Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts |
They don't simply store water in a giant internal "water tank" that leaks out if torn or punctured: Their internal gel repairs any cut or tear by automatically shrinking the wound and creating a new water-tight seal. This gel matrix is comprised of hundreds of different phytochemicals that not only store water and repair injury; they also grant notable medicinal effects to humans who consume them.
Until now, there was only one good way to get aloe vera gel: Grow it yourself. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts |
It circulates the air inside the machine and filters particles and pollutants through a series of internal filters. The machine combines a total of four advanced filtration technologies to remove particles, pollutants, odors and allergens. Once purified, the air is released out of the top of the machine bringing clean air back into the room. Some HealthPro models don't have all four internal filters, so check the model details carefully in deciding which one might be right for you. |
Michael Pollan See book keywords and concepts |
Brian Wansink, a Cornell professor of marketing and nutritional science who has done several ingenious studies on portion size and appetite, concludes that Americans pay much more attention to external than to internal cues about satiety* By comparison the French, who seem to attend more closely to all the sensual dimensions of eating, also pay more attention to the internal cues telling us we feel full.
So how might paying more for food help us eat less of it? In two ways. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts |
The EWG also seems to be completely unaware that the best sunscreen is internal sunscreen built from antioxidants. Eat lots of berries, spirulina, chlorella and superfoods, and you'll build up a natural, internal sunscreen that blocks excess UV rays naturally.
Despite these gaps in EWG's knowledge on nutrition, I completely agree with the EWG's stance on exposure to toxic chemicals, and that's the strength of their outstanding work. As they conclude about sunscreen products:
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Michael Pollan See book keywords and concepts |
Brian Wansink, a Cornell professor of marketing and nutritional science who has done several ingenious studies on portion size and appetite, concludes that Americans pay much more attention to external than to internal cues about satiety* By comparison the French, who seem to attend more closely to all the sensual dimensions of eating, also pay more attention to the internal cues telling us we feel full.
So how might paying more for food help us eat less of it? In two ways. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts |
If you spend a lot of time outdoors and are not protecting your eyes with UV-filtering glasses, this supplement can greatly enhance your internal protection against sunlight damage to the eyes. As a result, it can protect your vision and even help prevent macular degeneration.
Astaxanthin as internal sunscreen
Astaxanthin also functions as an internal sunscreen. Poor nutrition, not the sun, causes sunburns, by the way. In order to get sunburned, you have to be exposed to excessive ultraviolet radiation and suffer from extremely poor nutrition. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts |
They don't simply store water in a giant internal "water tank" that leaks out if torn or punctured: Their internal gel repairs any cut or tear by automatically shrinking the wound and creating a new water-tight seal. This gel matrix is comprised of hundreds of different phytochemicals that not only store water and repair injury; they also grant notable medicinal effects to humans who consume them.
Until now, there was only one good way to get aloe vera gel: Grow it yourself. |
Paul D. Blanc, M.D. See book keywords and concepts |
Sugar-rich saps carry the internal nutrient flow of trees and are, in fact, highly soluble in water. That is why maple syrup doesn't glue our pancakes together. In conttast, precisely by reason of their incompatibility with normal living functions, true plant resins (as opposed to saps) are not for internal consumption at all. They are produced and then excreted onto the plant's outside surface. Small amounts may be exuded under normal conditions, but following injury to the bark of a tree (for example, by an attacking insect), resin flow increases dramatically. |
Rainer W. Bussmann and Douglas Sharon See book keywords and concepts |
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The highest number of species was used to treat internal organ and digestive system disorders (101, 21% of all conditions treated). This included mostly urinary tract and kidney infections (40 applications, 28 species, 13% of all species used), liver problems (23 applications, 19 species) and stomach ailments, including ulcers (23 applications, 23 species). Eighteen species (18 applications) were used for the treatment of diarrhea. |
Charles Barber See book keywords and concepts |
It is not just bodily movement—it is an internal state, a ceaseless, at times unendurable inner agitation. I have hospitalized people for akathisia. The itchy, crawling restlessness literally drove them crazy.
The worst adverse reaction to antipsychotic drugs is extremely rare but can be lethal. It is called neuroleptic malignant syndrome. I encountered it only once, with another of my clients.
