Link: http://www.healthnews.com/family-health/child-health/flu-precautions-schoolchildren-3619.html

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Fazs.com – August 25, 2009 Dr. Raymond Hatland on reversing periodontal disease. Link: http://fazs.com/cure-hemorrhoids/reversing-periodontal-disease-raymond-g-hatland-chicagohealers-com/

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How Good Dental Health Can Ward Off Winter Sickness By Andie T Pearson, DMD, CCST The holidays are finally here, and so are the illnesses of winter. Not many people can afford to be home with a cold or the flu during this season, so it is important to prepare the body for combating viruses. [...]

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Wednesday, July 29th, 2009 | WELLNESS NEWS · Osteoporosis: What You May Not Know and Need to with Dr. Peter Glidden, ND · Tip of the Week: Holistic & Cosmetic Dental Care… Yes, Its Possible with Dr Mladen Kralj Osteoporosis: What You May Not Know And Need To with Dr. Peter Glidden, ND ChicagoHealers.com Practitioner [...]

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5 Super Foods To Reduce Childhood Obesity ChicagoHealers.com Practitioner Dr. Jaena Gonzaga discusses trends in childhood obesity and superfoods that provide beneficial nutritional support (CHICAGO, IL) –The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report that over the past 3 decades, obesity in children ages 6-19 has tripled. Critical changes are required of today’s youth to [...]

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Natural Tips For Cutting Health Care Bills By Dr Helen Lee, DC The cost of managing sickness is not only detrimental and challenging to overall health and well being but also to the pocketbook. It is much easier to maintain and work towards increasing your level of health. As concluded by doctors Kenneth S. Fink [...]

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Coffee: The New Health Food By Dr Melody Hart Want a drug that can lower your risk of diabetes, Parkinson’s disease and colon cancer? That could lift your moods and treat headaches? That could lower your risk of cavities? Harvard research studies found that downing one to three cups of America’s favorite caffeinated morning beverage [...]

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Something Is Fishy? By Dr Kristina Sargent Every week another study comes out saying we should eat this food or not eat this food. It’s so confusing – so how do we sort it out? For fish, upfront, most fish contains some mercury. The latest study shows that fish caught in streams and rivers in [...]

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Reducing Healthcare Costs Starts With You By Dr Kristina Sargent Healthcare reform is certainly the hot topic of the last few weeks. Lifestyle drugs make up 7 out of the top 10 drugs sold in the US today.1 Medication use and costs can be cut with a few simple changes our daily routine. We can [...]

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Ever Had A Friend You Didn’t Talk To? By Dr Kristina Sargent Prayer and healing is certainly a controversial topic, particularly in these times of “evidence-based medicine” and abundant medical research on the efficacy of treatments. However, if prayer, as a healing tool or treatment, was completely ineffective, it would have disappeared centuries ago. Let [...]

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Orthodontics / Orthopedics By Dr Kevin Boehm The science of orthodontics actually has two separate components: orthodontics and orthopedics. Orthodontics involves straightening teeth, while orthopedics involves manipulation of the bones of the maxilla, mandible and/or their relationship to each other. Orthodontics has traditionally been known for brackets and wires performing the rotation and straightening of [...]

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Feldenkrais And The Dentist By Raymond G Hatland, DDS For many years I suffered from chronic low back pain that would come and go but always seemed to be worsened while I was working on patients or sleeping. Though my yoga practices helped me to alleviate this pain, I continued to create tension and pain [...]

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Smoking Cessation & Migraine Management – A Dental Perspective By ORA Oral Surgery and Implant Studio Smoking Cessation Smoking is not only dangerous to your overall health but also specifically for your teeth and gums. Smoking can cause periodontal disease, and as a result may lead to tooth loss. Periodontal disease is a condition where [...]

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 Motherhood, Marriage & Other Wild Rides – August 19, 2009 Dr. Martha Howard on swine flu prevention. Link: http://rjlacko.wordpress.com/2009/08/14/swine-flu-natural-remedies-for-back-to-school/

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Holistic & Comestic Dental Care

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 Dental Products Report & Modern Hygienist – September 2009 & October 2009 Dr. Kevin Boehm, Dr. Andie Pearson and Dr. Raymond Hatland in a series “Holistic & Cosmetic Dental Care – Yes, it’s Possible”.  Topics include toothwear prevention, fresh breath and preventing peridontal disease. Link: http://www.dentalproductsreport.com/articles/show/dpr0809_news_perio http://www.dentalproductsreport.com/articles/show/dpr0809_news_ozone http://www.dentalproductsreport.com/articles/show/dpr1009_we_badbreath

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Delicious Living – August 27, 2007 Dr. Martha Howard on swine flu prevention. Link: http://life.familyeducation.com/swine-flu/back-to-school/63821.html?page=2&detoured=1

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 Natural Solutions – November 2009 Dr. Melody Hart on wet sock treatment for colds.

