Remedies for the Common Cold
A summary of various over the counter remedies for the treatment of the common cold.
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A summary of various over the counter remedies for the treatment of the common cold.
Remedies for the Common Cold Read More »
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I think we need to start this with a fascinating story about misconceptions in modern medicine before we tackle the…
If you google, “what causes eczema?” The typical answers describe an inflammatory skin condition, genetic in origin, primarily related to an abnormality in the skin. The answers seem to suggest that since it is genetic we are unable to change the root cause of the problem.
I think we need to start this with a fascinating story about misconceptions in modern medicine.
In 1981, at a small hospital in Perth, Australia, a young medical resident in training named Barry Marshall was looking for a research project. He was completing his gastroenterology rotation which largely consisted of seeing patients with painful peptic ulcers. It was commonly accepted at the time that ulcers were caused by stress, spicy foods, and too much acid in the stomach.
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