Betty was staring up at me—or so I wanted to believe. The closer I looked I saw that there was nothing registering in her eyes. She was merely looking up, without recognition or comprehension. |
| Marc Gourevitch, newly appointed as director of general internal medicine at the New York University School of Medicine, he told me that one of the principal goals of his tenure was to disseminate
Motivational Interviewing techniques to physicians working in primary care settings, so that they might more effectively address substance abuse and other unhealthy behaviors. Miller told me, "I continue to be astonished at how rapidly MI is diffusing. It certainly surprised me, even when it took off like a rocket in the addiction field, but the spread into other fields has been amazing to me. |
| As
Miller has summarized, "Internal factors are the basis for change; external factors are the conditions for change."5 The therapeutic relationship is more like a partnership or companionship than expert-recipient roles.
Before Miller and like-minded colleagues, motivation, particularly in the addictions field, was viewed as a static trait that the client either had or didn't have. As a result, the therapist had little chance of enhancing the client's motivation, and if change did not occur, it was the client's fault. |
Tori Hudson, N.D. See book keywords and concepts |
It cannot be overemphasized how the health of the entire body affects the internal ecosystem of the vagina. The vaginal pH and microflora, the hormonal cycles, and the vaginal immune tissue are all influenced by our general health and dietary habits, and this in turn determines our susceptibility to vaginitis. A healthy diet assures our body's defense system. A diet low in sugars and refined carbohydrates is particularly important in preventing Candida vaginitis. In fact, a recent study confirmed that women with impaired glucose tolerance were at higher risk for recurrent vaginal candidiasis. |
| Symptoms may also include vaginal soreness, irritation, vulvar burning, inflammation and swelling of both the internal and external genital tissue, redness, pain with vaginal sexual activity, and urinary discomfort. The symptoms are often worse the week preceding the onset of menses with some relief after the menstrual flow.
Self-diagnosis of WC is unreliable and often results in misdiagnosis. There is even a concern that physicians are frequently inaccurate in diagnosing vaginal infections. |
| Adhesions form as a result of the natural healing process but cause problems by attaching to internal structures and affecting normal anatomy, mobility, and function. The manual therapy can improve tissue mobility and restore function by breaking the collagen cross-links that have formed during the healing process. The specific technique studied is the Mojzisova method, which combines both soft-tissue and osseous manipulation and is usually performed by specially trained physical therapists. |
| The physician's role is to facilitate and augment this process with the aid of natural, nontoxic therapies; to act to identify and remove obstacles to health and recovery; and to support the creation of a healthy internal and external environment.
2. First, do no harm (primum no nocere). Naturopathic physicians seek to do no harm with medical treatment by employing safe, effective, less invasive, and natural therapies.
3. Identify and treat the cause (tolle causam). |
Dr. Abram Hoffer, MD, FRCP (C) and Dr. Harold D. Foster, PhD See book keywords and concepts |
Both animals secrete the catechol amines, blood pressure rises, blood is diverted from the internal organs to the muscles, breathing rate increases, and the sweat glands become more active as both animals concentrate on their main task, survival.
However, adrenaline is very toxic, and if allowed to remain circulating in the body at high levels, it will increase blood pressure and eventually kill the animal. Chronic adrenaline secretion, at low levels, also has numerous deleterious effects. |
Tori Hudson, N.D. See book keywords and concepts |
Nutrition
I cannot overemphasize how the health of the entire body affects the internal ecosystem of the vagina. The pH of the vagina, the microflora that live there, the hormonal cycles, and the immune tissue in the vagina are all influenced by our general health and dietary habits, and this in turn determines how susceptible we are to vaginitis. A generally healthy diet—well balanced, rich in whole foods, and low in fat, sugars, refined foods, and alcohol—is optimal in preventing infections. |
Sophie D. Coe and Michael D. Coe See book keywords and concepts |
Ethnohistoric documents claim that this particular collapse was the result of internal dissension and revolt. The Maya area, particularly the lowlands of Yucatan, fell once more into the traditional Maya political pattern of small, balkanized polities, in an almost perpetual state of war with each other over land and tribute. In the Guatemalan highlands, powerful rival kingdoms, all claiming legitimacy from a fictional origin in faraway Tula, came into mutual conflict, particularly the Quiche and Cakchiquel states. |
Erich Grotewold See book keywords and concepts |
For estimation of the extraction yield it is necessary to spike biological materials with proper internal standards. Most suitable are compounds structurally similar to the studied analytes but not present in the sample. Compounds labeled with stable isotopes (2H or 1 C) are useful when mass spectrometric detection is applied. In the case of the extraction of flavonoids from biological materials, different classes of phenolic compounds are often added. |
| We then describe flavonoid-dependent internal signaling processes and extraorganismal biotic interactions mediated by flavonoid signaling.