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Wet Sock Treatment for Colds

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 Straightfromthedoc.com – August 17, 2009 Dr. Martha Howard on post traumatic stress disorder. Link: http://www.straightfromthedoc.com/50226711/post_911_what_to_do_when_posttraumatic_stress_doesnt_subside.php

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 Blisstree.com – August 17, 2009 Dr. Martha Howard on post traumatic stress disorder. Link: http://www.blisstree.com/widowsquest/

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 Examiner.com – August 17, 2009 Dr. Martha Howard on swine flu prevention. Link: http://www.examiner.com/examiner/x-12739-LA-Parenting-Examiner~y2009m8d14-Backtoschool-Swine-Flu-H1N1-precautions-and-treatment

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 Chathamchat.com – August 5, 2009 Dr. Martha Howard on swine flu prevention. Link: http://chathamchat.com/2009/08/12/back-to-school-swine-flu-precautions/

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Post Traumatic Stress Disorder By Karen Erickson Post traumatic stress disorder and acute stress disorder are common conditions among people who have either experienced or witnessed a life threatening or extremely frightening traumatic event where one feels completely unsafe. One does not have to be present at the scene of the event to experience PTSD, [...]

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Midlife Sexuality By Dr Marilyn Mitchell, MD, BHSP When it comes to sexuality in mid-life, we are often surprised to be experiencing changes. For women at menopause, we know that estrogen production is reduced by up to sixty-six percent and testosterone decreases up to fifty percent, and for men at midlife there can also be [...]

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Sleep… Is Counting Sheep The Answer? By Sharon M Weinstein, MS, RN, CRNI, FACW, FAAN As a culture, we are experiencing a dramatic increase in sleep disturbances. Most bedrooms are replete with the requisite television (TV) set and the “indispensable” accoutrement—a DVD player. There are phones, alarm clocks, maybe sound systems, and many people keep [...]

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Healthy Living… For Life! By Sharon M Weinstein, MS, RN, CRNI, FACW, FAAN Healthy living doesn’t happen at the doctor’s office. The road to better health is paved with the small decisions we make every day. It’s about the choices we make when we buy groceries, drive our cars and hang out with our kids. [...]

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Detox Your Home and Make It Healthy! By Sharon M Weinstein, MS, RN, CRNI, FACW, FAAN Home should be a safe haven from the outside world…and unfortunately, it is not! What is a family to do? Think about your family, your kids, your pets, and make some decisions that will have a positive effect on [...]

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Pain Management For Children By Dr Mark Sobor Children feel pain, just as adults do, but have a hard time explaining what hurts. Their pain can result from either physical or emotional reasons. It’s up to parents to do a little detective work to see what is causing the pain. The most common causes of [...]

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Power Stretching By Dr Steven Arculeo, DC As our lives get busier and busier with our jobs, home projects, parenting, travel, and family obligations, etc., exercise can become less of a priority. The most common excuse is, “I don’t have the time to work out”. We have all heard this at some point, whether it [...]

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H1N1 Update By Dr Martha Howard, MD What is in the H1N1 vaccines? Back in June, when manufacture of the H1N1 vaccine was being discussed, there was some concern that it might contain adjuvants (substances that increase immune response, and may be toxic to some people); or the mercury-based preservative thimoserol, which has been removed [...]

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Sustainable Medicine By Dr Steven Koos, D.D.S., M.D. Sustainability, broadly defined as the capacity to endure, has become a wide-ranging term that can be applied to almost every facet of life on earth, from a local to a global scale. For humans it is the potential for long-term maintenance of wellbeing, which in turn depends [...]

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Acid Vs. Alkaline: Acidity Leads To All Sickness And Disease By Dr Hugh A Jenkins The pH level (the acid- alkaline measurement) of our internal fluids affects every cell in our bodies. An alkaline pH of body fluids is healthy for the body cells. The issue is how to maintain a balance pH level for [...]

