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What are Facts about Breast Cancer?

Did you know that 3 out 4 women are either diagnosed with breast cancer, or have a family member with this disease? The U.S. estimates that about 12% of women are affected by breast cancer. This deadly disease can affect both men and women, with women suffering at the highest rate. It is more common in the U.S. women, but it has been increasing in…

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Naturopathy

What are Benefits of Eating Fruits?

This raw pineapple ice-cream dessert is great for those who want to eat healthy and still enjoy ice-cream-like desserts. This ice cream is a classic raw recipe that raw foodists have been making for years. Although it isn't made with cream, the texture is similar to ice cream, sherbet, or sorbet. It is quite surprising when you first make it. It's easy to make and…

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Rheumatism Gout

How Is Arthritis of the Knee treated?

How is Arthritis of Knee Treated? The term "arthritis" simply means "inflammation in the joint". Inflammation is the body’s natural response to injury or disease. Inflammation causes stiffness, pain, swelling, and tissue damage. A joint is the place where two bones join. The largest joint in the body is the knee. To provide a cushion for the bones, cartilage is a spongy material that covers…

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Diet for Gout

What are the Benefits of Organic Cherries?

Organic cherries are a rising trend in food nutrition. This juicy fruit is a great source for nutrients and other healthy substances. You probably know this already. Organic cherries offer the same goodness as regular cherries but without the harmful chemicals that can be accidentally added to freshly harvested fruits. It is important to understand the current farming methods and how they can impact the…

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Featured, Gout, Gout Causes

What are Gout Causes? Find here 8+ Answers to your most important Questions

Gout is a chronic disease caused by an excess of uric acid in the blood, known as hyperuricaemia. Microcrystals of uric acid can then deposit in the joints and surrounding tissues, creating inflammation or inflammatory arthropathy. Those are gout causes. Gout is manifested by the occurrence of inflammatory joint flare-ups called "gout attacks". It is one of the microcrystalline arthropathies, also known as microcrystalline rheumatism.…

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Faq, Gout, Gout Diet

What should I not Eat if I have Gout?

Gout is a condition that can be treated but not reversed. It can be controlled and some of the painful symptoms can be relieved with certain actions. Gout is a painful condition more common in men than in women. It affects nine times more women than men. Women who are in their twenties are most at risk for developing gout.This painful form of arthritis occurs…

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Featured, Fyron

Why Curcumin and Boswellia in FYRON G1 + G2? Here 8+ of the most Incredible reasons

FYRON G1 and FYRON G2 are 2 natural products. They are composed of plant extracts and they are used to treat many types of diseases. FYRON G1 contains Curcumin. FYRON G2 contains Boswellia. So Fyron G1 + G2 = Curcumin and Boswellia. Two plants that are used to treat inflammation around the globe, Curcumin as well as Boswellia, have been used over many generations.Curcumin and…

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Faq, Gout, Gout Symptoms

How do I know if I have Gout?

The location of the mono-arthritis at the base of the big toe is characteristic. Indeed, gout usually affects the big toe, even if it can occur in any joint. It occurs as sudden episodes ("attacks") of severe pain and swelling of a joint, and is one of the causes of acute arthritis. Gout is a chronic disease, which means that the patient will have attacks -…

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