2. MOLECULAR TARGETS OF FLAVONOID ACTION
At the molecular level, potential targets of flavonoid regulation in plants range from transcription factors and kinases to ATP-binding cassette (ABC) transporters and aminopeptidases. Some of these targets are suggested primarily by similarities between plant and mammalian signaling mechanisms. |
Tori Hudson, N.D. See book keywords and concepts |
The primary goals of a natural therapeutics approach are to:
• Enhance the individual's internal defenses against the infection by providing immune support
• Restore vaginal and bladder microflora, enhancing the flow of urine
• Promote a proper pH by acidifying the urine
• Prevent bacteria from adhering to the bladder lining
Simple goals, such as increasing the urinary flow, are easily accomplished by increasing the
• Increase fluid intake.
• Urinate when you have the urge.
• Maintain bathroom hygiene.
• Wear cotton undergarments.
• Urinate after intercourse. |
Dr. Edward F. Group III, DC, ND, DACBN See book keywords and concepts |
| Acupuncturists seek to relieve pain and internal disharmony by stimulating these points to activate or balance the body's Chi or life force energy.
How Does Acupuncture Work?
First, the practitioner notes the patient's physical characteristics (quality of the eyes, tongue, and face) and overt symptoms (fever, chills, poor sleep patterns, perspiration, aches, and especially tenderness at specific points). |
Craig Pepin-Donat See book keywords and concepts |
Rosati, who is the Director of The Rice Diet Program, Associate Professor Emeritus of Medicine at Duke University and is Board Certified in Cardiology and internal Medicine. My respect for the program is well founded.
The Rosati's bestseller, The Rice Diet Solution, outlines a strategy for home use, but I am going to describe for you their on-site program. |
Donna Jackson Nakazawa See book keywords and concepts |
In addition to all that, the hypothalamus works as a kind of on-duty internal alarm system, constantly surveying the world around us, trying to ferret out any signs of impending danger. When something stressful—something that feels potentially unsafe—occurs, the hypothalamus sends an instant warning alert to the adrenal glands, which in turn flood our bloodstream with adrenaline. Adrenaline increases our heart rate and sends more blood into our muscles and added oxygen to our brains to keep us quick on our feet and help focus our attention on the crisis at hand. |
| Environmental toxins appear to mess with normal internal signaling pathways, making it difficult for our immune cells to recognize what is foreign and what is self—a bit like a covert enemy force sending up smokescreens and spreading disinformation. Mouse studies show that even subtle signaling imbalances can predispose animals to produce antibodies against the self. In patients with lupus, for instance, certain signaling molecules that relay messages between cells and rally the production of antibodies have been shown to be present in abnormal amounts. |
Caldwell B. Esselstyn, Jr., M.D. See book keywords and concepts |
And since I was not using any new medicines or procedures, my experiment—which represented, essentially, a study of the practice of medicine—was approved by the clinic's internal review board. What was different about this experiment was that for my patients, the standard cardiac diet would be unacceptable. I was going to see to it that they followed a truly low-fat, plant-based diet.
The first patient entered the program in October 1985, and by 1988, the cardiologists at the Cleveland Clinic had referred twenty-four patients to me. |
Dr. Edward F. Group III, DC, ND, DACBN See book keywords and concepts |
| This vast internal ecosystem (referred to by many researchers as "human intestinal flora") dramatically influences and even directs each person's state of health and well-being, including our physical and mental health and metabolism. Hundreds of distinct species of microorganisms inhabit the various regions of the complete digestive system (from the mouth through the intestinal tract). Their population (over 100 trillion) can actually exceed the number of cells in the entire body! |