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 Valuable Web Information – July 16, 2009 Dr. Andie Pearson on feng shui for your car. Link: http://valuableinternetinformation.com/?p=93600

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 Valuable Internet Information – July 16, 2009 Dr. Martha Howard on how to fight fibromyalgia. Link: http://valuableinternetinformation.com/?p=93600

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Catalyst Oncology – July 18, 2009 Dr. Peter Glidden on finding a gentle, more cost effective cure for chemotherapy. Link: http://catalystoncology.com/2009/07/wwwchicagohealerscom-2009-07-18-1056/

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 Youtubeblog – July 21, 2009 Dr. Harry Hong on back to school for highly sensitive children. Link: http://youtubeblog.co.cc/?p=3273

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 Education Resources – July 21, 2009 Dr. Robert Scott on the history of chiropractive cost effectiveness. Link: http://smartzillaweb.info/blog/wwwchicagohealerscom-2009-07-21-1850/

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Diary of a Mother – August 10, 2009 Dr. Martha Howard on back to school swine flu precautions. Link: http://diaryofamother.blogs.com/mamas_musings/

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Rheumatoid Arthritis Information – July 29, 2009 Dr. Peter Glidden on Osteoporosis.  Link: http://tuijianke019.cn/wwwchicagohealerscom-2009-07-29-0857/

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Cancer & Mesothelioma Articles – August 5, 2009 Dr. Jaena Stanley Gonzaga on superfoods for kids. Link: http://mesothelioma.netne.net/cancer-articles/wwwchicagohealerscom-2009-08-05-1153-2009-08-05/

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Cortisol & Stress By Dr Tom Bayne Cortisol is a very important hormone that is secreted by the adrenal glands. Healthy cortisol production ensures balanced blood sugar levels, normal blood pressure, healthy immune function, and decreased inflammation. Cortisol is considered the “stress hormone” because higher quantities are produced during the “fight or flight” response to [...]

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Heartburn: Symptom or Disease? By Ian Wahl, DAc, LAc, CH Did you know that over 90% of people who report heartburn or indigestion claim it is related to some food or drink they have consumed? In fact, over 40 million Americans experience heartburn or indigestion or acid reflux at least once a week. Over 60 [...]

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 Momtv.com – August 12, 2009, 8 pm CST Dr. Martha Howard on swine flu. Link:

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Thefamilygroove.com – October 2009 Dr. Martha Howard on swine flu.

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Dental Anxiety By Claudia Anderson, DDS For some people, the fear of seeing the dentist far outweighs the pain of a toothache. About 8-15% of Americans avoid going to the dentist because of fear. The problem is that not going to the dentist almost always leads to more advanced oral health problems and perhaps, lengthier [...]

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7 Steps To A Great Smile By Claudia Anderson, DDS 1.) BRUSH REGULARLY – It is recommended that we brush our teeth twice a day and for TWO MINUTES at each brushing. 2.) FLOSS DAILY – Flossing helps to remove the plaque between the teeth that the toothbrush can not get to and this helps [...]

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The Top 5 Superfoods for Kids By Dr. Jaena Stanley Gonzaga Would you want your child to live a healthier and well nourished life? Children, nowadays, need the most impeccable guidance from the parents to help them live a wellness lifestyle. Now is the time to help our children break the unhealthy eating patterns that [...]

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Brain Health By Dr. Melody Hart The brain controls the entire body. It is our primary health maintenance organ and the seat of energy production. When it is functioning well total body health is improved. The best way to get good long term brain enhancement is to feed it and use it. Brain nutrients have [...]

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Back to School: Saving for College By Julie Murphy Casserly According to recently released reports from the College Board, most students and their families can expect to pay, on average, from $108 to $1,398 more than what they paid in 2008 for this year’s tuition and fees, depending on the type of college. And with [...]

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 MiracleHerbs.com – July 27, 2009 Dr. Helen Lee on breathing for life. Link: http://www.miracleherbs.info/2009/07/27/breathing-for-life-dr-helen-lee-chicagohealers/

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 PinkLemonadeofLife.com – July 18, 2009 Julie Casserly on how to budget for a family vacation. Link: http://www.pinklemonadeoflife.com/2009/07/tip-of-week-how-to-budget-for-family.html

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Orlando Sentinel – July 27, 2009 Dr. Kristina Sargent on the skinny on saturated fats. Link: http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/fitness_exercise_health/2009/07/saturated-fats-mediterranean-diet-kristina-sargent.html

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