By Dr. Kneale, July 11, 2022 Overview of Ulcers First, let’s clear up the different types of ulcers Peptic ulcers include all ulcers located in the stomach, duodenum, and esophagus. So, a peptic ulcer can either be a gastric, duodenal, or esophageal. To get rid of the main confusion, here are the …
By Dr. Kneale Spring is the most beautiful time of the year…but for many of us, it also sparks miserable allergies! How many people deal with allergies? More than 50 million Americans have experienced various types of allergies each year.[1] Allergies are the 6th leading cause of chronic illness in the U.S.[2] Both of these …
By Dr. Kneale An outbreak of the new coronavirus (transmitted from animal to human like the Bird and Swine Flus) was identified in December 2019 in China. Designated 2019-nCoV, the virus was declared a public health emergency by the WHO (World Health Organization) on January 30th, 2020. Our Immune System Our immune …
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Pilot study indicates that dogs eating rice-based dry dog foods could be at risk for chronic arsenic exposure Rice-consumption is considered a risk factor for chronic arsenic toxicity in humans. A pilot study conducted within the DogRisk research group at the University of Helsinki found that dogs eating rice-based dry dog foods had higher …
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By Dr. Kneale It’s 3 a.m. You’re tossing and turning searching for that magic spot to drift off to peaceful sleep. No luck. It’s 5:00 a.m. and you are still wide awake. 7 a.m., your eyes are puffy, your head is foggy and you stumble out of bed feeling heavy and listless. You head to …
By Michelle Hodge, DC, CTT We all see ads promoting early detection as a preventive measure for breast cancer, but is that really prevention? It seems that mainstream medicine focuses on early detection rather than prevention, followed by treatment and ultimately providing palliative care for those patients who are diagnosed with advanced-stage breast cancer. Working …
What is a Sinus Infection (Sinusitis)? A sinus infection (also known as sinusitis) occurs when your nasal cavities become inflamed and fill with fluid; this sets the stage for germs to grow creating an infection. Common symptoms Postnasal drip Discolored nasal discharge (greenish in color) Nasal stuffiness or congestion Tenderness of the face (particularly under …
By Dr. Kneale Your foods choices are great—when you are at home. But, what if you have to spend the day driving your children from activity to activity. Or, you have a family wedding to attend and will be away from your kitchen for a few days. Not surprising, your food choices go down …
By Dr. Kneale Quote from Cancer doctor and researcher, Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez: I’ve been using them for 14 years with only one effect: I felt better from the first one I did. I’ve never looked back and I feel great when I do them. All the terrible things that are supposed to happen don’t happen. …
You may have heard that taking vitamins and minerals is a waste of money and that you can get everything you need from your diet. They say, if you eat a variety of foods, you’re covered. Or if you are following a nutrient-dense diet full of great quality foods there is nothing to worry about. …
